JOP I ask this Luswata Man the following questions:
a) During the American civil war, who would he blame for the chaos which engulfed the United States?...., a confused group of people also known as the Con-federalist or the Federalist? b) Secondly, let us put forward a working definition of an African Hero? For me, and I believe many Africans, an African hero is one who fights for the total political, social and economic emancipation of his people. c) Based upon the definition above, NRM's Yoweri Museveni really does not qualify to become and African hero period. i) The man (Museveni) is responsible for the many chaos now taking place in the Great Lakes Region of Africa. ii) Museveni has allowed himself to be used as a stooge of the British Imperialist. He is the "Nyampara" ( the head NEGRO in Charge if you want) who ensures that British interest in Africa remains safe. iii) Conversily, President Robert Mugabi of Zimbabwe , is most definitely an African Hero. So is Same Nugoma, so is Steve Beko, so is our own President Apollo Milton Obote, as well as former President Abdel Nassau of Egypt, Nkwame Nkuruma of Ghana, Patrick Lumumba of The Congo Matek In a message dated 1/5/03 1:31:22 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << My brother Pinytek, Obote is also the only president to be overthrown twice (1971by Amin and 1985 by Okello) - the very same military machines he had used to prop up his brutal regimes. Museveni's Uganda is far from ideal, but Obote's role in the brutal and chaotic history of Uganda is undeniable. If supporting the liberation movement was the only criteria to qualify one as "a great son of Africa", then he certainly qualified. But even Idi Amin (and so many other incompetent African leaders) made the same noises, while tearing apart their own countries at the same time! I thought that our African brothers and sisters in this chatroom should get a more balanced view of matters Ugandan. Knowing what many of our African leaders are, your glorified portrayal of Obote cannot sound credible to an audience that is discerning and politically aware. Regards Chris Luswata >> JOP I ask this Luswata Man the following questions: a) During the American civil war, who would he blame for the choas which engulfed the United States?...., a confused group of people also known as the Confedralist or the Federalist? b) Secondly, let us put forward a working definition of an African Hero? For me,and I believe many africans, an african hero is one who fights for the total political, social and economic emmancipation of his people . c) Based upon the defination above, NRM's Yoweri Museveni really does not qualify to become and African hero period. i) The man (Museveni) is responsible for the many choas now taking place in the Great Lakes Region of Africa. ii) Museveni has allowed himself to be used as a stooge of the British Imperalist. He is the Nyampara ( the head NEGRO in Charge if you want) who ensures that British interest in africa remains safe. iii) Conversily , President Robert Mugabi of Zimbabwe , is most definately an African Hero. So is Same Nugoma, so is Beko, so is our own President Apollo Milton Obote. Matek
