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The debate had almost zero effect on the voting patterns. The anger against UK will disappear in the coming week. The biggest losers of the debate were actually the donkey candidates because none had the charisma to sway votes their way which now means this race ends in round one.
What now matters is the voter enthusiasm on 8.8. The undecided voters are those who are undecided on whether to turn up or not.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/18/2011 Posts: 12,069 Location: Kianjokoma
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Quote:On alshabbad he said it is is him and kibaki who sent troops to somalia and now wants them to be withdrawn and stationed at the kenyan border. Wont all the liberated territories fall back to alshabab. Will Kenya be safer with the terrorists occupying territory upto the kenyan border? On this I'm with baba 100%. The servants of Satan, Al-Shetanis, may not be controlled easily from occupation. The invasion method has failed. It could work better in totalitarian regimes like Ethiopia. AMISOM can use other countries that don't share a border and are far away like Ghana
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/19/2010 Posts: 3,505 Location: Uganda
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Much Know wrote:2012 wrote:I commend baba for showing up and putting up a good show, he performed way above my expectations. I understand why UK did not show up, as an incumbent it's never a good idea to debate your opponents unless you are guaranteed of a win like M7. I still think UK would have done well enough to sway some undecided his way. All-in-all, the verdict will be on 8th August. May the best man win. True, i really liked the way Raira handled the "kimundu" e.t.c with humor, lik a gentleman, a conciliatory approach unlike the boring, humorless odomos in wazua who whine and yell to admin about such simple jokes, he copied Uhuru charming style and maybe outdid him, very competently erasing a lot of the Raira phobia which makes people wake up at 6am to vote against him. He even painted the Kenyattas as the ones who eat with family members in garment and his family keeps off, wah! No need arguing that this was a major coup for Raira, he did very well, he was lucky, i congratulate him. much .. you think this will go unnoticed,congratulations to you too.this is the Kenya we want after 8.8 17. punda amecheka
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2007 Posts: 8,776 Location: Cameroon
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Lolest! wrote:Quote:On alshabbad he said it is is him and kibaki who sent troops to somalia and now wants them to be withdrawn and stationed at the kenyan border. Wont all the liberated territories fall back to alshabab. Will Kenya be safer with the terrorists occupying territory upto the kenyan border? On this I'm with baba 100%. The servants of Satan, Al-Shetanis, may not be controlled easily from occupation. The invasion method has failed. It could work better in totalitarian regimes like Ethiopia. AMISOM can use other countries that don't share a border and are far away like Ghana My fren, this is something that needs to be welded into Kenyans by the welder himself. Other than the Troop Contributing Countries that have already sent troops to Som, none other is willing to risk the same, 10 years down the line since the creation of AMISOM. We are in this alone, let no one lie to you that scrambling our troops back to the border will guarantee us any peace. And yes, AS can be defeated or largely weakened, if the world (UN) takes up the rich, heavily populated and highly productive JUBA RIVER CORRIDOR, the last remaining bastion of the cowards and their Shura Council. Capturing large towns like Jilib, Jamaame, Buaale, Saakow, Salagle will severely weaken the terror army and their underage fighters. TULIA.........UFUNZWE!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/28/2015 Posts: 9,562 Location: Rodi Kopany, Homa Bay
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newfarer wrote:Much Know wrote:2012 wrote:I commend baba for showing up and putting up a good show, he performed way above my expectations. I understand why UK did not show up, as an incumbent it's never a good idea to debate your opponents unless you are guaranteed of a win like M7. I still think UK would have done well enough to sway some undecided his way. All-in-all, the verdict will be on 8th August. May the best man win. True, i really liked the way Raira handled the "kimundu" e.t.c with humor, lik a gentleman, a conciliatory approach unlike the boring, humorless odomos in wazua who whine and yell to admin about such simple jokes, he copied Uhuru charming style and maybe outdid him, very competently erasing a lot of the Raira phobia which makes people wake up at 6am to vote against him. He even painted the Kenyattas as the ones who eat with family members in garment and his family keeps off, wah! No need arguing that this was a major coup for Raira, he did very well, he was lucky, i congratulate him. much .. you think this will go unnoticed,congratulations to you too.this is the Kenya we want after 8.8 17. Surely is there anything that baba said to deserve any accolades? Can someone list the things he said he would do that make him deserve to be elected president. 1. 2. 3. 4....
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/28/2015 Posts: 9,562 Location: Rodi Kopany, Homa Bay
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http://www.the-star.co.k...-hate-leaflets_c1603633
On Monday, Mandago met members of the Luo and Luhya communities in Eldoret where he urged them to vote for him and accused Buzeki of inciting communities using the leaflets and forged county letters. The county has more than 450,000 voters and almost half of them are not from the Kalenjin community. Some of the groups have been classified as swing communities. 
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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/25/2011 Posts: 2,103 Location: Nrb
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maka wrote:Baratang wrote:hardwood wrote:Baratang wrote:Would Uhuru have gotten fair questioning if he had attended knowing far too well that the two fellows Linus and Joe are ODM members. Just asking for a friend. Interesting because Joe Ageyo is current employed by NASA in the PR team. Precisely. And Linus at some not distant past vied for an elective post some place in Kilgoris on an ODM ticket. Uhuru was clever not to attend. I would have done the same thing. Sigh... Is it really true he vied on an ODM ticket? I am happy
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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/25/2011 Posts: 2,103 Location: Nrb
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kaka2za wrote:Bigchick wrote:By a show of hands,anybody who was a jubilee supporter who has changed his mind coz UK did not show up?
I was disappointed he did not show up coz he had given some feelers like he would.However 8817 Kura kwa debe ya UK
See post #1708 Above  I remember @ liv laughed at you for this "pretense"because clearly,you have been ODM all along. I am happy
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/28/2015 Posts: 9,562 Location: Rodi Kopany, Homa Bay
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Amores wrote:maka wrote:Baratang wrote:hardwood wrote:Baratang wrote:Would Uhuru have gotten fair questioning if he had attended knowing far too well that the two fellows Linus and Joe are ODM members. Just asking for a friend. Interesting because Joe Ageyo is current employed by NASA in the PR team. Precisely. And Linus at some not distant past vied for an elective post some place in Kilgoris on an ODM ticket. Uhuru was clever not to attend. I would have done the same thing. Sigh... Is it really true he vied on an ODM ticket? Yes. C&P ".......Linus Kaikai was an ODM candidate in 2007 for the Kilgoris parliamentary nomination, today, he is part of this media house and organizers of the debate and Joe Ageyo is a beneficiary of the Jaramogi Odinga Foundation scholarship to study in Norway on climate change".
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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/5/2010 Posts: 2,459
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hardwood wrote:http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2017/07/25/dont-worry-eldoret-police-tell-voters-after-more-hate-leaflets_c1603633 On Monday, Mandago met members of the Luo and Luhya communities in Eldoret where he urged them to vote for him and accused Buzeki of inciting communities using the leaflets and forged county letters. The county has more than 450,000 voters and almost half of them are not from the Kalenjin community. Some of the groups have been classified as swing communities.  I have no idea what is happening in Eld but it doesn't sound nice. Considering they are both Jubilee, Uhuru and Ruto should intervene to calm the tension in the town. Its taking a very ugly tribal angle.
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