Mr. Lumumba H. Amin

(Photo: Google Images) While discussing how the western media was covering the war in Ukraine, a British Journalist called John Simpson working for the BBC, hesitantly wondered if the western media wasn't reporting what they themselves wanted to hear about the progress of the war, as opposed to what was actually happening. The mere fact that a western journalist is questioning his own group's narrative means he has seen or felt something terribly wrong with their story. Maybe it is that just two days before the war started, when the Kremlin was still gathering the necessary troops at the Ukrainian border for the "Special Military Operation", the world saw President Vladimir Putin blasting his Defense Minister live on television as the Russian leader asked each cabinet member to vote whether they were for or against recognizing the newly independent regions in eastern Ukraine. In his panic, the Defense Minister mistakenly voted for the "Annexation" of these r...

                                   Photo: His Excellency Field Marshal President Idi Amin Dada. Madame Speaker, Members of Parliament, citizens of Uganda! First of all, I want to start by saying here that if anything happens to me, just know who is responsible. September 2022 is the 50th anniversary of the tragic abduction and disappearance of Uganda's Chief Justice Benedicto Kiwanuka. What the 1974 Commission of Inquiry revealed about this disturbing case, and what the government investigations achieved back then, is that Amin already got all those behind this heinous, senseless crime and put them on firing squad as everyone has seen in the news pictures. However, one other individual has since come out declaring himself the only survivor of the gang, thus incriminating himself in this harrowing case. He therefore now has to answer to the families of his victims, particularly on the question of th...