ugnet_: Wole Soyinka: Faiths that preach tolerance

Faiths that preach tolerance Religion has always been a source of conflict and, as Christianity and Islam face a fresh crisis, Wole Soyinka suggests a new hope for peace - the 'secular deity' Wole Soyinka Guardian Saturday May 4, 2002 Were anyone sufficiently reckless as to make me secretar

ugnet_: Re: Mulindwa is not Mulindwa! - Can the North survive without the South??

Odwe:   Hahahaha, do not make me laugh!  "Oyo yedira ki, mwana wani, oyo munamawanga etc" is practiced by Northerners.  Recently these Northerners refused to apologize to Luwero people for the atrocities they committed on them.  The reason was because they are Baganda.  These Northerners apologized

ugnet_: Justice and Legitimacy in Haiti: Aristide Must be Returned to Power

Justice and Legitimacy in Haiti Aristide Must be Returned to Power By BILL FLETCHER, Jr. In the midst of the current crisis in Haiti, an issue has emerged among many people of conscience in the U.S.A. concerned about the future of that country. The question facing pro-democracy forces is whether, i

RE: ugnet_: Mulindwa is not Mulindwa! - is this a joke?

..Mulindwa, can you please explain your understanding of the word "federalism"...it seems to me that you have a completely different understanding of "federalism"...either that or you are delving into territory you have no clue about...or you are just plain stupid.example, America is operat

ugnet_: Laughing With Bush

Laughing With Bush by DAVID CORN [from the April 19, 2004 issue] When George W. Bush appeared before the annual Radio & Television Correspondents' Association dinner and joked about his failure to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, it was a challenging--and illuminating--moment for the Washi

ugnet_: Al Jazeera Goes to Jail

Al Jazeera Goes to Jail by CHRISTIAN PARENTI [from the March 29, 2004 issue] EDITOR'S NOTE: After this story about the abuse of Arab journalists by the US military in Iraq went to press, there were several further developments. On March 18, US troops in Baghdad killed two TV journalists from the A

ugnet_: Bush, Letterman, and the yawning boy

Yawning Boy 04/02/2004 @ 4:52pm  [permalink] E-mail this Post   (From thenation.com) If you missed the footage of the 12-year-old Florida boy who sleepily shared a stage with George W. Bush, you can view it here (or read about it, and see some still photos from it, here). It's very funny, w

ugnet_: Update On Haiti's Occupation

Haiti's Occupation by AMY WILENTZ [from the April 19, 2004 issue of The Nation magazine] The American occupation of Haiti has begun again, now that Jean-Bertrand Aristide has been neatly pushed out. Again, there are 3,000 foreign troops on Haitian soil. Again, the Haitian premier has been handpicke

ugnet_: Museveni not sincere on Uganda’s peasants

Museveni not sincere on Uganda’s peasantsBy Andrew M. MwendaApril 4, 2004 The debate between President Yoweri Museveni and Supreme Court Judge George Kanyeihamba regarding the place of peasants in our country’s decision making process is very interesting. President Museveni on a campaign t

ugnet_: Lying About Rwanda's Genocide

Lying About Rwanda's Genocide 04/02/2004 @ 2:25pm E-mail this Post   (From thenation.com)   As a fellow who wrote a book contending that the current president is a serial prevaricator, I often am asked by conservative critics: So did you ever call Bill Clinton a liar? My reply: Yes; I am a

ugnet_: UPC message not read at Wapa burial

UPC message not read at Wapa burialBy David MafabiApril 4, 2004 SIRONKO - The Uganda Peoples Congress has sharply criticised organisers at the burial of the late 2nd deputy premier and minister of foreign affairs, Mr James Wapakhabulo for failing to read their message of condolence. A member of

RE: ugnet_: My pride\Anyomokolo

Oh no, Anyomokolo! You stopped taking your medicine again?  Remember what the Doctor told you, take your prescriptions twice a day.  That is in the morning when you wake up and in the evening before going to bed.  Stop embarrassing yourself and Good luck - you gonna need it.   >From: Anyomokol

ugnet_: RE: [FedsNet] Buganda cannot survive in a federal Uganda

I dare the Monitor to print my following response to Mulindwa ! In 'Buganda cannot survive in a federal Uganda, Monitor 28/29(?) March', Mulindwa from Toronto once again displays his lack of comprehension of the core concept of federalism. Somehow, in his misconception, he thinks that with the

RE: ugnet_: My pride\Anyomokolo

I started replying to this last night but, as usual, I knew that I was not in the mood because I would pause to think of words to contract the next sentence. And whenever I do that, I end up not making sense to readers but to myself. I like my fingers to do the talking on the keyboard, In other wo

ugnet_: My pride\Anyomokolo

I am responding to Ssenya __   I started replying to this last night but, as usual, I knew that I was not in the mood because I would pause to think of words to contract the next sentence. And whenever I do that, I end up not making sense to readers but to myself. I like my fingers to

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          http://www.unwire.org/UNWire/20040402/449_22414.asp  The Mulindwas Communication Group"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"    Groupe de communication Mulindwas "avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans l'anarchie"

ugnet_: Important Elections in Azania and the 4th District of GA

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