We can never know the effects of what we've done on Twitter, and those who have contacted various Gov departments, NGO's and Journalists.
Sometimes I feel like we're just pissing in the wind to be honest.
But if you reflect upon all the noise we've made in the last year, I can't help but think it's not for nothing.
If DRC officials are pissed off at the spotlight we've cast at them, it's only because they suddenly can't operate as freely in corruption as they once did.
It's the most corrupt country on earth right? So yes, they are indeed all corrupt cunts and they know it! Which is why what we've been doing is painful for them.
But we still have to work with them especially under the new apointed Government.
We've been shining as many spotlights as we can find, for a long time now.
Again I can't help but think it's helped our cause.
It may be in ways we can never know, like suddenly certain bastards can't be so blatently corrupt any more. We may have created an environment where under the table deals that would be detrimental to us, couldn't happen.
We've created a LOT of noise, and I bet certain cunts wish they hadn't stired up this hornets nest.
I think for the most part we've done about as much as we can for the moment.
We all have our fingers crossed that things will get pushed over the line sooner rather than later.
It's Lobsters on
@JAG 's boat for everyone when it happens