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The Congo had a sophisticated civilization until Leopold came and destroy their civilization while exploiting it with his mercenaries who were Cannibalist, he supervised a genocide that killed over 13 million people.

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And we should never forget that he was Queen Victoria's favorite uncle. She was a colonizing, genocidal, racist, too.

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tsunamivor 1 Jahr

I want ppl to stop calling this devil a king.

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Reverse Salientvor 1 Jahr

'The Congo had a sophisticated civilization until Leopold came and destroy their civilization' So sophisticated it couldn't defeat a few fucking *Belgians*. And why does 'sophisticated' make the lives of the inhabitants matter more? Humans are humans.

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Theyellowmanstrikesagainvor 1 Jahr

Funny how they have never gotten reparations

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Olusemola of D.R.Yvor 1 Jahr

Their motive.... Their agenda... Their plans. Not just congo but entire Africa 🌍

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D Thomasvor 1 Jahr

Point is, we now have the historical information but still allow them to brutalise #Africans & exploit their resources #Africans have to stop being manipulated into going into tribal war with each other ##Africans have to unite & fight the common enemy

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(Ye) Cokelyvor 1 Jahr

One of King Leopold constituents Cecil Rhodes who help colonies South Africa and setup a secret society with lord Balfour to colonise Africa and to my knowledge, left 7 wills to be carry out and still could be true today. 💆🏿‍♂️👁️

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Its a fucking pressing shame that this happened as recently as B/w photography.

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Marc “Prez” Lucienvor 1 Jahr

Oh that is where the Dominicans get that Congo and Haiti from

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28hourdayvor 1 Jahr

Doesn’t sophistication include having a way to resist external influence to the point of brute force?

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