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#ExplodingNoema retweeted
Even with Netanyahu out of power, every Israeli is a Netanyahu, every Israeli is a terrorist.
Even a thug can repent and turn to Christ. But repentance means confessing his role in torture, murders and abductions, then facing justice. A life sentence might be the closest thing to mercy he gets. Was he drunk as always?
General Muhoozi: My time as CDF is coming to an end. I have accomplished all the tasks my God gave me. In a few months, I will handover this office to a qualified officer. I shall dedicate my life to Christ after that.
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#ExplodingNoema retweeted
🇵🇱 POLAND, EXPLAINED (for people who don’t care about Polish politics)
In one night, Poland managed to have:
✈️ A president turning his plane around halfway to Africa
📄 An “emergency” court order that was written the night before
🔐 A locksmith hired to break into the Constitutional Court
🧱 The head of state climbing over a wall to get in
📸 A Foreign Minister in Atlanta whose main concern was a selfie with Lavrov
Watch till the end. We already know who they’ll blame by Monday.
#ExplodingNoema retweeted
Breaking News
kushner works for mossad
& Her majesty Lady Lydsey Graham loved dick.
Thank you captain obvious.
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#ExplodingNoema retweeted
Imagine Israel’s election: candidates running to the right of Netanyahu, today’s Hitler.
#ExplodingNoema retweeted
One of the tragedies of @Makerere is that this guy, @MurangiraGord, supposedly the PA of @ProfNawangwe does the actual running of the University with a brain half the size of a mango seed!
Gordon got the job through NEPOTISM, of course - thanks to a “connected brother”. In many serious places, his qualifications, let alone character, wouldn't run a car washing bay. Now he runs Uganda’s oldest & most prestigious university - what is supposed to be our shining light!
His favourite part of the job is going around issuing threats to students and non-teaching staff, expelling students for their political views, and ordering lecturers on what they can, and can't research! All the time walking around with a pistol like an excited toddler does with a candy! In some of his tweets here, he self-congratulates for “getting opposition out of Makerere” & promises to do even more for Museveni and his family.
Of course, he is part of that group of men at Makerere whose wives are “Pentecostal Born Against Christians” who organise prayers to thank God - as their evil husbands expel students for hosting online because they’re NUP!
Also, Gordon goes a long way in ensuring his photo is hard to find online, but yeah, this is him.
How have these idlers respnded to this
Uganda National Data Strategy Launch xitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1DxLdZPLP…
#ExplodingNoema retweeted
Guys, really? The state & gov't are different in 2026 Uganda where the Chief Justice takes oath of office at Museveni's private farm & his son decides the speaker & his deputy?!
Cut the crap! The gov't is the state, & there's a collective term for these two: KAGUTA FAMILY!
Mao joined the regime selling us the fairy tale of reform from within. Now he flies around preaching HuMaN rIgHtS while victims of abductions and torture cry out from Muhoozi's basements. What exactly has his seat at the table changed, besides his own fortunes?
I am grateful to Uganda’s Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Hon. Norbert Mao for his insightful brief on Uganda’s efforts to promote human rights, the rule of law and constitutional liberties. We explored how the Commonwealth can support those efforts.
Dialogue, trust and strong institutions are essential to building a more peaceful and inclusive future.
#ExplodingNoema retweeted
I hope these bloody English-speaking twitter "elites" know that nobody is denying them the right to choose their employers. We are simply reserving the right to remember what they were hired to make us forget.
Kasujja and Chris Obore raise a nasty question about reforming the system from within.. who changes whom? Even O.O occasionally took shots at government. Kasujja now lectures critics from the Media Centre, then locks replies🤷🏼♂️
What a load of balderdash!
Proper overreach.
What’s this chap done with his life to imagine that he’s got the range to give someone of Raymond’s calibre cares guidance?
I’ve known this Raymond since he was 19. At that age, he was already postulating big ideas and engaging senior government officials.
#ExplodingNoema retweeted
.@Joshua_lawel is such a good writer👌🏽👌🏽 meanwhile, when I saw all the tweets and ad hominem response to his article I had thought he attacked @qataharraymond for the choice he made. I see that he, in fact defends his right to make a choice, to advance his career and personal interests and understands why many people in the circumstances we find ourselves in end up making such choices. Why exactly has this article rubbed some people the wrong way? Anyway, perhaps I am misinformed about this subject since, like I was telling @YusufSerunkuma yesterday, I have not yet watched his podcast with Raymond.
Goodbye Raymond, but do not gaslight us
Do not gaslight us into believing that your decision to join government is simply a neutral professional move, or that we should celebrate it as an act of national service. Serving the state is not, by itself, honourable. The nature of the state you serve matters.
Those who chose to serve apartheid South Africa could, by strict definition, be called public servants. Officials who used their knowledge, skills and positions to sustain brutal colonial systems in places like Congo could as well be said to be people who were simply doing their jobs. They were collaborators.
They became active participants in systems of oppression. Their education and professional abilities did not make their service neutral. In some cases, those very abilities made the system more effective.
observer.ug/viewpoint/goodby…
#ExplodingNoema retweeted
There is a clique of people who have been acting anti regime but only waiting for that opportunity to secure a livelihood through government. What kind of transition are these people talking about?
Real intellectual dishonesty here! Since when did grabbing regime jobs become a strategy for political transition? You don't reform a rotten system merely by securing a seat at its table.
#ExplodingNoema retweeted
Goodbye Raymond, but do not gaslight us
Do not gaslight us into believing that your decision to join government is simply a neutral professional move, or that we should celebrate it as an act of national service. Serving the state is not, by itself, honourable. The nature of the state you serve matters.
Those who chose to serve apartheid South Africa could, by strict definition, be called public servants. Officials who used their knowledge, skills and positions to sustain brutal colonial systems in places like Congo could as well be said to be people who were simply doing their jobs. They were collaborators.
They became active participants in systems of oppression. Their education and professional abilities did not make their service neutral. In some cases, those very abilities made the system more effective.
observer.ug/viewpoint/goodby…
#ExplodingNoema retweeted
The Silencing of a Nation
Abductions and torture in Uganda
"...The struggle before us, therefore, is not merely
political; it is moral. It demands that Ugandans reject
fear, defend one another, insist on accountability, and
refuse to normalise brutality. The rope of tyranny is
not severed by becoming what the tyrant is, but by
denying him the obedience, silence, and legitimacy
upon which his power depends. And when that day
comes, it will not simply mark the end of a regime—it
will mark the beginning of a nation that remembers,
mourns, and resolves never again to permit such barbarism."
