[WestNileNet] Muzungu Disappearance 1977: A Despicable Scam!?!

2014-09-12 Thread Hussein Amin
Forumists,

After the Robert Scanlon story was published online, I called his daughter
Cherie Scanlon at her home in UK, to discuss the disappearance of her
father, a British-born Ugandan who vanished from Kampala in 1977.

I asked her some critical questions crucial to determining the
 circumstances then and now.

I can't discuss our conversation here, but what is clear is that the matter
has been twisted into a crime by Amin even when all those involved have not
the slightest evidence to suggest that Robert Scanlon is dead or anyone
committed a crime.

Even the British government itself hasn't the slightest indication that
Amin, or anyone for that matter, did anything wrong.

Sadly, this issue only gains attention because it has somehow been unfairly
pegged on the one person they think they can get away with saying anything
about.

Just like the British journalists who forged news reports about Amin and
his government to UK newspapers while they were actually engaged in
debaucherie and lewd behaviour in Kampala, Robert Scanlons disappearance
is currently another vicious, ruthless scam that also hurts his own family
today.

-- 
Hussein Juruga Lumumba Amin
Kampala, Uganda
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[WestNileNet] Confession Times: How Briton Faked Stories About Amin!?!

2014-09-12 Thread Hussein Amin
Ian G. Cutler literally invented stories about Amin.

My time In Uganda: Over a period of several years, both before and
during the regime of Idi Amin, I had some kind of devious business
relationship with the government and made several business trips out
there.

Planning one of those trips, I saw the opportunity to have all my
expenses paid for by the News of the World and persuaded Michael
Parker (of the Gay YMCA story) and Gerry Brown, to help me get
sponsored.

We sold the story on a simple brief to “expose the horrors of living
under Amin”. We used the airport at Nairobi, Kenya.

This involved us in a 300 mile drive. We would often break our journey
in a Kenyan town called Kisumu. As soon as we got to Kampala we used
to set ourselves up in the only five star hotel that was still open
for business.

On the first of these trips I took Parker with me. We went direct to
the hotel bar, where, over copious amounts of whatever spirits were
served in the country, we created a scene of gruesome carnage, As the
booze went down, Parker wrote: 'The sky is clouded with vultures as
unburied bodies pile up in the streets of the beleaguered capital'.

The next morning we decided to go and find a ‘dead body’, and actually
went out for the first time into Kampala’s surprisingly civilized
streets, where we eventually happened upon a drunk. He was laying
prostrate on the pavement so I exposed a whole roll of film - omitting
the bit where the drunk suddenly recovered and lurched off to the
nearest bar.

This was’ the drunk’ referred to in 'Vultures of Uganda' story -
supposedly a dying man!
Rupert laughed at this picture.

Apart from that, we rarely left the confine of the hotel, and only
came back to London when our expenses were being questioned. For once
the News of the World didn’t believe us.

Upon our return we went off on a boozy bout with our old mate Craig
McKenzie, to whom we confided all. Naturally we ended up in our
favourite brothel, the Cabaret Club.

There, presumably in his cups, McKenzie agreed to try and persuade his
brother, then riding high as editor of the Sun, to run the story. On
Craig’s assurance that the story held up, Kelvin did so and we two
conmen walked away with handsome cheques.

On my next trip I took Gerry Runcible Brown to do the ‘real’ story.
Adjective-laden artistic license, we decided, was just not enough. We
would have to find some convincing horror stories. And, of course, so
we did.

Gerry was a quite remarkable man. For a start, his drinking capacity
was such that he completely humbles lightweight dipsomaniacs like
Scallywag. He has been known, while ‘on the job’, to consume up to two
or even three bottles of scotch a session while concocting his
expenses for a seemingly
ever-tolerant ‘Screws’ hierarchy.


Even more incredible was his capacity to get his end away with
whatever p. was available, even while surrounded by the sordid
evidence of the empty bottles of his wretched debauchery. But there is
something even more unimaginable and inconceivable, even preposterous,
about the Runcible Super-loo which very, very nearly defies all
rational and sagacious thinking. It is that, despite overwhelming
evidence of his life-long depravity, he was actually taken seriously
by his peers.

Gerry-can has written and published a book called “EXPOSED -
Sensational True Story of Fleet Street Reporter” in which he not only
pontificates about the glories of exposure journalism (with shining
white armour gallivanting valiantly as the Great Crusader against
universal sleaze) but tried to set himself up as the authentic
mouthpiece of the exposure genre.

Indeed, so well-established as a spokesman of “freedom of speech” has
he become that he was lauded in the Guardian by the editor-in-chief,
Peter Preston no less, for his tenacious belief that if others are at
it, it is up to Galahads like himself to tell the world about it.

But there was no one to tell the world about Gerald Runcible Brown or
about just what he actually got up to when he took his trousers down,
until now,

So here I am, a veteran snatch-man, ex-con, s... athlete (I have
scr.. a thousand women in my sordid life) and self-confessed
manipulator of the front page. I am here to re-write the Gerry-can
memoirs.

Take for example, our different accounts of our trip to Uganda
together. I had been there several times before. This particular visit
occurred just after Idi Amin had been ousted by the Tanzanian army.
According to Gerry's book, ‘Exposed’, Gerry-can, at the time a
fearless freelance who wanted to put the world to rights, decided to
go Uganda and took along “my photographer”.

The fact is that I pay-rolled the whole trip to nearly a thousand
pounds. I took him and picked up all the tabs. In fact at the time
Gerry had a warrant out for his arrest. He had fled from Florida where
he had been working for the notorious National Enquirer. It was,
although the book skilfully doesn’t mention it, just a little bit of a
hurricane, 

[WestNileNet] If Janan Luwum Isn't A Saint, Neither Is Mwalimu Nyerere!

2014-09-12 Thread Hussein Amin
Based on what I have heard, the independent forensic investigation into
what caused the death of Janan Luwum was supposed to involve an exhumation
of his body so as to be clear about what actually killed him? That would
have been followed by a grand reburial at Namirembe Cathedral.

The World Council of Churches, the ones conducting the independent probe,
was alledgedly prepared to do the forensics and as we all know, their
investigation would have led to Sainthood for Janan Luwum.

Central to the process of awarding Sainthood is how and why he died.

The other obviously bigger part of the WCC probe looks at how Janan Luwum
led his entire life while alive.

Officially denying Janan Luwum sainthood in the 80's meant that, though he
appeared religious, his activities weren't!?!

I personally understand the WCC position. I stood in front of the weapons
displayed at Namirembe Cathedral grounds next to the blue truck painted
with a Pepsi sign.

The book Sowing The Mustard Seed expounds on the details of that
operation and even gives names of those who were driving the trucks.

So before even exhuming the body for investigative forensics and possible
reburial at Namirembe Cathedral, the Sainthood process came to a brutal
end...possibly forever!?!

Sadly, Janan Luwum himeself had crossed the Church's red line.

Many people ask me about that event but the above is exactly what I tell
them.

The only other official investigation on record besides the one conducted
independently by international investigators from the Church, is the
official Uganda government statement.

The rules and regulations for Sainthood are so stringent and sadly, so time
consuming that even Pope John Paul II is awaitng his.

But the investigation that disqualified Janan Luwum might also be the very
one that disqualifies the late Mwalimu Julius Nyerere for whom calls have
been made to grant him sainthood as well.

Based on records including Sowing The Mustard Seed, Mwalimu Julius
Nyerere was the main facilitator of the subversive activities that led to
the seized weapons that had themselves led to Janan Luwums disqualification
from sainthood.

So if Janan Luwum couldn't be a saint, isn't it irrational for Nyerere to
be one?

Because from the Churches perspective, Janan Luwum literally isn't, wasn't
and will never be a Saint.

-- 
Hussein Juruga Lumumba Amin
Kampala, Uganda
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[WestNileNet] Another Amin Book?: The Guardian Angel

2014-09-12 Thread Hussein Amin
Book Review: While not an apologist for Idi Amin, Arnold Bisase (the
author) explains
the Ugandan rebels that were at work in Tanzania in the 1970s, vying for
power and at the same time engaged in rivalry with each other and using the
method of sabotage and assassination of prominent Ugandans so as to try and
discredit Idi Amin. The book adds its voice to the growing number of
sources who are increasingly questioning the claims that Amin caused any
deaths of thousands during his eight-year rule and the
view now confirmed that exiled groups in Kenya and Tanzania staged the
prominent abductions and did the killings.
The author was with the Ugandan exiles.

It should be worth reading!

Hussein Juruga Lumumba Amin
Kampala, Uganda


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Kampala, Uganda
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[WestNileNet] US Diversity Immigration Visa Season Opens

2014-09-12 Thread JohnAJackson
Hello brothers and sisters,

For those who would like to take a chance and gamble on their chances, the
US Diversity Visa program opens every year in October - November. There is
$50.00 Fee for application using Visa/Master card.

http://www.us-immigration.com/us-immigration-news/us-immigration/2015-diversity-visa-program/?gclid=Cj0KEQjws8qgBRCLp-aploLbqcQBEiQAm0rD54PqyCICRJNQNAR3oIp1SGHvpKVP1ulATz-Z4opx-0waAgYs8P8HAQ

I have known a couple of young men from West Nile (Koboko  Arua town) who
won this lottery in the last 2-3 years. So, don't give up if you have tried
this before.

JJ
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