Ingram Kampe
And those deaths should and must be investigated and all those that carried
them out must be put to book, apparently when Amin left power, Ugandans were
denied that right. Tell me this why is it your responsibility to report these
atrocities today in 2014? Wasn't Iddi Amin replaced by a government? Wasn't the
entire war of attacking Uganda to remove a dictator? How the heck does it make
sense to remove him when we know all this that happened yet no single
investigation let alone inquiry was ever done? And Ocen Nekyon is just
remembering to post them today come 35 years or so forward? Ingram Kampe if
you are killed by a government today, do you really need a man to post how you
were whisked away in 2044? No seriously !!!!!! That is why the series is very
important for we need but must address the Acholi atrocities that the Muto Ono
did in Luwero when they are still alive but in UAH.
The reason you saw these Ugandans murdered but kept quiet about it to today,
must bother you with your conscious, but we will not abandon Luwerorians that
badly sir.
EM
On the 49th Parallel
Thé Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja and Dr. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda is in anarchy"
Kuungana Mulindwa Mawasiliano Kikundi
"Pamoja na Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja na Dk. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda ni katika
machafuko"
-----Original Message-----
From: ugandans-at-he...@googlegroups.com
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Sent: Monday, December 22, 2014 10:51 PM
To: ugandans-at-he...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: {UAH} Re: Monstrous Atrocities of Amin
Joseph Kamugisha thank you for bringing this to the fore. There is no doubt
that these atrocities took place. At the time of Amin take over of the
government I was at entry level to Makerere University and believe me I saw it
all. Even during vacation some of us witnessed the macabre way that things were
taking. There is no doubt that Iddi and his government were murderers. There is
a time in Mbarara,while on vacation-I witnessed a group of young military
officers being whisked out of the club (Kakoba Road) and were not seen again.
By the way where is my good friend LT Ogwang I went to school with him at
Kabalega and he was one of those I saw being whisked away. Ogwang was a gentle
soul-never talked much,(I am sorry I don't remember his first name) but if you
looked in his eyes you knew you had a fried. But they killed him.
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On Mon, 12/22/14, 'Joseph Kamugisha' via Ugandans at Heart (UAH) Community
<ugandans-at-he...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
Subject: {UAH} Re: Monstrous Atrocities of Amin
To: "ugandans-at-he...@googlegroups.com" <ugandans-at-he...@googlegroups.com>
Received: Monday, December 22, 2014, 7:04 PM
http://atrocities-of-amin.blogspot.com/
Cruel
Blood thirsty
To understand Amin's reign of terror it is necessary to realize that he was
not an ordinary political tyrant. He did more than murder those whom he
considered his enemies: he also subjected them to barbarisms even after they
were dead. These barbarisms are well attested. It was common knowledge in the
Ugandan medical profession that many of the bodies dumped in hospital
mortuaries were terribly mutilated, with livers, noses, lips, genitals or eyes
missing. Amin's killers did this on his specific instructions; the mutilations
follow a well-defined pattern. After Gofrey Kigala was shot in 1974, his eyes
were gouged out and his body was partially skinned before it was dumped
outside Kampala. Medical reports on deaths of Shaban Nkutu, Lt.Col Ondoga etc
stated that the bodies had been cut open and that a number of internal organs
had ben tampered with...... H. Kyemba (State of Blood).
On
several ocassions as Minister of Health, Amin insisted on being left alone
with his victim's bodies. Such was the case when Brigadier Arube was murdered
in 1974. Amin came to see the body while it was in the mortuary; he ordered
the deputy medical superintendent, Dr Kyewalabaye to "wait outside". Amin
then went in by himself....... Source H.Kyemba.
http://www.reimaroltmanns.com/2008/06/afrika.html
http://africanhistory.about.com/od/biography/a/bio_amin.htmhttp://africanhistory.about.com/od/biography/a/bio_amin_2.htmhttp://photography.a24media.com/index.php/idiaminexecutions
Posted by
Kololo
at 06:08 3 comments:
Labels: 1st
picture shows Corpses in the basement of Nakasero State Researc Bureau. One
of Idi Amin's extermination centres where hundreds of thousands met their death
Wednesday, 30
December 2020 Unidentifiable
Victim
We hereby honour this unidentifiable victim and hundreds of thousands who
are unidentifiable.
Like hundreds of thousands of victims who were executed in Nakasero SRB, his
head was battered beyond recognition.
We cannot name this man, doesn't mean he should be excluded from Amin's list
of victims.
This man was murdered in Nakasero State Research Bureau.
The above picture was shot by Reimar Oltmanns.
German
journalist and author. He was 1970-1972 Spokesman of the Lower Saxony
Minister of Education Peter von Oertzen. Posted by
Kololo
at 06:25 No comments:
Amin ordered
murdersAmin
ordered murders using euphemisims that were recognized as orders for
execution by his henchmen. One phrase was "Give him the VIP treatment" which
meant death after torture, a phrase i heard him use when he was ordering the
death of the Minister of Information, Alex Ojera in september 1972. Other code
phrases were "Take him to Malire" and "Kalasi" which means "death" in Nubian,
a language few ugandans speak.
Source Henry Kyemba..... Posted by
Kololo
at 02:07 No comments:
Saturday,
29 August 2020 Amin's Government By
TerrorTHE
REPRESSIVE ORGANS
Amin kept thorough surveillance on Ugandans through five repressive organs
that were either ccreated in Obote's period and then recreated and given new
names by Amin himself, or founded after January 1971. Amin replaced the
General Service Unit with a similar intelligence organ called the Bureau of
State Research. Located at Nakasero near what had been Obote's official
Kampala residence, the bureau used the same house, headquarters, and
surveilance equipment as those used by the deposed president. Amin also
established the Public Safety Unit in 1972 ostensibly to curb Kondo-robbery
with
violence- but in reality to give security personnel an opportunity to arrest
enemies of the regime. Its headquarters were at Naguru Police Training
School. The Military Police, created under Obote, was expanded. Makindye,
its headquarters, became notorious as a slaughterhouse in Amin's time. As the
economy worsened, another paramilitary unit, the Antismuggling Bureau, was
created under Bob Astles. It accused successful businessmen of smuggling and
hoarding.
These
repressive agencies helped Amin gather intelligence on his enemies and
survive in office. Although their methods were crude, they succeeded by not
taking chances: any suspect was instantly presumed guilty and eliminated.
Between January and August 1972, for example, in a wave of intensified
political violence, political prisoners who had been locked behjind bars
because of their presumed opposition to the Amin regime were all killed. Most
were members of the police, the GSU, and the Civil Service who had served
Obote with loyalty, including the bracss of the Police Central Intelligence
Department, which had investigated Amin's part in the murder of Brigadier
Okoya. The victims included Mohammed Hassan. the chief of CID. Festus
Wawuyo, his deputy, and Ocungi, another deputy in the CID. Twenty Acholi/
Langi Military bandsmen who had been arrested and put under the care of Major
Hussein Marella in December 1971 were also killed in this period, reportedly
on Amin's orders. Hundreds of innocent people were trapped in a vicious circle
of violence. All the members of these paramilitary units used violence for
their own selfish motives: the demarcation line between offically sponsored
and private violence was very thin.
Thousands of people in Uganda
were tortured by government agents. Detainees might be made to go through
humiliating muscular ordeals such as "hopping like a frog" while being beaten.
The victim's eyes might be gouged out and left hanging out of their sockets.
During the "wheel torture," the victim's head was put in a wheel-rim that was
repeatedly struck with iron bars. People were beated with hammers, mallets,
or iron bars to break their limbs as well as kill them. Wires were attached
to the victim's genitals, nipples, or other sensitive parts of the body and
then connected to an electric battery or wall socket. Women were raped or
otherwise sexually abused. Prisoners were slashed with knives and bayonets,
body organs were mutilated and limbs cut off. Prisoners might be lined up and
every second one would be ordered to hammer the first to death, the second
one would be ordered to hammer the first to death, the second would be
hyammered by the thrid, and so on, until only one was left to tell the tale to
other prisoners. Such incidents often happened at Makindye prison. There were
by no means the only forms of torture; theyere were many others.
Important or prominent people were killed like other prisoners. However,
their bodies were dismembered and parts used for ritual purposes. For
example, the head of Brigadier Suleiman Husein, who was killed at Makindye,
was cut off and taken to Amin, who is reported to have addressed it and kept
it in a fridge. The penis of Colonel Mesesura Arach, commander of the First
Infrantry, was severed and plugged into his mouth. Few victims were given a
proper burial. Their bodies were thrown into rivers (such as the Nile at
karuma, Jinja and other places), Kioga, Wamala, etc.), in mass graves,or burnt
in their houses or cars. Michael Kagwa's body was left in his burnt car as
was the body of Father Clement Kiggundu, editor of Munno, a daily.
Posted by
Kololo
at 12:26 No comments:
Wednesday,
26 August 2020 Robert (Bob)
ScanlonRobert Scanlon
(fourth from left) carrying Amin, went missing shortly after this event.
Like the hundreds of thousands murdered by Amin and his regime, his body has
not been recovered, does anybody know what happened to him? Why was he
murdered?
When? Where? Where are his remains?
Please see appeal by his daughter hereunder.
My
father, Robert
(Bob) Scanlon went
murderedormissing (MoM?) in Uganda in 1977. This was during the Idi Amin
years. I just wonder does any one out there have any information which might
help to discover what happened to him and why?
My brother said he was told petrol was poured on my father in a room at the
state research bureaux and he was set on fire. My brother did not feel that
this was the truth.
http://murderedormissing.wordpress.com/
Posted
by Kololo
at 07:02 No comments:
Saturday,
8 February 2020 Amin's
Rule.In the first few weeks after the
1971 coup d'etat, Amin set about eliminating suspected opponents in the army.
While Obote used the 1967 Detention Act to lock his opponents in prisons
where they were "well treated." Amin killed them. Such was the fate of
various high-ranking officers known or perceived to be his opponents. There
were mass killings of members of the GSU, the Special Force, Police,
Prisoners and civilians. Victims were abducted by loyal security men, put on
trucks and taken to prisons like Luzira, Makindye, Mutukula, and Jinja, which
had been turned into slaughterhouses.Bodies were dumped in lakes, rivers,
forests, and isolated areas. Mass graves were dug near barracks by prisoners
who were themselves eventually killed. Traditional Kakwa rituals were
resurrected. Parts of the body, including the penis, were often cut off and
ceremoniously put into the mouth of the victim. If the victime was a tough
opponent of the regime, his head was preserved and "addressed" by those in
authority.
Amin consolidated his base in
the army by using his own ethnic groups. In march 1971 more than thirty
Acholi/ Langi soldiers were dynamited at Makindye Barracks. On 22 July 1971
about 150 to 500 Acholis and Langi from Simba Battalion, Mbarara, were
hearded into trucks, taken to an isolated ranch, and gunned down. On going to
Israel and Europe in July 1971, Amin gave orders for the elimination of the
Langi and Acholi soldiers fearing they might organize a coup. At Mbarara
soldiers from these ethnic groups were separated from the rest and taken to
their deaths. On 9 July
1971 about twenty new Acholi/Langi recruits were killed; more died the
following day. Between 10 and 14 July
1971 some fifty Acholi/ Langi soldiers were killed at Magamaga Ordnance
Depot. Further massacres of these ethnic groups occurred at military barracks
at Masindi, Soroti, and Kitgum. On 5 February 1972, about 117 soldiers and
other security men of the Obote regime were mowed down as they tried to escape.
What is upsetting
about Ugandans is that while the Langi and Acholi suffered, many laughed
thinking their turn would never come....... But wherever violence occurs in
the state, it eventually overflows to everyone. By 1971 the fires of
political violence that had been lit at Nakulabye were spreading into the
rural areas of Apac, Lira and Gulu. Soon they would scorch all the land.
Amin based his support in the
armyon the Kakwa and Nubi, with the former Anyanya Zairean and Sudanese
forming the nucleus to which were attached other West Nile groups like the
Madi, the Lugbara, and the Alur. Other individuals were bound to Amin or his
lieutenants on a clientele basis, including Smartus Guwedeko. Francis
Itabuka, Kassimu Obura, and many others. His political fortunes began to
decline when he narrowed his base by gradually trimming th larg West Nile
support in the army. From 1971 to 1972 the Alur were gradually marginalized.
Lieutenant Colonel Valentine Ochima, an Alur with a following in the army, was
imprisoned in July 1971 and shot the following year. After the
1972 invasion of Uganda by Ugandan exiles, Alurs were removed from most
strategic positions. The turn of the Madi came in late 1972. Amin accused
all Madi of drunkenness and removed them from sensitive positions. He then
called in Madi elders to explain to them the crimes of "their sons". Pruning
of the Lugbara began in early 1972. Their "son,"
Obitre-Gama, was dismissed in march as Minister of Internal affairs, brought
back in a minor portfolio and again dismissed in mid 1973. Another Lugbara,
Lieutenan Colonel Ondoga, the ambassador to Moscow, was recalled and made
minister of Foreign Affairs. He was later publicly dismissed and his body was
found floating in a river. Many Lugbaras were killed at this time. Amin
dismissed his Lugbara wife, though he took the opportunity to divorce two more
from other ethnic groups as a show of "tribal impartiality."
By 1975 the
Kakwa-Nubi-Anyanya core had closed ranks and was the foundation of Amin's
power machine. They held most of the strategic positions, manned key
installations, and easily grouped whenever there was trouble. The other
alienated West Nile groups did not fight Amin because they rightly judged that
it was not in their interest to overthrow him. If he were overthrown, they
would be punished for their natural association with him. Subsequent events
have proved them right: the Acholi/Langi militia brutalized the whole
population of West Nile in
1980-83 for being associated with Amin on ethnic basis.
Source: The Social Origins of Violence in Uganda 1964-1985.
Posted
by Kololo
at 14:13 No comments:
Thursday,
30 January 2020 Mr Masembe Yusuf
SsewanyanaBrooke Bond
(OXO)
Masembe the Manager of Broke Bond Tea Factory was executed for his failure
to provide sufficient quantitites of tea for Amin's exports to pay for his
imported luxury.
--------------------------------------------------------------
"Mr Masembe Yusuf Ssewanyana"
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Trudy said...My name is Gertrude
Masembe a daughter to the late Masembe Yusuf Ssewanyana. I did not live to
see my father because he did barely before i made 3years. I have over the
years been wondering why my father was murdered and i want to thank The author
of "Atrocities of Amin" for having answered this question on my heart. To
daddy i miss you and may your soul rest in eternal peace.14 December 2009
01:24 Julie said...Daddy, even when years are long past, the pain never
seems to heal. It is sad that you died such a painful death. Juliet Nabyonga
Masembe23
September 2010 10:33
Henry said...Dad, I am honored to
be your child and to have shared my early childhood days with you. It is sad
that you left us so early. Even though we cannot physically see you, you will
always live in our hearts until that glorious day when we meet again
(eye-to-eye). Life has been hard without you dad, but the good Lord has been
kind to us. I will always love you
Henry Masembe Katumwa8
November 2010 11:29
TIMOTHY said...Daddy,
am timothy, its a pity that you died such a terrible death, in your death,
may we as your children have even more faith to stand together as one, may God
guide us in all our work and always remember to keep hope alive.
We shall always remember your love and hard work.
To my bro henry katumwa in the US, we miss you.
God bless.30
December 2010 00:46 Posted by
Kololo
at 04:07 8 comments:
Wednesday,
4 February 2015 Theresa Nanziri
BukenyaThe Sad
Demise of Theresa Nanziri Bukenya
It was on the evening of June 22nd 1976 when Idi Amin's
regime committed a heinous act. Theresa Nanziri Bukenya,
then a warden of Africa Hall at Makerere University, was
picked from her residence by men from the dreaded State
Research Bureau. Two days later Nanziri's dead body was
found with bullet wounds on the neck, at River Ssezibwa.
Nanziri had joined along list of others who suffered cold
death at the hands of Idi Amin.
Bear in mind that she was 7 months pregnant at the time of
her murder
Who was Nanziri?
http://www.ugpulse.com/articles/daily/homepage.asp?ID=574
Posted by
Kololo
at 05:05 No comments:
Saturday,
3 January 2015 Bishop Janani
Luwumhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janani_Luwum
Idi Amin with Archbishop
Luwum. Note the pistol at the side of Amin. He was said to
have used it shortly afterwards to murder the
Archbishop.
Bishop Luwum was tortured and
killed by Amin and Minawa Farouk at Nakasero State Research
Bureau torture chambers in 1977.
We
forgave Amin, says Luwum familyThis Month (February 2012)
marked 34 years since the death of Archbishop Janan Luwum,
who was allegedly murdered by State Research Bureau, an
intelligence outfit under President Idi Amin’s regime. His
son, Ben Okello Luwum, the former minister of Lands from
1986 to 1990, Auditor General and now a private accountant,
talked to Risdel Kasasira about the death of his
father.1. Could
your father have done things differently to avoid death or
having confrontations with Idi Amin and to what extent
should religious leaders get involved in
politics?
Amin
and his men were terrible people. Just seeing you drive a
beautiful car; you are dead. If his soldiers liked your
house, they would kill you. So, I don’t know the kind of
answer I can give but I know he handled it well because Amin
would kill for any reason.
There was no rule of law.
Every religious leader is like I and you. They can comment
about political issues whenever they get an opportunity
because like any other Uganda, they should ask questions
about political decisions in the
country.http://www.monitor.co.ug/Magazines/ThoughtIdeas/-/689844/1330154/-/c65ojn/-/
Posted by Kololo
at 06:10 No comments:
Thursday,
18 December 2014 'Jolly Joe' J.W.
Kiwanuka
Journalist, MP and former president of Uganda National
Congress
Long-time politician
Murdered in cold blood.
Joseph Kiwanuka had the dubious distinction of
being killed by Idi Amin himself. First, however, he was
kept in Makindye Prison/barracks for several days of
torture. On the day of his execution, Amin and a top
official named Malire determined to beat him to death with
hammers. They intended to drag out the ordeal and prolong
his suffering, but as Joseph began to pray out loud for the
forgiveness of their sins, Amin went into an uncontrollable
rage, grabbed a nearby sledge hammer, dashed out his
brains.
Amin then cut off his head and practiced blood
rituals over his remains. Recognizing Jolly Joe as the
smartes man in Uganda he stored his head in a deep freezer,
superstitiously believeing that he could thus appropriate
his ability to think.
Jolly Joe Kiwanuka has found the
Kingdom!
Adapted from A Distant Grief by F. Kefa
Sempangi.
Drama
Queen said...This is my Grandad, he was a
great man, he died fighting for what he believed in. and he
lives forever in our hearts, his multitude of grand children
are all propelled by the memory of his nobility, unshakeable
sense of right and wrong, and his voice that tore through
the threats of dictatorship and reached his beloved people
of Uganda. I'm very proud to carry his name Melinda
Nampiima KIWANUKA. Posted by
Kololo
at 08:38 1 comment:
Monday,
3 February 2014 5th March 1971. 371
soldiers killed371 Soldiers
are believed to have been killed at Makindye barracks.
Posted by
Kololo
at 05:15 No comments:
Frugence
Musoke
Cousin of Nanziri
Genesis of murder:
According to Jane Mukasa Sserunjoji, prior to the
kidnap of Nanziri, the same men from State Research Bureau
had picked up Nanziri's best friend and cousin, Frugence
Musoke who they allegedly used as bait to take away Nanziri
from her residence without resistance or attracting
attention from University students. Musoke then an
accountant with East African Development Bank has never been
seen again and relatives believe he was also killed. The
kidnap and murder of Nanziri followed many other unexplained
incidents at Makerere University that put Amin's regime
under a magnifying glass. Posted by
Kololo
at 04:54 No comments:
Saturday,
4 January 2014 AsekuShe was a
resident of Kumi. A well known lady of UPC. She
disappeared, she's presumed dead. Posted by
Kololo
at 16:47 No comments:
Dr
ObaceHe worked at
Mulago and had conflict with one of the Soldiers and he was
killed. Posted by
Kololo
at 16:35 No comments:
Captain
AgonaHe was
killed at the border between Uganda and Tanzania, he had
been trained in Britain as an engineer and was working as a
Soldier in the Army. Posted by
Kololo
at 16:31 No comments:
Monday,
30 December 2013 Amin: Absence of the rule
of lawABSENCE OF
THE RULE OF LAW
As chariman of Defence Council,
Amin signed a number of decrees that overturned the rule of
law. All political institutions, such as parliament,
district, or town councils, were suspended after the
military coup d'etat in 1971. All political
activities were banned: the president ruled by decree.
Citizens had no political or constitutional rights.
The secutiry forces could arrest people without warrant and
detain them for as long as they wished. But they were
immuned from prosecution. They were allowed to use any
force they saw fit in arresting and preventing the escape of
anyone suspected of being a kondo. In
practice, the soldiers were given the right to "shoot
to kill". Military Tribunals, formerly intended
to handle cases involving military discipline in the army,
were given the power to try civilians as well as extra
powers to try suspected subversive elements. Many
members of the tribunals had no legal training and were
illiterate. As the economy began to decay, tough
decrees were aimed at "economic crimes" such as
overcharging, hoarding, smuggling, corruption, fraud,
illegal currency sale, diversion of essential goods to
"unscheduled destinations," and so on.
Judges who were supposed to arbitrate in civil conflicts
within the legal bounds of the law were intimidated.
Chief Justice and former Democratic Party leader Ben
Kiwanuka was murdered by government agents who abducted him
from the High Court on 21 September 1972. Amin had
publicly criticized his independent judgment, referring to
him as a prominent "Masaka Citizen" with a big job
in whom the government had lost confidence.......
The president of the Industrial Courts Raphael Sebugwaawo
Amooti, was killed by State Research Bureau officers on 13th
March 1978.
Court verdicts were not respected by the security
forces. Any lawyer who successfully defended a client
in whom security men were interested was in trouble.
Not onliy was the verdict ignored by the security forces but
the lawyer could also be arrested. Enos Sebunnya is a
case in point. In 1973 he successfully defended a
businessman, Samson Ddungu, who was acquitted against the
wishes of a security man who had an interest in Ddungu's
business. Ddungu was shot dead and Enos Sebunnya was
arrested and trotured. he later left the country and
went to live in Canada.
"Disappearances" were the most visible
manifestation of the absence of rule of law. People
were arrested or abducted and killed outside established
legal structures. The Government became the major law
breaker in the country and bad elements in society followed.
Posted
by Kololo
at 13:20 No comments:
Sunday,
29 December 2013 Alex
Ojera
Alex Ojera; right.
Obote's Minister of Information.
Killed in 1972 Posted by
Kololo
at 01:01 No comments:
Labels: Ojera escorted to a cocktail party where
Amin Publicly interrogated him before he was
killed
Saturday,
21 December 2013 Okidi Moi Me Madi
Opeiprominent
Cooperative guy from Patongo or somewhere there who used to
come to our hous in Madi Opei, his name was Okidi something
Moi, he was also murdered.
Source: Witheld. Posted by
Kololo
at 19:53 No comments:
Balusaba Lutoo Bar
LucimaBalusaba
Lutoo Bar Lucima (UPC Branch Chariperson) Murdered.
Outside of the military,
Acholi local UPC and cooperative
society and district council leaders who
were all rounded
up and killed, were done with the
collaboration of local
Acholi DPs, who went from place to place,
betraying their
kin, that they were UPCs or loyal to
Obote. In Madi Opei,
Mateo Oling (chairperson Land Board);
Nathaniel Ochoo
(cooperative secretary), Timoni Obonyo
(Chairperson
cooperative), Amitayo Olak (Parish Chief
of Pobura) and
Balusaba Lutoo Bar Lucima (UPC branch
chairperson) were
extra-judicially executed; excepted for
my uncle Balusaba,
the rest have never been found or their
graves known. This
pattern was repeated throughout Acholi,
and probably
Uganda. I remember, another prominent
Cooperative guy from
Patongo or somewhere there who used to
come to our house
in Madi Opei, his name was Okidi
something Moi, he also
suffered the same fate. I am sure if we
are honest, many
other Acholi from other parts of Acholi
will tell the same
story.
Source: witheld
Posted by Kololo
at 19:19 No comments:
Amitayo
OlakAmitayo Olak
(Parish Chief of Pobura) Murdered.
Posted
by Kololo
at 19:17 No comments:
Timoni
ObonyoTimoni
Obonyo (Chairperson cooperative)
murdered.
Posted
by Kololo
at 19:15 No comments:
Nathaniel
Ochoo
Nathaniel
Ochoo (Cooperative Secretary) murdered.
Posted by Kololo
at 19:13 No comments:
Ocen Nekyon
Democracy is two
Wolves and a Lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty
is a well-armed Lamb
contesting the results.
Benjamin
Franklin
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