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| Country: | United States |
| Favorite book: | Another Man's War |
| Member Since: | Mar 9, 2012 |
Novel by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 15, 2012
Here's some Kony posters for your profile.
Tags:child soldiers, lra, kony , joseph kony
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 15, 2012
Here's some Machine Gun Preacher posters for your profile.
Tags:child soldiers, lra, sam childers, machine gun preacher
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 14, 2012
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Tags:poverty, orphans, lra, watoto gulu, watoto childrens choir
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 13, 2012
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Tags:links, activism, child soldiers, awarness, lra, joseph kony
Short Story by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 12, 2012
This is a brief and fictional story through a young...
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 11, 2012
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Tags:child soldiers, lra, joseph kony, lords resistance army
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 11, 2012
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by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 10, 2012
Let's work together to help bring down Kony.
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Poem by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 9, 2012
Contributed by Gideon Elrod.
Tags:joseph, child soldiers, kony, lra, lords resistance army
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 9, 2012
Here is the answer.
Posted by Gideon Elrod
Tags:murder, rape, mutilation, joseph, child soldiers, kony, lra, lords resistance army, sex slaves, adduction
Novel by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 15, 2012
Here's some Kony posters for your profile.
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 15, 2012
Here's some Machine Gun Preacher posters for your profile.
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 14, 2012
My mother wanted me to post a letter about the Watoto...
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 13, 2012
Hover links you can install to help bring awareness to...
Short Story by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 12, 2012
This is a brief and fictional story through a young...
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 11, 2012
Here is a feminine version of the Kony 2012 Layout...
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 11, 2012
Support the cause by installing the Kony 2012 Layout...
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 10, 2012
Let's work together to help bring down Kony.
Posted by...
Poem by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 9, 2012
Contributed by Gideon Elrod.
by Bring Down Kony
Posted: Mar 9, 2012
Here is the answer.
Posted by Gideon Elrod
You can find a reputable account of the LRA's hisoty by visiting the following link. The group Resolve is working with Inivisible Children to help bring much needed peace to those who have been terrorized by the LRA. Hopefully both groups will foucus on Museveni next.
History of the LRA
BRING DOWN KONY is a group of human rights activists who are committed to helping stop the LRA wherever it is operating in the world. We are mainly children who want to help other children. We are aware that there are many corrupt governments and dictators in the world and that the U.S. (as well as other countries) has often backed such governments and the corrupt men who run them. We are aware that Museveni is a tyrant and that the Ugandan government and its military have committed many atrocities against the Ugandan people. However, with your help, we plan to change that.
Deaths
TOTAL: More than 2,400 killed by the LRA in DR Congo, CAR, and South Sudan since 2008.
DR Congo: Over 1,900 killed between September 2008 and December 2010.
South Sudan: 216 killed between December 2008 and November 2009.
Central African Republic: 175 killed between February 2008 and November 2010.
Uganda: about 100,000 killed between 1986 and 2007.
TOTAL: More than 3,400 abducted by the LRA in DR Congo, CAR, and South Sudan since 2008, including over 1,500 children as of March 2011.
DR Congo: 2,615 people abducted, including 886 children, as of December 2010.
South Sudan: 149 abducted between December 2008 and November 2009.
Central African Republic: 352 abducted, including many children, as of November 2010.
Uganda: 66,000 people/youth between the ages of 14 and 30 from the mid-1990s to 2006.
30,000 children (under 18) abducted from 1988 to 2004.
TOTAL: 438,504 LRA-induced displacements in DR Congo, CAR, and South Sudan as of December 2011.
DR Congo: 347,360 IDPs in LRA-affected areas of DRC as of December 2011.
South Sudan: 70,000 estimated number of people displaced due to LRA violence as of December 2011.
Central African Republic: 21,144 displaced in southeast Central African Republic as of December 2011.
Uganda: approximately 1,700,000 internally displaced from 1986 to 2007.
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As of July 25, 2012 the hunt for Kony by African Union troops had still yet to be launched. Ugandan Col. Dick Olum spoke to The Associated Press in Ymabio, South Sudan, stating, “We don't yet have the force to start the mission. The problem is logistics, facilitation and personnel.”
Wednesday Uganda's Foreign Minister Okello Oryem said at a meeting of AU and UN officials that there were fears of the LRA taking advantage of the chaos in Eastern Congo and regrouping.
"This matter of the LRA could escalate and become bigger in the region," he warned. "The meeting will look into this and come up with intelligence to be shared with the Americans."
"We don't yet have the force to start the mission," said Olum, whose appointment was announced in February. "The problem is logistics, facilitation and personnel."
President Obama sent 100 troops to Central Africa last year to help regional governments eliminate the LRA, a rebel group that is notorious for forcibly recruiting boys and girls for soldiery and sexual servitude. American forces at this stage are acting as advisers and are not involved with the physical tracking of the rebels. Even though the hunt for the LRA's leader Joseph Kony has intesified in the last several months, Ugandan officials say they lack reliable evidence of his possible whereabouts since he has stopped using electronic communication devices.
There are only about 200 LRA fighters still left throughout a vast swath of jungle in Central Africa, according to Ugandan army officials. The rebels are scattered in small groups in South Sudan, Congo, and the Central African Republic, where Kony himself is thought to be hiding. There is no LRA presence in Uganda where it originated in the 1980s as a rebel movement, officials say.
Olum said most of the LRA rebels are hiding in Congo, where military officials arrested a rebel lieutenant and handed him over to Ugandan authorities last month.
The Congolese government has denied Uganda permission to enter its territory in pursuit of LRA rebels.

