Yesterday, a local ** in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) issued a verdict announcement, which looked mediocre, but a closer reading revealed that there was a lot of information.
It said that there was a small local company called "Whitewater", and the commercial director was Ilonga Kablo Jackson, who was arrested by the local police at the end of January for hiring people to smash and harass local foreign-owned enterprises.
But after he himself broke such an exciting news, then we have to talk about it again, after all, this chess piece was defeated, but the mastermind behind the scenes has not paid the price. It is estimated that the comrades of our relevant departments should have taken action, and the operations such as sending a lawyer's letter to the US Embassy and ** have been rectified.
There is a grapevine that the local ** has summoned the US ambassador and asked them to explain the matter. Because the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is too far away from us, this news is not popular enough in our country at the moment, but it has answered some of my previous doubts.
Last November, I saw a very strange news story in Reuters that China's Zijin Mining had collapsed in a mining area in Suriname, killing 14 miners. Subsequently, the news was slamming the Chinese company for being "inhumane" and "barbaric production", and said that angry local people ran to the company's door**.
It said that there was a small local company called "Whitewater", and the commercial director was Ilonga Kablo Jackson, who was arrested by the local police at the end of January for hiring people to smash and harass local foreign-owned enterprises.
Not long after, the anti-China **xx voice of the United States wrote a Chinese report, explaining how tragic the case was, what was the national mourning, and the whole country was angry.
If you are a foreign reader, after reading this news, you will definitely think that our Chinese company is really not a thing. In fact, the foreign media will make cotton today and force work tomorrow, and the image of our country will be ruined little by little.
But when I read the full text carefully, I found it strange that according to the report, these miners died in accidents while working for a Chinese company, but the title called them "informal miners", which means "informal miners". And there is also a paragraph in the report that Chinese companies have been trying to drive out these "pork-eating temporary workers", which is even more confusing.
What do you mean by "pork-eating temporary workers", and why do Chinese companies want to get rid of them?
Curious, I went to the next place, who knows what I found out when I looked it up, good guy, it turns out that "pork eating temporary worker" is an English slang term meaning "mine thief".
Now the matter is very clear: Chinese companies have opened mines in the local area, and there are local criminals who secretly come to our mines to steal the minerals in order to make money, and the Chinese companies have repeatedly driven them out without success. As a result, when they came to steal again, they accidentally knocked down the mine and killed themselves.
In this regard, Zijin Mining's official website also issued a notice to restore the truth of the matter.
Originally, this "thief came to the master's house to steal things and kill himself", no matter how you look at it, it is the thief's fault. So why are so many locals still using this as an excuse to attack Chinese companies? Why did these Westerners know the news so quickly when there was an accident in our company's mine, and then they could be so methodical when they reported it, deliberately obscuring the matter into "Chinese companies mistreating local employees"?
After they succeeded in playing this trick in Suriname, they tried to replicate this operation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), but what they didn't expect was that this time the person they sent was caught by our police, and the matter didn't get into trouble.
It seems that to protect our *** and interests, the battlefield is often outside the national border!