East African Business Week (Kampala)
15 November 2008
East African countries have failed to agree on how to handle three major pertinent issues: land ownership, free movement of people and permanent residence.
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Who would be the beneficiaries of this crafted free movement of people and land acquisitins scum other than the multinational NGOs who are trying to grab African land by creating tribal wars to depopulate poor Africans from their land by strategically starting tribal wars; lLike that COLTAN war going on in Democratic Republic of Congo right now. This is exactly what they did in Rwanda by causing the in1994 gencide.
These renegade NGOs/corporation never cease to to disappoint. All they need are headless african leaders who are willing to slaughter their own people to make way.
Tanzania may object to the proposal right now. But, these renegade NGOs/corporations always find just the right african man capable of doing the job. The right Tanzanian leader, like Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, will emerge with some "little persuassion" .
Now the rubber hits the road. I have argued, under the DOCTRINE OF SOUPISM, that what are called "African countries" are no more and no less than occupied territories by thieving proxies organized as bunkum political parties.
Don't go around blaming NGOs and coroporations: a stranger cannot enter your house except by force of arms or by invitation. The former is history; the latter, ain't: did the peoples of the respective countries invite the loathed entities?
Morever, who really owns these territories?
And, please, don't say "Africans," for the question will then be the precise determination of that amoebic category.
Cheers.
The willy nilly way in which Uganda has been parcelled out by the NRM, National Rats Movement of Museveni's of Uganda cannot and should not be allowed to spread unchecked. That, Tanzanian and Kenyans would never allow to happen in their countries. Its high time indigenous Ugandans did like wise and bring the wanton sale of their resources for pittance.