All NRM MP's are like Abiriga and worse

All NRM MP's are like Abiriga and worse

• NRM yellow boy Hon. Col. Ibrahim Abiriga is viewed as the 10th parliament standard unit for fakeness.

A member of parliament represents the type of society s/he comes from. Arua Municipality voters are now denying links to Abiriga but he represents all 10th parliament NRM legislators and the political and moral rot in their constituents

As sane society members look at Abiriga with disgust and attach all kinds of weirdness on him we should awaken our sight to a damning political reality in our midst he represents.

He is just a psychical representation of the inner mental rot within all NRM dogmatic believers in Musevenism, undressed.

Abiriga’s dressing, appearance, reasoning and stature represents his and all 10th parliament NRM MPs and other leaders true inner self, yellow rotten lots.

It is forgivable to see someone physically dressed in yellow compared to a hundreds whose brains are totally wrapped in yellow covers.

All NRM MP’s, leaders and supporters’ brains are wrapped in yellow rot to an extent that they are blind to reality, devoid common sense and self-reasoning as Abiriga.

They give unquestionable loyalty to Museveni, blindly do and follow whatever he says without questioning the logic behind it.

All NRM leaders follow Museveni far more than they follow religion. Im sure if Museveni asked each to sacrifice his/her child to win his loyalty they would humbly do it!

All 10th parliament NRM MPs can willingly dress like Abiriga if Museveni’s son or wife ordered them to just to impress Museveni.

I feel  by putting on yellow Abiriga is even presenting himself more true and wiser than all MPs who are mentally like him yet pause different to society which they traitorously betray in the house.

MP’s who dump common sense and reasoning and do whatever Museveni wishes, what describes their  brains more than that shoddy yellow suit outside?

What differentiates these from Abiriga?

Ssekitoleko Kafeero, Evelyn Anite, Simeo Nsubuga,  Anite Among,  Kakooza James, Hanifah Kawooya, Kato Lubwama, Peter Ogwanga, Frank Tumwebaze, Watongola, Juliet Kinyamatama etc etc