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KONY 2012

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    Hiçbir şey zamanı gelmiş...
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    bir fikirden daha önemli değildir.
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    Şu anda Facebook'da 200 yıl önceki dünya nüfusundan daha çok insan var.
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    İnsanlığın en büyük tutkusu ait olmak ve bağlanmaktır.
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    Ve şimdi birbirimizi görüyoruz, birbirimizi duyuyoruz.
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    "Dede, seni seviyorum!"
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    "Seni seviyorum!"
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    "Neden.... neden fotoğraf çekmiyor?"
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    Sevdiğimiz şeyleri paylaşıyoruz, ve bu bize hepimizin ortak değerleri olduğunu hatırlatıyor.
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    "7 buçuk gün sonra canlı ve sağlıklı bir biçimde çıkarıldı..."
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    "Kendinize güveniyorsanız bisiklet sürmeyi öğrenirsiniz! İzleyin ve öğrenin!"
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    "Teknik olarak cihazınız açık durumda. Onaylayabilir misiniz?"
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    "Oh! Çok heyecanlı!"
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    Ve bu bağlantı düntanın çalışmasını değiştiriyor.
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    Devletler buna yetişmeye çalışıyor.
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    Şimdi özgürlüğü deneyebiliyoruz.
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    Ve geçmiş nesiller kaygılı.
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    "Çoğu insan yarından kaygılı. Seneye durumlar kötüleşebilir."
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    Oyunun yeni kuralları var.
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    Önümüzdeki 27 dakika bir deney.
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    Ama işe yaraması için dikkatinizi vermeniz gerekiyor.
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    "Onu duyabiliyorum!"
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    Dünyadaki her hayat böyle başladı.
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    Nerede ve ne zaman doğacağını kendisi seçmedi.
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    Ama o burada, ve bu yüzden önemi var.
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    "Evet! Seni bekliyorduk! Başardın!"
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    Benim adım Jason Russell ve bu da oğlum, Gavin.
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    Trambolinde zıplamayı, ninja olmayı ve dans etmeyi seviyor.
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    "Ne yapıyorsun?"
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    "Kar meleği!"
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    "Nasıl yapıyorsun bunu?"
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    "Böyle!"
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    Ve tıpkı babası gibi, filmlerde oynamayı seviyor.
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    "Motor!"
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    "Dikkat! Dikkat edin! Koţun! Bir bomba!"
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    Ve film yapmayı da seviyor.
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    "Baba bak!"
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    "Sanırım vidyoyu çektik."
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    Ama o çok karışık bir dünyada doğdu.
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    Bir baba olarak onun benden daha iyi bir dünyada büyümesini istiyorum.
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    Ve hayatımdaki olaylar zinciri sayesinde oraya ulaşmak için bir yol görüyorum.
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    Bu benim mesleğim oldu.
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    Siz bir savaşı bitirmek için kimsiniz ki?
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    Ben burada size aslında kim olduğunuzu söylemek için varım.
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    "Hey Gavin, nasılsın?"
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    Gavin doğmadan yıllar önce, hayatım başka bir çocuk tarafından değişmişti.
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    "Buradaki kim?"
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    "Jacob."
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    "Jacob kim?"
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    "Jacob bizim Afrika'daki arkadaşımız."
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    Ben Jacob'la arkadaş olalı 10 yıl kadar oluyor.
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    "Sorun yok, onlar iyi. Onlar köpekbalığı değil."
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    Ama ben ve arkadaşlarım Güney Afrika'da Uganda'da onla tanıştığımız zaman olay çok değişik koşullar içindeydi.
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    O hayatı için kaçıyordu.
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    "Burada okula gidiyorsun..."
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    "Evet."
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    "Bu yüzden mi İngilizcen iyi?"
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    "Biliyorum."
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    "Burada kaç gece kaldınız?"
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    "Merhaba."
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    "Bizim işimizi çok zorlaştırıyorsunuz."
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    "Onu şimdi kesin."
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    Onunla tanıştığım ilk gece, bana Kuzey Uganda'da kendilerinin neler yaptığını anlattı.
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    "İsyancıların bizi bulup öldürmesinden korkuyoruz."
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    "Ağabeyim kaçmaya çalıştı ve onu bir Panga'yla öldürdüler."
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    "Boynunu kestiler."
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    "Bunu gördün mü?"
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    "Gördüm."
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    "Evimizde oturduğumuz için bizi gelip kaçırmalarından korkuyoruz."
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    "Çünkü bizim evimiz şehirden çok uzakta."
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    "Bizi yakalıyorlar ve çalılara götürüyorlar..."
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    "Buraya hayatımızı kurtarmaya geldik."
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    "Buna inanamıyorum."
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    "İnanamıyor musun?"
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    "Bu burada yıllardır devam mı ediyor?"
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    "Bu ABD'de bir gece olsa Newsweek'in manşetlerinde olurdu."
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    "Büyüyünce ne olmak istiyorsun?"
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    "Bir avukat olmak isterdim ama okul masraflarını karşılayamıyorum."
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    "Sonra yeterli kadar öğrenip bir avukat olmak..."
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    "Hmm."
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    "Evet."
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    "Jacob'la birkaç hafta geçirdikten sonra bana hayatım boyunca unutamayacağım bir şey söyledi."
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    "Eğer bizi öldürecekseniz öldürün...
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    ...çünkü biz artık burada kalmak istemiyoruz."
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    "Dünyada yaşamak istemiyor musunuz?"
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    "Biz sadece iki kişiyiz, kimse bize bakmıyor."
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    "Aynı zamanda okula da gitmiyoruz, o yüzden..."
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    "Dünyadan kalmaktansa ölmeyi yeğler misin?"
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    "Evet."
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    "Şimdi, şimdi bile mi?"
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    "Evet, şu anda bile."
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    Geleceğimize nasıl tutunacağız?
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    Bana ağabeyi hakkında daha çok şeyler anlattı, ve yaşasaydı neler söyleceğinden bahsetti.
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    "Seni seviyorum, fakat artık seni özlüyorum."
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    "Ve buluşmamız daha iyi olur."
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    "Burada buluşamayacağız ama belki cenette..."
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    "Görüyor musun?"
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    "Böyle daha iyi."
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    Fazla konuşmayacağım.
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    Bir şey başlatacağım.
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    "Çünkü kardeşimi bir daha görseydim..."
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    "Hmm?"
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    "Tamam."
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    "Jacob, geçti."
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    Kalbim bana bir şey yapmamı söyledi.
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    Ben de ona bir söz verdim.
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    "Biz aynı zamanda onları durdurmak için elimizden gelen her şeyi yapacağız."
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    "Dediğimi duydun mu?"
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    "Evet."
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    "Dediğimi anladın mı?"
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    "Evet."
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    "Hmm?"
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    "Evet."
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    "Biz. Biz onları durduracağız."
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    "Onları biz durduracağız."
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    Jacob'a o sözü verirken anlamını bilmiyordum, fakat şimdi biliyorum.
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    Geçtiğimiz dokuz yılda, sözümü tutmak için savaştım.
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    Ve bu savaş beni buraya getirdi.
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    Şu an izlediğiniz filme getirdi.
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    Çünkü verdiğim söz sadece Jacob ve benimle ilgili değil.
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    Aynı zamanda sizinle ilgili.
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    Bu bu yıl, 2012, sözümüzü sonunda yerine getirebileceğimiz yıl.
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    And if we succeed, we change the course of human history
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    But time is running out.
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    To level with you, this movie expires on December 31, 2012
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    And its only purpose is to stop the rebel group, the LRA
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    And their leader, Joseph Kony
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    And I'm about to tell you exactly how we're going to do it.
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    So the thing is that my son Gavin has never
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    I've never really explained to him what I do
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    He knows I work in Africa
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    But he doesn't know what the war's about
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    Or who Joseph Kony is
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    And I'm gonna explain it to him for the first time today
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    That's what we're going
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    So, Gav, are you ready?
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    Yeah
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    I'm gonna ask you some questions
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    Okay
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    And you can just look at me and answer the questions
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    I'm kinda nervous
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    What do I do for a job?
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    Ah! You stop the bad guys from being mean
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    Who are the bad guys?
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    Um
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    Do you know
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    Star Wars people
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    Star Wars people? Those are the bad guys?
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    Yeah
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    Can I tell you the bad guy's name?
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    Yeah
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    This is the guy, Joseph Kony
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    He's the bad guy?
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    Yeah
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    Who is this?
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    Jacob
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    Joseph Kony, he has an army, okay?
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    And what he does is he takes children from their parents
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    And he gives them a gun to shoot
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    And he makes them shoot and kill other people.
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    But they're not gonna do what he says because they're nice guys, right?
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    Yeah they don't want to do what he says
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    But he forces them to do bad things
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    What do you think about that?
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    It's sad
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    I couldn't explain to Gavin the details of what Joseph Kony really does
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    Because the truth is, Kony abducts kids just like Gavin.
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    For 26 years, Kony has been kidnapping children into his rebel group, the LRA
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    Turning the girls into sex slaves
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    And the boys into child soldiers
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    He makes them mutilate people's faces
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    And he forces them to kill their own parents
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    And this is not just a few children
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    It's been over 30,000 of them
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    And Jacob was one of those children
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    As if Kony's crimes aren't bad enough
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    He's not fighting for any cause, but only to maintain his power
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    He is not supported by anyone
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    And he has repeatedly used peace talks to rearm and murder again and again
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    Kony, different times, proposed peace and then just regain strength and attack
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    This is the head prosecutor for the International Criminal Court
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    In 2002 when the court was started, their job was
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    To find and demand the arrest of the world's worst criminals
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    Although there are a lot of war lords, murderers, and dictators in the world
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    The perversity of Kony's crimes made him first on the court's list
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    Kony's the first guy indicted by the ICC
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    The crimes are basically crimes against humanity
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    And war crimes committed against the civillian population
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    Including murder, sexual slavery, rapes, abductions
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    We need to plan how to arrest Kony
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    Start to plan
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    And it has to be serious
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    In fact, the only way to stop Kony is to show him
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    Hey, we're going to arrest you
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    What do you think we should do about it?
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    You should stop him
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    The criminal here is Kony.
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    Stop him and then solve all the problems
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    We should stop who?
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    Him.
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    It's obvious that Kony should be stopped
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    The problem is 99% of the planet doesn't know who he is
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    If they knew, Kony would have been stopped long ago
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    Let the world, let the international community
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    Take justice to him there
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    Follow him wherever he is
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    First to rescue our children
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    And secondly, to deliver the justice
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    We are determined to cooperate with any friend of Uganda
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    To ensure that this mindless killing and slaughter is ended
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    When my friends and I came home from Uganda
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    We thought that if the government knew, they would do something to stop him
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    But everyone in Washington we talked to said
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    There is no way the United States will ever get involved
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    In a conflict where our national security or financial interests aren't at stake
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    No administration, republican, democrat, Obama, Bush, Clinton, doesn't matter
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    Would do enough because it's simply not an important enough issue
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    On the radar screen of American Foreign Policy
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    Since the government said it was impossible
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    We didn't know what else to do
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    But tell everyone we could about Jacob and the Invisible Children
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    We're going to show this movie to as many people as possible
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    In such a way that we can't be ignored
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    And when we did, people were shocked
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    And their awareness turned into action
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    We started something
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    A community
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    I have friends that have been living in this conflict their entire life
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    Fight for that, because that is what is going to change this world
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    And that is what defines us
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    We got creative and we got loud
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    It's not over! It's not over! It's not over!
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    And as the LRA began to move into other countries
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    Jacob and other Ugandans came to the US
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    To speak on behalf of all people suffering because of Kony
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    Even though Uganda was relatively safe
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    They felt compelled to tell the world that Kony was still out there
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    And had to be stopped
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    I'm here so proud advocating for the people who are back at home
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    And this change we are going to make is going to last forever
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    We built a community around the idea that where you live
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    Shouldn't determine whether you live
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    We were committed to stop Kony and rebuild what he had destroyed
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    And because we couldn't wait for and institutions or governments to step in
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    We did it ourselves
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    With our time, talent, and money
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    So we rebuilt schools
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    The best you can offer a child is by letting them be independent
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    And that was providing education
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    We created jobs
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    I have seen the lives of those who have been hopeless
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    Now they have hope
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    And we built and early warning radio network on the front line of the war
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    To protect villages from rebel attacks
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    So you update real-time what's happening in a war zone 8,000 miles away
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    All of this was funded by an army of young people
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    Who put their money toward their belief in the value of all human life
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    They gave a few dollars a month of what little they had
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    To a program called Tri
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    And proved that a bunch of littles could make a big difference
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    And as a result the unseen became visible
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    We've seen these kids
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    We've heard their cries
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    This war must end
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    We will not stop
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    We will not fear
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    We will fight war
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    Deliver your voice
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    I've talked to people from Mexico, from Canada
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    From every other state that I can think of
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    We're all doing this for the exact same reason
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    And we're all coming from completely different places
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    This is what the world should be like
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    So with hundreds of thousands of people with us
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    We went back to Washington DC and we met with Congressmen and Senators
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    One by one
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    On both sides, republicans, democrats, and they all agreed with us
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    Joseph Kony's crimes had to be stopped
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    Of all the problems that are out there, none is more severe than one that
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    Mutilates the lives of little kids
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    These young members of the Invisible Children organization
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    Know that no child should live in fear of being abducted or killed
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    So they were determined to become their voice
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    They realized that these African children and families
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    Were invisible to Washington policy makers
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    So they decided to make them visible
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    And what I was told would never happen
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    Suddenly became possible
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    In furtherance of the Congress' stated policy, I have authorized
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    A small number of US forces to deploy to Central Africa
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    To provide assistance to regional forces that are working toward
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    The removal of Joseph Kony from the battlefield
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    Sincerely, Barack Obama
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    The surprise announcement came in a letter from the White House
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    The US president's decision commits US troops to help
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    Through advice and assistance
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    Not putting Americans into combat, to help the countries of the region
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    End this threat once and for all
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    And that was a worthwhile investment
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    We used to think that we could not do it
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    And now when I see we can do it I am overwhelmed
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    After 8 years of work, the government finally heard us
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    And in October of 2011, 100 American advisors were sent into Central Africa
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    To assist the Ugandan army in arresting Kony and stopping the LRA
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    It was the first time in history that the United States took that kind of action
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    Because the people demanded it
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    Not for self defense, but because it was right
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    We have come some far
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    But Kony is still out there
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    He recently changed his tactics
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    Making it more difficult to capture him
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    And international support could be removed at anytime
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    If we take the pressure off
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    If we are not successful
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    He is going to be growing his numbers
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    People forget and you got remind them
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    And take numbers to remind them
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    And if interest wanes, then
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    It will just, it will go away
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    And I'd end up standing out there alone
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    Trying to do something to
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    Support completing the mission
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    It got be 2012
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    It is not bad for the youth
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    It is bad for the world if we fail
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    It is not important just for Ugandan people
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    It is important for everyone
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    It is hard to look back at some parts of human history
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    Because when we heard about injustice
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    We cared
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    But we didnât know what to do
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    Too often
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    We did nothing
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    But it we going to change that
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    We have to start somewhere
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    So we starting here
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    With Joseph Kony
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    Because now, we know what to do
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    Here it is
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    Ready?
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    In order for Kony to be arrested this year
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    The Ugandan military has to find him
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    In order to find him
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    They need the technology and training to track him in the vast jungle
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    That where the Americans advisors come in
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    But it order for the Americans advisors to be there
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    The US government has to deploy them
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    They have done that
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    But it the government doesn't believe the people care about arresting Kony
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    The mission will be cancelled
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    In order for the people they care, they have to know.
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    This is the dream
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    Kony arrested for all the world to see
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    And for the abducted children returned home
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    Here is the biggest problem
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    Want to know what it is?
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    Yeah
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    Nobody knows who he is
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    But I know who he is
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    Because I see him on this picture right now
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    He is not famous
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    He is invisible, joseph Kony is invisible
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    Here is how we going to make him visible
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    We are going to make joseph Kony a household name
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    Not to celebrate him
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    But to bring his crime to the light
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    And we are starting this year
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    We are targeting 20 culture makers and 12 policy makers
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    To use their power for good
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    Let's start with the 20 culture makers
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    Celebrities, athletes, and billionaires Have a loud voice
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    And what they talk about spreads instantly
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    I want. I'd like indicted war criminals to enjoy the same level of celebrity as me
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    That seems fair
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    That is our objective. Is to just shine a light on it
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    If our goal is to get Kony's name known
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    The know should join us
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    We are targeting twenty of the most divers and influential culture makers
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    To speak out about Kony
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    And make him famous
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    Then we are going after policy makers
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    The one that has the authority to see Kony captured
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    They decides if the advisors stay or leave
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    So we need to remind them that in this election year
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    The fighting and the name calling is
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    No matter what side that you are on
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    This is something that we could all agree on
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    If the senators and the congressmen twenty five phone calls
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    On any issue
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    On any given day
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    It is noted
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    When citizens by the hundreds of thousands start demanding that our government do something
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    Suddenly it becomes in the national interest of the United States government to respond to this problem
  • 24:30 - 24:35
    We have identified the twelve policy makers
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    That could change the game regarding Kony
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    So we targeting them
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    On our website we have made it easy to write them directly
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    Call them
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    Meet with them
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    And get their attention
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    If my son were kidnapped and forced to kill
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    It would be all over the news
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    So we are making Kony world news
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    By redefining the propaganda we see all day, everyday
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    That dictates who and what we pay attention to
  • 24:59 - 25:02
    a lot of people feel powerless to communicate their ideas
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    they think that ok you know i'm not a corporation
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    I don't own my own magazine or news station
  • 25:08 - 25:10
    I just don't have any say
  • 25:10 - 25:12
    but seeing what I've done
  • 25:12 - 25:15
    I think it's empowered a lot of people to realize that one individual
  • 25:15 - 25:16
    can make an impact
  • 25:16 - 25:18
    and I actually want to demystify
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    and say here are these really simple tools :
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    go out and rock it.
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    And that's just what we intend to do.
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    our goal is to change the conversation of our culture
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    and get people to ask who is Joseph Kony
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    We've printed hundreds of thousands of posters , stickers, yard signs
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    and fliers
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    that are , right now ,
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    today,
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    being put up in major cities around the world.
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    We have thousands of Kony 2012 bracelets
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    that we want everyone to wear
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    this year only.
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    Each bracelet has a unique ID number
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    Input that number and you enter the mission to make Kony famous
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    You can geo-tag your posters and track your impact in real time
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    Everything you need is in a box called the Action Kit
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    It has 2 bracelets, one for you and one to give away
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    And if you want to help fund our life saving programs
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    donate a few dollars a month through "Tri"
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    And you can have the action kit for free
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    Start making Kony famous today
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    But all of these efforts will culminate in one day
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    April 20th
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    when we cover the night
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    This is the day when we will meet at sundown
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    and blink it in every street
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    in every city
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    till the sun comes up
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    we will be smart and we will be thorough
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    The rest of the world will go to bed friday night
  • 26:41 - 26:44
    and wake up to hundreds of thousands of posters
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    demanding justice on every corner
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    It's always been that the decisions made by the few
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    with the money and the power ,
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    dictated by the priorities of their government and the stories in the media
  • 27:16 - 27:20
    they determinate the lives and opportunities of their citizens
  • 27:20 - 27:26
    but now there's something bigger than that
  • 27:26 - 27:28
    the people of the world see each other
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    and can protect each other
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    it's turning the system upside down
  • 27:35 - 27:39
    and it changes everything
  • 27:39 - 27:40
    we are living in a new world , Facebook world
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    in which 750 million people share ideas ,
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    not thinking in borders
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    it's a global community bigger than the U.S.
  • 27:48 - 27:52
    Joseph Kony was committing crimes for 20 years
  • 27:52 - 27:53
    and no one cared
  • 27:53 - 27:57
    we care
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    we have reached a crucial time in history
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    where what we do or don't do
  • 28:01 - 28:03
    will affect every generation to come
  • 28:03 - 28:10
    arresting joseph Kony will prove
  • 28:10 - 28:11
    that the world we live in has new rules
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    that the technology that has brought our planet together
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    is allowing us to respond to the problems of our friends
  • 28:19 - 28:23
    When it ends finally by bringing Joseph Kony to justice
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    it should be celebrated worldwide
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    We are not just studying human history
  • 28:29 - 28:33
    At the end of my life
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    I want to say that the world we have left behind
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    is one that Gavin can be proud of
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    a place that doesn't allow Joseph Konys or child soldiers
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    A place for children
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    have a child hood
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    free from fear
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    I'm gonna be like you dad
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    when you grow up?
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    Yeah
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    I'm gonna come with you to Africa
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    The better world we want is coming
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    It's just waiting for us
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    to stop at nothing.
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    Nothing is more powerful than an idea
  • 29:18 - 29:19
    whose time has come
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    now
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    There are 3 things you can do right now
  • 29:29 - 29:34
    1. sign the pledge to show your support
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    2. get the bracelet and action kit
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    3. sign up for Tri to donate a few dollars a month
  • 29:42 - 29:50
    and join our army for peace
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    Above all , share this movie online
  • 29:52 - 29:54
    It's free
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    Find it all at
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    KONY2012.com
Title:
KONY 2012
Description:

KONY 2012 is a film and campaign by Invisible Children that aims to make Joseph Kony famous, not to celebrate him, but to raise support for his arrest and set a precedent for international justice.

Pledge your support by donating here: http://bit.ly/konydonate and continue to share this story. GOAL: 500,000 shares

FOR MEDIA INQUIRES ONLY: Monica Vigo pr@invisiblechildren.com

DIRECTOR: Jason Russell LEAD EDITOR: Kathryn Lang EDITORS: Kevin Trout, Jay Salbert, Jesse Eslinger LEAD ANIMATOR: Chad Clendinen ANIMATOR: Jesse Eslinger 3-D MODELING: Victor Soto VISUAL EFFECTS: Chris Hop WRITERS: Jason Russell, Jedidiah Jenkins, Kathryn Lang, Danica Russell, Ben Keesey, Azy Groth PRODUCERS: Kimmy Vandivort, Heather Longerbeam, Chad Clendinen, Noelle Jouglet ORIGINAL SCORES: Joel P. West SOUND MIX: Stephen Grubbs, Mark Friedgen, Smart Post Sound COLOR: Damian Pelphrey, Company 3 CINEMATOGRAPHY: Jason Russell, Bobby Bailey, Laren Poole, Gavin Kelly, Chad Clendinen, Kevin Trout, Jay Salbert, Shannon Lynch PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: Jaime Landsverk LEAD DESIGNER: Tyler Fordham DESIGNERS: Chadwick Gantes, Stephen Witmer

MUSIC CREDIT:

Original Instrumental Scores by Joel P. West http://www.joelpwest.com/

“02 Ghosts I” Performed by Nine Inch Nails, Written by Atticus Ross and Trent Reznor, Produced by Alan Moulder, Atticus Ross, and Trent Reznor, Nine Inch Nails appear courtesy of The Null Corporation

“Punching in a Dream”, Performed by The Naked and Famous, Written by Aaron Short, Alisa Xayalith, and Thom Powers, Produced by Thom Powers, The Naked and Famous appear courtesy of Somewhat Damaged and Universal Republic

“Arrival of the Birds”, Performed by The Cinematic Orchestra, Written by The Cinematic Orchestra, Produced by The Cinematic Orchestra, The Cinematic Orchestra appears courtesy of Disney Records

“Roll Away Your Stone”, Performed by Mumford and Sons, Written by Benjamin Lovett, Edward Dwane, Marcus Mumford, and Winston Marshall, Produced by Markus Dravs, Mumford and Sons appear courtesy of Glassnote Entertainment Group LLC

“On (Instrumental)”, Performed by Bloc Party
Written by Bloc Party, Produced by Jacknife Lee, Bloc Party appears courtesy of Vice Records

“A Dream within a Dream”, Performed by The Glitch Mob, The Glitch Mob appears courtesy of Glass Air

“I Can’t Stop”, Performed by Flux Pavilion, Flux Pavilion appears courtesy of Circus Records Limited
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