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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2007 Posts: 8,776 Location: Cameroon
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Tebes wrote:From a blogger elsewhere; Quote:Vote Uhuru and Ruto into State House....and ready your limbs to wear the shackles of consequences that will follow. There are many who don't understand the intricacies of having a president and vice president who have been indicted for grave crimes against humanity; who are either being tried at the Hague, or have defied it, and thus have warrants out for their arrests. Not gonna be pretty. However, some folks always prefer learning through experience if they are lucky to survive it. It seems many Kenyans, in a laughable but confounding manner, are willing to give these sick puppies the country' s highest seat of power; chancing a date with horrendous consequences. One thing is for sure : Uhuru & Ruto will probably be able to ride out Kenya's isolation at great expense to the common mwanainchi. It will be the longest 5 year term the mwanainchi ever voted for. The good part is that: the mwanainchi "voter" will emerge from the experience much wiser having experienced the baptism, and bearing scars that will be very difficult to ignore. We'll then see if they' ll re- elect fugitives Hehehe........they will again, in 2017. The memory of a goldfish is well implanted on our people. TULIA.........UFUNZWE!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/7/2012 Posts: 11,941
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simonkabz wrote:Tebes wrote:From a blogger elsewhere; Quote:Vote Uhuru and Ruto into State House....and ready your limbs to wear the shackles of consequences that will follow. There are many who don't understand the intricacies of having a president and vice president who have been indicted for grave crimes against humanity; who are either being tried at the Hague, or have defied it, and thus have warrants out for their arrests. Not gonna be pretty. However, some folks always prefer learning through experience if they are lucky to survive it. It seems many Kenyans, in a laughable but confounding manner, are willing to give these sick puppies the country' s highest seat of power; chancing a date with horrendous consequences. One thing is for sure : Uhuru & Ruto will probably be able to ride out Kenya's isolation at great expense to the common mwanainchi. It will be the longest 5 year term the mwanainchi ever voted for. The good part is that: the mwanainchi "voter" will emerge from the experience much wiser having experienced the baptism, and bearing scars that will be very difficult to ignore. We'll then see if they' ll re- elect fugitives Hehehe........they will again, in 2017. The memory of a goldfish is well implanted on our people. That is what will happen. we will elect them in 2013 and 2017/18 and remember they will have the powers to mutilate the constitution to suit their liking. we are in for trouble bros/sis. Remember after all MOI did, we still elected him in 1992 and 1997. worse than gold fish mind. In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 3/26/2012 Posts: 1,182
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ali wrote:mkeiyd wrote:@sure, i will begin from anywhere , , , , eeeeeeh,. Its 2014,towards december,uhuru has been prezie for close to two years. hes never stepped to hague since becoming prezie. no more textiles export to the u.s, the eu doesnt import our horticultural produce,unreasonable travel warnings have brought tourism to its knees,our hard currencies reserves cant cover a months imports. the imf n world thanks to the eu n usa cant bail us. oil is only affordable by the rich,middle class are peasants now. there is chaos n anarchy in the country.
@sure, who will save us then?
do we have to put us in such a grim,shit hole?
for what?
for you n all those who take muthamaki as a hero,there is a swahili saying.
TENDA WEMA WENDE ZAKO.
Uk aende zake.
Otherwise vote EAGLE for kenyas prosperity n not doom n gloom.  This is the campaign that is being preached by some activists and cordesians. What makes you think they will refuse to attend the proceedings? They have pledged to faithfully attend and obey the court. Not that I am a supporter of Uhuru, No, I am not. But I want fair play. don’t start preaching possibilities As proven facts. And stop using fear and paranoia to support your fickle arguments. @ ali, ma ngai ma, You have said it, they are possibilities,so, what's your solution? Are you suggesting we bury our heads,wait for the possibilities to become REALITY, then WHAT? Are you waiting for them to tell you they won't attend proceedings if they ever get elected? Please stop me from using fear and paranoia, by answering my 3 questions.
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Rank: Member Joined: 12/2/2007 Posts: 230 Location: London,SW
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Rank: Member Joined: 12/2/2007 Posts: 230 Location: London,SW
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 6/11/2008 Posts: 892
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mkeiyd wrote:ali wrote:mkeiyd wrote:@sure, i will begin from anywhere , , , , eeeeeeh,. Its 2014,towards december,uhuru has been prezie for close to two years. hes never stepped to hague since becoming prezie. no more textiles export to the u.s, the eu doesnt import our horticultural produce,unreasonable travel warnings have brought tourism to its knees,our hard currencies reserves cant cover a months imports. the imf n world thanks to the eu n usa cant bail us. oil is only affordable by the rich,middle class are peasants now. there is chaos n anarchy in the country.
@sure, who will save us then?
do we have to put us in such a grim,shit hole?
for what?
for you n all those who take muthamaki as a hero,there is a swahili saying.
TENDA WEMA WENDE ZAKO.
Uk aende zake.
Otherwise vote EAGLE for kenyas prosperity n not doom n gloom. This is the campaign that is being preached by some activists and cordesians. What makes you think they will refuse to attend the proceedings? They have pledged to faithfully attend and obey the court. Not that I am a supporter of Uhuru, No, I am not. But I want fair play. don’t start preaching possibilities As proven facts. And stop using fear and paranoia to support your fickle arguments. @ ali, ma ngai ma, You have said it, they are possibilities,so, what's your solution? Are you suggesting we bury our heads,wait for the possibilities to become REALITY, then WHAT? Are you waiting for them to tell you they won't attend proceedings if they ever get elected? Please stop me from using fear and paranoia, by answering my 3 questions.  Enyewe, they are possibilities. but my beef is with politicians and their supporters who are using the ICC repercussions mantra to drive away UMK's support. I suggest we do the following: we tell UMK the truth, that with him on the ballot, things can only head south/down...as his opponents will use this as cannon fodder and beat him like a drum The Issue s bothering many. UMK's support base was happy when Macharia joined UMK but with Macharia gone, many are in a fix. Even if UMK is barred, and PK inherit UMK's vote, not all of it esp. RV and other regions. Macharia has declared war on UMK and the way i see, he is only driving away UMK's voters from himself in the event UMK is not running. So I am not sure I have answers to your questions, they are too hard. but they are very forthright and conscience pricking. For in him (Jesus) we live and move and have our being-Acts 17:28
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 3/26/2012 Posts: 1,182
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@ ali, True, they are hard questions. That's why i used the "TENDA WEMA WENDE ZAKO".
Let's look into the future and make a political decision that won't put our welfare and that of our loved ones in jeopardy.
I have nothing personal against UK or Ruto, but their presidency doesn't portent collective well for our country.
It's neither fear nor paranoia.
It is insulating our country from needless agony.
Its not everyday a car gets involved in an accident, that is not to say insurance is a waste.
Let's buy insurance for our country,whether the accident[economic woes] happens or not, that a totally different ball game.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/21/2008 Posts: 2,490
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I thought they are only suspects.. Innocent till proven guilty? Why all the fuss about their potential presidency! Who said they will not go to Hague? The man who marries a beautiful woman, and the farmer who grows corn by the roadside have the same problem
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Rank: Member Joined: 9/9/2010 Posts: 546 Location: Garissa
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josiah33 wrote:Ngai! Si sure ungetafuta argument ingine for why u prefer Uhuru. Imagine all this-imbecile, kumbafu, dementia, stupid, myopic and dead beat brain- describing who u are. I'd hang myself. Ati I hang myself? Why now? I thought we are having a debate here however unsettling it is to some great wazuans. If I hang myself before seing the next prezo of Kenya, I would have missed something major and my vote would go to waste. Wisdom to detect when share prices hit rock bottom.
When interest on bonds keep going up, you know the bear run is on high street. When interest on bonds start leveling, the bear has met the bull and they have hit rock bottom. When the interest rates on bonds start coming down, the bull has overpowered the bear and you better be riding the bull.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/27/2011 Posts: 1,777
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Sure wrote:josiah33 wrote:Ngai! Si sure ungetafuta argument ingine for why u prefer Uhuru. Imagine all this-imbecile, kumbafu, dementia, stupid, myopic and dead beat brain- describing who u are. I'd hang myself. Ati I hang myself? Why now? I thought we are having a debate here however unsettling it is to some great wazuans. If I hang myself before seing the next prezo of Kenya, I would have missed something major and my vote would go to waste. Ok, don't hang yourself girl, we need u to vote for the next president.
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