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NASA :Whats the game plan.
FRM2011
#301 Posted : Saturday, April 29, 2017 11:31:19 AM
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Ngalaka wrote:

Not too long ago you admitted here that you are in it for pay.
I will be the last one to stand between you and your cheque.
But ask them to be a little kinder to you by supplying you narratives that dont sell you out so effortlessly.


In NASA, we don't ask who or what you are in the incoming govt. It is what you intend to do with the opportunity given to you.

Yes, I would want to take over as the new chairman of (TWSB) Tana water services board. We are that specific. And my dream is to push access to clean water to 100% starting in my home county. Some parts of Nyeri i.e. othaya and Tetu are already @90%. When (not if) I take over, we hit 100% in three years.

We will be launching our manifesto soon. I'd advise you to save the document.

It's the route map to the promised land.
sitaki.kujulikana
#302 Posted : Saturday, April 29, 2017 1:18:40 PM
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masukuma wrote:
The updated lineup for the 2017 elections, with some of the key posts yet to be filled ...

smile si ungeweka names to those red boxes.
Wakanyugi
#303 Posted : Saturday, April 29, 2017 10:00:53 PM
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I just watched NTV and there was Maalim threatening that if their parallel vote tally differs from IEBC they will swear in their own President and essentially make Kenya ungovernable. Sounds familiar?

These hawkish idiots need to be told that every time they open their mouths they are essentially campaigning for Jubilee.

Raila will not win unless he can make serious inroads into either Rift Valley or Central, that is a demographic fact. Meaning he has to stake an ideological position in the Center, eschew this ethnic divide and rule crap and run on a superior economic and social platform than Jubilee. It can be done.

But how long will it take for this simple lesson to sink in? NKT!!
"The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. But the opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth." (Niels Bohr)
Bigchick
#304 Posted : Sunday, April 30, 2017 6:59:01 AM
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Wakanyugi wrote:
I just watched NTV and there was Maalim threatening that if their parallel vote tally differs from IEBC they will swear in their own President and essentially make Kenya ungovernable. Sounds familiar?

These hawkish idiots need to be told that every time they open their mouths they are essentially campaigning for Jubilee.

Raila will not win unless he can make serious inroads into either Rift Valley or Central, that is a demographic fact. Meaning he has to stake an ideological position in the Center, eschew this ethnic divide and rule crap and run on a superior economic and social platform than Jubilee. It can be done.

But how long will it take for this simple lesson to sink in? NKT!!


Its called taking power by force.A Raila strategy since 1982.

Luckily Kenyans are wiser today and am happy the cat is out of the bag.

Experimental Parallel Tallying has already happened in parts of ODM strong holds and the results have given an indication of what will happen.

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Much Know
#305 Posted : Sunday, April 30, 2017 10:03:26 AM
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Ngalaka
#306 Posted : Sunday, April 30, 2017 11:04:14 AM
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FRM2011 wrote:
Ngalaka wrote:

Not too long ago you admitted here that you are in it for pay.
I will be the last one to stand between you and your cheque.
But ask them to be a little kinder to you by supplying you narratives that dont sell you out so effortlessly.


In NASA, we don't ask who or what you are in the incoming govt. It is what you intend to do with the opportunity given to you.

Yes, I would want to take over as the new chairman of (TWSB) Tana water services board. We are that specific. And my dream is to push access to clean water to 100% starting in my home county. Some parts of Nyeri i.e. othaya and Tetu are already @90%. When (not if) I take over, we hit 100% in three years.

We will be launching our manifesto soon. I'd advise you to save the document.

It's the route map to the promised land.

I hear you brother.
When, no it's if at all you realise that seemingly long shot of a dream, kumbuka sisi pia kwa hiyo mambo ya manji.
Kalonzo should be in the fore front in thanking you if you deliver water in Ukambani, something that has eluded him for decades. Alfred Mutua has covered some ground in this respect within his jurisdiction and in a relatively short period.

Isuni yilu yi maa me muyo - ni Mbisuu
Ngalaka
#307 Posted : Sunday, April 30, 2017 11:07:38 AM
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I must have missed something!
The contents of the link and the post so linking dont seem to be in sync!
Isuni yilu yi maa me muyo - ni Mbisuu
FRM2011
#308 Posted : Sunday, April 30, 2017 5:14:32 PM
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Posts: 2,459
Wakanyugi wrote:
I just watched NTV and there was Maalim threatening that if their parallel vote tally differs from IEBC they will swear in their own President and essentially make Kenya ungovernable. Sounds familiar?

These hawkish idiots need to be told that every time they open their mouths they are essentially campaigning for Jubilee.

Raila will not win unless he can make serious inroads into either Rift Valley or Central, that is a demographic fact. Meaning he has to stake an ideological position in the Center, eschew this ethnic divide and rule crap and run on a superior economic and social platform than Jubilee. It can be done.

But how long will it take for this simple lesson to sink in? NKT!!


Would you be kind enough to explain the demographic "fact" ? Would help if you'd refer to the population stats. Otherwise you just sneaked a fallacy in your argument right there.
Wakanyugi
#309 Posted : Monday, May 01, 2017 12:30:57 AM
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FRM2011 wrote:
Wakanyugi wrote:
I just watched NTV and there was Maalim threatening that if their parallel vote tally differs from IEBC they will swear in their own President and essentially make Kenya ungovernable. Sounds familiar?

These hawkish idiots need to be told that every time they open their mouths they are essentially campaigning for Jubilee.

Raila will not win unless he can make serious inroads into either Rift Valley or Central, that is a demographic fact. Meaning he has to stake an ideological position in the Center, eschew this ethnic divide and rule crap and run on a superior economic and social platform than Jubilee. It can be done.

But how long will it take for this simple lesson to sink in? NKT!!


Would you be kind enough to explain the demographic "fact" ? Would help if you'd refer to the population stats. Otherwise you just sneaked a fallacy in your argument right there.


I am tempted to do the numbers again, but this has already been done adequately, including on Wazua. Please google.

So let me do some crude ethnic maths and psychology instead:

1. To win a national election in Kenya you need one of two things: the support of two large tribes with high voter turn out or many small tribes with high voter turn out. Uhuruto can count on at least 80% turn out in Rift Valley and Central. Can Raila count on the same in the rest of Kenya?

2. The reason for the above is not patriotism; or tribalism as Lazy NSA's are wont to claim. It has everything do with the siege mentality that started with the Kikuyu and is now spreading among the Kalenjin. Unfortunately this is a situation that Raila and his fellow hawks can not help reinforcing every time they open their mouths; what with their penchant for preaching to the already converted. It is this mentality that makes it so easy to tar Raila as a bogeyman and converts into millions of votes come election day. What could Raila do today that would scare the rest of Kenya into voting for him in similar numbers?

You may have a different theory and I would like to hear it. But for Raila to win he has to run on a superior platform that attracts a majority of Kenyans and cast himself as a friend of the Kikuyu and the Kalenjin, not the enemy he has been painted to be. You can not scare people into loving you.
"The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. But the opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth." (Niels Bohr)
Nandwa
#310 Posted : Monday, May 01, 2017 12:36:21 PM
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Niko na swali;
Why are the usual wazua RAO-lets so uncharacteristically subdued lately!
Is it indicative of their assesment of his chances.
To fill the void, one mountaneer has abrogated unto himself the onerous duty to defend him.
His motivation not too clear, but your guess as good as mine.
Just as absolute power corrupts leaders, so does absolute fanaticism blind the people from logic
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