Why don't you ask your mother. She may know.

Ah! The man himself appears. She died 20 years ago so I can't ask her so she is beyond whatever you can say about her. So wewe ni wa kabila gani bwana. Unless you are ashamed of them.

@borris, the gospel of madoandoa was the rallying call for ODM ala 41 against 1 was well orchestrated and planned.....the evictions were preplanned. The network consisted of the ODM pentagon.[quote]


Wameanza tena.the dogs have started barking!

Trust me that is a very "good" investment the kneeling man is making. Wsr can make you a multi millionaire in an instant. One visit to shell and bp house and by the following week you are moving from donholm to runda.

That may be so but I think WSR is a bit worried about being associated with a man who eats other peoples' wives by force and without using condoms...

The aggresors were the Mungiki and the Kalenjin warriors. Even standard one kids know that.

Kisumu, and Nyanza as a whole was all calm. People of all communities had nothing to fear.
Kibera, Mathare north and other areas dominated by Nyanzans were all quiet.

@borris, the gospel of madoandoa was the rallying call for ODM ala 41 against 1 was well orchestrated and planned.....the evictions were preplanned. The network consisted of the ODM pentagon.



ODM did not loose because the election was stolen.... it lost because it was outdone the stealing exercise by the other party. If my memory serves me correctly, no one could tell who had won.... why, they stole in equal measure, only that one was outdone.... None of them were angels... I understand.

This statement is partially true. There was rigging on both sides. The election was completely flawed. Thats why I have always said that the person to blame most for PEV 2008 is Mwai Kibaki. By declaring himself president, he unleashed all kinds of emotions. Elections are a very emotional issue for Kenyans. And you should not play with emotions.

Kibaki should have been a true statesman. He should have put selfish interests aside and said there will either be a recount or a rerun. That way 3000 people would not have died.

Kibaki's decision to steal the election by announcing himself the winner in that late night swearing in ceremony is what kicked off PEV 2008. It was a selfish act that precipitated chaos.

Also The Kibaki era created hostility and distrust between Kenyan ethnic groups back to the level they were in in the mid 1960s with the Mount Kenya Mafia taking the place of the Kiambu mafia. The one difference this time was that there were no political assassinations.

@lonest, put the the thief on the trial, not the victim. What caused PEV is theft.

What you are advocating here is like blaming victims of terror attack for not wearing bulletproof armour or blaming someone who raised a terror alert.