1:06:04
and put chair on top.
1:06:35
And then they used to carry
British for miles and miles.
1:06:39
This is African carry.
1:06:41
And they used to dig holes
and everything.
1:06:45
They used to carry
when the British was here.
1:06:47
And the Africans,
when they make a mistake,
1:06:50
they used to be beaten by canes,
1:06:54
completely, by the British.
1:06:59
[Woman]
You should like to see Mr. Heath?
1:07:01
I would be... I will never talk
to anybody from Britain...
1:07:06
if Mr. Heath himself
does not come to me here.
1:07:08
Yes, here in Uganda,
1:07:12
because I declared economic war
here in Uganda.
1:07:15
And I will see him
in command post. Not anybody.
1:07:18
If Mr. Heath does not come,
then it is not my problem.
1:07:21
It is up to him.
It is up to him now to beg me.
1:07:23
If he doesn't beg me, it is up to him.
1:07:25
Because I am the one
who has got the money.
1:07:30
I am not going to borrow money from him.
1:07:34
Even I don't want, I am getting
millions of shillings.
1:07:36
Uganda is getting
from selling their crops...
1:07:39
and everything every years.
1:07:43
British now, actually...
They are in chaos, as you know.
1:07:47
Their economic is in chaos, completely.
1:07:51
I think if I am really British,
I could run to France...
1:07:53
and ask the financial
and assistant in France.
1:07:57
It is just your neighbor there.
1:07:59
You should help them.
Like, I am very far away from London.