Greetings,
I agree that I and I have no part with murderers, but I can Iverstand why some people would support him.
And any nation that is fighting a war, will have some wicked people performing wickedness. I don't know for sure how much wickedness Adi Amin did or not. If you spoke to his people, you would hear a different story.
All man wars come with wickedness, so the only way to stay away from supporting wickedness, is to have no part in man wars.
To Iverstand why people do the things they do, doesn't mean agreement. But when it is Iverstood, the real solution to the problem can be seen, Oneness instead of division. Sometimes a desperate situation causes people to do desperate things. It is easy to say this and that when not confronted with what others have to face. The things they do might not be right, but sometimes a situation can bring out the worse in a person.
As Selassie I say,
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In general you - judges - should understand that you have been entrusted with the great responsibility of protecting the rights of the people and must therefore endeavour to serve with a spirit of selflessness and integrity so as to free yourselves from guilty consciousness. We urge you to serve with integrity today so as to set a good precedent for posterity. Endeavour to serve with integrity, always bearing in mind what We have told you in the past and what We are now telling you. Since man has been endowed by the Almighty with the special quality of judging his own self, let alone passing a judgment on others, at the hour of pronouncing judgment he must imagine... finding himself to be in the position of the man in the dock. If one passes a judgment after search of his conscience and careful reflection picturing his own self in the position of he who stands before him for trial, and if he does it with good conscience in the interest of the efficiency of administration of justice, there is no doubt that he will pass the right judgment.
Addressing Judges on Justice and The Law
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Ark I
RasTafarI
Haile Selassie I
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