Not only that Mr. Nyange, it is also a matter between all Ugandans and UPU.
UPC has a lot of skelletons in her cupboard and is yet to face up with her
ugly past which includes taking responsibility for her past ills, after
which a new chapter can be opened, for her future.
Absolute nonsense rubbish .. Total hullabaloo... to put it mildly. If, as you say, the UPC has a lot of "skeletons" in her cupboard, then the most civilized move on your part (I mean the movement) would be to charge the UPC for such crimes before the Courts in Uganda. Right netters......what is our friend waiting for?...
Let the courts expose the said "skeleton" for the people of Uganda to see . Of course you do realize that such move would require that you must have impeccable evidence which you can present to the judges in the court of law.
On the contrary the UPC is ready to take all you people (NRM goons rather..) to courts and provide proof that the movement and YOweri Museveni has carried out numerous atrocities against Ugandans in Luwero and now in Northern and Eastern Uganda.
Matek
>From: "ssenya nyange" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: ugnet_: Obote2 and Luwero
>Date: Mon, 03 Nov 2003 17:51:04 -0500
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> The writer should realise that this matter is between Buganda and UPC.
>Its not Acholi Vs Buganda. UPC was ruling and its armed wing\ army was UNLA
>whose majority happened to be Acholi. It was the policy of UPC to carry out
>the massacre described in the article, not Acholi's policy. It was the
>policy of the UPC piliticians their armed wing, not the ordinary Acholis.
>As I've always said, the dialog should be between Baganda leaders and UPC.
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>Ssenyange
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>>From: "emmanuel musaazi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: ugnet_: Obote2 and Luwero
>>Date: Sun, 02 Nov 2003 16:27:07 -0500
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>>...................................................... Despite all of
>>these mitigating factors, many Ugandans hold mainly the Acholi responsible
>>for the Luwero atrocities because of the high proportion of Acholis in the
>>armed forces at that time. While almost all Acholis deny such
>>responsibility, a few Acholi elders nonetheless assert that the time has
>>come for a dialogue with Baganda leaders, with the aim of reconciling what
>>had occurred there. In a way which way difficult to pinpoint, they believe
>>such a dialogue might help create conditions to end the current war in
>>Acholi, even though the present conflict does not appear to directly
>>involve the Baganda people. A few Acholi were said to believe that the
>>spirits of some Luwero victims â for example, of a pregnant Baganda woman
>>who was killed and mutilated in a particularly unspeakable way â are
>>exacting revenge by causing or prolonging the current Acholi war.
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