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How will we explain our silence? Why have we abandoned this man to his tormentors? Why do we pretend not to see? It is true: People get the leaders they deserve…

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Dorty Wallace2 months ago

Ugandans have Failed Dr Besigye, I can imagine if anyone dared take Raila Odinga in prison for their selfish reasons, that president can not sleep in Kenya. Even when he was sworn in after kibakis second no machinery dared touch him. It's up to you

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Hakeem Nassur 🇨🇦2 months ago

@NelsonHavi Uganda is a backward country with coward people they don’t even know their rights shame on you Uganda

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KEMITOOMA2 months ago

His last words: STOP STOP STOP 🛑 #resistingTheResistance

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Bbaale.2 months ago

@M_____i_JR A man who has fought for us since as long as we can remember!!!! Shame on me!!!

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Johnnie Musinguzi2 months ago

Abandoned our leader? He preached non violence! Non violent demonstration has been criminalised. What next?

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Johnnie Musinguzi2 months ago

We're not silent! @NRMOnline are deaf!

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Anne Mugisha2 months ago

@NRMOnline

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Kairu Mwaura2 months ago

The fact that there is a section of Ugandans who supports this regime means Uganda will remain a military state for much longer time. It will be liberated by a 3rd generation from this one. That M7 toddler will rule you. Very soon. And you will do nothing about it.

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Zenobia2 months ago

The man helped bring bandits to power .... using dubious means that were obvious to him. That man knew of the terrorism the Kyali's and Seikos were doing .... and went on to propagate fake news of Obote kills pipo

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Ona2 months ago

Please lead the way, perhaps if you act then the rest shall not be so afraid. Someone has to get a party started after all.

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Anne Mugisha2 months ago

We each have to take personal responsibility

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Ona2 months ago

I agree but non violence cannot succeed in the Ugandan context, the oppression has no conscious.

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Edgar Muhumuza2 months ago

The silent in the 1970s are the ministers today and the silent in the 1980s are the father's to the security personels tormenting others today for thos born in the 1990s we r silently teaching our children to do better to change (mental change is way better than physical one)

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itizi Muhangi2 months ago

This is our responsibility absolutely but we have stepped aside like nothing is going on in our motherland Shame on us 😭

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Tom Elvis Okirya2 months ago

I am truly sorry madam.... I cry deep inside. As a Ugandan even when I want to do something..... unfortunately I don't know what to do or where to start from😭😭😭😭❣️❣️❣️

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George Geria2 months ago

Such scenes inflict as much damage to the country's tourism sector and the economy as ebola does. @TourismBoardUg @wekesa_amos @rggoobi

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Nicholas W.Robert2 months ago

A day will come when Ugandans will be liberated, but the cost may be far greater than it would have been had people stood up for their rights earlier. Many remain silent out of fear of being targeted by state security forces, while others don't feel the urgency because they believe it doesn't directly affect their daily lives. History has often shown that delaying action can make the eventual cost of change much higher because those who have fought for them are fighting alone without the support of those they're fighting for.

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BenAptitude2 months ago

You will never be free. Why? Because the only opportunity you guys had was blown. @HEBobiwine came and left. There will never be another movement like his. Arm yourselves and eliminate the dictatorship. Eliminate. NOW. Capture them, take their guns and form a militia.

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Goons rattler2 months ago

No Ugandan should be allowed to practice law outside that shit hole country. There is nothing to learn in matters jurisprudence from there. @mkainerugaba , @KagutaMuseveni should face international sanctions for life.

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Manufacturing Crusader2 months ago

It is only a matter of time. There is a quote attributed "It is only a matter of time. There is a quote attributed to Grace Ibingira: you see the learned fellows with their own hands crucifying him. With Radical Bar running away what do you expect

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Sunshine2 months ago

So sad that Ugandans have really failed this man. A man that was, and is still fighting for your freedom and your rights? Wallahy nyi ni washenzi kabisa.

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popino2 months ago

Ugandans are cowards

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Faridah Nelima2 months ago

After the government will grab his body mbu abade muntu mulamu Kale I feel pain and ashamed of our country

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Rocks weks2 months ago

You Ugandans... should wake up...unless you wake up from tht seat of cawardness you will remail in that leadership forever

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Kaguhangire Ambrose(Uganda is my Motherland)2 months ago

The same way @Winnie_Byanyima has been quiet and enjoying UN money with Museveni as Ugandas were oppressed in the last 25 years!!!!

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Dictator2 months ago

@Winnie_Byanyima We used to say akolagana ne Museveni?

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rafaelo2 months ago

It's heartbreaking, UG,TZ and KE...same script diff cast.

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denis2 months ago

Rise up Ugandans and chart your path or you'll fall like men who stood for nothing.

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Dr.Matsiko Moses2 months ago

Thank u @annemugisha65, let's join hands, use what we can to fight for the freedom of Dr. KB

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u2 months ago

Live bullets are no joke

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Elijah2 months ago

This family won't torment Uganda forever - one person's act can change all this. The incorrigible son not withstanding

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Mwalimu Njuguna2 months ago

Ugandans are morons. Absolute morons millions of people ruled by iron fist by just less than 150,000 men with guns

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Simububi naye2 months ago

This is a well orchestrated move, world liberty congress and its stooges at work

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S.H.I.F.T2 months ago

Either live on your knees or die standing. Uganda has so far elected the former.

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Gigitrina2 months ago

Imagine the shame our government will have if that man dies in prison. Opposition members are still citizens and their rights have to be protected

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Kalema Andrew2 months ago

Your the same people who used to he is one of them and he is fooling ugandans. So what changed?

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S.A _Muwonge2 months ago

You too ur doin the simplest n ofcourse the easiest 😉 Just posting

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James Oigo2 months ago

Ugandans are cowards and timids.

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