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abdulrahman wrote:nostoppingthis wrote:abdulrahman wrote:@Magigi,
That is a big/long story and you expect us to read on a friday. To be honest I read only the headling ie Jakom, Restrain your followers. and I agree with you.
He should restrain his followers. He should take leadership lessons from Kibaki and people will love him.
Even after "its our time to eat" book implicated Kibaki with scandals, I have never seen any Kibaki follower demonstrating just like in US, whether you write about Obama, Bush or whoever, the followers will never demonstrate. It just shows you how immature and brainwashing is in Africa. Sycophants demonstrating intolerance every time their perceived leader is mentioned for the wrong reasons. Where you appoint people by force and insist that they hang onto those positions e.g county commissioners, NHIF board room... But i never saw demonstrations after the court delivered the ruling. This is democracy. I hadly comment on kenyan politics. but let me give it a try. First, demonstrations world over have been used by pro democracy activists to pass their point, mostly to autocratic regimes. Thus demos are very democratic and not archaic. Two, this guy called Miguna comes from Nyando, even tried to be their MP but failed. The current Mp was part of the demo. one thing come to mind, the MP used this opportunity to woe his constituents that he is the good guy and not Miguna(should Mx2 try to compete for the seat next time). the demos were peaceful. By the way I saw some activists do a demo with a sack of maize towords Pm's office jana, were they also S ycophants demonstrating intolerance? "Peace is our profession, War is our business" ...Unknown
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/17/2008 Posts: 23,365 Location: Nairobi
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Um Sayala, hiyo ingine hii matu apanaweza ona!!! ..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 2/3/2010 Posts: 1,797 Location: Kenya
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 I may be wrong..but then I could be right
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 2/3/2010 Posts: 1,797 Location: Kenya
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jakom, captain , your exellency, mzee litsen to the cries of your people I may be wrong..but then I could be right
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/27/2010 Posts: 951 Location: Nyumbani
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Um Sayala wrote:abdulrahman wrote:nostoppingthis wrote:abdulrahman wrote:@Magigi,
That is a big/long story and you expect us to read on a friday. To be honest I read only the headling ie Jakom, Restrain your followers. and I agree with you.
He should restrain his followers. He should take leadership lessons from Kibaki and people will love him.
Even after "its our time to eat" book implicated Kibaki with scandals, I have never seen any Kibaki follower demonstrating just like in US, whether you write about Obama, Bush or whoever, the followers will never demonstrate. It just shows you how immature and brainwashing is in Africa. Sycophants demonstrating intolerance every time their perceived leader is mentioned for the wrong reasons. Where you appoint people by force and insist that they hang onto those positions e.g county commissioners, NHIF board room... But i never saw demonstrations after the court delivered the ruling. This is democracy. I hadly comment on kenyan politics. but let me give it a try. First, demonstrations world over have been used by pro democracy activists to pass their point, mostly to autocratic regimes. Thus demos are very democratic and not archaic. Two, this guy called Miguna comes from Nyando, even tried to be their MP but failed. The current Mp was part of the demo. one thing come to mind, the MP used this opportunity to woe his constituents that he is the good guy and not Miguna(should Mx2 try to compete for the seat next time). the demos were peaceful.By the way I saw some activists do a demo with a sack of maize towords Pm's office jana, were they also S ycophants demonstrating intolerance? They only had some rungus, no stones this time
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,330 Location: Masada
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kiash wrote:Um Sayala wrote:abdulrahman wrote:nostoppingthis wrote:abdulrahman wrote:@Magigi,
That is a big/long story and you expect us to read on a friday. To be honest I read only the headling ie Jakom, Restrain your followers. and I agree with you.
He should restrain his followers. He should take leadership lessons from Kibaki and people will love him.
Even after "its our time to eat" book implicated Kibaki with scandals, I have never seen any Kibaki follower demonstrating just like in US, whether you write about Obama, Bush or whoever, the followers will never demonstrate. It just shows you how immature and brainwashing is in Africa. Sycophants demonstrating intolerance every time their perceived leader is mentioned for the wrong reasons. Where you appoint people by force and insist that they hang onto those positions e.g county commissioners, NHIF board room... But i never saw demonstrations after the court delivered the ruling. This is democracy. I hadly comment on kenyan politics. but let me give it a try. First, demonstrations world over have been used by pro democracy activists to pass their point, mostly to autocratic regimes. Thus demos are very democratic and not archaic. Two, this guy called Miguna comes from Nyando, even tried to be their MP but failed. The current Mp was part of the demo. one thing come to mind, the MP used this opportunity to woe his constituents that he is the good guy and not Miguna(should Mx2 try to compete for the seat next time). the demos were peaceful.By the way I saw some activists do a demo with a sack of maize towords Pm's office jana, were they also S ycophants demonstrating intolerance? They only had some rungus, no stones this time The rungus I read somewhere were for mock funeral,and not for stoning GEM matatus on the road.  Portfolio: Sold
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