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Comment by Trudy on March 17, 2012 at 2:18pm

Kony 2012 video screening met with anger in northern Uganda

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/mar/14/kony-2012-screening-ang...

Comment by Kal'Narred on March 17, 2012 at 1:12pm

We need to accept the fact that our lifestyle (no matter how ballanced and spiritual) has affected the developement of Africa and Asia. Countries stuck in poverty are war torn, desperate people strugling to survive can become monsters. The west caused this both directly and indirectly. The Kony 2012 thing is too little too late. The Man Made Global Warming conspiricy is also keeping Africa in poverty. They are told they can't use their natural resources (well untill we want them), they have to use wind or solar (which is too expensive), while we in the west piss away oil like it was water.

Comment by Trudy on March 16, 2012 at 7:05pm

In my opinion is the war on terror now centered up to Africa.. Lybia is down, Syria is been worked on, but the influence of NATO gets clearer every day :( french soldiers were killed in Lybia!!!
And now this Kony 2012 this Kony thing brought two energies, and both are close into awareness among people worldwide.. first, the love to save children, in this case ''the invisible children'' .. and the awareness of having no more trust in the governm of the US!!!
On one hand, I want to make every invisible child, visible, on the other hand.. your intuition due too the scam what is in power of the world, is high... makes you put up all your effort in the search for the legit reasons of this cry for help of  the ''invisible'' children... our children worldwide must protected yes there is no doubt... but not and never in the shadow of a lie... Only Truth will and shall shine ^L^

Comment by simpleman on March 14, 2012 at 9:21pm

Its about taking control of resources. Thats what all wars of enforcement are truly about. In most cases its oil. When ever in doubt, look for who benifits the most. 

Comment by Kal'Narred on March 14, 2012 at 8:33pm

Are they really trying to save the world? Or are they trying to swey public opinion so that the military industrial complex can take control of Ugandan oil?

Comment by Kal'Narred on March 14, 2012 at 8:31pm

No good can come of boy bands, they bring bad ju ju, and thourghly terrible music

Comment by Kal'Narred on March 12, 2012 at 8:38pm

Btw, those mercenaries pictured down below look bearly old enough to be out of school. in fact they look like a floppy haired boy band

Comment by Besimi on March 10, 2012 at 12:22am

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I understand Your pure compassionate intent Patricia. Yes,You would do the right thing,but that's You and other well-intentioned people,who indeed are in billions,in this case.
But this Kony thing,been going on for long time, and nobody from those who can help did anything (or not enough).
- There are Uganda's military/troops chasing these bandit/criminals ,and if we wanted to help we should help,those  fighting criminals. (by sending guns or els to them,so they do their job themselves)
No way,that 'Americans' ,NAZI controlled army should be there.
- Once again, this seemingly well-intended plan, is to only find any 'justification' & support,to further continue killing of millions more innocents through-out the so called third world countries. Cause there the Dark ones  ,can kill and hide their massacress more easily.
- Children need help,but not by Satanists.  By the way,here in U.S.A have been missing hundreds of thousands of children for few decades. Most taken ,so called ''legally'' or snatched/stolen to underground facilities,
and never made it out,to this day. America has it's own child crimes to answer /resolve,itself.
.......................Praying for the best outcome .

Comment by Kal'Narred on March 9, 2012 at 6:29am

Well said Besimi

Comment by Besimi on March 9, 2012 at 3:09am

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A cautionary tale: Kony 2012 – The backlash

Posted on March 7, 2012 by mikeshanahan

Would you give guys like these your money if they said they would spend it well? Or follow them into a messy world of politics and power that you don’t really understand? Many thousands did this week without asking the questions that social media now enable us to ask. From at least some quarters of the internet, the online backlash was swift.

Here’s what happened. If you were anywhere near Twitter or Facebook on 6-7 March 2012, you are likely to have seen the name Joseph Kony.

A US-based organisation called Invisible Children had just launched a campaign video that called for a global social movement to form and demand the arrest of the monstrous Kony — a brutal bastard of a man who has so much blood on his hands they will never be dry.  .... ...ect
... http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Funderthebanyan.wordpre...

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