So you are saying it is OK to tap into the telephones of heads of foreign states? And you are also saying this tapping is what is keeping the world safe? At the same time you believe that this tapping is what gives Americans an edge during trade negotiations?

That is true and a shame. Kenyans are an oppressed lot.

That became clear to me when I wanted a refund. Long story short, I never got it despite meeting all that is required. The greatest part is that few months down the line my employer made a mistake in taxes. That specific month my account shocked me. Nicest part, I had sent a resignation letter a month earlier. That's the last time I held a taxable salaried position.

If you can't see the value of espionage in preventing terrorist attacks and trade negotiations then I can't help you.

Negative Energy:

When you read through the comments on this post, nothing is captured clearly more than negative energy. Leaders are representation of those who elected them so when you see or listen to what's happening in Kenya always remember that majority of Kenyans are either actively perpetrating or allowing these things to happen. Kenyans are their own worst enemies!

I grew up in a village where it was somehow ok to beat your wife, one of my neighbors wife would scream every morning and people allowed it. In my town people ride matatu driven by drunk drivers! If you are lucky to drive a car, you deal with crazy drivers and people allow that to happen, drivers block intersections and all you need to do it point at where you want to go and drive right in! When you have a job and can afford to hire a maid we treat them like second class human, we over work them and underpay them. Therefore, when you see what is happening in the country always remember thats how majority of Kenyan would do given the chance!