Dan Bwanika
Buganda’s problem is very simple. It is the brains of Ugandans in Buganda to
understand the difference between politics and culture. Look there are those of
us that want to go to Uganda and sell the political values we have into Buganda
under several political parties, but you have the adults in Buganda that will
not vote for those party’s for they believe that Buganda will have Mengo as a
political structure. What we have to do is to play The Museveni game. Look
closely at the people defending Buganda into this forum, do you think their
children actually believe Mengo can be a political entity? The answer is no. So
as we age up and the Ssemuwembas die out, political parties are going to play a
major role in Buganda and Buganda is going to be dissected into political party
structures to create a new leadership in our country. Again I repeat myself,
for the sake of the Kingdom to survive in Uganda I would remove it from
Kampala, go to Bamunanika and annex as huge land as we can and we create a huge
palace to become a tourist attraction. If you want to visit it you head out to
Bamunanika but it would be a more quitter place than a kingdom on one city and
Mukwano industry on the other side. Political parties have to start to create
Buganda branches so that we start to get these votes for the stupidity of Mengo
will politically lead Buganda is going to die out with age.
Stay tuned.
EM
On the 49th
Thé Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni and Dr. Kiiza Besigye Uganda is in anarchy"
Kuungana Mulindwa Mawasiliano Kikundi
"Pamoja na Yoweri Museveni na Dk. Kiiza Besigye Uganda ni katika machafuko"
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Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2013 6:19 AM
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Subject: {UAH} Re: What is the Buganda Question?
Forumists and Mzee Adhola
As you did in Canada, I have seen in Sweden, a country as twice as big as
Uganda; Germanic Clans, Finish communities, Swedish Northern Communities, the
Sámi people (living as they have done so many years ago in high tech society)
living in harmony. The Danish is another clan as it is with the Norwegians.
While I do not contest the findings of those authors referred to in the article
- I personally believe the issue of Buganda is brown out of proportions.
African peoples, for so many years ago, lived together in their small
communities. Did this amount to political or military animosity?
That fact that many African people, still have a large surface area to live on
in a down to earth relationship to nature, and other people – requires us to
understand the configuration of modern ways of thinking. Most Africans and
politicians in particular, are basically driven by Modern histories, often
times written by European anthropologists!
I refuse to agree to the fact that the emergency of Buganda occurred between
1600-1900!
Where are the facts (archaeological, anthropological, warfare) as compared to
European or Asian histories? The only proof which is there for historians and
politicians to turn and twist words, is only between 1890 -1967. The rest is
simply guess work based on intuition, speculations, presuppositions and
opinions.
No facts!
I strongly believe, had there been deadly conformations – they would have been
mass graves since almost all people in Uganda apart from Karamojong bury their
people.
Buganda in Uganda has existed only a mere 100 years or so year. Buganda being
located in the middle of Africa surrounded with other peoples - it is only
logical that Buganda had to learn to carry itself properly, lest it was pounded
from all sides.
I can't see Buganda 1200 - 1600 creating conflicts were it was surrounded with
hostile communities. That would have been deadly. Sweden was wiped by Russia
exactly in 1400 hundred and neutrality originated those events. And power
Isreal has generated a world wide conflict - now fit in Buganda in Yoga
Adhola's histories and see where Buganda would have been!
That is history - African History.
Bwanika
On Tuesday, August 6, 2013 12:06:13 PM UTC+3, Adhola.y wrote:
http://www.monitor.co.ug/SpecialReports/ugandaat50/50-years-after-our-independence--What-is-the-Buganda-Question-/-/1370466/1652464/-/item/0/-/8gsi1c/-/index.html
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