After seeing a new Spanish team going to the Congo to film about Coltan and the involvement of all countries with a Tech: industry and supported by the UN, I am bumbfounded and sick of the animals we are, all for profit.
The following film is good but does not show the UN involvement (corrupt up to their necks) as in the Spanish one. I will look for an internet link for the Spanish one and post it as well, but will be in Spanish. The link below is in English, for those that do not like reality and death, best not to look at it, you are forewarned :(
http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/blood-coltan/
Mike
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coltan
In Spanish, new doc:
http://www.antena3.com/programas/en-tierra-hostil/programas/programa1-congo/tierra-hostil-adentra-mina-coltan_2015011300119.html
regards
Mike
Thanks for the link. Glad to see a documentary's finally been made. I was wondering when someone was going to pick up on this global elephant in the room. Will pass it along.
Bob
Quote from: Bob Smith on 2015.01.15, 18:12:26
Thanks for the link. Glad to see a documentary's finally been made. I was wondering when someone was going to pick up on this global elephant in the room. Will pass it along.
Bob
Your welcome
For the Spanish doc: you have to register "no cost", worth looking at it, as even if you don't speak Spanish I'm sure you will get the jist of it all, including the tight liped UN.
What a sick world we live in.
regards
Mike
Thanks Mike
I'm fluent in Spanish - will check it out.
Keith Harmon Snow's website http://www.allthingspass.com/ was the source that really opened my eyes on what's going on in Africa, especially in the central region around Congo and Rwanda.
Another article on coltan:
http://www.informafrica.com/africa-report/drc-congo-coltan-the-new-blood-diamonds/
I can't help but wonder if the civilian radio and telecommunications industry had developed using Tesla's longitudinal wave technology (As per EPD's presentation on how RCA discontinued using Tesla's tech in radio), perhaps the plunder of Central Africa for these metals could've been avoided.
It certainly casts a diabolical pall over the whole cell phone and wireless culture.
I look forward to viewing the coltan documentary.
Bob
Bob