Mr.Mulindwa, This is where debating with you is a nightmare. We were talking about issues affecting our people in Northern Uganda now all of a sudden you are talking about Congo. This is classical example of a confused man who doesn't know what they are talking about.
LM --- Mulindwa Edward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mwaami Matovu > > NRM and your President do not want peace any where. > > Let me fill you in on the latest on your government. > The information we have right now, is stating that > the Congo Issue has been > put on the security council table today . The > council is worried of the > murders happening in Congo today by the forces of > both Uganda and Rwanda, > this story has been running on CBC at the 6 o'clock > that is about 20 minutes > ago. The security council, is worried that although > Rwanda and Uganda are > claiming to have with drawn from Congo, their armies > are actually still > present, so that they can protect both Uganda and > Rwanda as they loot > Congo's minerals and selling them abroad. Among the > things you guys have > done to our brothers in Congo (And again I am > quoting CBC) Is gang rape, > massacres, and sodomizing men and boys. > Mwaami Matovu we are not talking about Obote here, > neither are we talking > about UPC, we are not talking about Youth Wingers > either, we are talking > about your own government and its killer force by > the name UPDF. You know, > those who survived after many were killed in the > bush again by your master, > hope you saw the information from a girl soldier we > posted last night. > > Now and by this posting, let me inform all of you > that the case of Congo has > been put at a front. There is no reason why all > these people are dying in > front of us just because of Museveni and Kagame's > interests in Congo. From > Saturday in the morning, CBC is going to run on a > daily basis, a documentary > from Congo, where they will interview those who have > been raped and those > whose kids have been murdered. As we have just got > this information we do > not yet have a web site, but start with playing with > www.cbc.com or > www.cbc.ca if we get more information we will let > you know. > > Now Mwaami Matovu is that a country and a government > which love peace? > Em > The Mulindwas communication group > "With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy" > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Lutimba Matovu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 8:17 AM > Subject: Re: ugnet_: Re: [Ugandacom] Don't Rebuild > Pabbo Camp! > > > Mulindwa, > > I said it many times that I deplore the untold > suffering of the people of Northern Uganda. No one > wants Ugandans to live in such conditions but as you > well know Kony and LRA have refused to talk peace > and > ceasefire. > > The Movement government is dedicated to peace and > there is the Amnesty in place, Ceasefire proposals > and > a Government peace negotiation team waiting foir > Kony > to respond. > > President Yoweri Museveni speaking recently said > "This > year 2003 will be a year of peace. We are going to > do > everything possible to have a peaceful Uganda. We > shall dialogue with everybody," > > Attorney General Francis Ayume, also stressed > recently > that government was willing to talk to rebel leader > Joseph Kony to end war in the north "I am anxiously > waiting for Kony's beep. I can assure you that I > would > call Kony back to arrange for peace talks if he > beeped > me" > > All that shows the godwill on the Government side to > end the war and the suffering of our people. > > Mulindwa, tell me what has Kony done? where is his > negotiating team? where are his demands? where are > his > ceasefire proposals? > > All we hear from Kony is that they want government > to > build permanent houses for them and they want to > debate on Gulu Mega FM every Saturday. Previously > they > asked for sim cards and airtime. > > Surely Mulindwa is any of that good enough to > warrant > continued fighting? Discuss. > > LM > > > --- Mulindwa Edward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Growing up is good, I can not believe that this > > posting has come from Opiyo Oloya. May God keep us > > alive one day Lutimba Matovu will write it as > well. > > Who knows !. > > Em > > The Mulindwas communication group > > "With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy" > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 12:25 AM > > Subject: [Ugandacom] Don't Rebuild Pabbo Camp! > > > > > > Don't Rebuild Pabbo Camp! > > > > > > > > New Vision (Kampala) > > > > February 12, 2003 > > Posted to the web February 12, 2003 > > > > Kampala > > > > -- A suggestion about the way out of the > quagmire > > in northern Uganda > > > > Letter from Toronto By Opiyo Oloya > > > > THE fire that burned down Pabbo Protected Camp > did > > more than just destroy homes and lives. It also > > destroyed whatever credibility was left in the > > Government's argument that the camps are necessary > > while the war continues against the LRA led by > > Joseph Kony. When President Yoweri Museveni > > announced to the Parliamentary Committee on > > Presidential and Foreign Affairs the creation of > > protected camps on September 27, 1996, nobody > asked > > the thousands currently wasting away in the 43 > > decrepit camps whether they wanted to live in such > > quarters. The ultimatum to move to the camps was > > enforced by the army starting in early October > 1996. > > Once in the camps, residents were told that the > > inconvenience of living in dreadful, cramped and > > unsanitary conditions was the price for winning > > long-term peace when the LRA was defeated. So, > with > > no gainful economic, educational and social > > activities, the residents sat and waited for peace > > to come. The longest they expected to be in the > > camps was until the next rain fell for > cultivation. > > > > That was six and half years ago. Despite > President > > Museveni's personal commitment to see through a > > successful military campaign against the marauding > > Lord Resistance Army, weeks turned into months > into > > years. Under Operation Iron Fist, the UPDF > continues > > to press hard on the rag-tag rebels, killing many, > > yet quite unable to deliver the final blow. While > it > > clearly dislodged the LRA from its traditional > > security in southern Sudan, OIF has so far failed > to > > silence the pesky rebels. > === message truncated === __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Send Flowers for Valentine's Day http://shopping.yahoo.com
