Jason Russell held by police, co-founder of Invisible Children
Guilt? Drug-induced vision of what it will be like to become pariah if everyone figures out that K2012 was a "scam." Invisible Children, Inc. co-founder Jason Russell went berserk in San Diego, California. He ran through the streets naked in behavior more characteristic of severe drug abuse than philanthropic charity and honest documentary making. Were the creators paid off by Chase Bank and big oil to encourage US military intervention in Africa.
The great thing is that it will bring more counter-attention to the SCAM that is "Kony 2012," a misleading movie few watch all the way through, and the humanitarian/money-making venture that is "Invisible Children, Inc."
Guilt? Drug-induced vision of what it will be like to become pariah if everyone figures out that K2012 was a "scam." Invisible Children, Inc. co-founder Jason Russell went berserk in San Diego, California. He ran through the streets naked in behavior more characteristic of severe drug abuse than philanthropic charity and honest documentary making. Were the creators paid off by Chase Bank and big oil to encourage US military intervention in Africa. The great thing is that it will bring more counter-attention to the SCAM that is "Kony 2012," a misleading movie few watch all the way through, and the humanitarian/money-making venture that is "Invisible Children, Inc."