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and Earlier this year, a U.S. drone strike killed two innocent hostages,

one American and one Italian citizen near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

The incident spurred outrage across the media,

resulting in Obama having to apologize for the grave error.

If only we could expect the same apology

for the thousands of drone victims across the Muslim world

since the advent of the war on terror,

most of which whose names were never so much as uttered

by those who sealed their deaths.

It's important to remember that in today's globalized world,

almost everything is interconnected,

and when it comes to war, conflicts are interlocked in disturbing ways.

While people rightly demand that Black Lives Matter in America,

Black lives have been forgotten in the Democratic Republic of Congo, or DRC,

where nearly 6 million people have died just in the last 15 years.

And every death by way of drone wouldn't be possible without turning a blind eye to the ongoing

genocide there.

Joining Media Roots Radio to talk about Congo's resource curse and how it relates to the

perpetuation of the military industrial complex is

Kambali Musavuli spokesperson for friends of Congo.

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