King Leopold’s Slavery
BBC – History – Slavery and the ‘Scramble for Africa’
King Leopold sold his ‘personal colonies’ to the Belgian state for GBP3.8 million. Finally, this massacre stopped only when the Belgians realised that there might not be people left for ‘forced’ labour.
The Belgian Government should be put up on Nuremberg type trial.
Another form of population control by the West!
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