Joseph Cony and The Lord’s Resistance Army in Uganda

Malicious Kony ordered "mass abduction of children" from the rural village of Uganda. Children abducted by ambush and ambush became "biofuels of war" (C. J. Chivers). Without his servant he would operate, his power would not exist. His behavior is so bad that America can not sit down and see. Kony's religious belief has influenced the horrible tactics he used to strengthen the army. The goal of the Lord's Resistance Army is to build the government based on the Ten Commandments of the Bible.

The source of the present war between the government of Uganda and the main resistance army (LRA) of Argoland is intertwined with the history of Uganda conflict and the emergence of the National Resistance Army (now known as the National Resistance Movement, NRM) There. Current President is his excellence Yoweri K. Museveni. It all began in the 1979 war. Yidi Amin, known as President of Uganda, killed a lot of Achori and Rangi people and banished over 80,000 Asians from Uganda. Overthrow created a second term for Milton Obote. And then he evacuated in Tanzania after being defeated by Idi Amin. Obote got help from the Tanzanian army to fight Idi Amin

Joseph Kony was born in Atak, Uganda on September 18, 1961. His relatives initially launched a revolt called the Holy Spirit Movement, after which he established the Rebel Army in 1987 and renamed them the Lord's Resistance Army. He is the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army and is the oldest, most violent and long lasting armed group in Africa. The Lord's resistance army was established in the northern part of Uganda to fight the Ugandan government. Because Kony kidnapped about 20,000 children and could not help killing the family, they can not return; use them as bait, sexual slave, pack scorpion, goal, etc. They are no longer able to walk and they are forced to die or be killed; children are disarmed at the forefront; Kony has about 60 'wife', he rapes ; They are forced to eat them

Joseph Kony is the leader of the Lord Resistance Army (LRA), a Ugandan revolt group that began in 1987 at the Acholi ethnic group in northern Uganda. In the turbulent era of the 1970s and 1980s, Ahchori was seriously infringed one after another by the Ugandan government. Akoli's own movement against Kony and the Ugandan government initially received support from a number of people, but in the early 1990's, support that the LRA's violence against civilians including Acholi became more intense decreased. The organization kidnapped and killed thousands of civilians in northern Uganda and hurt many others by cutting their lips, ears, nose, hands and feet. Atrocities against children are particularly serious.