Mw. Mulindwa, Did I miss your response to this below, or are you still "critically thinking" about it?
Once again, my name is at the bottom of the posting. > jonah kasangwawo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mw. Musamize, > > you will have noticed that this is the usual way Mulindwa acts when he > is > challenged about his wild allegations, which he normally has no inkling > > about. He starts yelling about something else that has completely no > relevance to the issue at hand ! This is a sign of a liar or someone > with > low intelligence. > > He is now like a boxer who continually threatens his opponent with a > beating > but does nothing until the opponent knocks him out cold. Mulindwa, why > don't > you just give up - you are out cold. > > Kasangwawo > > >From: musamize > >Reply-To: ugandanet@kym.net > >To: ugandanet@kym.net > >Subject: Re: [Ugnet] Moving story coming: Obote Froze the Kabaka's > >Account-Monitor 23/5/2005 > >Date: Mon, 23 May 2005 17:00:04 -0700 (PDT) > > > >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 wrote: > >Musamize > > > >Let 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 puke > > > >Em > >Toronto > > 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: musamize > >To: ugandanet@kym.net > >Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 3:11 PM > >Subject: Re: [Ugnet] Moving story coming: Obote Froze the Kabaka's > Account > >-Monitor 23/5/2005 > > > > > >Mr. 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 wrote: > >Obote froze the Kabaka’s account - Monitor 23/5/2005By 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. > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! 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