Hehehe. ...

Kisumu protesters burn Uhuru banners, say President disturbing their peace

http://www.the-star.co.k...isturbing-their_c1621911

[quote=hardwood]Hehehe. ...

Kisumu protesters burn Uhuru banners, say President disturbing their peace

http://www.the-star.co.k...sturbing-their_c1621911[/quote]

Surely, huu ni uchokozi that should not be entertained.

This man and Jimmy W will finish Baba should the SC no declare Baba president. They want their pound of flesh.

Fake News

Reminds one of a recent article by G.Warigi on SN where he narrated about the folly of relying on activists and their ilk at the expense of those on the ground to ran a political campaign.
Too much theory on paper and misplaced optimism often out touch with reality.

The company Baba sometimes keeps leaves a lot to be desired.

Ndii invested his Phd with Baba. His ROI seems to be Permanent head damage

Ndii has a PhD from the world famous University of Oxford, England. Company (and CV) can never get better than that.

http://www.ox.ac.uk/

C/P ....Interesting read


NOTE TO JOSHUA: HOW TO SURVIVE THE GEMA PRESIDENTIAL BARRICADE

I have to admit, I really don't know how you can overcome this chokehold the GEMA communities have on the presidency. My title is however not misleading. I can only give you survival tips and advice that will help you face it, not overcome it. RAO came unprepared. As you are closer to him than I am, you would be a better witness to the devastation. Don't make the same mistakes. Here goes;

1) Understand your opponent - For starters, WSR is not your opponent. Neither is any other politician from Mt Kenya. Your opponent is a situation. A situation that results in a massive GEMA base coming out to vote like their lives depended on it. The truth, this base believes that their lives do depend on it. They view every contender with deep suspicion. You included. This base has been traumatized by brutal colonialists, a feverishly insecure Moi regime and the 2008 PEV. They have good reason to be suspicious. That suspicion, is your opponent.

2) Suspicious Minds

We're caught in a trap, I can't walk out.
Because I love you too much baby...
- Elvis Presley, Suspicious Minds

Elvis could have told you that a suspicious mind won't acquiesce with you. You need to placate them first. These suspicions have led to a voting pattern that is now predictable. In 2002, the Kikuyu vote splintered as one side voted for a change and another for continuity. Come 2007, RAO consolidated that vote with the 41 vs 1 venom. And unfortunately for you, you applauded it. You need to look for a way to make them forget that. To some extent, WSR has.

3) Slaying a Giant 101: Lull him to sleep first - GEMA is a 7.2M voting behemoth. In this 2017 election, they didn't feel scared enough to turn out in large numbers making Uhuruto have to work extra hard to win additional votes. Why didn't they repeat the previous turnout? Because RAO's effect as a bogeyman is increasingly becoming muted. He is more of a caricature than a bogeyman. But one Kalonzo Musyoka did us a solid by belatedly reminding us that the 41 vs 1 narrative is still alive. As a Jubilee supporter, please pass my appreciation for his unsolicited assistance. The lesson, steer far away from the 41 vs 1 narrative! Actually, I will advise you to run for the hills whenever you hear it. Do not under any circumstances be associated with it. That way, you may , just may have lulled the giant to sleep.

I need not tell you that your past sins will come to haunt you. You did applaud the 41 vs 1. Let's see you wiggle out of this one.

What will be in court today? Applications from Amicus curiae?