Why now? At times news reporters seem to want to create something out of nothing.as long as it sells,be it good or bad if it makes headlines why not.money to be made any which way. AVM,done there best to put a penny in an empty rotten pocket.when a person takes up arms against the state or any other group than that person is a combatant,and many combatants die in many different ways.how the DRC handle there problem is there own affairs,when asked by the government of the day to assist in transport logistics the company has no other alternative but to comply,what would happen if they don't answer the call.in the past rebels killed a hell of a lot of people and no news reporters were there to take credit,hell there ain't no money to be made.most of the questioning was one sided how many times can i score a direct hit .in my book ,non. I love to hear reporters report the good work we are doing around the world at the cost of our youth,spreading democracy and freedom and saying we will not rest until the mission is accomplished.AVM is a company in a country that has many a different rebels with each there own goal,AVM has but one to create work for those that blame the world for there misery but themselves,and along the way to make a profit for its shareholders.as all company's do,maybe the reporter should have said to the people in the said conflict hell there is a lot more out there than just the Anvil mine.I don't hold AVM,but I do hold onto my values.At times democracy is its own worst enemy. please do your own research.
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