If you somehow think that Kasangwawo 'died in thin air' - just because he stopped responding to your confused postings - then you flatter yourself. I am not in the habit of making comments for your pleasure.

Yoswa was raising a specific issue but, as is usual with your rumblings, you went off all over the place with your favourite subject - Baganda bashing. Looks like you have learned nothing over the years.

Kasangwawo


From: "Edward Mulindwa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: The First Virtual Network for friends of Uganda <[email protected]>
To: "The First Virtual Network for friends of Uganda" <[email protected]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Florence Namutebi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Ugnet] The Peace talks: Ten Years Too Late?
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 06:06:45 -0400

There is no single year when this government has not made an ultimatum on this war. I tried to even keep the promises until when I ran out of the memory. The pity factor remain that when ever Museveni opens up his mouth, Ugandans bow down with un contested trust. This man has delivered on absolutely nothing what so ever. And until when Ugandans know Museveni of what a liar he is, this man is going to die in power then only then Ugandans will wake up and understand how a sucker they have been dealing with. For when you look carefully into our society, when the lies we were telling them for years and years have been in front of them, Ugandans just disappeared.

There was a one called Kasangwawo, that one mesmerized me how he died in thin air, for I would love to hear him comment about the massive Buganda land being tossed away today on contracts of 99 years to non Ugandans. I love to hear men like Ssenyange tell me how much land Salim Saleh for example owns in Luwero district if he can donate, not sell but donate for free to foreigners 100 acres of land in Luwero. I love for example to hear from Mwaami Kibuuka, a man we specifically told that Uganda's problem is not Federalism or unitary but Museveni who is exploiting unitarism to his advantage, I would love him to explain to me why Ssabasajja Mutebi was cutting a cake in Buddo as Salim Saleh was giving Buganda land to the foreigners. Let alone to know Mutebi's stand on Buganda land that is being whisked away on a daily basis. And the best Nan'ginda has done in Uganda is to start a lucrative school in the rich echelons of Kampala.

When all will be said and done, when this government gets out of power and all secret deals made public, You will be amazed on what will be left as Buganda, and that is when you will know the abstract price of the sleep Baganda have got under this government, "Ffe Kasita Twebaka". Yes we had a time when it was even illegal to post a comment on the war in Northern Uganda on Ugandanet, and here we are when Museveni is still playing on the minds of Ugandans as having a peace talks to Konny in Southern Sudan. Well kindly remind me what happened when Museveni moved from state house to Gulu, so that he can him self command UPDF as it is cleaning up the last remnants of LRA.

Just how much garbage can Ugandans take?

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: "YOSWA DAMBISYA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2006 3:32 AM
Subject: [Ugnet] The Peace talks: Ten Years Too Late?


Those of you who were on Ugandanet in 1996 wil lremember the concerted effort and collective determination by a cross-section of Ugandans from around the world that culminated in an e-petition to the governement to initiate peace talks with the LRA and end the war in the north. For those who joined after that, the net-community then asked Prof Charles Olweny (Canada), Prof Geoffrey Buga (South Africa) and myself (then in Singapore) to draft the petition and have it okayed and signed by willing members of the net.

This we did and, if memory serves me right, a duly signed petition was submitted to governement in (or around April 1996), notwithstanding Museveni's promise to end the war in 90 days. And as we all know that noble effort was misunderstood as being "anti-governement" or being supported by forces that were anti-government. And yet our plea was simple: it did not matter who was stronger, it did not matter who was right, the truth was that the suffering among the people in the war zone was too much and the only way to end it, and end it fast was by sitting down to talk.

Members will therefore excuse my scepticism regarding the Juba talks - certainly too little,too late for a whole generation of our compatriots who have been born and raised in the captivity of the IDPs.

Best regards,

Yoswa

PS: Compatriot Ochan Otim, you keep records very well, do you by any chance have that letter/petition among your saved docs somewhere? I'd like to refresh my memory on our thinking at the time.



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