mlennyma wrote:MaichBlack wrote:I was not closely following the campaigns but I am sure I must have heard Uhuru and Ruto pledging to reduce the cost of living a couple of times. Is this how you reduce the cost of living?? Taxes on anything and everything! Followed by double and triple taxation???
And I also remember very clearly Uhuru saying that the Jubilee Government could meet its development without necessarily burdening Kenyans with more taxes. The emphasis must have been on 'necessarily'.
when a country is covered with ethinicity it is easy to slaughter all of them without much resistance.we want our person even if he is killing us.sometimes the truth looks like politics but i have no intention whatsoever to talk politics
Totally agree with you!
There are some people who will not complain because they feel some sort if affiliation to the people in power. But that is the most stupid thing to do because these policies affect us as Kenyans not as tribes, political parties, clans and all that other nonsense.
Hakuna Fuel Station za CORD, Jubilee, Masai, Luo, Kamba, Kikuyu, Kuria, Middle class, hustlers, masufferer etc. Kikiumana kimeumana. And that applies to most of the other policies. Unlike Obama who increases taxes for some and reduces it for the others (low income earners) in Kenya there are no winners. Only losers. VAT on fuel is the worst. Everyone will be negatively affected.
Jubilee has made my life worse! They are too quick to take food off my plate which they didn't help cook. Their policies and programs should help me make Kshs. x more then they can come and say they want a fraction of that x!
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