Did you even read the last paragraph of my posting ? Our friend is flattering himself by thinking he is capable of acting as the speech-writer of the Katikkiro !
I believe what you give us here on almost a daily basis are your opinions. What makes you think that mine are just opinions which should be disregarded while your opinions are facts which should be valued ?
I am not ASSUMING that you know nothing about our 'Ebyaffe', I KNOW it
from your display of ignorance about this topic. At least, as a Muganda, I know what I'm talking about when I refer to 'Ebyaffe'.
Kasangwawo
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Subject: Re: ugnet_: Join Security Organs, Katikkiro Tells Youth
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 21:15:30 EST
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "jonah kasangwawo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 12:05 PM
> Subject: Re: ugnet_: Join Security Organs, Katikkiro Tells Youth
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> Matek,
>
> sometimes your reasoning is so myopic that you wouldn't even win an LC1
> election in Koch Goma. You always talk about 'Ebyaffe' without even
> understanding what it is all about.
>
> Let me put it to you that 'Ebyaffe' is protected by the constitution. And,
> if necessary, who would protect the constitution from being overthrown by
> greedy politicians like your hero in Lusaka ? Yes, you got it right - the
> armed forces. Logic would follow that, therefore, the armed forces would
> indirectly protect 'Ebyaffe'. Do you now understand why the Katikkiro would
> call on Baana ba Kintu to join the forces ? He didn't even say that this
> was
> the sole reason.
>
> Secondly, the Katikkiro is Katikkiro of Buganda and not of Acholi, Bunyoro,
> Teso, et cetera. It is, therefore, not in his sphere of competence to go
> and
> tell the Acholi, Bakiga, Japs or whatever, to join the forces. On the other
> hand, if the Acholi have any 'Ebyaffe' to protect, I don't see anything
> wrong with their chief telling them to join the forces, for they would be
> protecting it through their defence of the constitution.
>
> Kasangwawo
>
My friend Kasagwawo, based on your logic( and taking into account your so
called constitition) an appropriate statement from the katiro, would
have been something like :" I called Upon the Buganda Youth to join the
army to defend the constitition of Uganda PERIOD!"
NOT I call upon the Banabakintu to join the army to defend the "
Ebbyaffee." see the point my friend?
Secondly, you state quote"sometimes your reasoning is so myopic that you
wouldn't even win an LC1 election in Koch Goma." That is your opinion.
An opinion is like an A@#! everybody has one! ..and who are you that I may or
rather I should value your opnion?
Finally you are pretty much ASSUMING that I KNow nothing about your
Ebyafee!. One thing in the Game of politics is NEVER EVER ASSUME!!
Matek
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