Unearthing the Truth Behind the Ugandan Christian Martyrs

Today marks the somber occasion when Ugandan house Negroes convene to commemorate the so-called “Christian martyrs” – individuals who collaborated with the colonial and slave trade systems and were killed by King Mwanga of the Buganda kingdom. The resistance of King Mwanga to British colonialism, European Christianity and slave traders has been misrepresented. The individuals in question were not burned because of their Christian faith, but rather because of their support for slave traders. They held the conviction that Africans were inherently inferior and should be enslaved by white Christians.

It is evident that many Ugandans and other African individuals are unaware of the fact that Africans have inhabited this planet for over 2.5 million years, a period that predates the arrival of any European. This would suggest that the European appeared only 7,000 years ago. This indicates that Afri-kha spirituality (Horus/Osiris) has a history that extends thousands of years before the advent of the White Jesus narrative. It is therefore plausible that King Mwanga was aware of this, which would make him a significant figure in African history.

King Mwanga was already enlightened

The narratives of Jesus are strikingly analogous, with Afri-kha (Horus/Osiris) spiritual tenets potentially even influencing the designation of ‘Christ’. In myth, Horus and his father Osiris are often considered to be one and the same entity. This is evidenced by the scripture, “I and my father are one.” The legends of Horus (or Osiris) share the following characteristics with those of Jesus:

• Horus was born of the virgin Isis-Meri on December 25th in a cave/manger, with his birth being announced by a star in the East and attended by dignitaries or “wise men.
• He was a child teacher in the Temple or “House of the Father” and was baptised when he was 30 years old.
• Horus was also baptised by “Anup the Baptiser, who becomes “John the Baptist.”
• He had 12 companions, subjects or “disciples.
• He performed miracles and raised one man, El-Azar-us, from the dead.
• The Afrikhan god walked on water.
• Horus was transfigured on the Mount.

• The Afri-kha god was killed, buried in a tomb and resurrected.
• He was also the “Way, the Truth, the Light, the Messiah, God’s Anointed Son, the Son of Man, the Good Shepherd, the Lamb of God, the Word,” etc.
• He was “the Fisher,” and was associated with the Lamb, Lion and Fish (“Ichthys”).
• Horus’s personal epithet appears to have been “Iusa,” the “ever-becoming son” of “Ptah,” the “Father.”
• Horus (or Osiris) was called “the KRST,” long before the Christians duplicated the story.
Numerous ancient artifacts depict the baby Horus being held by the virgin mother Isis—the original “Madonna and Child.” These motifs can be found in ancient Egyptian texts as well as other artefacts.

The anti-colonial and anti-slave trade resistance was a sustained and lifelong endeavour for King Mwanga. It is evident that the colonial education system has misrepresented the facts, as is typical. Furthermore, the internet search engine is influenced by imperialist forces, which means that the information you find there is likely to be distorted and inaccurate. In fact, they have even labelled King Mwanga a murderous homosexual of Christians.

The anti-colonial and anti-slave trade resistance was a sustained and ongoing endeavour for King Mwanga throughout his lifetime. The colonial education system has distorted the facts, as is typical. Additionally, the internet search engine is under the control of imperialist forces, so the results you find there are likely to be distorted as well. In fact, they have labelled King Mwanga a murderous homosexual who was a Christian.

It is imperative that we free ourselves from the colonial system of education and the counterfeit of European and Arabic spirituality. Otherwise, we will continue to be collaborators in the destruction of the African race.

Long Live King Mwanga Mukasa

Joram Jojo