> as the bbc's reporter in dr congo, i covered stories that were loud echoes of what was happening 100 years earlier. > congolese men going to harvest rubber men who failed to bring enough rubber for agents were killed the film opens with the shocking images of some of leopold's victims - children and adults whose right hands had been hacked off by his agents. > they needed these to prove to their superiors that they had not been "wasting" their bullets on animals. > this rule was seldom observed as soldiers kept shooting monkeys and then later chopping off human hands to provide their alibis.    516965.stm yeah, you're right, but wrong at the same time, now go back to the upside down and you inbred koala fucker
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