History Channel Blood Diamonds WS DSR XviD BiQ torrent

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¦ R E L E A S E......N O T E S ¦
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¦Release Name..: ¦
¦History.Channel.Blood.Diamonds.WS.DSR.XviD-BiQ ¦
¦Release Date..: 18th March 2007 ¦
¦Genre.........: Documentary ¦
¦Source........: DSR ¦
¦Size..........: 49x15MB ¦
¦Length........: 89min 57sec ¦
¦Aspect Ratio..: 1.818 ¦
¦Video Bitrate.: 931kbps ¦
¦Audio Bitrate.: 138kbps ¦
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¦ C A P P E R N O T E S ¦
¦This is one of, if not the best documentary I have ever ¦
¦seen. If you are reading this, just download and watch the ¦
¦the first 10 minutes of it. I guarantee you will be hooked.¦
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¦ P L O T ¦
¦Diamonds are symbols of wealth, elegance and love around ¦
¦the world. But in several African nations, they have been a¦
¦means to power, a reason to terrorize millions of innocent ¦
¦civilians, and may have even helped finance some of the ¦
¦world\'s most brutal terrorists. The human cost of the ¦
¦illicit global diamond trade is examined in the provocative¦
¦documentary. ¦
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¦Because they are portable, easily concealed, and ¦
¦untraceable, diamonds lend themselves to smuggling and ¦
¦corruption. In several underdeveloped African nations, ¦
¦warlords have used diamonds to help finance wars, while the¦
¦rest of the world has turned a blind eye. Rebel armies have¦
¦forced tens of thousands of people to mine diamonds in ¦
¦brutal, dangerous conditions under the threat of death, ¦
¦their pay as paltry as a cup of rice per day. In Sierra ¦
¦Leone, rebels chopped off people\'s hands, arms, feet, ¦
¦lips, and ears indiscriminately for years during a civil ¦
¦war financed in part by the trade of illicit diamonds. ¦
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