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SV: {UAH} PRESIDENT AMIN FAMILY RESPONSE TO "LUWUM HOUSE" STORY.

Ndugu Okuonzi Ronald,
I am interpreting you correctly or not? Common, are you trying to say that the late Archbishop Janani LUWUM was murdered because he had committed political crime against the AMIN regime?
I have tried to go through your piece which seems full of innuendoes and now I am going through it for the fourth times but I cannot make heads as well as tails out of it! Please try not to be semantic about it in the name of God the Almighty! I think your being Ronald means you are a Christian!
 
Ocaya pOcure 


Den måndag, 23 januari 2017 13:40 skrev Ronald Okuonzi <okuonzir@gmail.com>:


When you kill one Person , then you have the prospense to kill more and continuously more and for ever to protect yourself only. The World is known for that after A.D  >> ( A.D PERIOD IS A WHITE MAN'S PERIOD WHILE B.C IS A BLACK MAN'S PERIOD .<< : JUST TAKE A VISION TO THIS CONCEPT BY THE WAY ) ; that is including of the so called Religion Leaders (Wether Christians , Moslems , Catholics etc --- etc  --- did it and continue doing it / or are implicated , doing it in this A.D period which has never made the world any better than of the B.C period  . We must turn to our foundamental Religion / Pagan belief being described by the white supremacist now  to safe us the Blacks / or The MOOR PEOPLE in the Code of Faith they placed for the Humanity to follow and this is the code of Ma'at , we the Blacks / or the Moors followed and continue to guide us till todate :
The order of the Seventy seven or 77 Commandments are as follows :
The Advancement of  Human Consciousness is evidenced by the development of a Cosmic structure that the Ancient Egyptians called  MA'AT . This system was handed down from the Gods to Man and the King of  Egypt or ( later being called Pharaoh by the Arabs who came to Egypt ) was the personification of  MA'AT .
MA'AT is the Egyptian Goddess of the Physical and Moral Law of Egypt , of  ORDER  and TRUTH . The aim in Ancient Kemet ( Egypt ) was for a person to become One with the Goddess . The path to the development of Goddess - like qualities was through the development of specific Virtues .

Each Soul was judged in the Hall of  MA'AT ( depicted in the ' Book of The Dead ' and Book Five of ' The Book of Gates ' ) when they died . The Heart ( conscience ) was weighed against the feather of  MA'AT ( an ostrich feather ) on scales which represented Balance and Justice . If their Heart was heavier than the feather because they had failed to live a Balanced life by the principles of  MA'AT their heart was devoured . If , however , the heart Balanced with the feather of  MA'AT they would pass the test and gain Eternal Life .  At certain times it was ASAR / or AUSAR who sat as Judge in the ritual , and many other Deities were involved in the ceremony , but the scales always represented  MA'AT .

In the weighing of the wrongs done in this life against the  INTENT of the Heart , MA'AT makes a distinction between SINS and TRANSGRESSIONS . A sin was considered a violation of  the Laws of the Gods and Goddesses . That is , Laws pertaining to the Ordinances and Requirements which the Gods and Goddesses had given for their worship . Transgressions on the other hand , were offenses against fellow mortals , their possessions , or the Earth / or that portion of the Earth on which we live . Therefore , sins were against God or Goddess , but one's transgressions were against mortals . All transgressions may be forgiven , but not all sins .

MA'AT is also the God of  Balance , Rythm and the  Cycles -- the Primal Laws of the Universe that  SUPPORT CREATION  and prevent it from falling into chaos . The GOOD and the  " NOT GOOD " moved the  Cycles of the Universe . The Good and the not Good came out of the Same Source , the Void , the Sekhem , the Source of Infinite Potential and Love .

In this crucial role She stands for BALANCE and HARMONY . Her power was beyond the Leaders or Kings of the Ancient Egyptians' who declared themselves Beloved of MA'AT and upholders of  Her laws . There were Seven Cardinal Principles / Virtues of MA'AT to achieve human perfectibility .

These Principles are :

TRUTH
JUSTICE
BALANCE
ORDER
COMPASSION
HARMONY
RECIPROCITY
Woman is the LAW - GIVER and Man is the LAW – ENFORCER .

MA'AT as a Spiritual Principle , is more than Justice , it is DIVINE JUSTICE , personified in the Goddess , (NTRT) MA'AT, who exemplifies the  ETERNAL LAWS of the Universe as , RIGHT and TRUTH .

These Virtues encompass all of the following :

(1) .   Control of  Thoughts ;
(2) .   Control of  Actions  Devotion of Purpose ;
(4) .   Have faith in the ability of [ your teacher ] to Teach [ you ] the Truth ;
(5)  Have faith in [ yourself ] to Assimilate the Truth ;
(6) .   Have faith in [ themselves ] to Wield the Truth ;
(7) .   Be free from Resentment under the Experience of Persecution ;
(8) .   Be free from Resentment under the Experience of Wrong ;
(9) .   Cultivate the ability to Distinguish between Right and Wrong and ;
(10) . Cultivate the ability to Distinguish between the REAL and the UNREAL .
MA'AT transcends specific Ethical Rules ( which differed according to different Times and different Peoples) and instead focuses on the NATURAL order of things  . That being said , certain actions were clearly against MA'AT as they increased the effect of chaos and had a purely negative effect on the world .

In addition there are 42 Negative Confessions also called , " 42 Declarations of Innocence " or  " 42 Affirmations of MA'AT  "  . They were 42 in number because there were 42 " Nomes " (called Districts / or known as States of today ) in Kemet  Arabic - Ancient Egypt  ( Holy Land of Tameri ) being called or known at that time . But not Egypt of today of the Arab / European Creation after destroying Kemet .
These principles have been termed "Negative Confessions" because they usually begin with the negative , " I have not  " .  However , these Principles of  Right and Truth , are in fact AFFIRMATIONS of what one has not done in this life to live by MA'AT .
>>>>  I have not done iniquity .
I have not robbed with violence .
I have not stolen .
I have done no murder and I have done no harm .
I have not defrauded offerings .
I have not diminished obligation .
I have not plundered the Neteru .
I have not spoken lies .
I have not uttered evil words .
I have not caused pain .
I have not committed fornication .
I have not caused shedding of tears .
I have not dealt deceitfully .
I have not transgressed .
I have not acted guilefully .
I have not laid waste the ploughed land .
I have not been an eavesdropper .
I have not set my lips in motion (against any man) .
I have not been angry and wrathful except for a just cause .
I have not defiled the wife of any man .
I have not been a man of anger .
I have not polluted myself .
I have not caused terror .
I have not burned with rage .
I have not stopped my ears against the words of Right and Truth . (Ma-at)
I have not worked grief .
I have not acted with insolence .
I have not stirred up strife .
I have not judged hastily .
I have not sought for distinctions .
I have not multiplied words exceedingly .
I have not done neither harm nor ill .
I have not cursed the King . (i.e. violation of Laws)
I have not fouled the water .
I have not spoken scornfully .
I have never cursed the Neteru . ( - Nature )
I have not stolen .
I have not defrauded the offerings of the Neteru .
I have not plundered the offerings of the blessed dead .
I have not filched the food of the infant .
I have not sinned against the Neter of my native town .
I have not slaughtered with evil intent the cattle or animlas of the Neter . <<<<

The seventy seven , 77 Commandments of Kemet ( Encient Egypt) and the 42 Affirmations are the original source of the Ten , 10 Commandments of the Bible , and the Lesser Commandments of the Books Deuteronomy and Numbers . They are known as  " The Divine Code of  Human Behavior  " .

>>>> Thou shall not cause suffering to humans
Thou shall not intrigue by ambition
Thou shall not deprive a poor person of their subsistence
Thou shall not commit acts that are loathed by Gods
Thou shall not cause suffering to others
Thou shall not steal offerings from temples
Thou shall not steal bread meant for Gods
Thou shall not steal offerings destined to sanctify spirits
Thou shall not commit shameful acts inside the sacro-saints of temples
Thou shall not sin against nature with one's own kind
Thou shall not take milk from the mouth of a child
Thou shall not fish using other fish as bait
Thou shall not extinguish fire when it should burn
Thou shall not violate the rules of meat offerings
Thou shall not take possession of properties belonging to temples and Gods
Thou shall not prevent a God from manifesting itself
Thou shall not cause crying
Thou shall not make scornful signs
Thou shall not get angry or enter a dispute without just cause
Thou shall not be impure
Thou shall not refuse to listen to words of justice and truth
Thou shall not blaspheme
Thou shall not sin by excess of speech
Thou shall not speak scornfully
Thou shall not curse a Divinity
Thou shall not cheat on the offerings to Gods
Thou shall not waste the offerings to the dead
Thou shall not snatch food from children and thou shall not sin against the Gods of one's city
Thou shall not kill divine animals with bad intentions
Thou shall not cheat
Thou shall not rob or loot
Thou shall not steal
Thou shall not kill
Thou shall not destroy offerings
Thou shall not reduce measurements
Thou shall not steal properties belonging to Gods
Thou shall not lie
Thou shall not snatch away food or wealth
Thou shall not cause pain
Thou shall not fornicate with the fornicator
Thou shall not act dishonestly
Thou shall not transgress
Thou shall not act maliciously
Thou shall not steal farmlands
Thou shall not reveal secrets
Thou shall not court a man's wife
Thou shall not sleep with another's wife
Thou shall not cause terror
Thou shall not rebel
Thou shall not be the cause of anger or hot tempers
Thou shall not act with insolence
Thou shall not cause misunderstandings
Thou shall not misjudge or judge hastily
Thou shall not be impatient
Thou shall not cause illness or wounds
Thou shall not curse a king
Thou shall not cloud drinking water
Thou shall not dispossess
Thou shall not use violence against family
Thou shall not frequent wickeds
Thou shall not substitute injustice for justice
Thou shall not commit crimes
Thou shall not overwork others for one's gain
Thou shall not mistreat their servants
Thou shall not menace
Thou shall not allow a servant to be mistreated by his master
Thou shall not induce famine
Thou shall not get angry
Thou shall not kill or order a murder
Thou shall not commit abominable acts
Thou shall not commit treason
Thou shall not try to increase one's domain by using illegal means
Thou shall not usurp funds and property of others
Thou shall not seize cattle on prairies
Thou shall not trap poultry that are destined to Gods
Thou shall not obstruct water in the moment it is supposed to run
Thou shall not break dams that are established on current waters <<<<

MA'AT is at the Heart of understanding Ancient Kemet / or the Tameri – Holy Land's Civilization in its entirety , and is the foundation of its longevity . It is bound to and fused with Ethics ( including Justice and Truth ) and Universal Order ( Cosmic Order , Social Order and Political Order ) .


 

2017-01-21 16:58 GMT+01:00 Bobby Alcantara <bobbyalcantara94@gmail.com>:
Haji Ahmed kategregga ,
 
I have never been part of the NRA- the only regime that has killed more Ugandans and other innocent people in the Great Lakes region than Idi Amin did. An estimate puts Idi Amins's victims at 500,000, whereas Rwandan cut-throat Kayibanda Museveni is conservatively estimated to be responsible for the genocide of 11 million people altogether, as follows: 500,000 in Luwero District (1980-86); 500,000 in Eastern Uganda, particularly Teso (1986-1995); 2 million in Northern Uganda (mainly in Acholi, but also in Lango); 1 million in Rwanda (1986- to date); 300,000 in Burundi (1986 to date) and  7 million in DR Congo (1986-1995), and 1 millioin since then through proxy wars. Kayibanda is also partially responsible for the slaughter in South Sudan of 2 million victims, and in Somalia of an estimaated 1 million.
 
To date, kayibanda has not apologised to any of his victims and, to make matters worse, shows no signs of ending his blood-soaked and murderous occupation of Uganda or abandoning his barbaric proxy wars on behalf of his American paymasters in South Sudan and Somalia any time soon.
 
Bobby

On 21 January 2017 at 15:18, Ahmed Kateregga <ahmedkatereggamusaazi@gmail. com> wrote:
Bobby, you and your governmrnt also kilked oeople more than those by Idi Amin regime and you all should apologize.

On Jan 21, 2017 6:12 PM, "Gwokto La'Kitgum" <ggwokto@gmail.com> wrote:
Claptrap, balderdash....!

On Sat, Jan 21, 2017 at 10:06 AM, Bobby Alcantara <bobbyalcantara94@gmail.com> wrote:
Frank Mujabi,

This Jarunga son of Amin is a fool. He keeps writing on behalf of
so-called AMIN FAMILY when there is nothing of the sort. The so-called
Idi Amin family is just himself. His sisters, one in London, and the
other in Sweden, have both publicly denounced Idi Amin's atrocities.
They did this on a widely publicised TV programme where they profusely
apologised to the victims of their father's atrocities. Myself and
millions of other Ugandans accepted their genuine apology for the hurt
and suffering their father caused to millions of Ugandans, including
an estimated 500,000 that he slaughtered. Jarungua's other brother in
Uganda, Taban Amin, has  also tried to reach out to victims of his
father's brutality- he even went to Lira and Gulu, scenes of the worst
atrocties of the brutal tyrant,  and asked for forgiveness. So what is
Jarunga writing about here? He should write for himself, and not for
the Amin family. He can surely look for the TV programme made by his
sisters if he wants their views of their father- there is no secret
about that. This idea of gruesome revisionism, of trying to paint a
monster as a lamb,  or a Mother Teresa figure is so absurd and
abhhorrent and is especially insensitive to those who sufferred so
much under the barbaric misrule of one of the cruellest and sadistic
human beings to have ever lived.. Jarunga should allow his father's
victims to rest in peace, and stop parlaying his stupidity and idiocy
on this forum.

If we ever come back to power, we will put Jarunga on trial for
glorifying Fascism. The Germans already have suuch a law that punishes
revisionists and neo-fascists who would try to glorfy the crimes of
Adolf Hitler. We will never allow any programme of fascist restoration
in our country. We are already figthing day and night to end the
Rwandan occupation, and we dont want to be diverted by puerile
nonsense and loads of raw sewage about a brutal dictator by a brain
dead nimwit. Jarunga should be aware of our determination to expunge
Fascism completely from the landscape of Uganda. And we shall
introduce capital punishement for the worst miscreants and purveyors
of Fascist restoration in our country. Amin is a ghost who will never
rise again from the dead. We want to expunge every remnant of the
notorious tyrant, and not be reminded of his brutality and psychotic
barbarity.

Bobby

On 21/01/2017, Frank Mujabi <frank.mujabi21@gmail.com> wrote:
> Bobby
>
> I also think that Jaruga uses UAH to remind us of his murderous idiotic
> father.
>
> He somehow thinks that he is building a base for Amin apologists on UAH.
>
> On 21 Jan 2017 11:50, "Bobby Alcantara" <bobbyalcantara94@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Garbage. Someone pass me a bucket- I want to puke. Grotesque
>> Revisionism meant for idiots. Jarunga clearly loves dancing on his
>> monstrous father's  victims's graves. More is the pity that the
>> moderator allows such garbage to be posted here. UAH should not be a
>> strip club where anything goes. Jarunga may be a bumblin, brain dead
>> fool, but I am not and so are most members of this forum. Mr
>> Semuwamba, please note. Raise up your game.
>>
>> Bobby
>>
>> On 21/01/2017, Hussein Amin <husseinjuruga@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Fellow Ugandans,
>> >
>> > It was nice to read that Church House on the main Kampala road has
>> > been renamed "St. Janan Luwum House" by the Anglican Church.
>> > In exercising our right to respond to the story, particularly on the
>> > serious accusation of murder, we would first like to have it on public
>> > record that together with Mapeera House and the National Mosque in Old
>> > Kampala, these three premises were part of the Indian properties
>> > nationalized by a nationalist and pan-Africanist President Idi Amin
>> > who then selflessly and patriotically redistributed them to Ugandans
>> > from all faiths and all tribes including the three main faiths, the
>> > Anglican Church, the Protestant Church and the Muslim Supreme Council
>> > respectively.
>> > Clearly these properties have never been returned to their original
>> > Indian owners as the Ugandan people and the international community
>> > are made to believe.
>> > However today's young Ugandans can now quietly discover that the new
>> > Church House premises (now St Janan Luwum House) were once generously
>> > donated to the Church by Amin more than four decades ago.
>> > At the time, his government also contributed generously to building
>> > the Pope Paul Memorial center, Rubaga in memory of the Holy Father's
>> > first visit to Uganda several years earlier (1969).
>> > I personally was present as President Amin lay the now disappeared
>> > foundation stone and cut the ribbon.
>> > In a few weeks from now it will be St Janan Luwum day. On February
>> > 16th 1977, an officer called Sgt. Moses Okello hailing from Acholi,
>> > was driving a vehicle with three occupants from the famous Nile
>> > Mansions hotel, a world class hotel and international conference
>> > complex built by President Amin in 1975.
>> > Okello had been told to take the three passengers to their homes and
>> > bring them back for a meeting with Amin the next morning.
>> > About an hour after they left, President Amin received the sad phone
>> > call that an incident had happened and all the three occupants were
>> > dead.
>> > What happened?
>> > President Idi Amin first inquired with his security chief then
>> > personally visited Moses Okello who had a fractured leg plus other
>> > injuries, and was being treated at Mulago hospital under police guard.
>> > Amin interrogated Moses Okello, and asked the officer how the three
>> > persons died.
>> > The sergeant explained that as he drove them to their homes as ordered
>> > after the Nile Gardens public inquiry, they attempted to strangle him,
>> > probably with the intention of escaping with the vehicle. In the
>> > scuffle, they got into a head-on collision with another on-coming
>> > vehicle. This was at the junction between the now Sheraton hotel
>> > (service entrance) and Kampala club.
>> > His assailants were Erinayo Oryema, Janan Luwum and Oboth Ofumbi.
>> > It is reported that he then pulled out his service weapon and shot his
>> > assailants, otherwise it was him who was being strangled to death.
>> > For decades Sgt. Moses Okello lived quietly in Torit, South Sudan. He
>> > then moved to the capital Juba where he lives today.
>> > It is quite concerning that nobody ever thought to interview him about
>> > the incident.
>> > Most media have preferred discussing the "Fake News" by Henry Kyemba
>> > and another opportunist called Lawoko. People who were nowhere near
>> > the security services, neither were they in the vehicle. In fact Mr.
>> > Lawoko was working in Radio Uganda that day as director dispatching
>> > his journalists to cover the Nile hotel public hearing, but then
>> > writes a book claiming he was imprisoned in the "dungeons of
>> > Nakasero". His own colleagues have reported this fact on record.
>> > Possibly he feared to be seen as someone who had worked in the Amin
>> > government because the subsequent Tanzanian led regimes might have
>> > summarily killed him. Therefore he wrote a book claiming to be "an
>> > Amin victim". Many other people have played victims with similar lies
>> > and crocodile tears so as to survive the wrath of the Tanzanians and
>> > their
>> > deadly Ugandan exile cronies who went on a bloody rampage after the
>> > 1979 war. The ensuing chaos included multiple successive coups,
>> > looting, war crimes, and genocide for an entire decade where a million
>> > Ugandans are estimated to have died.
>> > On 16th February 1977, the real last person to see the three
>> > assailants alive was Moses Okello. He is the one who reportedly shot
>> > them.There are claims that he might have done so deliberately for
>> > other purposes, including that he could have been a double agent who
>> > also served Obote's political tribalism interests to discredit the
>> > Amin government.
>> > I have persisted in asking for a forensic investigation of the shots
>> > fired. Especially at the time when the reburial was being organized a
>> > year ago.
>> > But in 1977, the Amin government investigation failed to find any
>> > evidence that disproved Moses Okello's statement, and to this day
>> > there is no evidence that disputes Okello's self-defense claim.
>> > To the best of my knowledge, the only other independent inquiry that
>> > took place was by the World Council of Churches (1984?). They have
>> > since locked-up their final report.
>> > But what I would genuinely like to see is that Radio Uganda and Uganda
>> > television bring out the entire video and audio recordings of the
>> > public hearing that took place at Nile gardens. President Amin ordered
>> > a live broadcast for transparency purposes so that the Ugandan people
>> > and the international community witness exactly who and what was being
>> > organized against the country. It was a case where the accused had
>> > been caught red-handed with trucks of Italian made weapons. But that
>> > is another issue altogether.
>> > Personally I would like to see the Anglican Church (and journalists)
>> > meeting Mr. Moses Okello himself face-to-face.
>> > For four decades, many opportunists have been benefiting from
>> > royalties accrued from best-selling books. They have been on global TV
>> > interviews and enjoyed public fame from the events of 16th February
>> > 1977. All without giving a single coin to the bereaved families.
>> > President Idi Amin had decided to discuss the treason case with the
>> > deceased. He had chosen dialogue, leniency and diplomacy because the
>> > case involved top public personalities, two of whom were senior
>> > officials from his own government.
>> > They were found to be in advanced stages of plans to create insecurity
>> > with a multitude of weapons, and thereby disrupt the fragile harmony
>> > that existed within the country at the time. Other rebel groups
>> > leaders have since confessed they were also deliberately involved in
>> > "covert operations". This simply means creating havoc, and a climate
>> > of fear. The only way that is done is to engage in terror activities
>> > that instill fear in the population.
>> > Surprisingly they never fought the military or the police but for 8
>> > years went mainly for soft targets, civilian officials and the elite
>> > within Uganda.
>> > The truck that I saw in February 1977 had a poorly painted Pepsi logo
>> > with weapons hidden under a false floor. It was at Rubaga Cathedral
>> > when we passed by to see the find. That is what caused the late Janan
>> > Luwum's arrest.
>> > It appears the aim was to create political, economic, and social
>> > instability in the entire country.
>> > If out of a 38 year fear of the liberators the older generation of
>> > Ugandans has failed to speak truth since 1979, todays young generation
>> > deserves the true facts about what exactly happened on that day.
>> > On the sidelines of this national history, it was interesting to read
>> > Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda, who is a co-chair for the Luwum day organizing
>> > Commitee, stating how "the overthrow of Amin acted as a stabilizing
>> > factor for Uganda". He probably must have forgotten that after the
>> > Amin government, the so-called liberation created multiple wars,
>> > consecutive genocides, and mass war crimes against humanity across the
>> > whole country for almost two decades, with the skeletons of Luweero,
>> > the Mukura massacre, the Mbarara Massacre, the Ombachi massacre, and
>> > the Northern war being the most prominent still visible features.
>> > An estimated 2 million Ugandans have died in conflict since the famous
>> > liberation of 1979. That is without counting the staggering 6 million
>> > Congolese killed, tortured, raped, or maimed during the infamous
>> > invasions of their country by Uganda.
>> > This is the exact same number as the Jews that were exterminated by
>> > Hitler during World War II.
>> > It is also closing in on the 10 million Congolese killed by King
>> > Leopold II of Belgium during colonialism.
>> > Impoverished Ugandans now owe $10 billion dollars to the Democratic
>> > Republic of Congo for the plunder of the mineral-rich neighboring
>> > African country.
>> > Meanwhile I hear Ugandans discussing the mysterious death of
>> > personalities like the late Andrew Kayiira who was shot by suspected
>> > government assailants while at a purported friends home. The reasons
>> > are unclear but it is widely claimed to have been a politically
>> > motivated extra-judicial killing.
>> > Incidentally today both the co-chairmen of the Luwum day organizing
>> > committee have been active members in the regimes and counter-regimes
>> > that thrived in the post-Amin era that saw the total collapse of both
>> > the state and the economy, plus the resulting untold human cost to the
>> > country. They called it liberation. Yet the period immediately after
>> > President Amin is on record as the worst ever in Ugandan history,
>> > where not a single new infrastructure
>> > or public service was introduced until the late 90's, almost 20 years
>> > of nothing but fighting, looting, mismanagement, stolen elections,
>> > gross human rights abuses, corruption and tribalism as the order of
>> > the day. Uganda's lowest Gross National Income (GNI) per capita on
>> > record was around $240 dollars per person per year in 1983. That is
>> > less than a dollar a day per Ugandan that each citizen had to live on
>> > to raise their family with, including education and healthcare.
>> > Maybe Mr. Olara Otunnu and Ndugu Rugunda require that I produce the
>> > NRA's ten point program that depicts the kind of "fascist" governance
>> > as is stated there-in. One that was rampant during the 5-year Luweero
>> > bush war where the so-called "Liberators" fought viciously amongst
>> > themselves after taking over from Amin? Mr. Otunnu might recall how
>> > the regime he served ordered the infamous "Panda gari" operation
>> > during that time where scores of innocent civilians suspected to be
>> > NRA sympathizers were ruthlessly collected by UNLA soldiers around
>> > Uganda never to be seen again. 500,000 people died in Luweero alone.
>> > I never saw anything like that ever happen on civilians during the
>> > Amin government. He loved the people and never deployed the army
>> > against them even once.
>> > The sight of Mr. Olara Otunnu.being free, alive and well, yet he was
>> > an official in the criminal 1980's regimes is quite peculiar. Here he
>> > is now also working as Co-chair of the organizing committee for Luwum
>> > day.
>> > He has also been the president of a party whose youth wing notoriously
>> > slaughtered populations in areas that were deemed rebel strongholds
>> > during the afore-mentioned 5-year bush war.
>> > How such an entity (his political party) is still facilitated to
>> > function publicly after inflicting so much pain and propagating so
>> > much hate as official policy and ideology, is an issue that probably
>> > explains best the impunity levels going around. It surely waters down
>> > the organizing committees vow to uphold "values held by the late
>> > Archbishop Janan Luwum".
>> > Mind you Ambassador Otunnu once feigned his own death by writing to
>> > the international media that a brilliant Makerere University student
>> > named Olara Otunnu has been brutally murdered by a savage Amin.
>> > Mr. Otunnu had an American friend the late Mr. Cyril Boyles Jr. whose
>> > Ugandan widow still runs their tour agency in Kampala. Cyril sadly
>> > passed away in Kampala in Jan. 2015. A black American teacher brought
>> > to Uganda by Amin to help in the education sector and who in 1975
>> > first designed the famous Amin T-shirts with a picture of President
>> > Amin being carried by British Ugandans.
>> > Cyril was shocked to find Otunnu alive in New York city months after
>> > the disturbing press reports of Otunnu's death at the hands of Amin.
>> > The American almost fled for dear life in fear of possibly having met
>> > an Olara Otunnu ghost. Upon inquiring what happened, Cyril was
>> > saddened to see Otunnu smile sheepishly without any clear honest
>> > response.
>> > Many people have similarly made careers and livelihoods out of lies
>> > and tarnishing Amin's name.
>> > In the course of the last 40 years we the Amin family have had the
>> > most fictitious falsehoods, ridicule and mockery leveled against us.
>> > Politicians just getting up and insulting us in public. But our
>> > silence has been persistent. So I felt maybe we should issue a public
>> > response that could help provide some truthful perspective on the
>> > history of this country without conveniently overlooking some
>> > incredibly callous chapters that the concerned parties
>> > probably feel uncomfortable discussing, and thereby prefer that we all
>> > keep focusing on Amin.
>> > But to end on a more positive note, We sincerely wish the Anglican
>> > Church good luck in the new building. We also hope that the organizing
>> > committee is sensitive to what could be termed as discrimination.
>> > Three people were caught in the same turmoil. Killed by the same Moses
>> > Okello at the same time, on the same day. But only one gets a national
>> > day named after him, and the same person now gets a building named
>> > after him as well.
>> > What the Oryema and Oboth Ofumbi families must be feeling can be
>> > understood by any considerate person. My maternal Grandfather the late
>> > Archdeacon Silas Adroa used to tell me how the Church must always be
>> > the first to stand with the poor and the marginalized. I believe the
>> > late Janan Luwum could have had similar values in the course of his
>> > religious work.
>> > I once proposed that we consider having one national day for all those
>> > countless downtrodden, including prominent people, who have lost their
>> > lives in our modern history since independence. However the idea has
>> > not been looked into seriously as a conciliatory necessity for this
>> > country. I am not sure but maybe some people prefer that certain
>> > enmities/conflict continue. Which is quite a shortsighted perspective
>> > given that we now almost all agree to vouch for development and growth
>> > as Janan Luwum House is a good testimony to.
>> > Lastly we hope that the co-chairpersons of the organizing committee
>> > will be open to inviting the Amin family to say a few words to the
>> > congregation during the St Janan Luwum Day celebrations on February
>> > 16th 2017.
>> >
>> > Thank You and God Bless.
>> >
>> > Daily Monitor story:
>> > http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/ National/Church-House-renamed-
>> Janani-Luwum/688334-3780872-6k b540/index.html
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