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Dr Kizza Besigye in the dock listening to the proceedings with one of his lawyers Medard Lubega Segona at Buganda Road Court last year. Dr Besigye has responded to President Museveni’s reactions to his earlier interview in the Sunday Monitor. The former FDC president insists Museveni is running a military dictatorship. File Photo.

By Dr Kizza Besigye

Posted Tuesday, February 12 2013 at 02:00

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Dr Kizza Besigye says President Museveni’s regime is a military dictatorship, which if not checked, will generate into a corrupt and decadent monster.

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NRM’s entire life before and after 1986 is 31 years. Museveni, however claims to have started struggling for Uganda’s “liberation” in 1969/70 as a student. His struggle is the NRM struggle! Replying or clarifying matters of government does not have to take the personal time of the president; forcing him to “abandon more useful work”.

Mr John Nagenda, Senior Presidential Advisor on Media, who would be well informed and responding to the “lies and malice” of the Monitor and its collaborators, is among those who, according to his boss, “appear to have been genuinely duped by this subterfuge manufactured by the Daily Monitor”!!

In conclusion, Uganda is presently run, essentially, as a military dictatorship; the UPDF is not run as a professional national institution envisaged under the law and Constitution, but as a regime-protection force; and Mr Museveni is the common factor in mismanaging the politics and the military.

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