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The political rivalry between Rebecca Kadaga and Milly Babalanda has exploded into one of the most shocking public fallouts in recent memory. What began as a simmering power struggle has now turned into a dramatic exposé, leaving the nation stunned. In a stunning revelation, Kadaga openly declared that she... was the architect behind Babalanda’s rise to power. She claimed responsibility for securing her appointment as Deputy Resident District Commissioner and later facilitating her entry into the Office of the Presidency — despite what she suggested was a lack of the necessary qualifications. Even more explosive was the apparent admission that academic documents were misrepresented or forged to pave the way for Babalanda’s appointment. The fallout has been as bitter as it has been public. Kadaga’s remarks conveyed not only political frustration but also personal disappointment, as she appeared aggrieved by what she perceived as Babalanda’s ingratitude. Beyond the personal clash, the saga casts a harsh spotlight on the broader political machinery under President Yoweri Museveni. Critics argue that the episode exposes the inner workings of a system driven by patronage, loyalty, and divide-and-rule tactics rather than merit and transparency. What was once whispered behind closed doors is now being aired openly — raising uncomfortable questions about how power is acquired and sustained. This is no longer just a feud between two powerful figures. It is a revealing drama that has peeled back the curtain on the political culture shaping the nation’s leadership. YouTube -show more

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⚡️ "The political leadership of Ukraine is no longer a political leadership. Since last March, it has been a criminal group, an organized criminal community that usurped power. They hold onto power under the pretext of the need to fight Russia, with the aim of personal enrichment. This has now become a well-known fact, as revealed by anti-corruption investigations. I think it should be clear to everyone that these people, sitting on golden chamber pots, hardly think about the fate of their country and its people." - President Putin

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Very interesting part of Hillary’s deposition, Everybody saying it was a “waste of time”. It was not. Here, Clinton talks about Maxwell’s “public persona” in 2013. In 2013 (!!!). How Maxwell spoke at the United Nations, gave a TED talk, was featured in CNN. She had a public persona “because nobody at that time knew what was later discovered”. Hillary suggests that Maxwell‘s social stature was prominent because nobody knew. The problem is that as of 2013 (earlier in fact), everybody ALREADY knew of her association with Jeffrey Epstein. She was known as the “lady of the house”. She was known as his “confidante”. So her reputable “public persona” at the United Nations, at Ted, in the press, was not because of what was not known. It existed *despite* what *was* known. And all of these political figures - including those involved in “humanitarian aid” - contributed to fraternize and do business with not only Maxwell, but Jeffrey Epstein as well. Right up until he “killed himself”. That is a serious admission that seems to have slipped under the radar.

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Loren Legarda, a political prostitute par excellence. Loren Legarda’s many prevarications meant that she cannot be trusted as a political ally. She had the most to lose by any other Senator, both politically and on a personal level, following the biggest Senate brouhaha to ever hit the institution since 1916. The painful reality is that she played a direct part in all of it, in bringing the Senate to disrepute and disrepair. She played a direct part in bringing the last bastion of democracy to its lowest levels. By June 2028, she will have ended her Senatorial career as one whose integrity will always be questioned. She will be known as the shortest serving Senate Pro Tempore by 23 days, and where she accomplished nothing. Her ambitions to become the first female Senate President has ended in tatters, all by her undoing and greediness for power. A Senate President who never was. Could have been, but never will be.

Loren Legarda, a political prostitute par excellence. Loren Legarda’s many prevarications meant that she cannot be trusted as a political ally. She had the most to lose by any other Senator, both politically and on a personal level, following the biggest Senate brouhaha to ever hit the institution since 1916. The painful reality is that she played a direct part in all of it, in bringing the Senate to disrepute and disrepair. She played a direct part in bringing the last bastion of democracy to its lowest levels. By June 2028, she will have ended her Senatorial career as one whose integrity will always be questioned. She will be known as the shortest serving Senate Pro Tempore by 23 days, and where she accomplished nothing. Her ambitions to become the first female Senate President has ended in tatters, all by her undoing and greediness for power. A Senate President who never was. Could have been, but never will be.

The King

46,568 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

The craziest part of the leaked Samantha Power call was her complaining USAID has no transparency, utterly clueless to the irony that she's only experiencing what she did to everyone else -- on the outside, as a civilian, there's no way to see what the agency is actually doing

The craziest part of the leaked Samantha Power call was her complaining USAID has no transparency, utterly clueless to the irony that she's only experiencing what she did to everyone else -- on the outside, as a civilian, there's no way to see what the agency is actually doing

Mike Benz

495,433 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

#WATCH | Delhi | On West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's ‘I will not resign, I did not lose’ statement, CPI General Secretary D Raja says, “…Mamata Banerjee has made it very clear that she has not lost the elections. It is her political conviction, and it is a political battle that she is waging. One has to understand the legal procedure and what the government will do because elections were over and the results were declared… How to challenge the elections? It raises several questions regarding procedure and the power of the Governor. We will have to wait and see.”

#WATCH | Delhi | On West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's ‘I will not resign, I did not lose’ statement, CPI General Secretary D Raja says, “…Mamata Banerjee has made it very clear that she has not lost the elections. It is her political conviction, and it is a political battle that she is waging. One has to understand the legal procedure and what the government will do because elections were over and the results were declared… How to challenge the elections? It raises several questions regarding procedure and the power of the Governor. We will have to wait and see.”

ANI

56,862 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

This lady has been speaking out on social media about the state of Ireland. And the fact that she is scared to live there now. As a result, she is now being hounded by the authorities and at her work. Disgusting.😡

This lady has been speaking out on social media about the state of Ireland. And the fact that she is scared to live there now. As a result, she is now being hounded by the authorities and at her work. Disgusting.😡

Patriotic 🇬🇧 Nation

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