DeletedUser
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Then you shouldn't make it a clicky. Here it says: 404 not found.
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DeletedUser
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Then you should grow fingertips and type water.org into your address bar. Try not to derail every thread you post on pls.
DeletedUser3057
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Ye but whoever goes after him will get scrutiny for killing the children he has enslaved.
If you think you can get to him without going through the children you are out of your mind.
Its a lose lose game. The idiots of the world will say, whoever kills the children under his control are bad people, blah blah blah, so nobody will ever do anything because if they do they'll catch hell for it.
Exactly. it is just all words....No one will do anything and it is all a waste of time. The only way to do anything is for a sniper team to execute him. Then another will take his place, it is a ever ending losing game.
There are so many Joseph Konys in this world, exploiting others.......
Look at all the child labor in factories making our junk.....what is the difference between dying behind a machine gun or a different type of machine, dead is dead......Child labor all over the world is a crime......poor working conditions cheap and substandard wages etc,
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How much oil (and gas) does Uganda have, and where is it?
The oil fields found so far are estimated to contain deposits of around 2.5 billion barrels of oil. It is unlikely that all of this will be extracted because as an oil well empties it becomes harder—and therefore uneconomic—to pump out the remainder. The government has recently said that 1 billion barrels can be extracted from what has been discovered to date, but it is possible that more discoveries will be made in future.
Same old story as "Operation Iraqi Freedom".
The oil fields found so far are estimated to contain deposits of around 2.5 billion barrels of oil. It is unlikely that all of this will be extracted because as an oil well empties it becomes harder—and therefore uneconomic—to pump out the remainder. The government has recently said that 1 billion barrels can be extracted from what has been discovered to date, but it is possible that more discoveries will be made in future.
Same old story as "Operation Iraqi Freedom".
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