That said, we have always respected the territorial integrity of DRC and it is one of the basic tenets of the Lusaka Accord. As long as the Rwandans feel that there is still a security problem, they will not be convinced that genocide is no longer possible. This is deeply engrained in the psyche of the people and should not be brushed aside. There's no alternative. But we have to stop interpreting it in such and extreme way.
Demobilisation is a very expensive process but it's worth it.
Today there's a lot of wastage. Bear in mind that a dollar spent on a few projects here and there in DRC will never be as productive as a dollar spent on permanent structures which revive the State. For example, if an effective legal framework were created, investors would return and jobs and small business with them. It is a compelling idea. But even if it adheres to the notion of 'good governance', three months down the road, it will have no more public support because people are so destitute.