Roberto, itye kawaco ningo kaa? Tika watye kalok ikom gin acel?! Kwan coc na ento pedong tek ineno nyinga ci ineno lakalatwe woko cut ki dyer ceng!
Isn�t there a conflict between you and I? Answering you is becoming a culture. It has become obvious that you and I belong to different poles in the Acoli peace issue. That answers also your last part of the question about attending meetings. Was it not rather self-explanatory that I would not attend?! I have my reasons and I do not want to bring it here.
However, as regards this last piece, I will attempt all the same, if only for it�s sake.
You wrote: ��..Mr Latigo�s so called hint or notice was not at all news��.
Quite precisely!
So, what is your problem? You are stating exactly what I mean. It was not news. What did Acoli PEOPLE IN POSITION do to have those leaders explain their positions?
You said,�.. People have reacted with a strong rejection not because they have been taken unaware!�
Who implied the contrary? Mate, you have not yet understood my piece. Revisit!!
People have reacted very strongly against what or who????
Have you not yet understood that before you impulsively respond to a piece, you have to first grasp the context?
You said, ".........at a time when the majority of Acoli people are not in a position to stand, argue for or defend the true value of their land?"
Who is talking about the majority of Acoli and their incapability? Re-visit!!!
Atamo ni kiwaci wa ni LUTELA (OBS!!!!) mogo. Me medo iwiye, cokcok ni bene kiwaco ni Lutela mogo gubedo ikin joo ma gucoyo tam pa Salim ni.
Watye ki freedom of association. Lwongo ma luyub ne AN aneno ni obedo kilong KI TUNG BOTA pe aoo iye. So simple is it. Ento, in bene ingeyo keni kit ma guti society tye kwede I Sweden kany!! I do not need to be there in person to know.
Apwoyo dok acwalo mot
Noc�l
>From: Robert Bwomono <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: "Culture, Peace and A Sustainable Future" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: WHY THE SENSATION, Dr. Latigo hinted?! >Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 00:20:33 +0100 > >Ladit Laduma, > >You should have really attended the meeting with the representatives in >person. You will have understood that Mr Latigo�s so called hint or >notice was not at all news and that the express rejection or �land >sensation� of the SPP, as you put it, could not have been a reaction to >the hint or the piecemeal by piecemeal notice. > >People have reacted with a strong rejection not because they have been >taken unaware! > >Haven�t you yet understood that land issue, particularly in Acoli is >under implementation at a time when the majority of the acoli people are >not in a position to stand, argue for or defend the true value of their >land? That is why �you� may see the �land sensation�. Otherwise, acoli >has always been more than capable of developing their land. Don�t you >live in a country where land issue is more important than the lives that >treads it? > >Pingo in mono jwi ikutu bila dwar ma in komi nongo bene pe obedo tye i >kaka meno? > > >/Robert > >-----Original Message----- >From: Culture, Peace and A Sustainable Future >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of NOC�LADUMAS GEORGES >Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 3:56 PM >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: WHY THE SENSATION, Dr. Latigo hinted?! > >I believe one other problem is prejudice. Perhaps that too is a reason >why Acoli is more often than not caught unaware. Like for example, this >�LAND SENSATION�. > >What is sensational is that so many people are taken unaware. Our MPs >and local leaders have for long been displaying incohessivness and >ego-centrist impulsivity. > >Take for example MP Odonga eller Adonga who was here in Sweden a few >weeks ago with the Bishop. First he supported the Amuka inspired LDU >only to turn around when an overwhelming opinion against the same gained >momentum. Now again as an APG prominent, he knew even while he was on >his visit to Sweden, the standpoint of our leaders on the Salim Sale�s >Land agenda. Yet, while here, he faked no knowledge. I conclude so >because, if he did not know by then, then something must be very sick >with the APG. > >Lukkaka, open your ears. Do not be blinded by personal conflict and >prejudice. If we all were attentive enough, Prof. Dr. Latigo brought to >our notice a few weeks ago what he perceived as eminent support of Salim >Sale�s agenda by Acoli leaders from Kitgum. If people analysed what he >said carefully, there would not have come such sensation and perhaps >appropriate opinion would have transpired against such Lutela. But some >people just brushed that warning aside. > >Latigo said clearly that at one of the Workshops which Salim Sale also >attended, some leaders from Kitgum were biased towards the agenda. > >What was the counter reaction then?! > >And now suddenly the impulsivity of our leaders and MPs is sensational?! >Rgds >Noc�l > > > > > _____ > >MSN 8 helps ELIMINATESTOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* -------------------------------------------- This service is hosted on the Infocom network http://www.infocom.co.ug
