{UAH} Lawrence: Colonel Karegeya harvested the bloody fruit he planted

Lawrence,

Patrick Karegeya's death has shaken up a lot of people especially considering the fact that a person you consider as a friend may be used as an angel of death instead of a friend. This is serious, guys! So, next time anybody is asked to meet for a cup of coffee or a "quickie" somewhere, they gonna be terrified. It's just difficult to know who to trust now!

Sex is every man's weakness as it has brought down even the greatest of leaders. Women use it to get what they want even under normal situations, and that makes me feel a bit dense at times! But what do we do now? Are those opposed to the government gonna start having these "quickies" at a public space as the constitutional square,I.e, make it a matter of "bend over, babe" somewhere in the corner of the building instead of hiring a hotel? Because I'm sure as hell that men are never gonna refuse sexual offers whether they are in opposition or not. What is the best "condom" way of protecting oneself in these situations? Do u shag with body guards outside or inside the room?

What has Tinyefunza got to say about this? What about president Museveni? Have they said anything so far? Karegeya was part of the NRA struggle,right? He was born in Mbarara and we educated him, right? He has been murdered in South Africa and everyone have lost their tongues? Unbelievable!

Abbey

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On 3 Jan 2014, at 05:23, Lawrence Mukasa <ntaalu@gmail.com> wrote:

I have said it before and I say it again; Political correctness is not my cup of tea. I have read posting in here, people screaming their heads off about the assassination of Colonel Karegeya. I dropped my Anchor at truth harbor and I am not going to be swayed by political benefits of any kind to sail away from there! Karegeya was a brute; those of us who walked in his direction when he half owned Basiima house know this very well. There are sins that can only be forgiven by a power beyond us. Karegeya as trained lawyer new that his acts in Uganda and Rwanda were criminal, and he was sowing seeds a bleeding fruit which he has just harvested.  Again he must have read (Revelation 13:9-10) "If any man have an ear, let him hear. He that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity: he that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword. Here is the patience and the faith of the saints."

It is common knowledge that when you ride on a lions back, you are going to end up on its breakfast menu. Those who are continuing to canoodle with dictatorships may the death of Col. Karegeya be a lesson.