Let record show that UTCU in Bwayiise was started to make Scania trailers 
available to ship maize from Uganda to Tanzania on top of taking all armaments 
we had and jet fighters.

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: Matek Opoko 
  To: [email protected] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 10:49 PM
  Subject: Re: [Ugnet] Fw: [Ugandacom] How Amin robbed Kenya of billions.


  Fellow Citizens:
  Even Kenya now want to make some extra money from idi Amin's Regime. There 
was a time when The Tanzanians  drained the UPC government dry, when the 
Tanzanian claimed that Ugandans Must pay ( in form of Maize Mill shipped daily 
to Tanzania to help starving Tanzanian) as some sort of payment to Tanzania for 
helping in the "Liberation" of Uganda. Now the Tanzanian are in cohorts with 
Museveni to oppress the people !! Like I one stated watch the  waswahili these 
washahili bastards are sneaky... Indeed we now have the TPDF Muswahili Chief of 
De fence forces now hobnobbing with Museveni, so to say, in a move to oppress 
the people of Uganda..

  Matek

  Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
     


          How Amin robbed Kenya of billions 

          Story by JOHN KAMAU 
          Publication Date: 11/26/2006  
                Kenyans lost property worth more than Sh5 billion, at the 
current exchange rates, after the late Ugandan dictator Idi Amin kicked off a 
diplomatic row with Jomo Kenyatta some 30 years ago, newly declassified papers 
reveal. 
                     
                      Mr Amin  
                The money is enough to run the ministry of Agriculture for one 
year. 
                The hitherto confidential papers also indicate how close Kenya 
went to a war with Uganda in July 1976 after Amin stepped up a hate campaign 
against the Kenyatta government.  
                As a result, Kenyatta privately warned Amin to either stop the 
killings of Ugandans and other nationals, pay up Kenya's monies or else ... 
                Part of the items seized that period included a car belonging 
to Mr Peter Muigai Kenyatta â?" then an assistant minister for Foreign Affairs 
â?" while accounts of Timsales Ltd, which the Kenyatta family had interests in, 
were blocked.  
                Besides touching the Kenyatta family, assets belonging to 
Kenyan companies were seized and nationalised. They included the Uganda 
Brewery, a subsidiary of the East African Brewery, which in 1971 made a record 
after placing the largest public share issue in Kenya's history. By the time it 
was seized the brewery had assets worth Sh61 million, equivalent to Sh530 
million at current exchange rates. 
                Other notables who lost property and money in the looting spree 
were Chandaria Industries, Car & General (which was nationalised). Then 
Attorney-General Charles Njonjo's first-cousin Andrew Mungai Muthemba's 
company, Kentazuga Hardware, lost goods worth Sh452,000 (Sh4 million at current 
rates).  
                In a last-ditch effort, Kenya summoned foreign diplomats in 
Nairobi and issued the warning to Uganda on the morning of July 27, 1976. 
                "We are not a rich country and we cannot be expected to 
continue to subsidise Uganda's economyâ?" [Again] when we talk peace, we do not 
only mean peace between States: we mean peace between States and within each 
State," said the classified document given to diplomats by Foreign minister 
Munyua Waiyaki. 
                It now appears that Amin was sending mixed signals on whether 
to pay the Kenyan debts. A secret memo prepared by the ministry of Foreign 
Affairs says that "Uganda's position in this matter has been changing rapidly 
from time to time. At one time, the Ugandan president ordered that all debts to 
Kenya should be paid, at another time he claimed that Uganda owes Kenya 
nothing." 
                The memo, to be used in further discussion, accuses Uganda of 
trying to influence the international community "by indicating that what we say 
are debts owed by Uganda to Kenya are in actual fact confiscated wealth of 
Ugandan and British citizens of Asian origin who were expelled from Uganda." 
                     
                      Mzee Kenyatta 
                "Kenya should stand firm and cite some cases such as the Kenya 
Co-opertaive Creameries to disapprove Uganda's case, says the declassified 
note. 
                KCC lost products worth Sh22 million (Sh191 million at the 
current rates). 
                That week an incensed Dr Waiyaki had returned from New York 
where he addressed a UN Security Council sitting after Amin dragged Kenya into 
its row with Israel over the Entebbe Raid. Dr Waiyaki's statement to the 
council has also been declassified.  
                Also declassified is a partial list of Kenyans who died in the 
hands of Ugandan forces between January 1971 and July 1976 and include the 
missing freedom fighter, Kungu Karumba who went missing in Uganda on June 14, 
1974.  
                Behind the scenes, Kenya's then Foreign minister Munyua Waiyaki 
tried to negotiate for the return of the seized assets â?" houses, cash, plots 
and shares â?" but Amin accelerated his reign of terror by grabbing more 
Kenyans and their assets. The papers reveal that a week after Kenya issued its 
final warning to Uganda, a delegation from Kampala arrived at the Office of the 
President in Nairobi to talk peace and Dr Waiyaki repeated his earlier warning 
that Amin must stop "piratical and criminal activities of [his] undisciplined 
army." 
                The Foreign Affairs minister had earlier taken his demands to 
the UN where he tabled the list of accounts that Amin had frozen, names of 
assets seized, and nationalised. 
                The ex-Ugandan strongman, who died in exile, was finally 
toppled by Tanzania's Julius Nyerere's soldiers on April 11, 1979. 
                In the meeting with diplomats Dr Waiyaki laid out an ultimatum: 
Uganda must stop all acts of belligerence against Kenya and laying claims on 
any part of Kenyan territory. 
                Secondly, Kenya demanded that Amin stops "killing of innocent 
Kenyans legally residing in Uganda" and "stop hate and smear campaign which is 
giving us a bad name internationally." 
                Part of Kenya's anger was that Amin had stated that Kenya 
colluded with Israel, then a pariah state, during the Entebbe Raid, and that it 
was holding Palestinian prisoners. 
                Kenya defended itself: "We have stated before and we reiterate 
again that we have never held any Palestinian prisoners â?" we did not directly 
or indirectly take part in the Israeli Operation at Entebbe on July 3/4, 1976. 
Our action to allow the Israelis to land in Nairobi after the operation was 
purely on humanitarian grounds." 
                The Israelis raided Entebbe airport where four pro-Palestinian 
militants had flown an Air France flight with 250 people on board. 
               
         

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