Mwaami Musaazi

But as well a democratic government like NRM must be in position to see that
it has failed to fight Konny, it has failed to do the only job that put it
in the office, to protect Ugandans. Don't you think it is time it leaves
office and let Ugandans choose who can deal with a terrorist? How many
Ugandans have to die for that government to understand that it has failed?

Em

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----- Original Message -----
From: "emmanuel musaazi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 7:41 PM
Subject: Re: ugnet_: Amnesty Body Appeal for Kony


> Matek, Kony and his gang of thugs are TERRORIST....if Kony does not
qualify
> as a terrorist then i don't who does...even Alqida does not kill it's own
to
> start with. Probably you are waiting for Kony to kill half of the people
in
> Uganda before he can rise up to your threshold of terrorism...i don't
> understand your reasoning. We can agree to disagree on other issues but on
> the issue of Kony, every Ugandan irrespective of political affiliation, or
> ethnic group, must accept that Kony is a TERRORIST.
>
> As to the participation of the EU and UN. I think that is another foolish
> idea. Think about this, you guys have been calling for a tribunal of sorts
> to investigate "alleged crimes" committed by the NRM etc, yet for blatant
> criminals such as Kony who are world famous for their murdererous ways you
> are ready to come onto a public forum such as this to call for the UN and
EU
> to come in and legitimize their criminality....to you Mr. Matek, they
don't
> deserve to be arrested and tried rather they should be legitimized,
> basically given a slap on the back, hugged and given a position in
> government. In my opinion it will be very stupid for international bodies
to
> allow themselves to be basically used as rubber stamps in legitimizing
> criminal organizations. It's like Osama saying he wants the UN and EU to
> come in and mediate between his organization and US, NONSENSE.
>
>
> >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: ugnet_: Amnesty Body Appeal for Kony
> >Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 14:31:30 EDT
> >
> >
> >Key points here:
> >
> >Onega says" The Government has appointed a Presidential Peace Team with
an
> >office in Gulu. That's an indication that the Government is willing to
talk
> >peace," he said.
> >
> >This, alone and in of it self is not and cannot be a SUFFICIENT condition
> >which somehow portrays the "government's" Good intention, so to say, to
> >negotiate
> >peace with the rebels.
> >
> >In any case, isn't Bantarazi and his UPDF  calling the rebels
"Terrorist"
> >who must be Killed!
> >
> >Please educate me, follow citizens of Uganda, as to how Yoweri Museveni's
> >Military dictatorship can negotiate peace with "TERRORIST" ?
> >
> >Museveni's/NRM position..rather policy of Military consequent of his
> >opponents is pretty much self defeating.... is it not?
> >
> >Moreover, I do not think the rebels trust Museveni's sincerity to
negotiate
> >peace. why? Museveni and his NRM have no credibility.. they
cannot..rather
> >they
> >can never  be trusted to honor any agreement.
> >
> >That stated, it is therefore essential that some other third party (the
UN,
> >EU, and Ugandans from all walks of life who have a stake in the affair of
> >our
> >country.) should be involved in any meaningful negotiation between the
> >rebels
> >and NRM military dictatorship.
> >
> >Short of that museveni cannot be serious of peace negotiations.
> >
> >Matek
> >
> >
> >
> >Amnesty Body Appeals for Kony
> >
> >
> >
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> >Vision</A> (Kampala)
> >
> >September 29, 2003
> >Posted to the web September 29, 2003
> >
> >Denis Ocwich
> >Kampala
> >
> >The Amnesty Commission has failed to get contact with top Lord's
Resistance
> >Army (LRA) rebel leaders but the commission's chairman, Peter Onega wants
> >the
> >amnesty period extended for them.
> >
> >Addressing a press conference at his office in Kampala recently, Onega
said
> >since the commission was set up in 2000, up to 9,717 rebels had
> >surrendered.
> >They include 3,824 former LRA fighters.
> >
> >
> >"The result has not been as people had expected but at least we are
having
> >some rebels reporting. It takes time to build peace," Onega said. "Maybe
> >given
> >more time, these people will come out."
> >
> >He was responding to recent remarks by President Yoweri Museveni that he
> >would not renew the amnesty period for LRA commanders if they failed to
> >surrender
> >by the end of this year.
> >
> >Onega said the Amnesty Act 2000 will expire on January 17.
> >
> >He condemned the rebels for committing atrocities, but said they would be
> >forgiven if they responded to the amnesty.
> >
> >"The Government has appointed a Presidential Peace Team with an office in
> >Gulu. That's an indication that the Government is willing to talk peace,"
> >he
> >said.
> >
> >"But the LRA have never appointed their peace team. If they were
committed
> >to
> >peacetalks, they would have done this long ago."
> >
> >Onega said the Government gives the commission sh1.6b each year, which,
he
> >said among other things, is used for resettling the ex-rebels. Each
former
> >rebel
> >is given sh500,000.
> >
> >"We still have a backlog of 5,000 reporters to resettle, so we are
looking
> >for money," he said, adding that the commission requires sh2.5b for
> >resettlement.
> >
> >He said the number of rebel returnees keeps increasing.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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