{UAH} FW: Is NRM digging it's own grave....???

Forumists,

The actions of Mu7 and his NRM against Ugandans are so touching that they have finally resulted into a formidable opposition springing up from Europe as per Vincent Magombe's communication on this forum. If Magombe is to be taken seriously does this mean that NRM's actions are the equivalent of them (NRM) digging their own grave?

Magombe's communication against the  M7 rule seems to have been strategically issued at a crucial period when M7 and his aides have decided to issue their kangaroo staged  Court Report against Lord Mayor Lukwago...

I can only watch and support the oppressed but not M7 regardless of what billions he gives to lure many out there opposing him. This is so because I did not fight for financial rewards in the 1980's during the bush war but I joined to see a better Uganda and especially having witnessed several deaths perpetrated by the UNLA on my way to primary school. Many of our comrades died at a very young age during after the war with no psychological counselling support.For example  some child soldiers shot them selves death like Sgt Sunday who  shot himself dead in the chest at his parents garden. Sgt Sunday, was a brave and good fighter the reason he was given the rank of a Seargent when ranks were awarded. I am sure there are many Sgt Sunday's in this new generation who are witnessing what I and my colleagues witnessed and are willing to confront this dictatorhsip if given the opportunity by a credible and formidable force to root out the current scourge of Mu7. Let Mu7 et al.. not remind us of this episode and instead analyse why and what he carried out the mission to the bush and if he is the only and last one to do so in Uganda given the new generations springing up.

"a government which uses force to maintain its rule teaches the
oppressed to use force to oppose it". By Nelson Mandela

Lt. Mbwateruma