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american director jason russell who hoped his 30 minute video would facilitate the capture of a new torrijos war criminal in central africa. joseph coney. this is the guy just the coney the. good the bad. for 26 years tony has been kidnapping children into his rebel group the l r a. turning the girls into sex slaves. now. the video was meant to shock to outrage people's faces. to bring joseph kony to justice russell even set up a private n.g.o.s called invisible children. internet campaign kone 2012 was a runaway success. among those who circulated the video for a few of my friends. until recently i had forgotten all about the video and about joseph koni himself. then 2 journalists from our team entrusted me with this hard drive with footage shot in africa in 2014. the starting point for my investigation. i set out in pursuit of the most infamous war criminal on social networks and of invisible children begin g.-o. that want to stop them my 1st port of call was good in northern uganda joseph coney is native region. i took the same roads that the directors of coney 2012 took and met the same

like torrijos sinclair lost everything back then yet she was the 1st to rebuild her home. and with the new evacuation warning in place for old memories interferes returned it next to me and it fell down and then all the embers there flew across the hood of my car i spent all the time on google maps looking at the distance from my house to the fire and so. you become hyper vigilant and i want to say paranoid but you become very very aware and last week when the skies went to the outworn color just brought us right back to to this day. for knowledge seems like the winds are blowing in victoria's favor but the fire season in america's west will last at least another month. india's coronavirus caseload has now passed $5000000.00 with more than $82000.00 deaths health experts are warning that the fatality rate is likely to increase as restrictions are eased the authorities have ruled out a 2nd nationwide lock down home to 1300000000 people india has reported some of the world's highest a day the increases in case numbers over coming weeks it's expected to overtake the united st

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like torrijos sinclair lost everything back then yet she was the 1st to rebuild her home. and with the new evacuation warning in place old memories and pierre's returned it next to me and it fell down and then all the embers and flew across the hood of my car and i spent a lot of time on google maps looking at the distance from my house that if i had and so. you become hyper vigilant and i want to say paranoid but you become very very aware and last week when the skies went to the outworn color just at products right back to to this day. for knowledge seems like the winds are blowing in victorious favor but the fire season in america's west will last at least another month. earlier this week u.s. president visited california to see firsthand the devastation left by the wildfires before he arrived he blamed the fires on poor forest management and he refused to admit that global warming is creating conditions favorable to ever bigger ever deadlier blazes whether it's climate change or the coronavirus pandemic president trump repeatedly rejects advice from specialists he refu

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says favorite rifles the torrijos a k 47 or kalashnikov originally made by the soviet army but no weapon of choice to defend american values he says. pretty good classic so they don't make them like that anymore right. dia's believes it takes armed men like him and his group to keep america the way it is. they fear freedom is under threat in the wake of the pandemic and countrywide protests but they're also led by conspiracy theories. their government is in the midst of a coup. there's certain members of our government who are actively working to change this government from what it's designed to be the land of opportunity they're trying to turn us into some sort of socialist government a new form of government humanitarianism where the group is on what they call a mission to portland in the past they have acted a self declared peace keepers tonight they want to get firsthand impressions off the portland protests that have been going on for more than 80 nights i'm sure you know the view of refuses to wear face masks protesters attacked them immediately i believe like some of it has to do

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