Lupa-Lasaga:
Okay, if the Kabaka traveled to W.Nile twice in the mid 90's to help draw attention to the plight of Sudanese refugees that was seriously good. The issue of the Sudanese refugees in W.Nile is different from the situation in the "internally displaced people'srefugee camps" of Ugandans
Dear sister Zakoomu,
Far from criticizing the Kabaka's action regarding the plight of those in
the displaced people's camp in the north, I actually applauded it.
But I do understand. You're in attack mode, and regardless of what I say,
I'm damned. Fortunately, I'm wearing body armor, so I
Hahahaha, you've got alot of comedy talk! Maybe you can become a cartoon with your body armor while I'm shooting! Aahahah, I'm just joking. So, what was your point?Vukoni Lupa-Lasaga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear sister Zakoomu,Far from criticizing the Kabaka's action regarding the plight of those
Duh!
At 07:03 PM 1/25/2004 -0800, you wrote:
So, what was your point?
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Lasanga:
The King has not (to my knowledge) traveled to the refugee camps in northern Uganda to show solidarity with the residents who were and are being looted and killed by armed groups as our own UPDF looked the other way.
My question to you is: If the residents in refugee camps are not safe
Zakoomu,
What do I gain from making this up? Ask those who know and they will tell
you (e.g. the Kabaka's press secretary). The Kabaka traveled to West Nile
twice (if my memory serves me right) in the mid-90's to help draw attention
to the plight of Sudanese refugees. Newspaper or TV
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