Abbey Ssemuwemba
When you create an accountability based government in Uganda today, all
soldiers in Uganda live on salary, every Ugandan live on salary. About 4
years ago I went to pick up a kid from an airport here and his very first
question to me was biki ebifuna wano, this kid almost looted the tire off
The Lufthansa air bus that brought him from Uganda. Looting is that
culturally planted in our people. When you look at Ugandans that show up
these days many are under arrest for they loot laptops from offices they
loot everything, my God we had kids in Canada Post here and they were
stealing credit cards from post system till when they were figured out, but
working in Canada Post is a great job I can ever get my hands on. Which
raises two questions {a} Suppose a killer like Tinyefunza gets to power how
does Uganda change? {b} What intelligent soldier in Uganda would work with
him to remove Museveni from power so that he works for a salary? Dont worry
about him Tinyefunza is a bulb and he will be blow himself off or we will
reach him and ship the crap to Hague where it so belongs.
It is even very sad that we are burning time on such idiots. Geez
!!!!!!!!
EM
On the 49th
Thé Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni and Dr. Kiiza Besigye Uganda is in anarchy"
Kuungana Mulindwa Mawasiliano Kikundi
"Pamoja na Yoweri Museveni na Dk. Kiiza Besigye Uganda ni katika machafuko"
From: ugandans-at-he...@googlegroups.com
[mailto:ugandans-at-he...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Abbey Semuwemba
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2013 7:52 AM
To: ugandans-at-he...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: {UAH} MUSEVENI IN LUWERO TO MOBILISE AGAINST ARMED REBELLION
Sam,
I think your analysis is understandable considering what is going on at the
moment. The way Tinye sounded yesterday on straight-talk TV show, it looks
like he is not working alone. There must be a group of people he is working
with in Uganda to distabilize the government. Tinye's confidence yesterday
and before on BBC leaves no doubt in my mind that he is most likely working
with some people in Kampala.
What confused me is at the moment where he said something like:''....... we
tried to remove him using the political front and it did not work...........
but we shall remove him, anyway'. What did he mean, exactly.............
because if my memory serves me right, Tinye was never in elective politics,
so, who was he working with to remove Museveni politically?
By the way, what is your take on General Saleh's silence in all this? What
do u think is going in his mind? Does he still have too much leverage on
army veterans?
Abbey
On Thu, Jul 18, 2013 at 1:52 AM, Tugume Sam <tugumesa...@gmail.com> wrote:
Unlike Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe, Museveni neglected the people of
Luwero Triangle and the war veterans who helped him alot during his
guerrilla war that brought him to power.
Museveni delibarately neglected these areas and the war veterans so
that it serves as a measure to deter and discourage others who may
venture into supporting armed rebellion against him. In that way, the
loss of life and destruction of Luwero Triangle's economic base during
the war over 27 years ago, the total neglect of war veterans and the
current appaling poverty levels in the Luwero triangle is a clear
message that you support rebellion at your own peril.
For similar reasons during the insurgency in nothern Uganda region,
its economic base was delibarately dismantled. The donor money for the
rebuilding the rame region has been wantonly stollen under the
supervision of the Prime Minister. There is no doubt thd people of
nothern Uganda rejected the Museveni governance right from the start
and therefore supported the insurgency. To Museveni, a succesful
rehabilitation of nothern Uganda would amount to rewarding the area
for supported the rebellion. At the same time the program was
designed to be a means of attracting donor money. How would the UPC
goverment have treated Luwero triangle had they managed to wipe out
Museveni's gurrillas and ended the war in the early 1980s?
However, Museveni is faced with a threat of armed rebellion with bases
in Buganda region. He has hastly piched camp in the former Luwero
Triangle under the guise of fighting poverty, deployed his top
Generals and demarcated the area with senior army officers as Zonal
commanders. In military terms, these are purely counter insurgency
operations meant to win back the local support and deny the enemy
ground. Am sure even the budget for this operation is either directly
or indirectly from the Ministry of Defence. The appointment of Gen
Katumba Wamala - a Muganda as head of the army also alludes to these
efforts.
Unfortunately, the major problem of oppressed Ugandans is failure to
understand Museveni's manipulative ways.
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Abbey Kibirige Semuwemba
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is never condense[d] into a single branch of government." - Judge Anna Diggs
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