Robert Ssenkindu
Let me give you another part of the equation now that you have just seen that
piece. A sitting American president at a time who I have forgotten the name
wanted to start an open dialogue with the PLO, and Israel opposed that move for
they believed into solving the problem militarily always. After the Israelis
knew that they had failed to convince the American administration about PLO,
they decided to stage an air craft hijack. On record, the Air France Air Craft
that was hijacked to Entebbe International Airport was never hijacked by the
PLO but by the Israel Mossad pretending to be PLO members fighting the
Palestinians issue. So you the Ugandans that died during the debacle, including
President Iddi Amin and the Israelis as Mrs Dola Block who died in Uganda, died
for all this concoction was created by Israel. There was never a PLO that
hijacked an air craft to Entebbe international Airport.
The British government released these information's just few weeks ago.
EM
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----- Original Message -----
From: Robert Ssenkindu
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2007 6:35 PM
Subject: ASSUALT ON ENTEBBE 1976.
dear countrymen,
Not quite long I watched a documtary about the 1976 aircraft hijacking(from
Isreal bound to France) which ended up at Entebbe. I don´t deny Idi Amin was a
bad man, but I was very disturbed with the incident whereby the Ugandan
soldiers who were on guard ended up being the victims of the situation. My
question is whether Uganda has ever sued Isreal for an illegal assault on
it......... Please people who are well informed about that incident help me
with the answer, because I stilll believe that if Uganda never did it, should
do it for the sake of the 20+ soldiers who lost their souls.
I thank you
SR, Sverige/SB
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Mulago back in the news again
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 18:29:09 +0000
Emmy,
We are still a long way to go from getting some of these politicians and
leaders to get involved directly on a regularly basis particularly when they
have to identify themselves by name and as officials of this or that
organization or government. Important issues are being discussed, but the forum
still lacks direction and a focus which can meaningfully be oriented towards
an implementable goal. Take for example the northern conflict, it is a jungle
of all issues.
Then, we are ready to pounce on any politician or leader who shows their
head on the forum. Look at Wafula Oguta and Betty Kamya. They have come on this
forum a few times. But each time they visit, they are immediately told aha
toyogera. Olimutemu and all that kind of stuff. Okello Lucima the UPC external
rep, was quite engaged. But each time he posted, he was reminded of obote's
deeds in Buganda. Each time Aisha visits, as a government official, she is
reminded of how poorly she dressed during tabamiruka in New Jersey. Then you
have our brothers Kateregera and Rogers Mataka who are the typical comrades of
a communist party...you follow the leader's lines from the cradle to the
grave...any minor diversion leads one to Siberia for banishment. Then you have
the regulars on this forum who specialize in abusing others followed by those
completely stuck in the past. How does one get through all these barriers and
deliver the kind of message one would wish to deliver to the responsible people.
Cheers
OJ
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Mulango back in the news again
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 17:59:34 +0000
Mw. Kateregga,
Can you remind them to respond to issues raised on this forum because it
seems it is difficult to know who is who on this forum where people use
pseudonym names. If they identified themselves we would be putting these hot
questions to them but since we don’t know who is who. It becomes difficult to
put that question where it belongs. Do you think Bukedde can help to advance
the forum idea to opposition and government officials? Indeed there are in fact
strong questions which are raised here but never answered. We long for such
answers and the only person who can do that without fear or favour it is you.
Emmy
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Mulango back in the news again
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2007 11:09:53 +0300
This forum has participants like Hajjati Aishah Nalule Kabanda, a close
aide of Mrs.Amelia Kyambadde. There are also state functionaries in President's
Office, Ministry of Security, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
that monitor and ocasionaly participate. There is one minister who was
initially a participant. It can therefore make an impact. But we should involve
more in government, opposition even rebel organisations.
----- Original Message -----
From: Emmy Wasirwa
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 09, 2007 11:05 PM
Subject: RE: Mulango back in the news again
OJ,
You know very well that the only way we can implement this is getting
a backing from either the government or the opposition and by so doing we need
links, which links I know do exist in opposition. However their hands are tied.
On the side, the government there is Mw. Kateregga but he is just a supporter
and I am not sure whether he has any influence on Amelia Kyambadde since most
actions taken in Uganda emanate from state house and Amelia is the key to all
these.
On the serious therefore there is a need to restructure our forum to
see how we can make it a formidable lobby group which can make a difference.
How to do this, Ugandans at heart have the solution. I would also suggest that
both the government and the opposition should guide us on this if they think
they can benefit from it. Looking forward to a mature debt in order to take
this to new dispensation.
Emmy
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Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2007 09:09:20 -0800
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Mulango back in the news again
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emmy,
This forum may be taken serious or it may not depending on the
intensity of the issue being discussed and what forum members decide to do with
what comes out of the debate. If we start implementing some of the ideas being
debated, then, respect for the forum will also begin.
What governments not only in Uganda but the rest of Africa need to
learn and perhaps copy from the Western world, is that governments no longer
perform a lot of things, other than regulating this or that and making laws and
making sure that these laws are respected and taken seriously.
In Canada they have a joke that says if you do not want to work but
get paid, work for the government. Western governments now give their work to
sub-contractors.
Take for example Canada's Department of National Defence (DND),
they give numrous contracts to civilian companies and these companies do an
excellent job.
This is what Uganda government needs to do in the case of Mulago
and other hospitals, sub-contract private comapnies to re-novate mulago on a
regular basis. This will take away a lot of responsibilities from the
government, lessens the accusation being labeled at it all the time for being
inneficient and corrupt.
----- Original Message ----
From: Emmy Wasirwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 8, 2007 2:47:03 PM
Subject: RE: Mulango back in the news again
OJ,
I understand, but we should know this is just a forum and therefore
it might not carry weight in delivering a difference to the government or the
opposition. However if we want to make a difference, I suggest that we
re-establish ourselves by forming up an identity with the population as real
alternative in policy formulation. I do describe ourselves as either lobbyists
and if we fine tune ourselves we might become what is known as a think-tank. I
know it is possible if we try to panel bit this forum into something else. You
can see that there are a lot of flying ideas on this forum which can either be
used by the opposition or the government but sometimes the way I see things we
are not taken so serious because more often than not we tend to slide in stupid
discussions than remaining focused. I would suggest therefore that we
reorganize ourselves into something tangible.
We shouldnʼt give up with the registering the forum because in the
process it might give us leverage of making our points heard either to
government or opposition. So I propose that we start from here by asking for
more ideas from forum members for the way forward.
My question before I go is what should we do to make a difference
at home through this forum??? If you have any ideas please share with us.
Together we can make it happen.
Emmy
Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 08:54:21 -0800
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Mulango back in the news again
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emmy,
The Mulago debate, like most, was left hanging without any
decision. It was the same thing with the flood in Northern and Eastern Uganda.
OJ
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