KONY 2012


This is the reason #stopkony is trending worldwide, it's a 30 min video, but really worth a watch.

Maybe more relevant (in terms of the actions they are looking for) for US viewers. but ought to serve as a prompt for people worldwide to ask their governments what they are doing.

Make War Criminals famous is an interesting strategy, I pray it works.

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Danny Winters said…
I think raising awareness about this issue through video campaigns can be very effective.
8/7/25 22:53
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