The article is about the Ugandan government recruiting ex-L.R.A. to help end the war in their country. Most of the people fighting to find the main war criminals (like Joseph Kony) are one's that were taken as children and forced to fight for him so they're all happy to help probably and are good for the job because they "know all of his tricks". Joseph Kony tries to take over places in Africa where government is weak and he thinks that he's been possessed. He's been causing trouble since the eighties, so like thirty-ish years. When the places he lives become peaceful he just moves again with his little army but a bunch of them have been caught. The soldiers looking for Kony are having a really hard job in the woods where they think he's hididng but they stay to do it anyways. An ex-L.R.A man said that he doesn't think Kony is just running away; he's probably rebuilding his army.
I am here as a representative of the Kingdom of Morocco to talk about the pressing issue of illegal trafficking and marketing of drugs from my country into Western Europe. We are really trying to buckle down and improve our existing laws on all of the illegal exportation going on here; we understand the problems this can cause for Europe and want to make it clear that we will do everything in our power to prevent conflict. We ask that all involved parties do the same. It is the belief of King 
