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Posted By ConquistadorForLife 4 months, 2 weeks ago in NewsLobby group Human Rights Watch accuses Zimbabwe's army of using forced labour to mine diamonds in the east.
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Not surprising that the peasants of Africa are forced into slavery by the powers that be in Africa. Stealing African resources and using slave labor there is normal. Organized slavery and resource stealing began back with Mercenary Armies hired by International Corporations to set the scene for their operation.
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Executive Outcomes, I think might have been the first. Run by Tim Spicer, A Brit, lately the head of Aegis in Iraq ( the largest Contractor in Iraq hired by the United States - dollar wise), the gambit back in the day was for these Corporations to hire thug armies, like Spicer's outfits, to overthrow African Governments and pave the way for those Corporations to come in and secure the minerals.
Sound familiar? Any excuse would do, even saving America from Weapons of Mass Destruction. Do you think the Corporations have made out in Iraq?
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