What is the east African defence pact all about?

East African defence pact as it is called


The African defence pact is an alliance with the agenda to unite the East African leaders into a combined strength that will sustain and prolong their leadership over east Africa.

In case if one of the presidents  has a problem with rebels fighting and opposing his regime, then he calls on the members in the East African Pact to stand with him to fight his opposers.

Revealed agenda of the East African defence pact:

Other objectives of the pact include peace support operations; prevention of genocide; disaster management and crisis response; management of refugees; control of proliferation of small arms and light weapons; and combating transnational and cross border crimes.

The concealed agenda of the East African defence pact:

Through this agreement and unity of the east African leaders, also the agenda of prolonging leaders in power over East Africa, the grooming of the new presidents who should be elected (new presidents elected according to the political agenda, and not by the people), the controlling of the east African resources and economy, and the military operation which limits the freedom of speech for some of the targeted countries, to utilising of communication, social communication for control and military agenda, 

All such activities will be administrated, enforced, legislated and governed by the East African defence pact.

The East African defence pact seems to be spear headed by president Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and the president of Lwanda Paul Kagame, who have already shown the interest of signing the defence protocol, and their presence  at  the Council of Ministers meeting held at Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort, it’s aim was to entice the president of Kenya (Uhuru Kenyatta) into the act of signing the document of agreement which was to include him as a member of the east African defence pact.