Stop Kony spreads across social media and the internet

This:
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Nobody even knows if he is alive or dead, he hasn't been seen in years, his army has dwindled down to a few hundred men, and he left Uganda 6 years ago.

Kinda too little, too late?

This video (supporting armed intervention) most likely has another agenda....
 
I have great respect for the guys who made the video. They are there on the ground in Uganda helping the people out. They installed a radio based early warning system and everything. They are involved in this all the way and I support their cause.

I wanted to buy a Kony kit and a couple of shirts to help them out, but theyre all sold out :(
http://invisiblechildrenstore.myshopify.com/products/kony-kit
 
why can't the west just let the rest of the world sort their own **** out?
why do i not hear the voices from the people themselves?
why does it have to be translated through a western mouthpiece?
invisible children indeed.
 
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marine1 said:
please fill us in
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Well best you listen to the whole show http://389.nashownotes.com and listen. Below some of the show notes:

"Why is this issue just now being brought up? Its funny because just recently, oil was found in northern uganda. NYTIMES. The US denies interest in wanting the oil link. Yet, we sent 100 troops to go after Kony. "


"Is Obama Sending Troops to Uganda to Get Oil for George Soros? | Conscious Life News
Are Presidents concerned with oil agreements in other countries? Former President Clinton was overseeing the oil Production Sharing Agreement of Tullow Oil back in 2000. As president Clinton supported and invested in what is called a "murderous gang" consisting of General Kagame of Rwanda, and Yoweri Museveni of Uganda.

Then Soros International Crisis Group advised the White House to deploy the military to Uganda to capture the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, Joseph Kony. The ICG executive board along with Soros also has Bill Clinton's former national security advosor Samuel Berger, a socialist former secretary general of NATO, and the senior advisor of ICG is Zbignew Brzezinski just to add a little new world order spice to the mix.

The real issue appears to be an oil dispute as the Ugandan President Museveni has been accused of taking bribes from Tullow Oil and Italian ENI though he staunchly denies the claim."
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