Mr. Kateregga,
Are you stating that Ugandan men are above the law? that Ugandan policemen are above the law? That Uganda Army is above the law? that Ugandan appointed and elected public officials are above the law? That just because they are men they are above the law? Are you as a man above the law? You said that, “..My only caution is the risk by these ladies like Ingrid in dealing with our men regardless of class, status, profession, political affiliation etc” The law is passed and enacted on such men as you describe otherwise there would be no law, or we would have segregated laws for men and women. That cannot work. Perhaps it may work in Shariah law, yet it is also questionable by both men and women. I find your caution very intimidating especially to Ingrid and friends yet you are in a journalist capacity.
Yesterday I was watchin MLK program -The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.on CNN as reported by Soledad O’Brien. Everything was documented and we were able to read, see and hear about the Civil Rights Movement in USA. On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks defied government control and chose her own seat on a bus. Her exercise of liberty was a key catalyst in launching the civil-rights movement. America was changed forever.
Yesterday I was watching MLK program -The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.on CNN as reported by Soledad O’Brien. Everything was documented and we were able to read, see and hear about the Civil Rights Movement in USA. On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks defied government control and chose her own seat on a bus. Her exercise of liberty was a key catalyst in launching the civil-rights movement. America was changed forever.
Rev. Jessica Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9)
But you heard what I said don’t you?
OpaA
Obargot, you are a wishful thinker.
Sent: Friday, February 05, 2010 10:27 PM
Kateregga,
Don’t ever forget that you have been cautioned by Ugandan men regardless of their class, status, profession, or political affiliaton etc…..!
Take those cautions very seriously.
And let Ugandan women do their political participations! Otherwise, you risk being dealt with by some big guns!
Okay?
OpaA
Ingrid, l am not intimidating you sister. l am only cautioning you for we have ever seen such incidents in our lives.
Sent: Friday, February 05, 2010 7:51 PM
KATEREGA, Stop intimidating me. Let me inform you that there is no amount of intimidation that will deter me/us. Ingrid.