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Re: Speak for yourself, you uncle
Posted By: rasi In Response To: Speak for yourself, you uncle (of ma'at)
Date: Thursday, 20 October 2011, at 10:56 a.m.
Thank you for the criticism 'Of Maat' - ur views have been noted.
Karibkween presentation is on Point to you. To me it is not. To you, I am an uncle tom/missionary etc. To those that know me I am not. In either case, we both have the power of having our opinion.
I would think someone with your high level of knowledge would know that the CIA and their assasins have never left the Land. Just because you have read it on Yahoo/CNN/or Africa online about the Open engagement of US Troops in Africa; the reality is they have always been doing their covert and not so covert deeds on the Continent. This is why I asked, what other responses are appropraite to ease the situation in Uganda.
A person with any degree of knowledge would realeyes that the:
THE AMERICANS ARE HERE!!!
THE AMERICANS ARE HERE!!!Therefore if there are African solutions to African problems - we are less likely to succumb to American foreign policy.
The challenge of "opening-up" and sharing information about ones self in this environment - is that I have freely shared about my work/hometown; challenges/triumphs etc, and individuals such as yourself try and use information that was freely shared amongst 'family' and use it to attempt prove a point about anothers motivation.
With that said, I will ask again what response/intervention would be most appropriate to mitigate the issues that are ongoing in Uganda?
Thanks for your Input Nephew,
Your Truly,
Uncle Rasi
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