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story teller
#61 Posted : Tuesday, March 12, 2013 11:15:08 PM
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josiah33 wrote:
......but why did he have to go all the way to Kibera to declare that he won? Might as well have called a press conference to announce that....


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muganda
#62 Posted : Tuesday, March 12, 2013 11:22:54 PM
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Jus Blazin wrote:
muganda wrote:

And UHURUTO are now politicking by beginning to prematurely take over government

Okay, now you are pushing it. Shame on you Shame on you Shame on you


@Jus Blazin you chose to remove context of my post smile
Think calmly about what I said and it's the truth! The Transition Authority needs to take charge now that IEBC is done and halt theatrics from CORD and any assumptions by UHURUTO for the sake of Kenya.

Supreme Court should be done with everything in two weeks.


muganda wrote:
A very dangerous trend is emerging in the country, even here in Wazua. Granted many are unhappy about Raila's prerogative to move to the Supreme Court but it's wrong for us all to go back to Campaigns now laced with more venom.

First CORD is very irresponsible with their comments on a case allegedly going to court
And UHURUTO are now politicking by beginning to prematurely take over government
Then IEBC moving from referee to defendant is complicating access to information
Leading to ill advised public rallies by CORD in Kibra


Mark my words, this trajectory if unchecked will wreck the Peace.
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innairobi
#63 Posted : Tuesday, March 12, 2013 11:36:14 PM
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Looks like Kalonzo's diary is full of invitations to funerals nowadays. Hehe. Alikuwa wapi leo?
All my friends are heathens, take it slow. Wait for them to ask you who you know. Please don't make any sudden moves.
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harrydre
#64 Posted : Wednesday, March 13, 2013 12:41:45 AM
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innairobi wrote:
Citizen Odinga's end goal is not necessarily a re-run (CORD know they will lose) but to create enough instability and violence that will either force some nusu mkeka government in return for pulling back their troops or compel the ICC to issue arrest warrants for Uhuruto.

Meanwhile, all duly elected CORD candidates have been called to Nairobi where they will be given a 'message of gratitude' to pass to CORDlets countrywide. Sitashangaa if 'spontaneous' countrywide protests break out if the SC do not rule in his favor. Bottom line, Citizen Odinga knows as things stand today it is impossible for him to take power and become president through the ballot. He is looking for another route.


Well said. RAO is trying to remain relevant.

1) The media has kind of ignored him (even the SK royal)

2) The senators and elected Cordisians are not so enthusiastic with mapambano or to resign or re-runs so we will see support going down apart from hardliners like hassan and Ababu. People like mr. Katikati and Kidero are nowhere in sight. Others are lobbying for positions in govt.

3) Wananchi are tired - that didn't actually look like kibra and as time moves, his rallies will have nobody. Actually those who will show up will be to see the 'newest' mad man in town. The foot soldiers need to pay rent and eat so nobody is going to waste time with him.

4) ICC is watching and these guys have to observe restraint.

5) He committed to go to the courts if he has any grievances

6) Everyone is broke and his sponsors will not spend an extra penny on him. I would not be surprised if they are demanding their money back.

We all know RAO has played a big role to bring about democracy in our country. We give him respect for that. That's something nobody can take away from him, but let him not bring down the whole country with him.
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simonkabz
#65 Posted : Wednesday, March 13, 2013 12:47:25 AM
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harrydre wrote:
innairobi wrote:
Citizen Odinga's end goal is not necessarily a re-run (CORD know they will lose) but to create enough instability and violence that will either force some nusu mkeka government in return for pulling back their troops or compel the ICC to issue arrest warrants for Uhuruto.

Meanwhile, all duly elected CORD candidates have been called to Nairobi where they will be given a 'message of gratitude' to pass to CORDlets countrywide. Sitashangaa if 'spontaneous' countrywide protests break out if the SC do not rule in his favor. Bottom line, Citizen Odinga knows as things stand today it is impossible for him to take power and become president through the ballot. He is looking for another route.


Well said. RAO is trying to remain relevant.

1) The media has kind of ignored him (even the SK royal)

2) The senators and elected Cordisians are not so enthusiastic with mapambano or to resign or re-runs so we will see support going down apart from hardliners like hassan and Ababu. People like mr. Katikati and Kidero are nowhere in sight. Others are lobbying for positions in govt.

3) Wananchi are tired - that didn't actually look like kibra and as time moves, his rallies will have nobody. Actually those who will show up will be to see the 'newest' mad man in town. The foot soldiers need to pay rent and eat so nobody is going to waste time with him.

4) ICC is watching and these guys have to observe restraint.

5) He committed to go to the courts if he has any grievances

6) Everyone is broke and his sponsors will not spend an extra penny on him. I would not be surprised if they are demanding their money back.

We all know RAO has played a big role to bring about democracy in our country. We give him respect for that. That's something nobody can take away from him, but let him not bring down the whole country with him.


Let the idiot burn in hell. The crap he is pulling got us killed in 2007. We aint stupid .
TULIA.........UFUNZWE!
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harrydre
#66 Posted : Wednesday, March 13, 2013 1:10:51 AM
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simonkabz wrote:
harrydre wrote:
innairobi wrote:
Citizen Odinga's end goal is not necessarily a re-run (CORD know they will lose) but to create enough instability and violence that will either force some nusu mkeka government in return for pulling back their troops or compel the ICC to issue arrest warrants for Uhuruto.

Meanwhile, all duly elected CORD candidates have been called to Nairobi where they will be given a 'message of gratitude' to pass to CORDlets countrywide. Sitashangaa if 'spontaneous' countrywide protests break out if the SC do not rule in his favor. Bottom line, Citizen Odinga knows as things stand today it is impossible for him to take power and become president through the ballot. He is looking for another route.


Well said. RAO is trying to remain relevant.

1) The media has kind of ignored him (even the SK royal)

2) The senators and elected Cordisians are not so enthusiastic with mapambano or to resign or re-runs so we will see support going down apart from hardliners like hassan and Ababu. People like mr. Katikati and Kidero are nowhere in sight. Others are lobbying for positions in govt.

3) Wananchi are tired - that didn't actually look like kibra and as time moves, his rallies will have nobody. Actually those who will show up will be to see the 'newest' mad man in town. The foot soldiers need to pay rent and eat so nobody is going to waste time with him.

4) ICC is watching and these guys have to observe restraint.

5) He committed to go to the courts if he has any grievances

6) Everyone is broke and his sponsors will not spend an extra penny on him. I would not be surprised if they are demanding their money back.

We all know RAO has played a big role to bring about democracy in our country. We give him respect for that. That's something nobody can take away from him, but let him not bring down the whole country with him.


Let the idiot burn in hell. The crap he is pulling got us killed in 2007. We aint stupid .


ooh and I forgot..

7) His team has no control of the senate nor the National assembly basically they are finished. That's actually a very strong statement that they lost the election fair and square.
i.am.back!!!!
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MaichBlack
#67 Posted : Wednesday, March 13, 2013 3:03:12 AM
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Thank you God for protecting Kenya from one Raila Amolo Odinga. The way he is behaving, if he ever got the chance to be the President of Kenya, he would have become one of those "president for life" presidents of the 1960s and 1970s. Kenya would have experienced dictatorship of unimaginable proportions that would have made Moi look like a boy scout.

Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Tokyo
#68 Posted : Wednesday, March 13, 2013 4:23:04 AM
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Folks be fair and kind to Agwambo. He has never conceded defeat in his lifetime. and he will not. Only thing against him Kenyans have decided to move on and enjoy his tantrums .he will become irrelevant gradually from 26th march.
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harrydre
#69 Posted : Wednesday, March 13, 2013 4:29:16 AM
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Tokyo wrote:
Folks be fair and kind to Agwambo. He has never conceded defeat in his lifetime. and he will not. Only thing against him Kenyans have decided to move on and enjoy his tantrums .he will become irrelevant gradually from 26th march.


Sad

maybe a 2018 head-start?

i.am.back!!!!
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wal6807
#70 Posted : Wednesday, March 13, 2013 5:22:19 AM
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Tokyo wrote:
Folks be fair and kind to Agwambo. He has never conceded defeat in his lifetime. and he will not. Only thing against him Kenyans have decided to move on and enjoy his tantrums .he will become irrelevant gradually from 26th march.


The game for him is over from here on its downhill all the way .I just hope his advisers can see this.
"Children today are tyrants. They contradict their parents, gobble their food, and tyrannize their teachers."
•Socrates (470?-399 BC)
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