The world is a funny place.About five years or so ago,this very General was sitting in Kampala lamenting Olara Otunu,for being a refugee and stateless and look now where he has ended up.Olara Otunu is now in Uganda and this General is now a homeless refugee.This should be a warning to all those Ugandan master criminals.Whether you like or not,you will pay for your crimes.
For 27 years you have been working under M7. What made you change your mind after all this time when you have well prepared yourself to move to UK and live like a King. Why didn't you live after 10years? There something here which you need to explain to Ugandan's.
This is not a racial platform,any person of any tribe z free to stand n participate in the politics of ug....am n concerning general, he z also Ugandan n he had da ryt to talk abt wat he sees z going wrong despite having served this very gorvenment
muhanguzi you commnt like that becouse ure from the west but some us fro central have suffered yet our parents participated in the war let tinyefuza talk many baganda youth are in prisons
Sam, this is not a platform of racism and tribalism, Museveni coming from western Uganda doesn't mean he puts bread on my table. Secondly, i can not stand to say it is only Baganda who are in prison, we need not to create sectarianism in handling these issues. We are all Ugandans.
I see a man fearing for his life and trying to rescue himself. Being a head of intelligence, you know a lot and have planned a lot. U are a reliable source of information because a child living under a house hold should be able to tell the brand of toothpaste being used. Mr Tinyefuza, you have lived by the sword. Funny thing is that we Ugandans feel like foreigners in our own country... My prediction is Mr Muhoozi is next president and there is nothing Ugandans can do about it. Reference DRC :-)
General Tinyefunza,I've heard you blame Museveni,whom I personally loath beyond imagination for all the problems that Uganda is going through now as if you were not part of it,however,my one question is,when are you going to address the issue of Northern Uganda in which you as a commander during the LRA killed deliberately or otherwise thousands of people? You talk of being scared of whether someone will bump you off but have you given a thought of how many mothers you have robbed of loved ones?
