EM and Bwabuga
Since Museveni has been squezed into yeilding to this point we should
prepare our fellow citizens for the potential next regimes wand in its
oppress and suppress scheme. The game being the gaming on dividing its
opposers possibly beyond Mois level. If you know what I mean. Also the
obvious fiscal totures, abitrary arrests, hiding behind the KAP militias to
attempt on hurting the opposition both mentally and fiscally.
jO
>From: "Edward Mulindwa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: <ugandanet@kym.net>
>CC: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [Ugandacom] Re: [Ugnet] Re: For EM: UPC Patriotic
Songs in Washington
>Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2005 04:34:24 -0500
>
>Omukulu Wambuga thank you.
>
>You and I and very many Ugandans both in these forums and
Uganda have been at the war against this man for now decades. And I must thank
you for that, for many have turned their backs in the process and decided to
go for the Manna from his table. But this is what is baffling me, we have
failed to understand that Museeni is in power because he is shrewd and we play
on his tune.
>Uganda needs a total transformation. Look my friend in
yesterday's monitor the numbers were posted in Mwenda's piece and I will
repeat them for you. Here we go this is Uganda in 2005, 20 years and counting
of this man being in power.
>
>"97 percent of households in Uganda depend on fire wood for
their energy needs, 92 percent have no electricity, 49 percent depend on "word
of mouth" for information, 75 percent use tadooba as main source of light
while 77.4 percent of households in Uganda live "on rammed earth floors." The
country's economic prospects are dim as 73 percent of Ugandans still depend on
agriculture, 68 percent of whom are subsistence i.e. hand to mouth farmers.
Only 2 percent of Ugandans depend on industry for their livelihood, and 8
percent on services."
>
>Let me add as well than 78% of teenage girls in Uganda are in
marriage. If this is not a nation in anarchy what is?
>
>And you think that by registering and getting a certificate NRM
has to show why you are arrested? Is that the issue here that we must be proud
of? You know when I read your posting, it reminded me how The Federalist
became so excited that we are going to have a federalism discussion because
Museveni has said so. Fed net was started and the debates started on what to
be presented to Uganda government. Air tickets were bought and flights to
Uganda were taken to make sure these points are made in front of the Federal
commission. Those of us who saw it as a born from Museveni's table, were taken
as enemies. My self and Lisa Toro became the first victims to be thrown out of
Fed Net for we wanted to look at the situation in a different line. Today it
all died as a wave on a lake.
>
>Uganda is bleeding today. And unitary or federalism or
political partys is not the solution. It is to create a situation where all
the above can function and in NRM we will never get that.
>
>Federalists should have been the best example for UPC to learn
from. One wonders if you did.
>
>Thank you
>Em
>Toronto
>
> The Mulindwas Communication Group
>"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
>
Groupe de communication Mulindwas
>"avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans l'anarchie"
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: B Wambuga
> To: ugandanet@kym.net
> Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 9:27 PM
> Subject: [Ugnet] Re: For EM: UPC Patriotic Songs
in Washington
>
>
> EM
> Registration in a lay man's language means that
Bwana Museveni has accepted defeat. There is no more tricks in the eyes of the
court. You as a Ugandan in Kampala or Luwero can, repeat can, now go to the
constitutional square and sing ee mamma, na UPC, and incase you are arrested,
they have to come with an official reason why they are arresting and possibly
detaining you. Is your arrest on the basis of loittering or because of your
conscience. It is not proof that Uganda as a state is now politically open and
things will any different regarding freedom of speech.
>
> As for the second question, NRM never refused UPC
as a party to sell CD's and Tapes in Washington. Rather, NRM made it illegal
for us to do those things.
> You see EM, we in UPC like to do our things
legally and transparently. We are not very good at doing things under the
table. In fact each time one of us tries, we get caught, and end up in jail.
So NRM made it very easy for us to do illegal things which unfortunately we
are not very good at doing. That is our only complaint.
>
> The floor is yours EM.
>
> BWambuga.
>
> Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bwambuga
>
> Can you kindly in a lay man's language
explain to me what that registration means? Should I as a Ugandan in Kampala
or Luwero see this certificate as proof that Uganda as a state is now
politically open and things will be any different under NRM leadership
regarding freedom of speech?
>
> Lastly and I do not tend to ask a
whole lots of questions, how did NRM refuse UPC as a party to sell CDs and
Tapes in Washington, a party that has been able to make meetings in taxi cabs
of Kampala?
>
> Ears to you.
>
> Em
> Toronto
>
> The Mulindwas Communication
Group
> "With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in
anarchy"
>
Groupe de communication Mulindwas
> "avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est
dans l'anarchie"
>
> ----- Original Message
-----
> From: B Wambuga
> To: Uganda Net
> Sent: Saturday, March 26,
2005 5:40 AM
> Subject: [Ugnet] Fwd: UPC
Patriotic Songs in Washington
>
>
> Netters.
> By now we almost all of us
are aware that Uganda Peoples Congress Party is now officially registered and
issued with a certificate from the Registrar General. That means our party now
has the legal manadate to operate legally without fear or favour. We are no
longer holding our meetings in Taxi cabs anymore.
>
> All Ugandans are now
legally free to communicate and exchange ideas with the trully Ugandan
party. You may now xontribute in all ways possible to see your
party grow and develop your country. For those who were there at independence
in 1962, you made your pledge to your country. Now come and revisit that
pledge and renew your committment here now.
>
> You may now place your
order for a copy of the UPC Patriotic Songs on CD's and Tapes.
> It includes songs in the
Ugandan languages and English for those who are linguistically challenged.
>
> The Washington Bureau of
UPC wishes all a Happy Easter holidays.
>
> UPC Oyee,
> Everywhere, UPC
> FOR GOD AND OUR COUNTRY
>
> Thanks,
> BWambuga.
> Note: forwarded message
attached.
>
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