Blood in the Mobile Page #4

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-Arrest him. Hes filming.

-Driver, switch the engine off!

Dont you be stupid! Im a soldier.

Hes white...Why is he filming?

Just stop the engine!

-Show them the permit.

-Swhitch it off!

-The engine is not the problem.

-Why is he filming?

He has a permit.

It seems that a group of Mai-Mai, who came from a place-

-that is situated 40 kilometers away-

-came to loot the diggers.

Those who are digging in the forest. Digging for whom?

We dont have any idea.

Is it the Mai-Mai or the FDLR, who came back-

-to try to take back what they consider their goods

Their coltan, their cassiterite...Al the things theyre taking from Bisie.

From Bisie...

Whos selling it?

It was under control of the FDLR.

And then came the Congolesse business men...

They used to come and buy and then bring it to Goma.

From Goma to Rwanda or Uganda. And from Uganda to Europe.

To do what? For mobile phones and computers.

And after that... From the money they buy guns.

Of course. They buy guns to continue the war.

Just today I met a woman called Massika.

She has been raped three times.

The first time they killed her husband right in front of her.

Cutting him into little pieces.

And then they asked her to put the pieces together again-

-and then to sleeps on the pieces.

And they raped her on the pieces of her husband. Can you imagine?

They asked her if shed ever eaten chewing-gum.

She said yes. Then they took the penis of her husband, the head-

-and the put it in her mouth and asked her to eat the chewing gum.

You cant imagine whats going on, man.

Walikale...I think youre going there, but pay attention. Be careful.

Because anything can happen.

Anything can happen. If you discover, for example-

-that FRDC has done something wrong-

-you are in trouble. If you find something wrong with the FDLR-

-youre in trouble. If you film something wrong about the Mai-Mai-

-and they see that this can be dangerous for them...You are dead.

So you are in danger in all the sites. Pay attention.

The next day I go back to Silvy at the UN HQ to collect my permit-

-to fly whith a helicopter to Walikale.

Be aware that the FDLR at the moment...

...are on a rampage campaign.

Theyre on a rampage campagin. They strike very strongly at the civilians.

We cant exclude the possibility-

-of them striking some foreigners or other people...

Anything can happen, so theres no way Im sending people out there.

The rule in this specific case is that this is a no-go area.

And the debate is closed. Im sorry. Okay?

I dont know what goes on in Walikale. It seems very dangerous to go there.

I start to doubt whether this project was a good idea.

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