CONGO IS DROWNING IN BLOOD: CHRISTIANS SLAUGHTERED, WOMEN RAPED, CHILDREN ENSLAVED
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Blood flows in Congo. Christians beheaded, women raped, children enslaved—terrorism, war, and foreign exploitation turn the nation into a battlefield. The world must act before it’s too late.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is not just another warzone—it is hell on earth. A place where human lives are disposable, where women are brutalized, Christians massacred, and children enslaved in mines that power the world’s technology. Yet, while the world scrolls past headlines, terror reigns supreme.
Congo has become a breeding ground for mass rape, where women are nothing more than prey. In just two weeks this February, 895 rapes were reported. That’s more than 60 rapes every single day. And that’s only what’s been recorded. The true number is far worse.
It gets even darker. October. Goma. M23 rebels overran the city. Their prize? A prison full of women. They descended like demons, raping 150 women—then setting them on fire. Women turned into living torches, screaming until the flames silenced them.
Armed groups now raid hospitals, dragging out patients at gunpoint, kidnapping them for ransom, or leaving them to rot in the jungle. Doctors flee, supplies vanish, and the wounded are abandoned to die slow, painful deaths. What kind of world allows this?
Meanwhile, M23 rebels continue their rampage. They control most of Goma now. The streets are empty. Civilians flee or die. Those who remain are enslaved, brutalized, or forced to fight in a war they never chose.
A mystery disease in northwestern Congo has killed 60 people within a single day. No, it’s not Ebola. It’s not Marburg. It’s something else—something doctors cannot explain. A silent plague creeping through the chaos, unchecked, uncontained. How do you fight an enemy you can’t even name?
The innocent.
The future—being stolen, shattered, enslaved.
Four-year-olds. Digging deep in the earth, mining cobalt—the mineral that powers your phone, your car, your tech. Their tiny hands, their fragile bodies—used as tools, destroyed before they even understand life. And for what? So China can profit.
Yes, China controls 80% of these mines. Despite worldwide outrage, nothing changes. Children are buried alive, beaten, and left to die in the dirt—all so the world can have its batteries. Where is the justice? Where is the accountability?
Armed groups, terrorist factions, and foreign powers are carving Congo apart, feeding off the chaos like vultures on a corpse. And the world? Silent.
But this silence cannot last.
America must act. The world must act.
How many more beheadings? How many more women burned alive? How many more children buried in cobalt mines before leaders step in? Congo is at the edge of the abyss, and if we don’t act now—there will be no Congo left to save.
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