emmanuel musaazi :
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>You state that "...PEOPLE CAN BE KILLED AT RANDOM .." during Obote time. It is probable that one tried but could not stop/explain the cause. But dictator Museveni's systematic killings and mass imprisonment of a peoples (Acholi, Iteso) in so-called IDPs is unpardonable. Museveni's is like Hitler's handiwork! No wonder Museveni praised Hitler!
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>From: Owor Kipenji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: ugnet_: Mr. Chris Opoka-Okumu: Help to analyze latest Sudan/ Uganda relationship
>Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 22:55:38 +0000 (GMT)
>
>Musaazi,I find your analysis as ignoble as it could ever be.I do believe
>you graduate from this stage and start seriuos meta analysis of issues
>and events then you will get some glimpse of comprehension of the issues you are wallowing in.
>As for your issues with UPC and her supporters I very well know what you stated which in your mind you think are facts will get no response
>because of its contemptous nature and should actually be treated thus.
>Wish a better meta-analytical week.
>May God guide you in this endeavour.
>Thank you.
>Kipenji.
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>
>emmanuel musaazi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>You guys are so amaizing in your reasoning...when America supports the SPLA
>against the subjugation of the south including slavery, you say America is
>promoting war in Africa and come up with all sorts of jaggon about
>colonialism, on the other hand when America brokers a piece deal that stops
>the waring groups in Sudan, you say America is after Oil. For your
>information America may have/can/and would have bought oil from Sudan even
>if the conflict in Sudan had not been resolved, just as they had been buying
>oil from Iraq when Saddam was President and America and Iraq were virtually
>at war.
>
>This is the same mentality you use to analyze Ugandan politics..when
>President Museveni tries to negotiate with Kony including afforing them
>Pardons you complain, when he egages them in war to stop the misery they are
>inflicting on poor Ugandans in the north you complain. I guess you will fill
>better if people in the north are dying under Obote, just as you felt better
>when Ugandans were dying under Obote and Amin. EVERYTHING IS OKAY WHEN OBOTE
>IS IN POWER; PEOPLE CAN BE KILLED AT RANDOM AND NOBODY SHOULD COMPLAIN
>BECAUSE IT IS OBOTE, SOLDIERS CAN RAPE AND KILL AT WILL AND NOBODY SHOULD
>COMPLAIN BECAUSE IT IS OBOTE, OBOTE CAN DESTROY THE CONSTITUTE AND BECOME A
>DICTATOR AND NOBODY SHOULD COMPLAIN BECAUSE IT IS OBOTE. I'M SURE AMERICA,
>BRITAIN, AND THE WEST CAN ONLY BECOME YOUR FRIENDS ONCE THEY ENDORSE OBOTE.
>
>OBOTE SEEMS TO HAVE UPC MEMBERS UNDER A SPELL. EVERY ASPECT OF THERE
>REASONING AND THINKING IS BASED AROUND OBOTE. IF YOU LIKE OBOTE, IT DOESN'T
>MATTER IF IT IS HITLER OR WHOEVER, YOU ARE ACCEPTED.
>
>
> >From: Omar Kezimbira
> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: ugnet_: Mr. Chris Opoka-Okumu: Help to analyze latest Sudan/
> >Uganda relationship
> >Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2003 03:50:41 -0700 (PDT)
> >
> >
> >Mr. Opoka-Okumu,
> >
> >Could you assist in this space by throwing some analytical insight from
> >your experience. Speculations are that the latest dramatic events
> >surrounding Sudan/SPLA relationship is an American gimmick aimed at serving
> >their own interests with their eyes firmly glued to Sudan's new found oil
> >wealth. Could such efforts of brokering peace with ultra motives by the USA
> >be construed as genuine?
> >
> >The Sudanese foreign minister (read below) is reported to have said that
> >his government would not tolorate Kony and further warned that his
> >governement's peace efforts with SPLA would fail if other conflicts with in
> >the region were not resolved. Does that mean that the Sudanese are somehow
> >skeptical about the peace drive under the pressure from USA?
> >
> >Finally, will the latest development bring Uganda and Sudan honestly closer
> >considering that there is a tremendous mistrust between Bashir and
> >Museveni? You must have seen the trend whereby Museveni and Bashir have
> >appeared to warmly embrace each other and only for Museveni to call Bashir
> >names the next day. The last paragraph in the news item below reads: "Under
> >the on-going peace talks, it has been agreed that the Sudan Peoples
> >Liberation Army takes over the Southern Sudan for a period of six years
> >while elections are organised." Is a new nation between Uganda and Northern
> >Sudan in the making?
> >
> >Thanking you in advance.
> >
> >Omar Kezimbira.
> >
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> >
> >Sudan rejects Kony rebels - New Vision 25th October 2003
> >
> >BALD HEADS: (Left to right) Meles Zenawi (Ethiopia), Abdi Kassim (Somalia),
> >Joachim Chissano (Mozambique) Omar el Bashir (Sudan) facing Yoweri Museveni
> >(Uganda ) and Mwai Kibaki (Kenya) after the opening of the IGAD summit in
> >Kampala Friday. Uganda takes the chairmanship
> >
> >By Geoffrey Kamali
> >SUDAN foreign minister, Dr. Mustafa Osman Ismail, has said his government
> >would not tolerate Kony rebels because it considers the group a terrorist
> >organisation.
> >
> >He warned that talks with the Sudan Peoples' Liberation Army rebels would
> >fail if other conflicts in the region were not resolved.
> >
> >He said similar efforts should be used in pacifying northern Uganda.
> >�We believe that if we are to look for comprehensive peace in Sudan, it
> >will lead to comprehensive peace in the region.
> >
> >�There should be the same zeal in settling the problems in northern Uganda,
> >in Somalia and between Eritrea and Ethiopia,� he explained.
> >
> >He was addressing journalists during a press briefing at the Sudanese
> >Embassy in Kampala on Thursday.
> >
> >�We should not look at the Sudan peace process in isolation instead we look
> >at it in a broad way in the region,� he added.
> >
> >He hailed Uganda's efforts in resolving differences, saying security organs
> >from the two countries had signed various military protocols to flush out
> >the LRA rebels.
> >
> >�Sometimes, there are some complaints that maybe, some (Sudanese) military
> >officers are involved but to our knowledge, there is no involvement of our
> >officers,� Ismail said.
> >
> >The briefing was later followed by an inauguration ceremony of the embassy
> >premises by Sudanese President, Omar el-Bashir and Ugandan Vice President,
> >Prof. Gilbert Bukenya. Both cut a cake and left shortly.
> >
> >Ismail said his government is now concentrating on reconciling all people
> >and regions of the country through fair sharing of power and wealth.
> >
> >Under the on-going peace talks, it has been agreed that the Sudan Peoples
> >Liberation Army takes over the Southern Sudan for a period of six years
> >while elections are organised.
> >
> >He denied that there is slave trade in Sudan.
> >
> >Published on: Saturday, 25th October, 2003
> >
> >Email this article to a friend.
> >
> >
> >
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