{UAH} YES, IT IF FOREIGNERS FANNING REGIONAL CONFLICTS

President M7 is  right about foreigners fanning conflicts in the region. But his correctness ends there. The key question is 'when are foreigners good and when are they bad'?  when do they become 'development partners' and when do they become 'imperialists'. It depends on who is talking when  to whom. Tee Ngugi summed it up aptly in the run-up to the Kenyan elections 2013. To him, Kenyans were none the better. What was coming was another class of agents, whose links through international capital were strong with foreign powers whom they call imperialists when it suits the audience. Nyakwangwa ayangwa n'obwe. We reject foreign interference, let's reject it wholesome. The EALA he was addressing( nay the entire EAC project)  survives on hand-outs from foreigners. The AU, lives in a foreign-donated building, eats from the EU, water from China. The AU IBAR( animal resource body) based in Nairobi reports to France and Spain. Uganda's road body, UNRA, reports to the EU. From teaching us how to wash hands to building our president's office, a foreign hand is prominent. Kids today aspire to join 'civil society' because it is the 'civil society activists' leading a flamboyant life: big cars, palatial homes, globe-trotting, five-star hotel conferences, et al. ALL IS THIS FOREIGNERS...The kleptocracy at OPM, the Merc of the PM,  is foreign-oiled. Both thieving governments and 'watchdog' civil society are pawns of foreign powers, through different channels, while citizens are guinea-pigs: poverty projects, hand-outs, camps, 'empowerment', GMOs, HIV-trials, vaccine trails, biological weapons trials, human organ trafficking( disguised as 'child-sacrifice), slavery, et al. 

Yes, foreigners are fanning conflict. It's in their interest. And that of their pawns. Look closely at the South Sudanese refugees denied entry into Kenya or those in Uganda: do you find Kiir's child or Machar's child? People starving, while their 'leaders' are spoilt for choice at The Sheraton Addis!!