Dudette wrote:If Uhuru Kenyatta is dragged to the ICC. What happens if at the end of the marathon court case, he is found to be innocent and that someone was trying to fix him for vested interest, how will he be compensated for a lost chance at serving Kenyans?
Deep within, I feel mzungu does not want another pro-kibaki president as Kibaki has proven over and over again that he does not act at the wish of the Mzungu. He allowed Coffee farms to be turned into real estates and started trading with Asians instead of former colonies and skin heads.
Am I the only one connecting the dots here or am connecting the wrong dots?
@Dude.... I think you have connected the dots pretty well.
@Yesu...The world revolves around me before it revolves around Kenya and Africa. I think you have been brainwashed by the pink man to believe that what he does and say is true and fair. He feed you with his religion and dumped it on you while he no longer believes in the same religion he replaced yours with. So this name you are carrying around (Yesu) ni utumwa. Don't you have your ancestors whom you can inherit names from and ask for intercession them like Mumias wanga mojo or koitalel wa menza who defended your clan to the last moment?
Now, what did I finger? Or you meant 'figured'.
The coming to Africa by Western missionaries though significant in the history of African Christianity was beclouded by two unfortunate motives of the Westerners. The firstis their desire to colonize Africa and the second is the branding of the African culture and tradition as fetish. Their mode of evangelism therefore was tailored in scraping African Traditional Religion and substituting it with Western civilization.
It is a fact that cannot be overemphasized that, the intent of the West in colonizing Africa was carried out with the connivance of the missionaries who took advantage of slave traders'voyage to propagate the gospel. Most Africanists who abhorred the West and their colonization of Africa derided them by saying that the missionaries came to Africa with the Bible in their right hand and a gun in the other.
Most of these missionaries also led horrible lifestyles that contradicted what they claimed the Bible taught. For instance, while most of them condemned polygamy and alcoholism by even going to the extent of legislating against its brewing, they drank their whiskies and had illegitimate affairs with the African women bringing about what is called "mulato" children.
Even the name akpeteshie was a Ga word meaning to hide and was used derogatorily to mock or tease those who hide to distil and drink the locally brewed alcohol. Colonialism also prevented even African Christians from expressing their faith with complete African idioms. In Ghana we are told that Dr. Ephraim Amamu, the renowned African gospel musiccomposer was prevented from preaching in a Church because he went to the pulpit in an African traditional cloth.
It was obvious that while Africans wanted to Africanize Christianity for example, the desire of early European colonial powers was to Europeanize Africans through language and religion.
By inference, the man is all that Mr Phantom is not: an untrustworthy radical, divisive, too many enemies, a dictator, and a persistent liar...Gaitho dialogues.