Ethiteri wrote:FRM2011 wrote:Reading some comments here of people supporting police brutality, I can only shake my head.
Have we forgotten 7th July 1997, when police entered the all saints cathedral and shot people right inside the church ? But of course some members here were still holding onto their mothers skirts then so it's understandable.
Why is it that during the 10 years of kibaki's rule, such incidents would not be tolerated ? Why is that during kibaki's time everything was working. Even road fatalities went down without a useless authority(ntsa).
Am glad Nyeri leaders have realised they have to provide leadership to this country. Four mps issued a statement yesterday asking iebc to go home. It should be remembered it's the same leaders who joined Kenyans in asking waiguru to go home.
Does that mean the blind sycophancy does not affect nyeri leaders ? No. But Nyerians will always do the right thing and to hell with political correctness.
Am missing something in your point.
Where is Nyeri leadership coming from in this discussion?
During Kibakis reign the #Powerhungry# chief goon had 1/2 Elliots so there was no need for riots.
Police ni wale wale tu.
Remember the protection accorded the mamulukis.
During PEV police brutality was at the peak.
Apart from numerous deaths caused by the police, there was that incident in Kisumu where a police guy acted in exactly the same way as the one we saw yesterday - kicking a man on the ground.
And who was in state house then!
Isuni yilu yi maa me muyo - ni Mbisuu