Відео

Ozilli

Uongo mtupu

Very painful story

Our friend suffered during that time oh god 🙏🙏

Such video should not surface on line. Our generation will keep seeing this

The translate is born again

Olilli ova where is now

This translator also

You're really mad with your translation

😂i love this translator ❤ hes so excitable.... sad storys tho 😢

Hoo my teacher. Mr Ojilli, thanks for good translation

😂😂😂😂 this is good translator

🦃🤣🤣

Haha translator crazy 🤪 !!

Translator talk too much

Joseph kony

The translator is my former cathechist from Bishop Angelo Negri college.Gulu

This man is really serious in his translation

The translator really wants us the viewers to get everything right and comprehensively. 😂

Our translater is dope

I rather die once than killing human beings

Wich tribe is this ?it sounds like luo in 🇰🇪

It's so sad to hear how the killed people

Whoa

Sorry

Ozili

But that man z very happy 4 what hi did

The translator is just passionate. I understand the language, the translations were spot on. But just listening is horror.

Wow

I dont think this translator is normal

Uhh... we know what an axe is

If I'm given this order..Iwill kill myself

The translator seems so exciting I feel lile he is my grandpa telling me a story And the murderer look so happy😆😆😆 Should I believe you two

Bravo the translator,

Oh Africa when when when Africans will stop to kill each other for white people interests 😭😭😭😭😭

The translator is comical

Who is who?Our translator though

jjust to tell you i ran away from kony just joking im in the us so i never ever went to uganda

bla bla bla, money is power, so get it & get real

Too bad Noam isn't actually saying anything helpful or constructive here. Yes, corporatism is bad, but it is in no way an inherent problem of capitalism. Capitalism can't be blamed, since we haven't had capitalism. Government is to blame for corporatism since the unbridled power it wields is the object of corruption. Not the other way around.

Hi Mat, I'm in no way related to the KONY 2012 campaign, I am an individual from Australia who visited Uganda alone with no organisation in 2008, the video is independent of any organisation / influence and presents the genuine views of those in the film. Having been there I have seen for myself the situation and hence why I support the campaign as an independent individual... if you watch my other videos you will see that none of them relate to Invisible Children...so there is no 'consipracy'

@hillarypelleycwu all bollocks... all u need to know is how ruthless and evil the american government is, killing innocent people all the time, taking resources from foreign land.. asking for american military intervention is gunna result in what's been happening in the middle east for the last 10 years now and the kony2012 video is gunna achieve exactly that if it succeeds.. the ugandan people have already made it clear.. THEY DON'T WANT IT, THEY DON'T NEED IT!

I thank Invisible Children for bringing this to the attention of the world...I can't stress how hard it is! So this was an amazing achievement in itself and IC ought to really be praised for this. The issue is more complex than portrayed but people also have short attention spans. So introducing complexity into vid wuld hav defeated purpose. But I think the sceptics also have their place because they are doing the important job of making people aware that the issues are complex!

Critch is gay

@chrisrandall84 Thanks Chris, I will look into it.

@jack10133 and @13365488 Gentleman, there is a great alternative out there and it is as descriptive and coherent as you would like it to be. Please look into The Venus Project. The Zeitgeist Movement, made famous by the Zeitgeist Trilogy of films, advocates the fundamental facet of The Venus Project weaning us away from capitalism in a monetary society to a science and technology based society in a Resource Based Economy. watch?v=1gKX9TWRyfs

We also have, not only power as citizens but also as consumers and since the business community has indeed become one of the most dominant institutions exercising extraordinary influence in our lives today; we should each recognise that a business cannot survive without a consumer. Therefore it is within our collective power to define and demand sustainable and ethical business standards/practises, which inturn will shape and define the world we live in.

Personally I advocate a more aware and active citizenry. I hope enough people will recognise this moral obligation that calls us to action and participate more within their local , state and national politics I hope they will engage the wider population in awareness and political campaigns and openly challenge our somewhat complacent leaders who are sadly obsessed with policies that will win them the next election.

With more people educated than ever before across developed and even developing nations, why is it that so many remain so apathetic to politics? Why are we so intensely focused on our short term personal wellbeing? Why are so many of us incapable of relating todays actions to tomorrows consequences? Do we not see that our individually enjoyed lifestyles characterised by excessive consumerism, material accumulation and gross wastefulness will, in time, lead to our collective destruction?

Unfortunately I cant provide a descriptive & coherent alternative model, I can only comment. Personally I beleive the time has come for us to start thinking creatively of how we can design a new alternative within capitalism that allows us to be sustainable. Otherwise we may very well have to start thinking of radical alternatives that incorporate the lessons we have learnt from the past and include our scientific and technological advancements in the process.