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Imminent fallout
ali
#61 Posted : Saturday, February 18, 2012 9:12:39 AM
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Question:
1. Kilonzo- isnt he telling the truth? He isnt telling lies. I support uhuruto bt they shouldnt stand...not good.
2. If the two dont stand, won't wakamba and kalonzo benefit? In my view, muthama told the truth.
Then, these guys have been looking for a chance to kick him, or they hate the truth
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madammary
#62 Posted : Saturday, February 18, 2012 9:39:37 AM
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Jaluo wrote:
@ Ngalala (forgive my keyboard diarrhea)

Wacha nijaribu kujibu haya maswali mazito, lakini it’s good to announce beforehand that my head is trying to be neutral and pragmatic lakini my heart has it’s ‘’ my preferred candidate’’ since umesema tuwache hypocrisy.


What made the so called G7 come together?

They said ‘’KANU was to rule for 100 years’’. I think the original KANU diehards are regrouping. These are the ones who sensed that KANU might loose in 2002 and joined the ‘’democracy bandwagon’’. They were just after self-preservation then but as they say, East or West, home is best. Original KANU is re-grouping. They are not really for the new katiba- they miss the good old days of State House being the epicenter of life in Kenya.


When did the Trio of Kalonzo, Uhuru and Ruto begin their alliance?

They were conjoined deep in the belly of the original KANU. They just temporarily ‘’parted’’

Does it make sense then that Kalonzo’s main motivation is to gain from their ICC ills?

Quotes for Wikileaks on Kalonzo:

"Musyoka seriously suggested that President Bush should call Kibaki to urge him to step aside," reads the cable sent by Mr Ranneberger to his superiors in Washington.

The cable says the ODM-K aspirant "offered nothing concrete, instead focusing on a litany of complaints about Kibaki and the other main presidential aspirant, Raila Odinga (ODM)".

Mr Musyoka also believed that an Odinga presidency would be a "revolution" in that it would lead to accelerated reforms including action against corruption and improved standards of living.
"The bottom line is that Musyoka realises he has no chance to win the election this round and sees his campaign as a prelude to running again for president in 2012 -- but at that time with support of the dominant Kikuyu community," according to the cable.


They were once branded KK, then KKK, was ICC an issue then as it is today?

Yes. To quote from Chinua Achebes , ‘’ "Whenever you see a toad jumping in broad daylight, then know that something is after its life."


Do they have a common adversary? If so who is it?

A new Kenya = New Katiba + No Impunity

The threat that made them come together, does it still exist?
Its growing larger by the day, like a Tsunami slowly getting closer.

Can any candidate picked by G7 beat the main adversary?

Resoundingly. The official 2009 population census figures are that Kenya has 38,610,097 people.

According to the census, the top ethnic communities by numbers are Kikuyu at 6.6 million, Luhya 5.3 million, the Kalenjin at 5 million, and Luo 4 million,
Others are Kamba (3.9 million), Kenyan Somali (2.3 million), Kisii (2.2million), and Mijikenda at 1.9 million.

Add those numbers across the current ODM / PNU divide and you have your answer.

Given the battle ahead does the G7 have the luxury to be careless?

They are already careless. They should have already accepted the bitter pill that the ICC group (innocent until proven guilty) are not viable for 2012 and should have have already identified their ‘’alternative’’ candidate and should have been marketing him aggressively in their prayer rallies- be it Eugene, Raphael or Kaparo.

Who amongst the G7 luminaries, stands to lose more if the election is won by their adversary?

Kalonzo- He will disappear into oblivion because he is mistrusted both on the ODM and PNU sides. UK looks like an accidental politician; he doesn’t need politics to survive. I think he will be president of Kenya, maybe in 2017 or 2022. Ruto will be part of the next government, whether its PNU or ODM.



Can we visualise how matters would play themselves out in 2013 and beyond, vis a vis the interests of the G7 leaders?

They will split and scatter to the seven corners of the earth.

You are quite an apologist for Railaism.
Impunity
#63 Posted : Saturday, February 18, 2012 9:59:55 AM
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Lolest! wrote:
Uhuruto meet this evening with Kalonzo and resolve to be united. Kalonzo writes to Kibaki asking him to sack Kilonzo.


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
If he really wrote that damn letter, then Kalooser is surely finished.
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jamplu
#64 Posted : Saturday, February 18, 2012 11:34:53 AM
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Impunity wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
Uhuruto meet this evening with Kalonzo and resolve to be united. Kalonzo writes to Kibaki asking him to sack Kilonzo.


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
If he really wrote that damn letter, then Kalooser is surely finished.



he can't write that letter he knows what will happen to his waning support.
i don't think the kamba voters can give G7 even 50% support so long as muthama and kilonzo are sidelined.
mkeiy
#65 Posted : Saturday, February 18, 2012 11:51:03 AM
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I'm just wondering,why are some people on this forum insinuating that Kambas are a lost lot with no leader? The reason why they haven't followed kalonzo blindly should be a merit. If all tribes could shun away from following one of their own like some demigod,kenya would be such a great nation. If only people could vote based on issues n not personalities. NKTEST!
callaspade
#66 Posted : Saturday, February 18, 2012 12:08:44 PM
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......two kaos working in industrial area.

one is a cashier the other a supervisor.They are now looking at the over-flowing till.

They start........

user; mbloo ,hizi pesa ni mob leo

magigi; unaona tufanyeje?(with a wink)

user; asii hatuwezi imba hizi zote...

magigi; mbloo,kwanini unaogopa?

user; mbloo,natuki iba hii pesa sote,tutalipwa mshahara na nini mbloo?



jamplu
#67 Posted : Saturday, February 18, 2012 12:11:28 PM
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mkeiy wrote:
I'm just wondering,why are some people on this forum insinuating that Kambas are a lost lot with no leader? The reason why they haven't followed kalonzo blindly should be a merit. If all tribes could shun away from following one of their own like some demigod,kenya would be such a great nation. If only people could vote based on issues n not personalities. NKTEST!


you have a point but voting in kenya will still be on ethnic lines and it will take a while for that to change if we keep voting in the same people.
jamplu
#68 Posted : Saturday, February 18, 2012 12:14:16 PM
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callaspade wrote:
......two kaos working in industrial area.

one is a cashier the other a supervisor.They are now looking at the over-flowing till.

They start........

user; mbloo ,hizi pesa ni mob leo

magigi; unaona tufanyeje?(with a wink)

user; asii hatuwezi imba hizi zote...

magigi; mbloo,kwanini unaogopa?

user; mbloo,natuki iba hii pesa sote,tutalipwa mshahara na nini mbloo?





this says a lot about you...
callaspade
#69 Posted : Saturday, February 18, 2012 12:20:29 PM
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jamplu wrote:
callaspade wrote:
......two kaos working in industrial area.

one is a cashier the other a supervisor.They are now looking at the over-flowing till.

They start........

user; mbloo ,hizi pesa ni mob leo

magigi; unaona tufanyeje?(with a wink)

user; asii hatuwezi imba hizi zote...

magigi; mbloo,kwanini unaogopa?

user; mbloo,natuki iba hii pesa sote,tutalipwa mshahara na nini mbloo?





this says a lot about you...



half full ,half empty......which ever you want to see mbloo.....in my eyes,it says kaos are too honest and loyal,even when not required to be
alma
#70 Posted : Saturday, February 18, 2012 12:21:02 PM
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I have posted my huge reservations about Kalonzo. Hopefully he will prove me right.

From the actions of the hague fellows, its obvious that as someone posted here before, the fight is not against Raila or any other percieved enemy.

It is against the DEATH OF IMPUNITY in Kenya...(not the wazua impunity).

For that these fellows be they pnu/odm or the fake raphael tuju party are going to do anything to kill it. Including eating each other up in G7.

That's the reason they are going in the next few weeks to issue more threats, lead mass prayer(less) rallies and do anything just to be heard.

But are you listening?

Do you wish to be led by people who you think are not right for the job, simply because they are in your tribe?

I am waiting for the candidate with BIG BALLS to stand up.

Tuju is a "any luo but raila candidate"; PK is too busy buying another helicopter; Karua has a suspected conman in her party; Raila still has to explain molases to me; uk and co still have a case that's on going.

Do you really want to tell me that this country has no leader who's character is semi-ethical?

Anyone I name has been involved in the past governments. And having seen how these gov't officials work, I wouldn't trust any of the so called candidates with my chicken legs at lunch time.

Simply Put

I'm still waiting for the candidates who without fear just tells Kenyans that these fellows are not supposed to be anywhere near gov't offices.

If you find them, tell me about them.

In the meantime, I will continue reading with amusement so called asssssssements of politics that will surely lead this country to the cliff.

I'm in the group of voters who won't participate in an election full of such candidates.
Jose: If I make it through this thug life, I'll see you one day. The Lord is the only way to stop the hurt.
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