Murukulazo
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imani hasa imani za kidini=uzezeta,hakuna imani hata moja inayomfanya binadamu kuwa huru kifikra zaidi ya kuwa zezeta na kuamini vitu vya kufikirika.....
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Huyu jamaa sijui aliweza vipi kuwaconvince watu kuamini kwamba mwaka 2000 ndio mwisho wa dunia na kuwajaza kwenye kanisa na kuwatia kibiriti halafu ye akala kona.
Its amazing how faith sometimes can blind us.
Hakuna anayejuwa mwisho wa dunia.List of Ig Nobel Prize winners (2011)
- Mathematics: Dorothy Martin of the USA (who predicted the world would end in 1954), Pat Robertson of the USA (who predicted the world would end in 1982), Elizabeth Clare Prophet of the USA (who predicted the world would end in 1990), Lee Jang Rim of Korea (who predicted the world would end in 1992), Credonia Mwerinde of Uganda (who predicted the world would end in 1999), and Harold Camping of the USA (who originally predicted the world would end on 6 September 1994, and later predicted that the world will end on 21 May 2011, which preceded his final prediction on 21 October 2011), for teaching the world to be careful when making mathematical assumptions and calculations.
Kama kweli Waafrika tunajipenda ipo haja ya kuweka kumbukumbu hii adhimu ambayo ingeweza kutukumbusha mambo mawili;-
1).Waafrika tusikubali kumuamini au kumfuata mtu eti kwasababu ni mzungu.
Yangu ni hayo tu.
mkuu hujaeleweka..unataka kusema nn?Kama kweli Waafrika tunajipenda ipo haja ya kuweka kumbukumbu hii adhimu ambayo ingeweza kutukumbusha mambo mawili;-
1).Waafrika tusikubali kumuamini au kumfuata mtu eti kwasababu ni mzungu.
2).Tukio hili la kutolewa KAFARA kwa njia ya KIGAIDI halijirudii tena.
Yangu ni hayo tu.
Kibwetere anafananishwaje na mzungu?
Mtume aliyetabiri mwisho wa dunia afariki dunia
Kampala. Mtume wa Kanisa la World Message Last Warning ambaye alitabiri kwamba mwaka 2000 utakuwa mwisho wa dunia, Wilson Bushara (53) amefariki dunia.
- Aliwalazimisha waumini wake kuuza vitu vyao na kumpa fedha za kuwanunulia nafasi yao mbinguni.
Bushara ambaye alivuta vyombo vingi vya habari alipotabiri na kusisitiza kwamba mwisho wa dunia utakuwa Juni 30 mwaka 1999 na kusashawishi waumini wake kuuza mali zao na kununua nafasi zao mbinguni alifariki asubuhi ya jana.
Alitabiri na kusisitiza kwamba dunia itafikia mwisho wake kabla ya kuingia kwa milenia mpya, ambayo ilikuwa ni mwaka 2000.
Hata baada ya tarehe hiyo aliyoitaja kupita bila tukio hilo kutokea, Bushara alikimbilia mafichoni baada ya polisi kuvamia kambo yake ya maombi ya Bukoto iliyokuwa huko kwenye Wilaya ya Luweero Jimbo la Nakaseke Septemba 18, 1999.
Bushara anatambulika kuwa ana ushirikiano na kiongoni mwingine wa kundi la kidini, Joseph Kibwetere ambaye aliwashawishi waumini wake zaidi ya 1000 kujichoma moto kanisani Machi 17, 1999.
Hata hivyo aliamua kukataa kuwa na ushirikiano na Kibwetere pamoja na kuwa na ushahidi wa picha walizopiga kwenye matukio kadhaa wakiwa pamoja.
Bushera pamoja na baadhi ya waumini wake ambao wengi walikuwa wakifanya kazi za kuuza maziwa na uhudumu kwenye hoteli wote walikimbilia wilayani Busia ambapo walijificha baada ya kusikia taarifa kwamba polisi walikuwa wakitaka kuwakamata.
Alioa wake tisa aliokuwa akiishi nao kwa pamoja, mmoja kati yao akiwa binti wa miaka 15. Miaka 10 baadaye, yaani mwaka 2011 Bushara aliibuka na kutabiri kwamba dunia inaelekea kufikia mwisho wake siku za karibuni na kuanza kugawa kadi za mwaliko kwa waumini wake, kwa ajili ya tafrija maalumu ya karamu ya mwisho ambazo kila moja iliuzwa kwa Sh23,000 za Uganda.
Aliwaeleza wafuasi wake kwamba ishara za mwisho huo wa dunia ziko wazi ikiwemo miale mikali ya radi na milipuko ya volcano wanayoishuhudia kwa mwaka huo ndiyo uthibitisho kwamba dunia imefikia mwisho. Kwa kusisitiza, aliwahakikishia kwamba wale watakaokuwa wamenunua kadi hizo ndio watakaopata fursa ya kunyakuliwa moja kwa moja kwenda mbinguni na wale ambao hawatakuwa wamezipata, wataishia kwenye moto wa jehanamu.
Kwa wakati huu, Bushara alikuwa makini akikataa kutaja tarehe rasmi ya mwisho huo wa dunia aliokuwa akiutabiri. Bushara amefariki huku akikabiliwa na mashtaka kadhaa mahakamani, ikiwemo kufunguwa kanisa lake ambalo lilipigwa marufuku.
Mei mwaka jana alishtakiwa kwa ulaghai na kuitisha mkusanyiko usiokuwa halali kisheria, kisha kushikiliwa kwenye gereza la Luzira na hatimaye kuachiwa.
Source: Mwananchi
Kibwetere anafananishwaje na mzungu?
Soma hapa,uelewe
si aliteketeza watu kwa jina la Yesu?
March 17, 2000 more than 500 members of the African "Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments" entered their small church in Kangngu, within the western region of Uganda. They sang for some hours before the small wooden building was set on fire from inside. The doors were locked and windows boarded and nailed shut. Everyone inside perished.
Their charred bodies, including 11 children, were later found by authorities.
Africa reeled in shock as Ugandan police found hundreds more murdered by the cult. According to pathologists who examined their remains some were poisoned, others strangled; many had stab wounds and/or fractured skulls.
Their bodies were hidden under houses or thrown down wells and latrine pits. The cult death toll ultimately reached at least 780, though some reports place the final number at more than 1,000. The movement's mass murder/suicide seems to have surpassed Jonestown as the most horrific cult tragedy in recorded history.
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Cult Leader ,Joseph Kibwetere
The Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments was founded by Joseph Kibwetere in the late 1980s and at one time may have included as many as 5,000 members.
The 68-year-old self-styled "bishop" was once a prominent Roman Catholic and active in Ugandan politics. In 1998 Kibwetere was hospitalized for treatment of a mental illness. "He had an affective disorder. A cyclical thing. Up and down. Like manic depress[ion]," advised Dr. Fred Kigozi, executive director of Kampala's Butabika mental hospital.
Kibwetere claimed to have visions and hear conversations between Jesus and the Virgin Mary. He said the Virgin Mary complained about the world's departure from the Ten Commandments. And subsequently, that he was commanded to announce a coming Apocalypse in the year 2000.
Kibwetere (second right) and his assistants Ursala Komuhangi, Mwerinde and Fr. Kataribaabo in 1995
Kibwetere authored a handbook, which foretold a litany of coming calamities that would destroy most of the world's population. He said only those who obeyed the commandments and followed him might be spared within his church, which he called the "ark."
A Catholic priest Dominica Kataribaabo joined the movement and became a leader below Kibwetere. But Joseph Kibwetere's special revelation led to expulsion and eventual excommunication for both men from the Roman Catholic Church. The past Bishop of Mbarara Diocese said, "Kibwetere claimed that he could talk to God, which was unacceptable."
Credonia Mwerinde, prominent and powerful Ugandan cult leader
Joseph Kibwetere merged his leadership with a former prostitute named Credonia Mwerinde often called the "programmer." Some say Mwerinde, who claimed to have met the Virgin Mary, ultimately eclipsed the cult's founder in both real importance and power.
Fr. Paul Ikazire, a priest and former cult member said she dominated the group and that "Kibwetere was just a figurehead." He characterized Mwerinde as "a trickster, obsessed with the desire to grab other people's property." The Virgin Mary as channeled through Mwerinde proscribed all the rules of the group.
Credonia Mwerinde preached that personal possessions were evil. She encouraged cult members to sell everything and surrender all their assets to her. Eventually Mwerinde became rich and accumulated farms, houses and cars. Paul Ikazire recalled, "She would come in and say things like: 'The Virgin Mary wants you to bring more money."'
Kibwetere and Mwerinde kept their followers isolated. Any contact with outsiders ("sinners") was strictly monitored and often forbidden. Cult members were predominately poor and former Catholics. They were encouraged to be celibate, sworn to a vow of silence and unable to speak unless in prayer. They often relied upon sign language.
The movement's members rose at dawn, prayed until noon and worked long hours in the fields before going to bed usually at 10 PM. Though newcomers were fed well the regular members largely subsisted on beans.
They were hungry, tired, estranged from family and largely cut off from the outside world.
Doomsday predictions were made by the cult's leaders, but pushed forward again and again. Kibwetere's manifesto handbook had been mailed out by the thousands, which was titled "A Timely Message From Heaven: The End of the Present Time." The date for this final event was set for December 31, 2000. When that day passed as another unfulfilled prophecy it is believed that some disgruntled members wanted to leave and have their property returned.
On March 15, 2000 (two days before the church fire) Kibwetere issued a "farewell" letter to government officials. That letter spoke of the imminent end of the current generation and the world.
Similar sentiments were expressed in a previous communication, which said "God sent us as a movement of truth and justice to notify the people to prepare for the closing of this generation, which is at hand." One official reflecting upon Kibwetere's last letter recalled, "The person who brought the letter bid farewell to the...staff. It was pre-meditated suicide."
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Hundreds burned to death within Ugandan Church
Joseph Kibwetere's family says he is dead. His body has not been positively identified, but a ring believed to be Kibwetere's was found on a finger amongst the rubble of the burned church. Police never recovered the body of Dominic Kataribaabo, but did find his 1997 passport.
There are conflicting claims regarding Credonia Mwerinde. At one point the police claimed to have identified her body. But some people speculate she is still alive. Cult survivors claim she killed the other leaders before fleeing.
One local businessman stated that just days before the church fire, Mwerinde talked to him about selling cult property, which included large tracts of land, vehicles and buildings. A documentary later produced for African television concluded that "money and greed" motivated Mwerinde to initially help form the cult and ultimately led her to destroy it.
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Soma zaidi,uelewe
Tumia akili na maarifaYesu hakuwahi kuua labda alitumia jina la Yesu kama wanvuli wakati huo ni mfuasi wa Mtume ambaye aliangamiza watu na hadi leo wanatekeleza maagizo yake
Soma zaidi,uelewe
Inaskitisha sanaHivi huyu jamaa alikufa kweli? na familia yake iko wapi?