Dear Moses is already a walking dead. Stupidly guided, Ali should see what happened in Kasese. The scriptures are replete with that day of judgement or in the Qur'an, "Yaumal Qiyamah". ( the most mentioned event in the whole Qur'an. It is said that one's hands, eyes, ears, eyes, tongue, legs etc will testify against their owner. The owner would wish he could disown them but too late. the "Fazlur Rahman" (Arabic), is an oblique paraphrase of Qur'an's sura / verse 50:22, which says that Judgment Day is the "Hour when every human will be shaken into a unique and unprecedented self-awareness of his deeds; he will squarely and starkly face his own doings, (not-doings, and mis-doings of others) and accept the judgment upon them. Poor Moses, all the bloods of Acholi people you so wantonly spilled during Amin's time, as if you never set foot in Acholi. My advice to the good Madi people, remember these truths: [a] your history states that you needed a king also, so you forcefully abducted an Acholi prince and forced him to rule over you, [b] geography is unkind and you have to cross Acholiland to get to Kampala unless you are blessed with a helicopter [c] that these good neighbours of yours, the Acholi have the uncanny characteristic of long long memories. For example a luo speaker to point at a "kinaga" in Acoli. They will never, because Camels, the "kinaga" is in their ancient conscience to when they ruled at "Te Kidi" or the foothills of Napata, in ancient Nubia on the Nile West Bank. They still sing in Naga or Bwola about a sellout ruler /General called LAKILA. It recalls the war fought by Luo people against the hairy, brown-skinned, dirty-bearded invaders ( I believe this should be the oldest song on record). Long, elephant-style Memories!! Anyway, Poor Madi. The good people of Madi will soon have to endure the curse of the heavy weight lifting that will befall them, should their dear son prematurely kick the bucket. In case the dead weight of the Gen proves too much, they could reliably request some acholiland elephants to help out with the heavy, dead weight.
Dear Moses is already a walking dead. Stupidly guided, Ali should see what happened in Kasese.
The scriptures are replete with that day of judgement or in the Qur'an, "Yaumal Qiyamah". ( the most mentioned event in the whole Qur'an. It is said that one's hands, eyes, ears, eyes, tongue, legs etc will testify against their owner. The owner would wish he could disown them but too late. the "Fazlur Rahman" (Arabic), is an oblique paraphrase of Qur'an's sura / verse 50:22, which says that Judgment Day is the "Hour when every human will be shaken into a unique and unprecedented self-awareness of his deeds; he will squarely and starkly face his own doings, (not-doings, and mis-doings of others) and accept the judgment upon them.
Poor Moses, all the bloods of Acholi people you so wantonly spilled during Amin's time, as if you never set foot in Acholi.
My advice to the good Madi people, remember these truths: [a] your history states that you needed a king also, so you forcefully abducted an Acholi prince and forced him to rule over you, [b] geography is unkind and you have to cross Acholiland to get to Kampala unless you are blessed with a helicopter [c] that these good neighbours of yours, the Acholi have the uncanny characteristic of long long memories. For example a luo speaker to point at a "kinaga" in Acoli. They will never, because Camels, the "kinaga" is in their ancient conscience to when they ruled at "Te Kidi" or the foothills of Napata, in ancient Nubia on the Nile West Bank. They still sing in Naga or Bwola about a sellout ruler /General called LAKILA. It recalls the war fought by Luo people against the hairy, brown-skinned, dirty-bearded invaders ( I believe this should be the oldest song on record). Long, elephant-style Memories!!
Anyway, Poor Madi. The good people of Madi will soon have to endure the curse of the heavy weight lifting that will befall them, should their dear son prematurely kick the bucket. In case the dead weight of the Gen proves too much, they could reliably request some acholiland elephants to help out with the heavy, dead weight.