Comments on: Museveni May Blame Police and Minister For Bugerere Violence

By: Museveni Decided To Stop Kabaka Out of Panic | Buganda Post

Museveni Decided To Stop Kabaka Out of Panic | Buganda Post — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 02:58:10 +0000

[...] Kabaka’s visit to Kayunga, he was considering denying opposition to the visit (see “Museveni May Blame Police and Minister For Bugerere Violence“). By the time the meeting took place, Museveni had decided to confront the Kabaka and [...]

By: DavidKas

DavidKas — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 04:11:39 +0000

It appears like things went out of hand after Kabaka Mutebi played tough with this Nyarwanda. Then came the riots, and the panicky Munyarwanda went for broke by barring Kabaka from going to Kayunga and also switching CBS off.

Banange Abaganda who have been wasting your emotions on the kifurukwa called Uganda, mufokasinge ku BU!

Wangaala nnyo Ssabasajja!

DK
p.s. I have written while very upset that this serwajja okwoota is harassing our Kabaka,

By: Steven Nsubuga

Steven Nsubuga — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 20:51:32 +0000

The end for this regime is near. Museveni has tried to intimidate people by telegraphing his message to them that he has the Military and that they have no choice but to submit to him. He behaves like a bully but if you stand up to him he backs down. That’s what Kagame did. He let him know that he wasn’t gonna be pushed around.
The Soviet Union had a superior military than Museveni can ever dream of, and still they couldnt hold onto power.
Ladies and Gentlemen, the moment has arrived for this man to go. He has been in power for 24 years, to my count, President Obama was 23 years when Museveni captured power. Ugandan children born in the USA have better chances of becoming president of the United States than millions of Ugandans have in their own country. We have to continue the struggle and make sure that this man leaves. Ugandans in the US and in Europe should contact their political leaders about the negative impact and bottomless abyss that Uganda is being led into. In Washington, Museveni’s game is old, that’s why he hasn’t met Obama yet…which used not to happen with previous presidents, Bush and Clinton.
If anything happens to Kabaka, I think Buganda has a reason to declare self determination as a way to rid the country of this scourge.
Let the struggle continue ladies and gentlemen.

By: Tara Nankindu

Tara Nankindu — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:31:54 +0000

Forumists,

The latest news from Kampala indicate that the Rwandese tin pot dictator in Uganda has at last told a meeting he is presently holding with members of his political party from Buganda that the reason he and his junta are holding hostage His Majesty the Kabaka of Buganda is that HM has refused to take his calls for the last two years!!!! In addition, this Rwandese strongman is accusing the Kabaka of allowing what he calls “opposition” people like Dr. Besigye, Omuk. Nambooze, Owek. Mayiga, among others, to appear on CBS. So he hides behind his fellow criminals like Mpagi Kimeze and Mwogeza Butamanya to execute his really reckless schemes against HM the Kabaka and his kingdom? A terrible coward on a big ego-trip and with a terrible inferiority complex! By the way, could that be the reason why he wears winter clothes in the middle of Uganda summers??

Wangaala nnyo Baffe Ssabasajja Kabaka!

By: Tara Nankindu

Tara Nankindu — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 18:59:41 +0000

Could this article whose source I have cited here below capture the events as they continue to unfold in Buganda?

Kampala – Riots broke out on Thursday in the Ugandan capital as scores of youths protesting a move to bar a traditional ruler from visiting a local county stoned police who retaliated with tear gas.

“They have blocked the roads and have tried to force their way into shops. Police have intervened with the help of the army and the situation is being handled,” police spokesperson Judith Nabakooba told AFP.

Nabakooba said they had not confirmed if there were any casualties in the violence that broke out in downtown Kampala and spread to other city districts.

The demonstrators also burned tyres, set up road barricades and torched a petrol station as shops closed and transport was paralysed on Thursday afternoon.

“We have scattered them…, but now the demonstrators have moved to the suburbs,” said Henry Kalulu, another police spokesperson. “We are following them and dispersing as well.”

The protesters, from the Baganda tribe, which is the majority in central Uganda, were angered by government’s urging their ruler Ronald Muwenda Mutebi not to visit Kayunga county, northeast of Kampala, for fear of violence.

Ethnic Baganda MPs walked out of parliament in protest over the same issue Wednesday.

The traditional king holds a ceremonial position but wields political influence.

- SAPA
http://www.news24.com/Content/Africa/News/965/b93be86cb74843d5a51361ce3db96253/10-09-2009-06-34/Riots_break_out_in_Uganda

By: Tara Nankindu

Tara Nankindu — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 18:43:47 +0000

Can anyone believe that this Rwandese dictator in Uganda is the one currently holding the Chair for the Common Wealth? Is the civilized world really serious to be propping up another Idi Amin in Uganda by just watching this hopeless mulalo brutalize the Ugandan citizenry and/or continue to load over us his dictatorship? Everything that has a beginning must have an end as well. The end for this insane dictator is about to begin in Uganda. He can then get back to his native f****g country Rwanda and then graze his cattle, if he so wishes. Uganda is for Ugandans and those who want to respect the cultural norms and institutions of Ugandans, but not for those poorly –mannered Rwandese refugees who were helped to come to power by the same people they are now loading it over.

Awangaale nnyo ayi Ssabasajja Kabaka!

P.S: And if anyone is still in doubt, Uganda’s constitution has been long overthrown. That is why this current Ugandan dictator violates all the time his own constitution and continues to tell gullible Ugandans that he respects the constitution. Remember Louis XI, that French chancellor, who once remarked that “Letat ce moi = I am the state and the state is me”? How about Zaire’s Mobutu Tse Tse-ko kuku wa zabanga…? He was also a “law” unto himself, just like this Rwandese refugee cum Ugandan life president!

By: Balyokwabwe

Balyokwabwe — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 16:17:04 +0000

I said it this morning that this could be the start of
the end of the Tutsi occupation of Buganda led by M7.
He may use his mambas and militias but BUGANDA has never been part of Rwanda and it will never be.
M7 is out in his true colours to decimate BUGANDA and Kabaka but Iam afraid he will fail miserably just like Obote did.
What BUGANDA has been demanding is plain justice . BUGANDA is not claiming Rwandan territory but her right to live like any civilised people do anyway.
M7 may be playing a colonialist card to subdue BUGANDA and annex BUGANDA land hence has decided to walk the disastrous Obote pass.
Anything that looks, talks and walks like M7 if you are in Kampala watch your back.
Like Obote he will fail miserably.
Just watch the unfolding fatal events in Kampala…..
Wangaala Ssabasajja Kabaka, Katonda akukume obewo !!

By: Imhotep

Imhotep — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:55:42 +0000

Yayayaya! owaye Nankindu, and i thought i was passionate. How you speak for me word for word, letter for letter, plus all you represent in your excerpt above. Abasajja esawa yabwe etuuse. We are fed up with the corruption, immorality, to mention but a few.

Nze i am with all things the Kabaka represents. What we need to be aware of though is the fact that it is the west that keeps propping up these despots to exploit our resources! We have to have a plan on how to fight the bigger devil as well.

Wangala Ayi Ssabasajja.

By: wazimba

wazimba — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:55:06 +0000

Mengo under Siege!!!! Mamba blocks off Mengo, bullets being fired outside Mengo! Radio CBS is cut off!!!

By: Busagwa Ali

Busagwa Ali — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:46:55 +0000

Tara,

Events quickly unfolding in Buganda are getting typically nastier. The Katikiro has been stopped at Sezibwa bridge by one Rwandese Police Officer, a one Tugumanawe, and asked to get back with his entourage to Kamapala. Meantime, there are riots everywhere in Buganda, cities are burning, and mUseveni’s militia and other hoodlums are shooting people dead. I have just also been informed that one of Museveni’s South African -imported armored personnel carrier aka mamba has fired at a crowd of Baganda, resulting into the death of 10 people. Looks like things are getting out of hand. Personally for me as a former soldier living here in Bonn-Germany, I am already making out plans to fly back home so I can join my countrymen on the battle field to liberate Buganda and Uganda from those Rwandese refugees once and for all.

Ai Katonda kuma nyo Kabaka wa Buganda ne Nyaffe Buganda!