Mr. Mulindwa:
Do not evade the question. You have stated, in print, and elsewhere that Obote sent money to support Kabaka Muteesa II after he tried and failed to kill him in the Lubiri.
I asked you provide even a scintilla of evidence to or anyother proof to support your wild claims. You pretended not to notice my request.
Now it turns out, that your hero actually did the opposite: he actually froze Muteesa's account. Moreover this is to appear in a UPC-friendly paper.
The interesting thing would be to learn what Obote did with Muteesa's money and by what authority. Talk about thieves in high places!
Another thing: Why do you have such a hard time with facts and how come you rarely -- if ever -- address questions you are asked directly? e.g. where in my one sentence note do you read any reference to deathrow, etc?
Or are you just fascinated by demolishing strawmen that you erect?
Now, here are some sources of bwino on the Late Muteesa's finances, which were declassified sometime ago by the British government. See if any of them can, even remotely, lend a picogram of credibility to your wild claims on how Obote used to send Muteesa money during the latter's exile:
Financial and other difficulties faced by Sir Edward Mutesa ex-Kabaka of Buganda, 1967 Jan 01-1967 Dec 31, Doc #FCO 31/179
Financial and other difficulties faced by Sir Edward Mutesa ex-Kabaka of Buganda, 1968 Jan 01-1968 Dec 31, Doc #FCO 31/1074
etc, etc
ps: might as well finish doing your homework for you: FCO refers to Foreign and Commonwealth Office. You could also wait to be rescued by tomorrow's Monitor.
Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
MusamizeLet us get out of this crap, you want me to post the details I will and you know it. The danger here is that you think I am on the opposite side, yet I am only posting facts. Was Obote the best president for Uganda? May be not. Was I arrested by Obote's government and ended up in exile to today? May be yes. But the point here is to state facts. Facts that we can not change.And when we are at facts, here is another one I just found out about Obote. Apparently Uganda has a standing order on books that all Ugandans sentenced to death in Luzira, can never die until a sitting president has signed a death warrant. So in Uganda as a state, if you take any body to court for any case which results to a death sentence, he is sent to Luzira and waits for death. But Commissioner Ssentamu can not kill any prisoner in Luzira without a Presidential signature . So a sitting president gets a list of names of people on death sentence and he selects who to die and who not to according to advisers. And Luzira as a prison has a list of Death sentenced Ugandans who have been killed to today, and which president signed their sentence. Including the ones who were killed under a signature of president Mutesa 2.It so just happens, that Obote never signed a death sentence of any Ugandan at Luzira. So to put it in perspective, during Obote one and Obote two, no single prisoner on death sentence in Luzira was hanged. Again these are public records that can be accessible by any body out there.I wish one Ugandan has the strength to post here how many Ugandans have been signed off by Museveni's presidency.But hoi we cannot be that critical for 'kasita ffe twebaka' man. It is all crap and a bunch of non critical thinkers.Makes one pukeEmTorontoThe Mulindwas Communication Group
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"avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans l'anarchie"----- Original Message -----From: musamizeSent: Monday, May 23, 2005 3:11 PMSubject: Re: [Ugnet] Moving story coming: Obote Froze the Kabaka's Account -Monitor 23/5/2005Mr. Mulindwa:Is this the same Obote that sent money to Muteesa II during the latter's exile in the UK or is the Monitor reporting about someone else?
Omar Kezimbira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Obote froze the Kabaka�s account - Monitor 23/5/2005 By Esther Nakkazi LONDON � Thirty-nine years ago today, the Kabaka of Buganda and President of Uganda, Sir Edward Mutesa was overthrown in a bloody coup that cost hundreds of lives.
His Prime Minister, Apollo Milton Obote, deployed army chief Idi Amin to attack the Kabaka�s palace at Mengo, but after a daylong gun battle, they failed to kill or capture him.
Classified documents recently obtained from the National Archives of Britain indicate that after he made his heroic escape from Uganda to the UK, Mutesa was forced to live the life of a pauper after Obote froze his account in Kampala from which money could have been sent to the Kabaka in UK.
Obote slapped a state of emergency on Buganda and arrested the Nabagereka and Mutesa�s sister for fear that the Baganda would rally around them.The Monitor has obtained the secret documents detailing the suffering Mutesa underwent after Obote confiscated his money, and brings you the moving story tomorrow, Tuesday May 24.
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