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#11 Posted : Tuesday, April 05, 2011 9:28:22 PM
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@seeders, I agree with you. Saying that charging 6 or 20 leaders will solve all our issues is to assume that Kenyans are robots and cannot think for themselves. A politician thinks for you, then gives you weapons and cash for you to execute...hapanaa...There was deep seated hatred. Away from Naivasha and Nakuru, the rest were long term wounds spiced up with ethnic campaign by the orange party and fuelled by claims of a stolen election. [quote=Seeders]ICC is important. TJRC is critical. The people are not reconcile
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#12 Posted : Tuesday, April 05, 2011 10:37:50 PM
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Foolish kenyans we are ... including some so called wazuans.....

in 2007 ....... who was Ruto & Co fighting???? PNU .... uhuru.....kikuyus??

Who was uhuru fighting ....... ODM ..... luos ....kalenjins....


ok guys give me a break.....

Now Uhuru and ruto are now together ...... going to hague ..... na pretending to reconcile the communities they made fight.....

Some people are now saying ... hii ni sawa .... ni watu wetu...... and attend their rallies.....

Really???? Are we that foolish????

Swali hilo .... jijibu!!

Hague or no hague justice lazima ...... kama itatoka hague sawa...... kama locally .... sawa!!

Msaada wa dhambi mauti ...... malipo lazima ..... lakini kama innocent ..... waziwazi wa nini???
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ecstacy
#13 Posted : Wednesday, April 06, 2011 8:22:19 AM
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Before you go applauding Kenyans, with a few months to the next election note the trend in that survey.

Pro-Hague highest in "Raila's" Nyanza(shocker 1) and ends in "Ruto's" Rift Valley(shocker 2). If the suspects were switched that trend would completely reverse in the same order.

Nothing good there!

Only take home is despite the massive rallies, "Uhuru's" Central actually are 50-50 about suspects like him going to the Hague. No cultic following there.
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the sage
#14 Posted : Wednesday, April 06, 2011 9:50:54 AM
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ecstacy wrote:
Before you go applauding Kenyans, with a few months to the next election note the trend in that survey.

Pro-Hague highest in "Raila's" Nyanza(shocker 1) and ends in "Ruto's" Rift Valley(shocker 2). If the suspects were switched that trend would completely reverse in the same order.

Nothing good there!

Only take home is despite the massive rallies, "Uhuru's" Central actually are 50-50 about suspects like him going to the Hague. No cultic following there.

True but even in Central and the Rift, the pro ICC is 40 per cent showing strong support for the ICC.
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ecstacy
#15 Posted : Wednesday, April 06, 2011 9:59:20 AM
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the sage wrote:
ecstacy wrote:
Before you go applauding Kenyans, with a few months to the next election note the trend in that survey.

Pro-Hague highest in "Raila's" Nyanza(shocker 1) and ends in "Ruto's" Rift Valley(shocker 2). If the suspects were switched that trend would completely reverse in the same order.

Nothing good there!

Only take home is despite the massive rallies, "Uhuru's" Central actually are 50-50 about suspects like him going to the Hague. No cultic following there.

True but even in Central and the Rift, the pro ICC is 40 per cent showing strong support for the ICC.


Yes, given Central has 46% pro-Hague hence my statement "despite the massive rallies, 'Uhuru's' Central actually are 50-50 about suspects like him going to the Hague. No cultic following there."
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Wendz
#16 Posted : Wednesday, April 06, 2011 10:42:42 AM
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nostoppingthis wrote:
simonkabz wrote:
@nostop lol! wacha uchokozi maze


you saw it Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly damn!! but with that statement @wendz is looking at only one side of the situation


@nostopping!

Whaaaaaat? three things

1. You did not read my post
2. You read but did not understand
3. I wrote in my mothertongue which might not be the same as yours in which case i might need someone translate.

May be tells you how stuck-up we are in our thinking that we only see what we want to see. By the way, in my thinking, i am actually looking at the third side and which in my opinion is what any common Kenyan should be looking at.
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Bettertry
#17 Posted : Wednesday, April 06, 2011 11:01:53 AM
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That peace-preaching-campaign(or whatever it was) that UK & WR were talking about in public rallies... iyo ni yao!!! Wametuzoea kutoka 92, 97, 02 & now 07 kutungoganisha alfu baadaye they tell us to live in peace... aje, ee how now??? Roundi hii tunadai JUSTICE na hatutaki upuzi... and with that l guess u can say l belong in the 61% side.
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nostoppingthis
#18 Posted : Wednesday, April 06, 2011 11:21:36 AM
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@wendz, only if you saw what i wrote...@thimioni did and got the joke
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Ceinz
#19 Posted : Wednesday, April 06, 2011 11:26:50 AM
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Hard to comment on this topic without appering biased, but just 2 ques? to ponder 1) Will a local trial be fair and free from mani pulation? 2) Putting urself in a victim shoe, what will be ur take?
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Buster
#20 Posted : Wednesday, April 06, 2011 12:51:13 PM
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If Uhuru and Ruto are really preaching peace between the two communities, then how come we still have IDPs. Why have they not gone back to their shambas?
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