their nose and their ears and says you are hutu and you are tutsi based on your physical features right which is 100 and and then they took the minority i forgot if it was tutsi or the smaller group yeah tutsi was smaller and they make them more powerful of course and then they fuel this they they played actually excerpts of radio broadcasts from 90s early 90s and late 80s and the broadcast was in you know the native language but the broadcaster was talking about the other group like they are animals and they just hate spitting out of the microphones yeah which was non-existing before the belgian sky And

I do think that that's the part that African countries, the education system, need to re-evaluate and be able to teach their people because that animosity grew out of individuals that were doing systemic divisions.

Yes.

That if they didn't do that...

there is no way that can conquer africa continent yes that's the only way you can come in is divide and conquer yes you divide the certain groups and then now you take the cheese out of like the minority group uh the majority group and then you empower a certain people because there's no way that you want to come into the country and empower everybody right And you only choose a certain amount of people that you can empower.

And that technique worked so well that you still see to this day the division is so strong that it has ingrained in people's brain to be like, okay, if you look like this, you must be this.

And if you look like that, you must be that.

like what kind of housing was it was it tent or a shacks or how how it was it wasn't that i think like at the beginning maybe it was but