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Ugandans
This is a very interesting reading from Today's New
Vision, but it is interesting as well to see that we have failed to build
up new political brains in our nation. And I must ask you today one very
interesting question. As Kiiza Besigye is planning to go back to Uganda,
is he the only offer we can make today? Are we as Ugandans going to make
changes in our nation by running on recycles and recycles over and over?
To you as a Ugandan what is it that you see in Kiiza Besigye that you see
we as a nation can get that he failed to deliver during all his years in
Uganda Politics? But most importantly, where are those young Ugandans who
are vibrant to take our nation into the next century? When will our
leaders understand that they can be very useful if they sit back at the
end of their political lives and start to advise the young generation on
how to lead our nation? It is becoming very hard to lead Uganda for you
will never get any advisor, for Ruhakana Rugunda has decided to be a
Minister for life, Can you imagine the wisdom in Eriya kategaya if he
could only get out of political life? Can you imagine the treasure we
would all be getting from him? Bill Clinton today is making millions of
Dollars from making speeches, why can't Bidandi Ssali do so? How do you
know the results we would have today in Northern Uganda if only Mustafa
Adris was in Arua and Kazini was asking him for military advice? How can
we in our right minds blame Yoweri Museveni for failing to get out of
power, when Mayanja Nkangi is still on the podium today? Oh by the way let
record show that my first time to hear the name Mayanja Nkangi, he was a
minister in the Kabaka's government. What is it that makes us stack in
this old story over and over in our nation?
We as a people have failed over and over to ask our
selves those very serious questions, we have failed to be critically
analytical. Let us look on our history, we saw Iddi Amin and we took on
the streets for this is our man, but how much history did you know about
Iddi Amin before you called his "Our man"? Yusu Lule came in and he was
thrown out in 69 days, you took it up on the streets and you cried No Lule
No work, but the man was a president for 69 days, Just how much did you
know about Yusuf Lule to pull you from your home and take it to Kampala
Streets? When Ugandans attacked Uganda from Tanzania, did you know
about this professor? When they came all the way through Masaka did you
know about this Lule? What made you believe that Yusuf Lule had a vision
for Uganda and what vision did he have? What is it that in those 69 days
Lule stated as a president that made you tick to the extent of going to
the streets? Are you as a Ugandans analytical to these situations as they
get from Bad to worse with these leaders we have?
Museveni is a very smart man, but he is as well
operating from people who have a problem thinking. I have seen writings
from knowledable people stating that what we need in Uganda is a good
candidate who can win Museveni in 2006 elections. I have seen suggestions
that UPC must combine forces with Reform Agenda in order to be one force
during this election. Now here we are with Kiiza Besigye planning to go
back to Uganda again in preparation of this same election.
So I can not help but request to be helped here, ARE YOU
SERIOUSLY THINKING THAT MUSEVENI CAN BE REMOVED FROM POWER THROUGH A VOTE?
Do you all really out of the goodness of your hearts believe that Ugandans
can go into an election come 2006 and they elect a government not led by
Museveni? In all years you have had this man as a leader of your nation,
do you actually believe that he will drive his car back to Rwakitura for
he has not been elected? The last time I checked Museveni came to power by
a gun, what makes you think that he can get out of power by a vote? Or
again it is me missing something here. Are you or should we as Ugandans
really shake up our calendar schedules for we have to loose time for the
elections of 2006?
A man's tears come from very far, but Ugandans you force
a man to cry for your analysis of Uganda's problem is not more than of a
grade two. But you deserve the leaders you get, the only problem is that
even our selves who do not like them are governed by the
same.
The crystal ball reading says that as we are approaching
2006 elections, Museveni will have a round table on which all people who
are opposed or pretend to oppose him will sit down to agree on a way
forward. This will include registered political partys, it will include
federalists, Monarchists, Militants, and so on. That is why political
registratration is vital today if you need a sit on that table. It is
important that you yell out loud with impractical solutions on Uganda for
that will automatically get you a chair on the same table, and I think
that it is a very wise decision for Kiiza Besigye to go back to Uganda at
this time. For all cards are falling into their place word for
word.
If Uganda ever needed God it is now, for we truly live
in very strange days indeed !!
Em
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