‘Sowing the Mustard seed’ is both Museveni and Obote’s book. It is a book which don’t tell us a lot about some of the main things we need to know. I actually pray that another of the historicals like Besigye and Muntu write a different book and keep it somewhere to act as a second [...]
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‘Sowing the Mustard seed’ is both Museveni and Obote’s book
November 22, 2009Differences between Luwero-Museveni war and Kony war
August 19, 2009The problem with some UPC supporters is that they just take things at face value without critically analysing issues. Now let us analyse the internal dynamics of the war before they start comparing the silly Joseph Kony war and the NRA war (1980-86) again.
First of all, there is a difference between the conventional war and an irregular war (guerrilla [...]
Who are the real Ugandan killers
March 5, 2009Ugandans,
I have been reading some messages on the UAH forum calling those who fought Obote dictatorship in 1980 to be ‘killers ‘or ‘murderers ‘ but is this justified at all. We all know that Obote was destroying democracy in Uganda in the 1980s and the quest for or preservation of “democracy” is often used as a justification [...]
Common Man’s Charter Vs 10 point programme
February 10, 2009Let us go slow on the comparison between Common Man’s Charter and Museveni’s 10 point programme. I’m not a Museveni sympathiser but sometimes I’m forced to defend his paper policies when some one starts ‘sugarcoating’ Obote’s failures. Ok, let us see what we know so far about these two paper policies:
1.Obote’s first administration started off [...]
Luwero war and UPC murders
November 29, 2008We all feel bad about the people that died during and after the Luwero Triangle war. This war happened in Buganda and that means so many baganda died more than any other tribe. It is this very tribe that supported Museveni and hated Obote and UPC. This very tribe still hates Obote and UPC and [...]
Why the Luwero war was justified?
November 21, 2008Regarding the justification of the Luwero war, I still believe it was justified and I support the initiative taken by Museveni and others to fight Obote’s government. To broaden this discussion a bit, I’m gonna mention the main principles of the justice of war which are: having just cause, being declared by a proper authority, [...]
