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The World's Most Dangerous Border Doesn't Exist

Five days ago, the UN demanded Rwanda withdraw from the DRC. It sounds like a solution, but they made a fatal mistake: they are trying to solve a 2025 war using a map from 1910. The conflict in Eastern Congo (DRC) is not just a war between nations; it is a civil war inside a single ecosystem sliced in half by colonial powers. From the Banyamulenge cattle herders of the 1600s to the M23 rebels of today, this documentary reveals the invisible line that turned an economic class into a target and a geological paradise into a war zone. We investigate the "glitch" in history—how a Belgian map-maker in 1910 and a racial identity card in 1933 created the infrastructure for the modern M23 conflict. We track the flow of Coltan from the muddy pits of Rubaya to the tech in your pocket, exposing why the war is actually a profitable business model. [Chapters] 0:00 The Impossible Order (UN Resolution 2808) 1:15 Act 1: The Phantom Kingdom (1650-1885) 4:00 Act 2: The Glitch in the Matrix (1910 Borders) 8:15 The Hamitic Lie & 1933 ID Cards 14:00 Act 3: The Legal Erasure (Mobutu's Trap) 19:30 Act 4: The War Economy (Coltan & M23) 23:45 Conclusion: The Infrastructure of Hate #DRC #Rwanda #CongoCrisis #Documentary #History #Geopolitics #M23 #Africa #UN #coltan