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Inter-Party- Coalition to save Uganda

  1. Posted on Sunday 9 May 2010 - 15:28
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    We want only two opponents in 2011

    Fellow Ugandans the true patriots of the Pearl of Africa, we have seen it all, Unless we agree to work in unison, we shall continue mourning for the fallen Uganda, yet there is a hope for resurrection, Many say that the Enemy of my enemy is my best Friend, For once, May this make sense to all those who are called to the greater cause of freedom, justice, democracy and peace.

    Inter-Party Coalition has already set the grounds ripe for a revolution in this country, its not prudent of any body who loves Uganda to go a head and divide further the Ugandans on the basis political parties that have not yet subscribed to IPC. If you love Uganda, and you are for the right cause, then allow one strong candidate from the opposition to stand against Museveni least we identify you as an ally deliberately dividing Ugandans to stray us from the objective.
    Uganda has not any room for individualistic people to express potential at this defining time, We want NRM out of office, by so doing, however much NRM may rig, they will still go. The time is up, not any single candidate or political party can mobilize and win in 2011 unless if we all work as a team under Inter- Party Cooperation, shall we have the best of what we have toiled for the last 20 years.

    For God and my country

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