Jabou you wrote:
"Proof that there is a lot of sinister things going on underneath the
surface these days"
***********************
It is not that these things have just started these days as you put it.
Rather, it has always been there, only that these days technic has made it
possible/easier for us to get/spread information much easily, quickly and
to/from everywhere.
I once said something on this net, regarding how our so-called third world
presidents are treated.
Any good statesman will always either be assassinated through internal
(usualy through opposition/military) or externally (mercenary ) operations,
others will be overthrown through rebels or military coups - i.e.r. Obote,
will forever be demonised , kept out of the lands political scene, and not
be allowed to appear in any history writing - at least not in a positive
way. Our presidents get threatened to do as they are being told or get
forecefully removed or killed.
This however, is never in the interest of the local natives.
Those who refuse to bow down to these imperialists, (eg. Dr. Obote of Uganda
refused to subdue himself and thereby his country) - and the damage is there
to be seen. Uganda is considered a STATIGIC place - this has brought Uganda
to what it is now - just because they have got somebody they can use to do
their dirty job which Obote could not do.
Many of you may not have read anything good about him. He is the best
dictator the imperialists have ever known. To the majority of Ugandans,
what these people and their agents within the country have said/written
about Obote has never made them change their respect for what he stands for.
Any president praised; immediately "recognised" by the imperialists, and
gets a lot of support from them is never the best for his land!
Best regards,
Nyar'Onyango
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jabou Joh" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 3:29 PM
Subject: Re: *** US PLANE DETAINED** 5 COUNTRIES ALREADY INVOLVED
> Brother,
>
> This incident is turning out to be quite something. Proof that there is a
lot
> of sinister things going on underneath the surface these days. Mercenaries
> being hired to distabilize governments or carry out any other missions is
> something that cannot be tolerated and these people need to be made an
example. I
> hope the Zimbabwean authorities will not let them og just like that. They
could
> have been there to accomplish a mission as well because I am sure there si
> much more ot the story.
>
> Jabou Joh
>
> In a message dated 3/10/04 3:08:43 AM Central Standard Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
> >
> >
> > The mystery grows surrounding the US-registered Boeing 727/100 carrying
war
> > material and 64 presumed mercenaries of various nationalities, impounded
by
> > the Zimbabwean authorities in the capital Harare on Sunday. Pending
> > information from Harare concerning its investigation into the episode,
different - and
> > sometimes contrasting - declarations have been arriving from other
countries.
> > The information minister of Equatorial Guinea has confirmed the
hypothesis
> > linking the plane and its cargo with recent rumours of preparations for
a
> > presumed coup underway in the capital Malabo with the aim of
overthrowing
> > Theodore Obiang, who has led the country since 1968. "Some 15
mercenaries have been
> > arrested here in Equatorial Guinea and it was connected with that plane
in
> > Zimbabwe. They were the advance party of that group," Information
Minister
> > Agustin Nse Nfumu told 'Reuters'. According to the information released
by the
> > government of Malabo, the presumed mercenaries include several white
South
> > Africans, South Africans of Angolan origin, a German national and men
from
> > Kazakhstan and Armenia. A few hours ago, the South African secret
services (the
> > sequestered plane took off from a small airport north of Pretoria)
announced
> > that the plane was destined for the tiny oil-rich former Spanish colony,
> > according to the information in their possession. However, in the
afternoon Charles
> > Burrow, a high-ranking representative of Logo Logistics Ltd, the African
> > company that allegedly purchased the plane from 'Dodson Aviation
Incorporated',
> > based in Ottawa, Kansas (US), just a week ago, said that the aircraft
had been
> > hired by a group of men with military experience destined for eastern
> > Democratic Republic of Congo to guarantee the security of an unspecified
mine.
> > Pending further statements and the decision by Harare to break its
silence and
> > disclose the details of its investigation, this episode is emblematic of
the
> > mysterious nature of the international network supporting modern-day
soldiers
> > of fortune. For now, the only certainty to have emerged from the episode
is
> > that everyone considers the presence of mercenaries in at least two
African
> > countries (Equatorial Guinea and ex Zaire) to be a fact needing no
> > disclaimer.[LC]
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