RE: [Ugnet] Poor Ugandan VP

2005-05-02 Thread Okuto del Coli
 Very strange indeed if the truth percentage is substantial!! Ordinarily, a legislator is expected to remember the laws they legislate. Third term or no third term it all has to be provided in the Law / constitution. Equally so, the procedures for amending the same. If they want third term, well, let them go ahead and start with the LAW. It is all about the LAW that provides for the rules of the game for all parties. --- On Fri 04/29, B Wambuga < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:From: B Wambuga [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: ugandanet@kym.netDate: Fri, 29 Apr 2005 18:24:46 -0700 (PDT)Subject: [Ugnet] Poor Ugandan VP
Netters,Once again I sympathise with our Ugandan VP in his reaction to the British move to cut Aid to Uganda. One wonders how VP Bukenya could not tell the difference between the British third term and dictator Museveni's third term. Bukenya should realise that Blair followers do not have to wear "Bisanja", and go bamboozling people everywhere and Blair blasting out about whether the British want it or not, he will still be there for fifty years. Furthermore, Blair and his party do not have to muzzle the Britts and drag them to a referendum about changing any system.  I see they are really beggining to act erratically. They know that they are falling now. Remember Mr. Aziz?  The Vice President, Prof. Gilbert Bukenya, criticised the British government for practicing what he termed double standard on the question of the third term.“The British oppose the third term pushed by Ugandans simply because we are poor and we cannot st
 and up and tell them off,” Bukenya said on Tuesday while addressing members of the Uganda Local Government Association from 10 districts in the Central region at Mpigi.He said: “Let the British High Commissioner to Uganda first advise Tony Blair to stop seeking a third term before he opposes Museveni.” Bwambuga.
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[Ugnet] Poor Ugandan VP

2005-04-29 Thread B Wambuga
Netters,
Once again I sympathise with our Ugandan VP in his reaction to the British move to cut Aid to Uganda. One wonders how VP Bukenya could not tell the difference between the British third term and dictator Museveni's third term. Bukenya should realise that Blair followers do not have to wear "Bisanja", and go bamboozling people everywhere and Blair blasting out about whether the British want it or not, he will still be there for fifty years. Furthermore, Blair and his party do not have to muzzle the Britts and drag them to a referendum about changing any system. 
 
I see they are really beggining to act erratically. They know that they are falling now. Remember Mr. Aziz? 
 
The Vice President, Prof. Gilbert Bukenya, criticised the British government for practicing what he termed double standard on the question of the third term.“The British oppose the third term pushed by Ugandans simply because we are poor and we cannot stand up and tell them off,” Bukenya said on Tuesday while addressing members of the Uganda Local Government Association from 10 districts in the Central region at Mpigi.He said: “Let the British High Commissioner to Uganda first advise Tony Blair to stop seeking a third term before he opposes Museveni.” 
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