Obama administration pushing for hereditary dictatorship in Uganda

November 18-20, 2011 -- The Obama administration has insisted that the hereditary regimes of Egypt and Libya had to go, and now, it is calling for the Assad regime of Syria to step down. However, when it comes to sub-Saharan Africa, and nations where oil is plentiful, the Obama administration is supporting the continuation of nepotistic hereditary regimes. No place is this more evident than in Uganda, which has been governed for twenty-five years by the dictator Yoweri Museveni. And to support the Ugandan dictatorship, Obama has dispatched 100 U.S. Special Forces to Uganda, ostensibly to battle against forces of the rebel Lord's Resistance Army. However, Obama now appears intent on preserving the Museveni dictatorship by sensing U.S. military forces to the country to prop of the unpopular regime. WMR has been told that the main opposition to Museveni, the Uganda National Front, (UNF) now stands ready to "Occupy Uganda" through a campaign of peaceful protests inside the country and abroad at Ugandan diplomatic missions. "Occupy Uganda" is calling on other Occupy movements around the world to support its efforts. Museveni and Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga recently returned from Israel and have committed to expanding Israel's military presence in east Africa, including Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Tanzania. Kenyan troops, along with those from Uganda and Burundi, are battling Somali factions inside Somalia, with U.S. and NATO military support, and reportedly, with covert support from Israel. CIA drone bases have been established in Ethiopia, Djibouti, and the Seychelles. Odinga, a member of the Luo tribe from which Obama hails on his father's side, said Israel has promised to provide security assistance to Kenya. Odinga was installed as prime minister with support from George Soros's international "themed revolution" network. Odinga's party is called the "Orange Democratic Movement." WMR's Ugandan sources have revealed that on November 11, Museveni's son, 37-year old Major General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, commander of the special forces of the Uganda People s Defense Force, covertly visited Washington, DC to seek Obama administration support for his sucession to the presidency of Uganda after his father retires.  Muhoozi was reportedly accompanied to Washington by Susan Nalugwa Kiguli, a Ugandan writer and poet whose history strongly suggests that she is part of the Soros non-governmental organization (NGO) influence-peddling network in Africa that i9ncludes recent Nobel Peace Prize winners Leymah Gbowee, a Liberian writer and political activist, and Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, the president of Liberia who recently won re-election amid an opposition boycott stemming from charges of electoral fraud. Muhoozi's secret trip to Washington was known to only a few people, including Ugandan ambassador to Washington Perezi K. Kamunanwire, Ugandan military attache in Washington Col. Leopold Eric Kyanda, and Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnnie Carson. Muhozzi held a secret meeting with Carson. Muhoozi's trip was arranged through U.S. ambassador to the UN Susan Rice and Chevron, Inc., who hope to see the Museveni family stay in power to facilitate U.S. oil production of newly-discovered large oil reserves in Uganda. Obama is reportedly favorable to the plan to keep the Museveni family in power through Muhoozi's eventual accession to power. Obama, who claims to be a Christian, has picked a strange dictator with whom to align the United States. The UNF points out that Museveni's rise to power was accompanied by a satanic practice of human sacrifice. Museveni started his bush war in the Luwero triangle region ny sacrificing to his "gods" a young virgin girl of abut 9 year old, together with a sheep and rooster. The ritual is said to be still practiced by Museveni and his National Resistance Movement (NRM) of Uganda. While Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for the ouster of Libyan leader Qaddafi and his family and are now calling for the same fate for Syria's President Bashar al Assad and his family, they want to see the son of a human sacrificing president remain in power in Uganda. Perhaps Obama's Luo tribal roots have helped usher into the White House a dangerous conflict-of-interest where the rule of law for U.S. foreign policy has been replaced by a lawless rule of the jungle. WMR has obtained a photograph from Ugandan opposition sources of a victim of the special forces of the State Department's recent guest, Muhoozi (warning: photograph is disturbing). | | | | | | | | | V Meanwhile, the UNF is calling for sub-Saharan Africa's first major Occupy movement to remove a dangerous dictator and his family from power and be replaced by a federal and democratic system of government.