By Chris Talbot
US President Bushs
African tour was something of a public relations debacle. Though he went
from one carefully staged media event to the next and was kept well away from
both protesters and the mass of the population, he spent most of his time
answering embarrassing quest
…and
the VEEP does not have an official house.
Though Uganda owns buildings in England and New York, the vice president does not have a home. It is also alleged that if they
start building a house for Bukenya, (if it is urgent)
it will be ready at the time of his departure from office as
Witchdoctors
Sorcerers
Spiritual Leaders
Priestesses
Alice Lakwena’s
prayers might be answered. Nankabirwa should set up a
delegation to recruit Alice Lakwena to hire her services
so as to defeat Kony. Lakwena
would train a sizeable section of the UDPF that will only require skills
Dele,
NRA/M is a government of bastards There are very
many stories of mistreatments of our dear granies, mother & sisters. Many
have even been tortured and killed. Even within NRA/M themselves they mistreat
their mothers. Last year they tortured the mother of the director of
intelige
Didn't the reports state that the Vice President
had given his mother armed guards?
Em
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..Besigye did claim that security agents were trailing him before he went
into self-imposed exile. However government denied this and certainly no-one
stopped him from leaving the country.
Mw. Abayombo,
It is not exactly true that "No-one" stopped Besigye from leaving the country.
He wa
Matovu,while you acknowledge your enthusiasm of uttering
false information,I think the correct response to your getting
the real truth NOT the PROPAGANDA that is consuming most
of your ilk is that you are always wrong and biased,instead of the
Fugee being right for the first time.
Next time do n
Early Voices: The Leap to Language
July 15, 2003
By NICHOLAS WADE
New research is eroding the idea that the origins of
language - the only major talent unique to humans - are
hopelessly lost in the mists of time.
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/07/15/science/15LANG.html?ex=1059298653&ei=1&
Comrades,
Microbiologist Dr David Kelly, advisor to British Ministry of Defence, and
the one suspected to have been passing info about govt manipulation and lies
about the non-existent WMD to BBC's Andrew Gilligan, has been murdered.
Nobody will get in the way of Blair and Bush. It reminds me
Mitayo,
What evidence do you have that he was murdered?
--- Mitayo Potosi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Comrades,
>
> Microbiologist Dr David Kelly, advisor to British
> Ministry of Defence, and
> the one suspected to have been passing info about
> govt manipulation and lies
> about the non-exi
If 80% of Ugandans have no beddings as VP Gilbert Bukenya says, then
this contradicts all the lies about the yearly 6% growth we have been told
about all along, by the likes of Abayombo/Kabonero etc.
Do these wananchi sing " Hey, Kasita twebaka ku tulo" when they are
sleeping on papy
Subject: They Are Still Our Slaves
Here is an Interesting Observation:
This was obviously written by a non-black.
We can continue to reap profits from the Blacks without the effort of
physical slavery. Look at the current methods of containment that they use
on themselves: IGNORANCE, GREED,
Mitayo,
All this is due to Kony's madness. Kony has wasted too
much national resources all for a search of lost
glory.
if Kony wasn't forcing govt to spemd on war, the
people would not be experiencing this poverty.
Kony is to blame.
LM
--- Mitayo Potosi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If 8
Mulindwa,
It was Kony's henchmen.
--- Mulindwa Edward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Netters
>
> This evening we had planned to continue with the
> series of the relationship of Uganda and Buganda.
> However due to the seriousness of this breaking
> news, we have decided to put a stop on everythin
Who can believe Moses Ali on this? He was Amin's right
hand man when they murdered thousands of Acholi and
Langi because of obote.
--- Omar Kezimbira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Blame leaders, not tribes -New Vision 18th July
> 2003
>
> By Richard Otim
>
> THE First Deputy Premier, Lt. Ge
A White House Smear
By David Corn
The Nation
Wednesday 16 July 2003
Did senior Bush officials blow the cover of a US
intelligence officer working covertly in a field of vital
importance to national
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And I will add.
A vice president who has some brains would have not brought up this problem
with out a workable solution. So I ask, now that we know 80% of Ugandans do
not have blankets, what is Bukenya as a Vice president doing about it? AND
THE LEADERS WITH THE LEADEES REPEAT, FFE KASITA TWEBAKA
Matovu
That is true Konny has wasted alot of national resources. So let us look at
it from another angle, the war has taken 20 years with out a sign of
stopping and that means hat NRM has failed to put peace in Uganda. In fact
it means that Uganda has mate violence under NRM than at any other prev
Mr. Ocaya p'Ocure:
You write:
"Frankly, I am sad I feel you seem to value what the late Ibingira wrote on some shoddy parochial concept, which is similar with what M7 and his cahoots preached in the Luwero triangle and whereby they constructed an "alliance accompli," that seems to be the begin
Kibaki pledges to remove EA trade barriersBy Carolyne NakazibweJuly 19, 2003
The meeting of Kenyans in Uganda with visiting President Mwai Kibaki on Thursday turned into a sensitisation campaign for the East African Community.
Kibaki told the hundreds of Kenyans who turned up at Speke Resor
Comment Saturday, July 19, 2003
DAVID MAKALI / BEYOND POLITICS
Bitterness in Bush's wakeIn a rather absurd way, the recent visit to Africa by US President George Bush lived up to the billing. Now back in Washington DC, it is doubtful if Mr Bush is more enlightened about the continent than
Editorial Saturday, July 19, 2003
Lesson from Mandela feteYesterday was the 85th birthday of Nelson Mandela, former South African President and an icon of human freedom. It was a widely covered event in the international press. Mr Mandela is the only former president in the world whose bi
"Now, the Baganda,
who have actually had some basic notions of nation building ingrained in their
culture for generations, have decided as a matter of political courtesy that
preaching to our fellow Ugandans ( you guys blah blah...) is useless. This is a
courtesy you might consider retur
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