{UAH} Is it possible for Ugandans to learn from our history?

I am beginning to doubt whether we are capable. And the reason is that we are so greedy that we are prepared to use any means to get to the finishing line first. Sensing that Museveni might exit the political stage and some people are ahead of them, some Ugandans are scrambling to hire anybody who can get them there first. Now we are hearing people talk of the good, the bad and the ugly.

Sejjusa has sensed Uganda greed and he wants to take advantage of it. He has money. Since Sejjusa left Uganda, Samson Mande is in full swing. Jim Muhwezi is believed to have been in Europe to connect with Mande and Sejjusa. Sejjusa has already connected with Dr Duncan Kafero whose troops for almost ten years have never attacked any police post in Uganda or taken any military action on Uganda soil and Mande has been rehabilitated and is now on radios everywhere.

Desperate Ugandans are now focusing on removing Museveni so much so that they don't care who comes in. That is what happened in 1971. Some Ugandans wanted Obote out so badly that they embraced Amin who destroyed Mengo in a military attack that lasted twelve hours.

When Obote returned, some people were not ready to accommodate him. They sacrificed innocent people in the Luwero Triangle and hired Museveni they did not understand.

Now Sejjusa and Mande are being embraced as Uganda's saviors. What a strange development. Tutsis are on the way to replacing a Tutsi-dominated Uganda government under Museveni.

Eric

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