Dieudonné Musibono Eyul'Anki Libri

The book critiques the dehumanizing effects of proxy wars fueled by toxic policies and self-serving interests, highlighting the daily violence and crime that result. It argues that capitalism has failed, necessitating a new, humane world order for sustainable living. The metaphor of "white hands in black gloves" illustrates how external powers manipulate local actors for their agendas, citing examples like Rwanda and Ukraine. The author calls for a transformative shift towards love and a rebirth of human compassion to create a better world.

The author critiques the failures of global governance, highlighting a disturbing blend of violence, deceit, and moral compromise. With a sharp wit, the text targets the United Nations, portraying it as ineffective and overly influenced by powerful nations. It argues that during conflicts, the UN's role is reduced to counting casualties and issuing powerless resolutions, underscoring the urgent need for reforms to restore its intended purpose and uphold the values that enhance humanity.

The book critiques the concept of globalization, arguing that it fosters illusions of cooperation while exacerbating inequality. It highlights the stark contrast between the wealth of a few billionaires and the increasing poverty experienced by many, particularly in Africa. The narrative underscores the persistence of predatory practices and the harsh realities faced by those seeking better lives, as evidenced by tragedies in the Mediterranean. Ultimately, it portrays globalization as a disillusionment marked by barriers and selective opportunities rather than genuine progress.