So, the guns & bullets found in the possession of Gen Peter Elwelu, are they part of the subversive plot spearheaded by German diplomats that we were told about last year, or we're supposed to forget all about the Germans like we forgot the guns found in Bobi Wine's Arua hotel room back in 2017? Regardless, I must give the UPDF credit for the fact they carried out a raid on a house with guns in Namanve - just a few kilometres from Kampala - but were so professional, efficient, & discreet that no one saw anything! Not resident of the area with a phone, an askari, or stranger with a camera phone to zoom in from a distance, or a loud mouth to say what they saw. The Navy Seals in Abbottabad practiced for years but still crashed a helicopter while at it; and someone even tweeted the unusual sight of helicopters there at 1 am! They must be green with envy seeing how the Mighty UPDF makes these things look like kids' play! Even more, the UPDF itself must be commended for not sharing any photos of videos of raid - just the finished products, guns! That level of taking the right to privacy seriously is special for an African army, man! Some may even say they were "unnecessarily" serious while at it! Of course when Elwelu is captured, a photo of his half-naked body - with his HUGE tummy - will find its way to Twitter at 1 am or thereabout, but that is not surprising given that men's tummies, generally, do not enjoy the same right to privacy as their houses in Uganda. Good start on our path to the right to privacy though...