How to make African black mercenaries shout? Where was it filmed?

The African black mercenaries shouting was shot by our team in Zambia, Africa. If you need to shoot, you can contact me to arrange customization.

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Now we basically record every day, and the video is usually scheduled to be released within a few hours to two days.

Paying mercenaries to shout and hold up signs is, simply speaking, a transaction in a market economy where you sell and I buy. As long as it is legal in Zambia, there is no problem.

What is problematic is the possible consequences of the hiring action. Are they aiding and abetting the evil or trying to get them to put down their butcher knives?

You don't have to worry about bullets and gunfire, and you don't have to take bullets for your employer. You can complete the transaction by just using your voice and firing a few shots into the air, and you can also learn Chinese by the way. Clients can buy the film to “show off”, employers can make money, and mercenaries’ lives are not in danger and they can get paid. Is it really killing three birds with one stone?

If African children can use the money to buy pencils and erasers, buy more books, get a better education and change their destiny, it is understandable that the business has some flaws.

But if it comes to mercenaries, they get paid, don’t have to face death, and create jobs. In the video, weapons are raised, outside the video, butcher knives are put down. The entire army has undergone a major transformation, and the armed forces have been transformed into advertising companies. Guns are just props, and what matters is living a good life. If this is the result, why not do it?