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Agaba
from Uganda wrote on 13.Februar 2004 um 17:17 Uhr: |
IP Adresse: 81.199.21.6 (213.203.196.146)
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Mugisha,
Your name sounds Ugandan if Iam not mistaken.However , I am shuttered by the level of ignorance you have exhibited on Uganda . Ignorance number I , the issue of Uganda army size . All this information has been in the media, and is on internet , I dont Imagine that a man who managed to get a UK Visa for whatever reasons cannot get that information from the open media. Ignorance number 2 , on forwarding that information to Jack Straw British Foreign Secretary, do you Imagaine that Britain does not have the capacity to know through their intelligence? Ignorance number 3, you are asking about whether Uganda government has ever initiated talks with LRA , may I ask you how old are you? All these issue have been in the open media. Ignorance number 4 ,About Arua park in Kampala, when you or your parents were going to Britain where did they pass? . My friend Mugisha when some of us send information on this forum we discuss as intellectuals with facts and brains not stupidity. So if you know nothing about Uganda why not shut your empty mouth? |
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j mugisha
from united kingdom wrote on 11.Februar 2004 um 00:15 Uhr: |
 IP Adresse: 81.135.63.159 (213.203.196.146)
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Can Museveni answer these Quesions?
How Strong Is Kony Rebels?
To answer such a question, one would have to answer the next questions first. How strong is the UPDF (Ugandan National Army)? Which UPDF officers, have led the fight against Kony, in the last 15years? Who finances Kony and by how much? Who finances the UPDF?
Dear Sir, we are a group o Ugandans leaving in the united kingdom, we request you for any information about Kony that can help to answer very disturbing questions on why Kony has defeated Museveni for such along time. These will help to suggest possible solutions, which we will present to the office of the British Foreign secretary Jack Straw.
Qn: Who has been commanding the war against Kony since 1986, which people in the UPDF?
Qn: Apart from Kony\'s interest in controlling all businesses in the North, what else does he want? He knows very well that he cannot rule Ugandans.
Qn: If the government offered him 2 Million dollars to give fighting would he give up fighting would he give up?
Qn: Has the government ever initiated negotiation talks with Kony, to find out his motive of the war?
Qn: Kony finances his war by controlling all major profitable business in consumer goods in the North. If it is not his business it is for a relative or friend who must subscribe for protection. That is why the civilian trucks that have crossed into his territory without his permission/subscribing at Arua Park have been destroyed. True or False?
Qn:Is there a place called Arua Park in Kampala?
Qn: Why would rebels destroy a civilian goods truck with just the driver and the turn boy?
Qn: Kony is a heartless businessman, taking advantage of people in the North with his guns like any other business person, using his political position to do business by evading taxes on very large volumes of imported goods taking advantage of normal business people. True or false?
Qn: Is there politicians involved in business especially the import business?
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Agaba
from Uganda wrote on 7.Februar 2004 um 20:20 Uhr: |
IP Adresse: 81.199.21.6 (213.203.196.146)
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Rebel massacre in Ugandan camp
At least 40 people have been killed in an attack by Lord\'s Resistance Army rebels near Lira in northern Uganda.
The rebels raided a camp which is home to thousands of displaced civilians.
A missionary described the scene as one of unprecedented cruelty, with the rebels leaving charred bodies and smouldering huts as they fled
The LRA, led by Joseph Kony, are known for kidnapping and brutalising young children, many of whom end up fighting for them.
A civilian militia was recently deployed in the area.
The BBC\'s Will Ross in Kampala says that according to a local official in the camp 47 people were killed, including two government soldiers.
Eyewitness from Lira
What the rebels stand for
Eyewitnesses say more than 100 LRA rebels surrounded Abiya camp and there was an exchange of fire between the rebels and the Ugandan army troops.
The rebels then raided the camp, using machetes and clubs, civilians were attacked, and those attempting to flee were shot.
The rebels set fire to over 100 huts before fleeing the area.
\"It was horrific to see these poor defenceless people alone and at the mercy of these bandits. It is criminal,\" said Catholic priest Sebat Ayala from Lira, a town about 30 km fere burns, gunshot wounds and cuts.
Ayoo, if you can be a spokesman of a group of bandits which can do what it did to your kinsmen in Abia if I laballed your entire tean sick will I be out of order? |
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