Have you ever heard of Joseph Kony?
He's the occult leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, a paramilitary group that used to operate in Uganda.
Using a blend of Christianity, Islam and folk magic he's built a small army and has used it to terrorize thousands.
He also claims to be the spokesman of God, and says he is visited by a multinational host of 13 spirits, including a Chinese phantom.
Former followers have stated that Kony does indeed possess magical powers as a master of voodoo, and has protected them with these powers.
Since 2005 he's been wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity - but he has proven impossible to capture.
In 2012 Jason Russell, an American activist, made a documentary critical of Kony. He wanted to focus attention on him and put a stop to his crimes. His video got tens of millions of hits on YouTube, and Russell became an overnight sensation.
Perhaps he crossed the wrong man, however...
A little over one year later Russell was recorded having an especially bizarre mental breakdown on the streets near his home in California.
While Russell has made a fool of himself before the world Kony is still free despite the efforts of multiple African nations who have help from the United States... even our drones can't catch this man.
These videos show Russell's "Kony 2012" video and his subsequent breakdown:
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It's a book about results. This form of magic has been used for centuries by those who want the upper hand in any endeavor they're involved with... and it is deadly effective. For decades reports have filtered back to the west detailing various tribal wars in Africa where voodoo and traditional religions were a crucial element to victory. The infamous general, "Butt Naked," Joshua Milton Blahyi, often fighting in the nude except for sneakers in battle, promised his loyal fighters supernatural protection in war. During the magic-based Bambata Revolt of 1906, owners of white pigs and fowls were killed by occult-influenced rebels who were concerned evil spirits resided in the animals. Even now, in the Delta, members of the Egbesu Cult, (the war god of the Ijaw People), battle the Nigerian Army, with rebel fighters believing they have immunity to bullets.
Joseph Kony has used his traditional magic to take on the world for years - and he keeps winning.But that's not all you will discover in "Evil Rituals of the African Warlords." This work contains magic taken from tribes all over the continent of Africa, much of it has never been made available to the English-speaking world before. If you aren't afraid, and have an open mind, now you can learn how to:
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