Lutimba,
If you have lost an argument its better to accept it or keep quite than to abuse your adversary. Turning to name calling and abusive "luga" wont help you win the day.
In this argument , btwn you and Mulindwa, everyone now knows who of you is the fool!
Mulindwa, thanks for keeping your cool . You have always taken on these NRA/M appratichs with a cool and level head. You have refused to be dragged into the gutter where they seem to live and like. I hope this silly outburst by Lutimba will not make you change your style!
Rgds
Gook
"You can't separate peace from freedom because no one can be at peace unless he has his freedom."- Malcom X
----Original Message Follows----
From: Lutimba Matovu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ugnet_: Who is who in the north?
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2003 06:26:50 -0700 (PDT)
Mulindwa,
Kony rebels wear military uniforms. Whe Vincent Otti
and other senior LRA officers met Bishop Andama in the
Bush, they were all clad in army uniforms similar to
those of UPDF. LRA rebels also wear LDU uniforms.
You are also aware that Sudan accepted that some of
its officers are aiding the LRA. In any military aid,
uniforms are included.
The standard army uniform in the world is green. If
Sudan gave these to LRA, it does not require rocket
science to figure that one out that LRA also have
uniforms.
On your allegation that UPDF want to kill all Ugandans
in the North, I think that's your illusion. The
problem is that you have a big mudomo all for nothing
and it expose your stupidity. You have to know that
"its better to keep your mouth shut and you are called
a fool than to open it and remove any doubt".
Lessen your silly outbursts which have no substance.
Focus on issues which move our country forward rather
than creating and promoting divisions based on ethnic
hatred.
LM
--- Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Ugandans
>
> Like I stated just few hours ago, we do not have
> Konny operating in Northern Uganda, we have Uganda
> people Defence Forces, operating in the North with a
> focus of creating a new Uganda, a Uganda with a
> population south and a huge farm in the North and
> East. These lies of Konny fighting are just a shame
> and we must be very ashamed of our selves to buy
> such crap from a liar government.
>
> What is more shame full is that inspite of all
> indi cators we have had for all these years, it has
> taken us up to now to recognise that actually it is
> UPDF killing Ugandans. And that is how history will
> judge us. Very shame full indeed. And it is a shame
> that Ugandans support a government with such a very
> brutal plan.
>
> Em
>
> The Mulindwas Communication Group
> "With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
> Groupe de communication Mulindwas
> "avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans
> l'anarchie"
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: gook makanga
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 3:19 AM
> Subject: ugnet_: Who is who in the north?
>
>
> Who is who in the north?
> Editorial
> Oct 16, 2003
>
> On Monday, we had a sad repeat of what has
> now become an almost common occurrence. Suspected
> rebels walked into Amon Oneno market in Moroto
> County, Lira district; posed as soldiers and later
> killed about 25 people.
>
> The rebels were reportedly in new battle
> dress, which the locals claim bore an uncanny
> resemblance to the uniform of the Uganda Peoples
> Defence Forces.
>
> While we are not questioning the
> government's stated commitment to rid northern and
> eastern Uganda of the rebel Lord's Resistance Army,
> there are some things that simply do not add up.
>
> Reports following last week's assault on
> Odudui in Soroti district by nearly 200 insurgents
> again said the attackers were clad in uniform
> similar to the army's.
>
> This is a very confusing situation, not only
> to those unfortunate enough to be trapped in this
> conflict, but also to the wider public.
>
> The civilians, who are supposed to provid e
> intelligence to the army on rebel movements, must be
> perplexed and very afraid now. They must be
> bewildered because it has become much more difficult
> to tell who is on which side.
>
> In Amon Oneno, the dead fell the moment the
> locals began telling the "soldiers" where the
> "rebels" were suspected to be camping.
>
> It is about time the army spoke at length on
> this one.
>
> Also requiring explanation are those painful
> "friendly fire" incidents where the army always says
> the dead and injured are unfortunate victims of
> mistaken identity.
>
> In parts of Gulu, Pader and Kitgum districts
> the troubling talk among sections of the cowed
> population is that the killings might be deliberate,
> which reminds us of the well-documented cases of
> ambushes by soldiers, some of whom have been
> apprehended and punished.
>
> Like most Ugandans, we appreciate the
> difficult conditions under which the army is
> fighting this war but that cannot absolve them of
> taking the responsibility in cases such as the Amon
> Oneno incident.
>
> When you have too many friendly fire
> shootings and sightings of "rebels" in army uniform
> within a very short time things begin to smell
> rather funny. There is therefore urgent need for the
> army to clear the air.
>
>
>
> � 2003 The Monitor Publications
>
>
>
>
>
> Gook
>
> "You can't separate peace from freedom because no
> one can be at peace unless he has his freedom."-
> Malcom X
>
>
>
>
>
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