Madam, what you are describing is prostitution with better public relations. The only difference is that you have replaced an hourly rate with a lifestyle requirement and called the arrangement “dating”.
And then, with astonishing confidence, you declare that only poor men will be triggered.
No. A man does not have to be unable to afford something to recognise that it has been priced.
If his bank balance determines whether he deserves access to you, why should he not ask what you bring that another woman cannot?
Beauty? There is always someone more beautiful.
Youth? Time is undefeated.
Sex? Desire alone has never sustained a civilisation, much less a marriage.
Status? Fortunes and reputations change.
The things that make a woman difficult to replace are rarely the things money can buy: character, wisdom, loyalty, peace, discernment, the ability to build with a man when the seasons change.
The poor man you ridicule may one day acquire money. But if money is the only language through which you recognise the worth of a man, no amount of money will cure your own poverty.
Akuume.
@frankbalkazerg1 Mbu "recent attacks on other religion", Frank, Sheikh Kiti is speaking from the perspective of islamic region, so saying he didn't understand his creator directly says he was not a Muslim. Get the context right bro.
STAND NOW OR THERE MAY BE NO COUNTRY LEFT!
If Ugandans do not stand up now — firmly, clearly, and without fear — against the madness Muhoozi and PLU are unfolding, I honestly do not know whether in just another year there will still be a country left to speak of.Look at the conduct. Look at Mwenda.
Look at Kabanda. Look at the recklessness that now passes for strategy.
A serving Chief of Defence Forces is running a nationwide political machine, issuing “patriotic officer” numbers, launching 20-million-signature drives for 2031, and treating the state like a family project. The Constitution says the army must be non-partisan. The UPDF Act says an officer who wants elective office must first leave the force. That is not a suggestion. That is the law.
Instead we get palace politics dressed up as patriotism. Endorsements announced and withdrawn overnight. Ministers and MPs herded into a parallel structure. Reckless statements, internal feuds, public humiliations, and a culture where loyalty to one man is treated as more important than loyalty to the Republic.Mwenda and Kabanda are not the disease. They are the symptom. The disease is impunity, the belief that power no longer needs restraint, institutions no longer need respect, and Uganda can be managed like a personal court.
A country is not a rally.
A country is not a signature book.
A country is not a succession plan whispered from father to son while the rest of us are told to clap.If we stay silent now, we should not pretend to be shocked later when the institutions that still hold this place together are too weak to matter.Stand up. Speak.
Demand that the army stay in barracks, that the Constitution mean something, and that no clique — however connected — be allowed to gamble with the future of 45 million people.Uganda is not anyone’s inheritance.
One day, you’ll also want to apologize to the Ugandans you’ve abducted and tortured in your so-called basement; to the mothers whose husbands and sons you murdered and denied even a decent burial; and to the women whose dignity you demeaned and whose bodies you objectified.
You’ll wish you could take back the reckless and hateful things you’ve said on X-the insults, threats, evil confessions and obscenities. But history offers no delete button.
Your apology today should remind you that the day will come when you are asking Ugandans for forgiveness but by then, history will already have passed its judgment.
PAUL MUSOKE was a young patriot. A committed foot soldier. A disciplined youth leader who went through the @NUP_Ug School of Leadership. Last week, Paul's house was attacked. It's door was closed from outside before being set on fire. He sustained severe injuries before being rushed to hospital by the neighbours. Despite every effort, Paul did not make it. Yesterday evening, he passed on at only 27 years of age. Such a tragic loss. Paul joins our countless comrades and supporters who have died under the most painful, brutal circumstances. In almost all cases, perpetrators of these crimes are never brought to book. Paul deserves justice. Fare thee well comrade.
After dark, Dr @kizzabesigye1 was moved from Luzira Prison to JCRC hospital today.
He is still very weak. He struggles to walk, speak, write or even hold anything steadily.
I am asking for one thing - let me bring him home to Geneva for proper medical care, surrounded by his family.
He has been arrested more than 50 times. He has faced case after case. He has never run away from justice.
Why drag a sick man from place to place? Why deny him the care of his family? Why force a trial on a man too ill to defend himself?
He needs care, not cruelty.
This is not justice. It is persecution.
#RightToHealth
#FreeKizzaBesigye