Oh yes, I can and I will.
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Subject: Re: ugnet_: ON OBOTE, UPC AND UGANDA
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 23:04:49 EST
While it is true that Obote inherited a fairly proseprous country
That is why I keep quit, for such argument is
either hollow or just plain stupid.
Em
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Mr. Oracha
Mulindwa,
Reads like Mr. Ssemakula just went bananas!!!Not sure how long the recovery will be.
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Subject: Re: ugnet_: ON OBOTE, UPC AND UGANDA
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 20:48:46
While it is true that Obote inherited a fairly proseprous country at independence with a good infra-structure -- by African standards; we should not forget that he proceeded to drive it into the ground, nearly on all fronts, at a fast clip. (Before you fire off one of your knee-jerk responses,
There are a lot of lies attributed to Dr. Obote with the intent of making him hated by people. The main aim is to exclude him from the political leadership in the country. Obote has not killed Bagandans but there was a clash between the central government and the Kabaka in which Kabaka forcibly
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