 One point of criticism is that the film gives a misleading impression of the whereabouts and magnitude of Kony 's remaining LRA forces . As of early 2012 , Kony 's followers were thought to number only in the hundreds , and Kony himself was believed to be in the Central African Republic rather than Uganda — a fact that receives only a passing mention in the video . This problem raised questions about the plausibility of Ugandan army intervention , which the video advocates . Since Kony and most of the LRA forces are currently not in Uganda , the Ugandan army would need to coordinate with the governments and militaries of the other countries where the LRA is active . 
