"I was reluctant to pick on Ugandans. My rage was with the Americans whom I deemed responsible for all the suffering of Muslims around the world ...
Ah Yes , the Blame America for everything so that your Muslim Brothers will understand why you Killed all your own people with your Suicide and remote Detonated Bombs , Trick !
How did that work out for you , DoucheBag ?
P.S.
I'm Glad they feel that America is the Cause of all Muslim Strife around
the World !
It just makes me laugh !
(Reuters) - One of the suspected masterminds of last month's bomb attacks on Uganda's capital Kampala said on Thursday his anger at the United States spurred his involvement in the plot, adding that it was intended to kill Americans.
Issa Ahmed Luyima, 33, a former librarian, was one of four Ugandan suspects paraded in front of journalists by the east African nation's Chieftancy of Military Intelligence (CMI) before he made a public confession.
"I was reluctant to pick on Ugandans. My rage was with the Americans whom I deemed responsible for all the suffering of Muslims around the world ... we thought they are the ones who planted the TGF (interim government) in Somalia," Luyima said.
He said he regretted the loss of Ugandan lives when three bombs ripped through a bar at a rugby club and an Ethiopian restaurant where soccer fans were watching the World Cup final on July 11.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Suspect says rage at U.S. led him to plot Ugandan bombs
Monday, July 19, 2010
Uganda police say Pakistanis among blast suspects
For as much as Pakistan says they are against Terrorism , their fingerprints sure are everywhere !
Oh well I'm sure Hillary will give them some more money for all their efforts !
(Reuters) - Twin bomb attacks in Uganda that killed 73 people last week were carried out by suicide bombers and Pakistanis were among 20 suspects arrested, the head of police said on Sunday.
Somali al Shabaab insurgents linked to al Qaeda have said they carried out the attacks on a restaurant and a rugby club in the capital Kampala while fans watched the World Cup final last Sunday, but said no suicide bombers were involved.
"These attacks were carried out by suicide bombers. The evidence is overwhelming ... two heads have not been claimed, neither have they been identified. It can't be a coincidence," Inspector General of Police Kale Kayihura told a news conference.
Al Shabaab said it was avenging the killing of civilians by African Union peacekeepers. Ugandan forces form the backbone of the 6,100-strong contingent in Somalia...
Last week police said they had arrested six of the more than 20 Somalis and Ugandans suspected of planning the bombings.
Kayihura said on Sunday the number of arrests had risen.
"We have arrested more than 20 people arrested, some of whom are foreigners, including Pakistanis," he said, without elaborating.
Monday, July 12, 2010
'Somalia link' as World Cup fans die in Uganda blasts
"Uganda is one of our enemies. Whatever makes them cry, makes us happy. May Allah's anger be upon those who are against us."
Sheik Yusuf Sheik Issa
Everyday there is an incident of Muslim Killing Muslim violence , usually the Taliban or in this case Al Shabaab who is in alliance with Al Qaida .
But there is still not enough outcry from the Muslim World , to make a stand against the people committing these acts of Violence .
BBC
The blasts went off as people were watching the World Cup final
At least 64 people have died in two blasts in the Ugandan capital, Kampala.
Some 70 others were injured by the explosions, which hit a rugby club and an Ethiopian restaurant as football fans watched the World Cup final.
Police were investigating whether the blasts were suicide bombings, and blamed Somalia's al-Shabab militants.
Ugandan peacekeepers operate in Mogadishu, Somalia, and al-Shabab - linked to al-Qaeda - has threatened to hit Kampala in the past.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Marijuana plantation in Uganda convent probed
Holy Herb ?
Oh yeah , and the Nuns Know Nothing .
BBC
Uganda police are investigating after a marijuana plantation was uncovered in the garden of a convent.
A regional police chief told the BBC that plants covering one acre had been found and uprooted in the southern Masaka district.
Two nuns and two porters have been questioned.
One of the nuns has been quoted by local media as saying the marijuana was used to treat farm animals, such as pigs.
Southern regional commander Emmanuel Muhuirwe told the BBC News website that only the porters had been arrested - not the nuns.
He said the nuns had been questioned because the garden was part of the convent.
But he said no-one had been charged yet and the porters have been released on bail.
