Name Sake
No No you are very right to clarify that these are not white soldiers but
youths putting staff on their bodies for some unknown reason to
self-identify. But to me what gets to me is the decision to go after their
fellow Southern Sudanese, because theyre of a different tribe, {I again
apologize for using that term} That is the problem we need to face as
Ugandans but as Africans at large. Why is a killing of a Northerner right to
a Muganda? What makes a Luo happy to go after stupid Kikuyus? Why is it a
sin to be born a Hutu for tomorrow you will die until when you defend
yourself then make sure no Tutsi remain on earth. Just how long are we going
to kill each other? And no this is not due to poor leadership in our country
for many of my friends in this city are non Baganda, a man like Dr Owor
Kipenji I simply even do not know what part of the country he pops from, yes
East but what East? Yet I see no leader that can send me to kill him with
his kids. How do you as a leader send me to kill Gook? The man is yes
useless, but I adore him and I adore his family for who he is, why does
being a Muganda entitle me to decapitate him by taking his entire village
down and looting all his Goats? The mans only/sole income is his poor
Goats, for crying out loud, I have seen them and I love them for they
maintain his income. I wrote a piece early today to Aliga and indicated to
him how the town of Ombaci was attacked by Acholis and very one murdered. He
said that this has nothing to do with the discussion. Really or because you
are not a Lugbara Aliga? At what point does a death of a Lugbara becomes a
point of all Ugandans reflection? No seriously had the town obliterated by
Acholis been obliterated by Baganda in Acholi land, what would Aliga have
stated? This is not a fight of Unitarism or of federalism it is a fight of
backwardness and total un civilization embedded with in Africa. If I walk
into Tororo today with 50,000 dollars Canadian, half the population will
kill the other half, and the surviving Atesots will stand in UAH and state
that the death of the half of Tororo population was so justified, all you
need to get is one lumen that got a piece of the 50,000 dollars I went in
with.
Ugandans what kind of crap is that? Geez
!!!!!!!!!!
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"
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of edward pojim
Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2013 2:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: {UAH} THE REBEL ARE MOBILIZING 'WHITE ARMY" This can easily
occur inside Dokolo
Mr. Mulindwa;
These "white army" troops smear them bodies with whitish substance to ward
off insects, and reportedly to provide them with other protections.
I think they have been lured into this fight against a standing army
without proper training or arms. I see a lot of Alice Lakwema here, and the
result will likely be just as disastrous.
Riek Machar is tribal warlord. He must be stopped by all means necessary.
Pojim
From: Herrn Edward Mulindwa <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2013 7:20 AM
Subject: {UAH} THE REBEL ARE MOBILIZING 'WHITE ARMY" This can easily occur
inside Dokolo
South Sudan accuses rebels of mobilizing 'White Army'
Sun Dec 29, 2013 7:45am EST
By Carl Odera
JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudan accused rebels on Sunday of mobilizing a feared
ethnic militia for new attacks despite a government offer of a truce to end
two weeks of conflict in the young state.
A 25,000-strong force of the "White Army" - made up largely of ethnic Nuer
youths who dust their bodies with ash - was marching on the town of Bor,
recaptured by loyalist forces last Tuesday, an army spokesman said.
"We are prepared to engage them," Sudan People's Liberation Army spokesman
Philip Aguer said by phone from South Sudan's capital, Juba, 190 km (120
miles) south of Bor by road.
Fighting has left at least 1,000 dead and split the east African country
barely two years after it won independence from Sudan. It has also raised
fears of an all-out civil war between the main Dinka and Nuer ethnic groups
which could destabilize the fragile region.
The White Army rebels, loyal to former Vice President Riek Machar, were
likely to clash with President Salva Kiir's troops near Bor within the next
day, the army spokesman said.
Machar made no immediate comment on the rebel force or on the government's
offer of a ceasefire on Friday.
Witnesses spoke of panicked civilians fleeing Bor to escape another round of
bloodletting.
The scene of a massacre of Kiir's Dinka ethnic group in 1991 by Nuer
fighters loyal to Machar, Bor was retaken by government troops after several
days of heavy fighting.
The White Army are recognized by the ash, prepared from burnt cow dung, with
which they cover themselves to ward off insects. They are armed with
machetes and sticks as well as guns.
"They are a wildcard whose intervention in the theatre of conflict outside
Bor could ratchet up the conflict even further and also put at even greater
risk the lives of innocent civilians," Joe Contreras, a spokesman for the
U.N. mission in Sudan, told the BBC.
The army said rebels were also mobilizing youths and armed civilians for
another attack on Malakal, the capital of the oil-producing Upper Nile
state. Rebels were pushed out of the town on Friday.
Among the civilians trying to escape Bor, capital of Jonglei State, was Juuk
Mading.
"We are very scared," Mading, a father of four, said from a crowded river
jetty as he waited in the fierce heat for a boat to cross the White Nile
river to a neighboring state.
A Reuters cameraman who visited Bor on December 25, a day after the rebels
were pushed out, said burnt corpses lay in the streets. Traumatized
civilians spoke of mass killings by marauding youths.
As well as offering a truce, President Kiir's government said it would
release eight of 11 senior politicians, widely seen to be Machar allies,
arrested over an alleged coup plot against Kiir.
Defense Minister Kuol Manyang Juuk told Reuters politicians in Juba were
speaking to the White Army members to tell them that this is not an
ethnic-based conflict and to convince them to abandon their march on Bor.
(Additional reporting and writing by Drazen Jorgic; Editing by Matthew
Tostevin)
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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