How many more massacres and assassinations? The most recent one is in Kasese (estimates of dead from 100 to 203) — and it’s not the first time. There have been repeated assaults including shortly after the February 2016 election that most observers believe Museveni stole from Dr. Kizza Besigye.
In the most recent massacre, Atkins Katusabe, a Ugandan member of parliament who was at the scene in Kasese said he had helped negotiate the surrender of the guards of the traditional monarch who were disarmed but instead Gen. Museveni’s soldiers stormed the palace and killed them.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201611290880.html
The journalist who took photos, Ms. Joy Doreen Bira (woman holding eye glasses in photo below) who works for KTN in Kenya was arrested by Uganda’s military.
http://www.nation.co.ke/…/Journalist-…/1056-3467466-242kxyz/
Look at how the women who worked or resided in the palace were humiliated — undressed and taken away by the dictator’s soldiers.
Degrading Uganda’s women by Gen. Museveni’s military is now the norm. Remember the October 2015 arrest of Ms. Fatuma Zainab a female leader of FDC opposition party who was stripped in public by security agents?
Yet major global media including The New York Times are regurgitating the Museveni regime spin of need to suppress “tribal” uprising. The cynical dictator knows some Western media always fall for the tribal/savage Africa narrative.
No. It’s a massacre. The regime’s elite covete the region’s oil and mineral rich lands and resents their indomitability. The region voted against the regime in February.
Also add to Gen. Museveni’s list of massacres/assassinations in addition to Kasese: Kayunga; Kasese; Acholi; Ituri, Goma, Kisangani (triggering multiple wars that have claimed 6 million Congolese lives); Kigali (Rwanda, after providing missiles that shot down President Habyarimana’s plane triggering massacres that claimed lives of estimated million Rwandans); Juba (South Sudan instigating wars between Kiir and Garang); Central African Republic; Lira; Mukura massacre (Teso); Mogadishu (Somalia); Andrew Kayira (suspected); Francis Ayume (suspected); Nebanda (suspected); Gen. Aronda (suspected); Gen. Kazini (suspected)…
PLEASE add to this list as there are many more.
How can one man spill so much blood with no accountabilty?
For those unfamiliar do a simple Google search if you care.
Yet this man is a #1 Friend of the United States.
Nearly $30 billion in U.S. taxpayers money since he seized power in 1986 when Ronald Reagan was president.
Last year alone the dictator’s regime received $750 million in U.S. Taxpayers’ money according to the Washington Post.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/…/1b1d80ae-fce1-11e5-80e4-c3…
Africans who stand up for the continent are struck down like: Nkrumah; Lumumba; Sankara….
The one responsible for the deaths of so many Africans, like Gen. Yoweri Museveni, who once said Hitler was a great man but went too far, is protected and financed by the U.S. and U.K.
In return for keeping Museveni in power Western companies are allowed to plunder neighboring Congo’s resources (coltan, gold, diamond) through Uganda and Rwanda after Gen. Museveni’s soldiers kill Congolese and clear the mining areas. The United Nations even named some of these companies in past reports.
http://blackagendareport.com/…/ravaging-africa-part-one-mil…
The International Court of Justice ordered Uganda in 2005 to pay Congo $10 billion for the atrocities and plunder — not a dime has been paid.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2005/dec/20/congo.uganda
When the International Criminal Court started investigating the crimes committed in the Congo by Uganda’s military he asked the United Nations Secretary General to block the probe.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB114971481626174102
Protected at the highest places.
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Kasese massacre
http://www.monitor.co.ug/…/878504-3469254-6u02nhz/index.html
Past assault against Dr. Kizza Besigye who is widely believed to have won the past three elections including February’s
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ACZ4075lBFM
Guardian article on dictator Museveni
https://www.theguardian.com/…/yoweri-museveni-uganda-dictat…
Huffpost
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/5625696
Youtube short
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mE-a-fbv_CM
From the archives before notorious camps were closed
