NO!!
Government must be taken over. Why don't you want government taken over??
What are you afraid of or what are you protecting?? A party not in government
cannot craft solutions to a national crisis like the ones in the North and
East. That crisis can only be solved by those who created it; and if they
cannot solve the crisis they have created, it would only be wise to vaccate the
seat of government and let those who can, do their job. Dr. Besigye called for
political reform years ago; that alone is one strategy to solve the political
crisis in the country. Those who failed to pay heed, did so and continuous to
do so at their own risks; for, the seat is Kampala is going to change; only a
matter of time.
So, don't ever try to argue that Ugandans should not look to changing
government in order to bring a necessary change; Ugandans must look to changing
government to bring about a necessary change. To argue that Ugandans should not
look into coming to power to make necessary changes is like Abbey's Uganda
government has no jobs!! How hogwash can that be??
Ocii
oryema johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tom Jabwe,
Why is it that solutions to Uganda's problems are only
based on this or that person/party being in power? And
this power only means president or government. Now you
are saying that DP might even be more corrupt when
they come into power whenever that is. What is this
obsession with governments and power?
I believe there are many many DP members who can do
much much better, develop Uganda and bring it up to
date without necesarily being in government. One does
not need to be the president of Uganda to own and run
a dairy farm for example. Instead of thinking one can
only resolve poverty by being in government, let us be
creative and resolve our problems without being in
government.
OJ
--- tom jabwe wrote:
> DP is no longer for truth and justice if we are to
> go by what the DP members in KCC has dealt with
> public prperty.I have fears if DP goes into power
> its members could even be more corrupt than NRM
> members.
>
> Jean Paul Mivumba wrote: The
> people agitating for Mengo come from many different
> parties. One time they wer being called FDC, now DP.
> At any rate, People in Buganda belong to several
> different parties.
>
> On 10/10/07, Edward Mulindwa
> wrote: Jose Lukyamuzi
>
> As much as you are right, I fear the militarism
> sector you have introduced and I fear your hiding
> into we love Mengo and we are fighting for Buganda,
> when you actually have your own agenda's, those two
> issues can kill a political party. And I make this
> submission now that you have declared your self to
> be a DP member.
>
> Ugandans do you remember when I stated that those
> agitating for Mengo are DP members?
>
> 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: jose lukyamuzi
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ;
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 5:25 AM
> Subject: Re: Now DP is also about to have a
> funeral(Day dreaming)
>
>
> The Democratic Party can never die or
> phase out.When there is still a cause to fight for
> we will always be there.We have survived through the
> thick and thin of Uganda's turbulent politics,our
> leaders have been killed and murdered,the party has
> been occasionally banned but we have always arisen
> and returned and taken on the struggle.Tell me how
> many parties in African politics have survived all
> this long without ever getting into power? I have
> always told people that people may die,nations might
> rise and fall,but an idea lives on. So DP is an idea
> that is meant to survive the test of time.DP is not
> only a political party but a way of life that has
> got to be lived.There is no single day when Truth
> and Justice will be completly erased from this
> planet Earth thus DP as a Party is like a river that
> is always flowing and never stagnates.
>
>
> Edward Mulindwa wrote:
> Uganda needs to set us a minimum requirement of
> becoming a registered political party, having stated
> that we need to start to fund the recognised
> political parties.
>
> 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: Jean Paul Mivumba
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 9:25 AM
> Subject: Re: Now DP is also about to have a
> funeral
>
>
> These are the same old tricks. Before some
> referendum a few year ago, numerous political
> parties came up. That is the problem you get when
> everybody wants to the leader.
>
> On 10/9/07, Ahmed Kateregga Musaazi
> wrote: I remember
> a party with a similar name registered by FDC
> Kampala Woman MP Nabeelah Naggayi. Is it the same
> party? Does it mean that eventually it will be the
> party of Mayor Nasser Ntege Ssebaggala and a handful
> of some MPs in and Councillors in Buganda and
> Busoga? Hajjati Nabeelah Naggayi owes us an
> explanation.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: NOC´LADUMAS GEORGES
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 1:38 AM
> Subject: RE: Now DP is also about to have a
> funeral
>
>
>
> Good luck. But, this looks a tight rope to walk.
>
> Usually, a social democratic party emanate from the
> people ( worker and other disadvantaged /
> marginalised minority groups). Literally translated,
> it is about justified share of resourses and
> solidarity.
>
> O.k., Uganda has developed potential business class
> and the gap between the have and have-nots is
> alarming. Question is if that is potential enough to
> boost a social democratic ideology.
>
> The way I would have done, is to anchored a social
> democratic party to the workers and the various
> unions.
>
> Seems like next elections gonna be not only
> interestiong but intricate too. Can wait to see the
> SDP, UPC and NRM /Movement wooing the same grazing
> land. A least the FDC has it's "aristocratic" core.
> Good luck
> Noc'la gaumoy
>
>
>
>
>
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Re: Now DP is also about to have a
> funeral
> > Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2007 13:05:28 -0700
> >
> >
> > DP splits as rival group registers new political
> party
> > ROBERT MWANJE
> > KAMPALA
> >
> > THE rift in the Democratic Party has widened with
> a section of
> > supporters saying they have abandoned the
> mainstream and formed a new
> > party registered as the Social Democratic Party
> (SDP).
> >
> > Little known Henry Lubowa, who was defeated in the
> Kampala City
> > Council youth councillor race for Lubaga Division,
> said yesterday he
> > is the national coordinator for SDP.
> >
> > He said a section of DP members have resolved to
> register another
> > party to "develop their political ideologies."
> > He said the new party was formed after realising
> that DP could not
> > serve their political interests and philosophy.
> > TROUBLE? Ssebaana
> >
> >
> > "We have registered a new party as the Social
> Democratic Party and we
> > expect to launch it at Nakivubo Stadium before the
> end of this year,"
> > Mr Lubowa said in a phone interview with the Daily
> Monitor. "We have
> > started our recruitment drive in Mukono District.
> We shall visit other
> > districts all over the country".
> >
> > He said Makindye East Member of Parliament Mr
> Michael Mabike is one of
> > the party founder members and other key opposition
> MPs from the Forum
> > for Democratic Change (FDC). Mr Mabikke could not
> be reached to
> > confirm because he was not picking his phone.
> >
> > Without mentioning names, Mr Lubowa said over five
> MPs have joined SDP
> > and that the party's first national delegates
> conference will be held
> > soon to elect the party leadership. He said the
> party has a number of
> > "big people" supporting it.
> > "This is not the right time to unveil every
> thing," he said.
> >
>
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