The revolution is begining to eat it self

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You are next.

The pig is the system


I start with a comment from one of my best supporters David Mwesigwa


“The very reason I like or hate about a revolution is when it starts,it eats its own and everything until it lastly eats itself.Uganda is in the last phase of that revolution that was started more than 30years back”


 First they came for Dr Kizza Besigye,you said he was an angry man.

 Then they came for the gay and lesbian people and you said you don’t give a damn because you are straight.

 Then they called the unemployed youth as rebels and social misfits you said nothing.

 Then they went for the Muslim clerics and called them terrorist you remained silent

 Then they slaughtered JPAM in Kyankwazi, skinned him in the caucus meeting and served him in Nambolee you all ate him.

 They battered journalist in broad day light for bringing you the dark news and you sat at home to enjoy watching them being beaten to pulp.

 And now Bobi Wine,Chameleon,Joanita,Bebe Cool and the likes it’s your turn your country is going to deny you right to travel to entertain just because you don’t have a mere qualification.

 The system is like a pig that eats 247, it has eaten virtually its own piglets and now you’re next on its dinner plate if you continue to be submissive. Ugandans are like goats tied to eat grass near the butchery, when your turn comes there might just be no one to rescue you.


Awadi Hamid Hashim

I was a small boy during Amin's regime my Dad was an indigenous investor in shoe making but a critic of Amin's henchmens excesess,but the men in Uniform were not happy with him,but when the coalition from Tz entered kla to liberate Uganda,they all fled into disarray and suffered in exile,but none of them benefited from open corruption,and it is the subsequent govt that froze their legally and genuinelly acquired assets.Now compare with this regime and answer for yourselves.If God can punish such people severely how dare he spare the current ones who thrive by excesesses.

 Atocon Atyekwo

I like this from another thread, the Fulani proverb which says: 'If you see a man in a gown eating with a man in rags, just know that the food belongs to the latter (one in rags)'.


Maria Namyalo

that's what happens when u concentrate yr efforts on yr family and friends/investors. The rest will resort to drawing cartoons.

Okuonziru Freda


I love the parody. Befitting our state of affairs. Size of that pig!. Scary huuu!.



Robert Tumwesigye

that eating syndrome ! eating eating eating ! hollow stomachs that never get filled. not minding others too ! more less like ticks that stick to a cow and suck it till death. want to remove that tick off the cow ? use some measurable f-o-r-c-e. bt still it will leave the cow bleeding !!!

Robert Tumwesigye

its only a foolish cow that rejoices at the prospect of entering a beautiful butcher ! why laugh when things are going wrong???



Ronald Muhinda

This is funny. I love it. But everyone will have a taste of the chief goons that came to Uganda thru Luweero triangle


Robert Tumwesigye

To behave normally in abnormal situations is also abnormal in itself. right now the situation is abnormal and it calls for a response such as this. and not silence. in the past no one talked like this. we too loved m7 the liberator & the problem solver...See More



Robert Tumwesigye

Ugandans hav a culture of defending themselves since the days of idi amin. thats true and indeed they will defend themselves once again.


Robert Tumwesigye

its quite absurd for a bogus govt to be replaced by yet another bogus govt !



Kennedy Burashe

Robert, if you did math in school, this is the moment to use it. If you mentioned Bukenya and you can add all that worked with M7 before and are opposed to him now. and compare them with those who worked with him then and are still working with him tod...See More



Kennedy Burashe

Moses Atyekwo, do you really mean it when you reference Ssemwogerere? And you truly want me to read what he thinks of M7? I will tell you that like opening a business, you have to be a fool to expect profits and not losses. In the same manner, i don't ...See More



Tindinawe Ronald

 country was there &it wil stil b there long after me&u are gone.lets nt tek ourselves as if uganda nids us more dan we nid it



Kennedy Burashe ·

Ronald, yes Uganda needs us. This mediocre attitude should be avoided. A country is not just land. It is more than that and that's why God said: Go and reproduce. co create. Our role is paramount either in the destruction or building the country. We in NRM stand to build the country and preserving the integrity of man. It is our responsibility as we live this life and the the future shall begin from where we stop.



Moses Atocon Atyekwo

 Kennedy,I am donating my wall to the NRM to speak their usual 3 decade empty rhetoric look , open your eyes Kennedy how many NRM are here backing you up?.

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