the s.a.s., senate armed services committee passed a national defense authorization act. i know this because this is language we put in. prohibits the u.s. military forces from participating in combat operations to apprehend or remove kony and the l.r.a. this is my language i put in the bill. not only are they not going to be in combat but they are precluded from being in combat. so that's what we have right now, it's before us today. by the way, some people have mistakenly said that this guy's a christian. i want to make sure everyone knows that he officially was disavowed by the catholic church in uganda. but i'm going to read -- this is a catholic sister, the kamboni catholic group who spent 15 years in gulu, the place i was some 15 years ago in northern uganda, has now since then been in south sudan. i'm going to quote what she said. this is a sister, a catholic sister. she said i was in gulu, north uganda when joseph kony took leadership of this group that became famous for its atrocities. i saw people whose lips, mouth, ears, nose were mercilessly cut without motivat

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the so-called cooperatives, was abolished, except nothing was done to facilitate direct contracting between workers and their employers. so a few scheme has popped up called simply filing joint stock companies, or s.a.s., goodbye cooperatives, meet the new boss, worse than the old boss. the government has done little to help, unfortunately. when i asked vice president car zahn about the port workers he promised to meet again with the union leader. mr. speaker, it's not the workers he needs to meet with and convince to negotiate, it's the presidents of the port associations. oil workers showed me photographs and documents describing poor living conditions and working conditions. unfair contracts, and how the canadian, venezuelan oil company acts like a sovereign government on colombian soil, destroying public roads, firing workers for organizing, and calling in security forces to tear gas striking workers. i'm not it's not the whole picture, but once again striking workers returned to work because the government promised to open talks with the company. again all the -- get all the workers are asking for is the right to negotiate directly with the company about their contracts and their living and work

the s.a.s., senate armed services committee passed a national defense authorization act. i know this because this is language we put in. prohibits the u.s. military forces from participating in combat operations to apprehend or remove kony and the l.r.a. this is my language i put in the bill. not only are they not going to be in combat but they are precluded from being in combat. so that's what we have right now, it's before us today. by the way, some people have mistakenly said that this guy's a christian. i want to make sure everyone knows that he officially was disavowed by the catholic church in uganda. but i'm going to read -- this is a catholic sister, the kamboni catholic group who spent 15 years in gulu, the place i was some 15 years ago in northern uganda, has now since then been in south sudan. i'm going to quote what she said. this is a sister, a catholic sister. she said i was in gulu, north uganda when joseph kony took leadership of this group that became famous for its atrocities. i saw people whose lips, mouth, ears, nose were mercilessly cut without motivat