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From: uga479
To: P'loreng'a Neko-yat ; [log in to unmask] ; [log in to unmask]
Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 10:59 PM
Subject: ***DP Victory; the implications.
1)
" I mean, he can begin his second tern all
over again!!"
2)
Now, if the 2001 elections are to be affected, don't we see Mu7 seeking for a fresh mandate to compensate for the loss? I mean, he can begin his second tern all over again!!
3)
Can somebody in the legal fraternity, or anyone with good grip of this matter nurse my curosity very promptly!.
P'loreng'a.
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Ejakait,
I am neither in the legal fraternity, nor do I have any good grip of this matter. My simple observation is that M7 has no choice. If he does not want to leave peacefully, the way out will be very narrower for him and his supporters than it already is now..
We have children who have been made, produced, grew up and some of them maimed, raped, starved, etc in an open space - the so-called "Safe Houses" - and for almost 20 years now. Those we looked upon to sympathise with this inhumane situation terribly turned deaf ears and blind eyes to our plight - they chose the gold/diamond - that is where they had all their eyes wide open.
We have children who have been and continue to be denied equal rights to education, health services, infrustructure, etc - schools/hospitals turned into kraal or camps - all these systematically done. Why do you make me say all these obvious things.
Where things have reached, it is just a matter of time - the people have to get their dignity back - ONE WAY OR THE OTHER!.
Any and all peace-loving Ugandans should strive to see that the Museveni/Rwakitura Dream is brought to an end peacefully.
Let him try it, and Oh! Cry! Cry! My beloved Country, Cry!!
Best regards,
Nyar'Onyango
----- Original Message -----
From: P'loreng'a Neko-yat
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Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 2:26 AM
Subject: re: DP Victory; the implications.
Dear Comrades.
I am seeking a debate from the learnt fellows on the matter arising from the verdict reached at by the Supreme court of Uganda in regards to the DP petition of the Referrundum act 2000.
I am no lwyer, but being an analyst and lobbyist, my interest is vastly cebtred on th eimplication as a tool.
I have known Mr. Kashilingi Hussein who, today is heading the leagl team of govern from State house perspective, by the way, for your information, he is the son to the kashilingi the soldier who is military attache at Ug's embassy in Sudan.
I have read all the arguments fronted by these men, but where my interest lies is wether the fact that the referundum is null and void has direct implication on the 2001 Presidential elections. The reason being that the elections were held under a constitutionally illegal System of governance therfore it is null and void as well. You will recall here that the Referendum was based on whether to have Multi Party or continue with the cult of Movement.
I recall that during te first ruling, in which the said act was enacted, there were two options being discussed at the Movemnet Headquarters and power circles were as follows;
1. Forget about the referundum(it had so many adverse complications),
2. Proceed but rig the process(thus they proceeded and passed the bill in a day 11hrs before the constitutional deadline) and
3. The most dangerous one was for Mu7 to overthrow the Government through a revolution, thus bringing in martial law to restore law and order, dissolving all branches of government and so forth.
Now, if the 2001 elections are to be affected, don't we see Mu7 seeking for a fresh mandate to compensate for the loss? I mean, he can begin his second tern all over again!!
Can somebody in the legal fraternity, or anyone with good grip of this matter nurse my curosity very promptly!.
P'loreng'a.
ILUPCY - International League of UPC Youths.
The "Third Liberation of Uganda; Common sense revolution"
"It is common sense that Museveni is a brutal dictator, it is a common sense that human rights records are so adverse in Uganda. It is a common sense that Ugandans are eager for change, no matter what the means are. We shall commit our selves to holding the light. This is our commitment, our obligations as young people bound to defend a generation from waste!". Neko-yat P'loreng'a.
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