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This article is another unfulfilled premise & promise; skewed and skewered a synopsis – whatever that means – of theories on underlying themes, currents and of course, events that have not just repercussions for the world economy but especially lessons for sitting African Presidents who are, to be honest, individually, an ongoing addiction and fascination of mine. ....

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Your Excellency, today, October 9, 2007, Uganda will be 45 years old – in terms of independence, that is. Now, I do not know if you have read my earlier columns; however, it seems as though one man still looms greater than Uganda and overshadows the ‘good’ you seem to have achieved all your 20 years in power. ....

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Your Excellency, today, October 9, 2007, Uganda will be 45 years old – in terms of independence, that is. Now, I do not know if you have read my earlier columns; however, it seems as though one man still looms greater than Uganda and overshadows the ‘good’ you seem to have achieved all your 20 years in power. ....

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Your Excellency, I have a personal question to ask you: if you found out that Uganda is getting worse democratically and economically because of you, would you quit your job as President of Uganda? My mother thinks I am crazy in asking you this; but my father and I agree that we are not getting the best deal we could be getting from someone who claims to love his nation ....

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Your Excellency, I have a personal question to ask you: if you found out that Uganda is getting worse democratically and economically because of you, would you quit your job as President of Uganda? My mother thinks I am crazy in asking you this; but my father and I agree that we are not getting the best deal we could be getting from someone who claims to love his nation ....

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In Part 1, I argued that Idi Amin was the Greatest Ugandan because he came to epitomize brutality and negativity in leaders – alongside Caligula, Mussolini and Hitler. He, in simple terms, Africanized and Ugandanized state impunity. Because Black People allowed themselves to be led by this buffoon [and others still at large], the buffoon is greater than his equals. In Part II, we continue the discussion and delve into ....

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In Part 1, I argued that Idi Amin was the Greatest Ugandan because he came to epitomize brutality and negativity in leaders – alongside Caligula, Mussolini and Hitler. He, in simple terms, Africanized and Ugandanized state impunity. Because Black People allowed themselves to be led by this buffoon [and others still at large], the buffoon is greater than his equals. In Part II, we continue the discussion and delve into ....

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