jomari78 wrote:This VAT on fuel issue would've have provided fodder for a serious opposition party intrested in oversighting government, too bad ours is even more clueless.
Our opposition is also useless. They should learn from the anti austerity party in Greece. Roast this government with it's own oil. More taxes, CGT, tax on essential goods, VAT on electricity, fuel etc. While at the same time being told they are trying to bring the cost of electricity and cost of production down bla bla bla.... The opposition should position itself as the saviour of Kenyans from these tyranny of taxes. And come up with sensible plans that will seem plausible even to the middle class and upper class. Lakini hao pia ni nyef nyef kwa mazishi.
Government MPs pia ni nyef nyef. And they also don't seem to have a mind of their own. They will be convinced to vote for Government bills without even reading.
Conclusion? We are on our own.
Sisi pia, bure. We should hit the streets and say enough is enough. But will we? Your guess is as good as mine.
End result? Kutafunwa kama...
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