but if you feel a moral obligation to continue donating to the humanitarian cause I sincerely salute you. Looks like we are just going to have to agree to disagree on this one, as people have since the dawn of time. lol

Well, to be honest, I suggest you do nothing. Just as you had been doing nothing prior to watching this video; p.s this guy hasn't even been active for nearly 6 years, the facts presented greatly misconstrue a Uganda of the past. The sooner you realize that this is not a perfect planet and bad things have always happened and will continue to do so the sooner we can get on with our lives.

Shad, you're missing the point. 'Kony' is a drop in the ocean; do you really think his death will magically end civil strife in the region overnight? These kids under his control know nothing more then the reality they have been presented with, to say no one would take his place is ludicrous. What bothers me is there is a lack of sincerity; I don't doubt you truly feel like you wish to aid a good cause, but the fact that millions became activists overnight concerns me. The Syrian people are currently being massacred by their own government, its broadcasted all over the news (i.e everyone knows), and there is no popular effort to send relief or intervene. Yet suddenly the public becomes aware of a man, whom every government is already aware of as he has been active for nearly 20 years, and they feel like they are the saviors of mankind? It makes me frustrated.

well if you feel better knowing that 10$ you donated has gone more or less half to business expenses (i.e airline tickets etc.) and half to the influx of even MORE weapons into one of the most unstable regions on the planet then that is your judgement.

Idi amin, president of Uganda from 1971-79, had been a "big player" on the world political stage, even making time magazine cover etc. He was responsible for the deaths of up to 500'000 (statistics vary). Either way he was a bad guy and he died in peaceful exile in Saudi Arabia in 2003 and no one did anything to try and prosecute him subsequent to his ousting. Moreover, if they think crimes against humanity in low income countries is going to suddenly stop with the persecution of this one man is preposterous. If all these bandwagoners were truly human rights activists they would have a much broader scope than focus on this one guy and supporting a single organization with a shotty reputation (and it all happened overnight lol).