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I was watching Law & Order a while back and the episode was about an Afrikan woman who witnessed a rape but was reluctant to assist the police because of her bein’ an illegal alien from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

What initially was your typical rape case turned into somethin’ apocalyptic, exposing the outbreak of civil war in the Congo where some nearly 6 million people have died since 1998 — raising the question of what are they fighting about?

In the DRC, children account for 19% of the population, yet amount to 47% of the deaths, with a tally of 45,000 dying each month. While most (including myself before learning this) ignorantly think most of these deaths are attributed to malaria, diarrhea, pneumonia and malnutrition — all preventable conditionz by the way — we find the seldom talked about weapon used stemz from outside nationz who simply want what the DRC has... an abundance of natural resources, mainly the mineralz Cassiterite and Coltan which makes Tantalum used to make cellphones and laptop computerz.

Like most conflicts that deal with Afrikan people, you will find colonializm at the foundation of the beef. In 1885, King Leopold II of Belgium began his villainous acts in the DRC. In 1960, the Belgianz left taking with them the economic rights for the country to flourish — soundz just like what happened in Haiti, right?!

Soon after, Patrice Lumumba’s leadership was short-lived as he was overthrown and eventually murdered January 17, 1961. This was executed with the assistance of European and United States support for Mobutu Sese Soko — who happened to be the main connection to YT havin’ access to the rich resources they could steal from the people of the Congo.They gave Soko approximately $400 million in military training and weaponry.

Then US. President Dwight Eisenhower told his national security advisorz, Lumumba should be elimated (Derek Ingram, wrote the article, ‘40 years on — Lumumba still haunts the West’ in the Gemini News, Sept. 2000) usin’ Moise Tshombe to kidnap him bringing him to an isolated spot where three firing squadz under the direction of Belgian Captain Julienne Gat and Commissioner Verscheure murdered him.

THE WOOL OVER OUR EYES
The culprits behind this massive cover-up wants the world to believe America’s involvement in the Congo is to fight communizm and the “Soviet influence in Afrika,” said by writer, William Hartung, but the real deal is in securing their own interests, namely, the mineralz bought by American companies that make cellphones and laptops.

With over 2 billion hedz now using mobil phones, it’s said Americanz buy a new cellphone every 18 months, while those in Europe every 12, so you can see the demand and thus the vein of greed growz with Afrikanz bein’ stepped on at the base.

As with anything YTs historically done, the capture and forced-free labor of Afrikan people have been the method to get these mineralz, and just like they used torture and death tactics to enforce this on the slaveships as we endured the ‘Maangamizi’, aka ‘The Middle Passage’, so are they this very moment in the DRC.

Women, children and men are forced to mine, hundredz of thousandz are raped and millionz more murdered in the name of profit for these white-owned companies.

At the turn of the millennium, the demand for Tantalum increased driven mainly by the boom in modern computer-based technology: mobil devices, computers, iPods, digital cameras, GPS systemz, Intel chips and many other electronic gadgets you see sold by giants, Nokia, Ericsson, Sony and the like. As of October 2003, it's been reported there were about 125 companies that have contributed directly or indirectly to the conflict in the DRC.

In late 2009, writer, Joe Lauria exposed Niotan, Inc, a Nevada-based company, as the first to be caught purchasing mineralz looted from eastern Congo — note, I said, ‘caught’! Although, to date, I have not found anything official listing all companies involved, it’s fair to say all companies that sell these kindz of products should be examined. That includes Microsoft, Apple, Hewlett Packard, Nintendo, and company!

To add insult to injury, in June of the same year, Advanced Micro Devices (or AMD), a California-based microchip, silicon and software corporation, announced their latest product slated to compete with Intel’s HP laptop. It's a computer chip said to be a dual-core Athlon processor targeted at ULV silicon ultra-thin laptops. Here’s the insult... of all the names they could’ve chosen to call this chip, guess what these indivi(devilz) decided? They’re callin’ it the “Congo” chip!!

Now some may think it to be a coincidence they’d come up with such a name, but realize Afrikanz, when it comes to global white supremacy, there's no such thing as a coincdence!

This is a form of immoral, reprehensible and inexcusable gloating on behalf of caucasianz who obviously see Afrikan people as less than human! So don’t be fooled by a sudden “apology” like they alwayz do once put on the spot. And although they are but a few who’s position on blood mineralz is obviously blatant on record, don’t think the other white-owned companies don’t feel the same way — they just haven’t been caught doin’ anything as flagrant… yet.

DEEPER INSIGHT
What can we as individualz do about it? Like those organizationz who pressure jewelry companies to refrain from sellin’ “blood diamondz”, so should duress be brought to all who sell any kind of gizmo’s that use some kind of microchip.

For a deeper insight, go to these links:

• http://www.enoughproject.org/
• http://www.globalissues.org/article/87/the-democratic-republic-of-congo
• http://brownback.senate.gov/public/press/record.cfm?id=311956
• http://www.globalpolicy.org/security-council/dark-side-of-natural-resources/minerals-in-conflict/48511.html
• http://www.globalpolicy.org/the-dark-side-of-natural-resources/minerals-in-conflict/47795.html
• http://theportcitypost.com/2009/07/29/first-blood-diamonds-now-blood-computers/

We cannot let our people continue to suffer at the handz of global gluttony!

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