This is one of two things I give kudos to Obama for because he took the right action. I first heard of this evil man back in the mid-’90s when I was on my church’s missions board. I thought that little street urchins in Mexico being shot to death like they do to stray dogs was bad, and it is, but this monster takes the prize for what he does to children. I remember in October when Rush Limbaugh and a few others thought that Obama was going after Christians in Uganda because Kony’s army is named the Lord’s Resistance Army. I cannot call it a group of thugs because many in this army today were the children being abducted back in the mid-90s. I wish success to this campaign and the arrest of Kony in 2012. Yesterday would not be soon enough.

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And here you can find the article and video:  Interviewing Invisible Children’s CEO After ‘Kony 2012′ Film Goes Viral

Who is Joseph Kony?

The Invisible Children

UPDATE: I said this was one of the things that I give Obama kudos for for doing the right thing but that was because I thought that help was being sought by Uganda to the U.S. for help in capturing this evil creep. That’s not the case. Read here. I’m not so sure about the goodness of Obama’s heart in this now.

In the case of Kony, Obama seems to be taking his cue from the ICC. Its prosecutor, Luis Moreno Ocampo, appears in the “Kony 2012” video, noting that Kony was the first person ever indicted by the court. The video also celebrates Obama’s decision to use U.S. troops to try to apprehend Kony. It does not take a big exercise in connecting the dots to arrive at the conclusion that Obama is using U.S. troops to carry out the orders of the ICC. But rather than seek ratification of the ICC and then obtain the approval of Congress to apprehend Kony, and perhaps even to kill him, Obama simply issues orders to U.S. troops and bypasses the Congress.