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Bigchick wrote:I patiently wait for Maragas word tomorrow.
Meanwhile my NASWA friends have also decided they cannot go all the way and their candidate withdrew.Fares are as high as 2k one way. What if Maraga postpones the election?  
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washiku wrote:Bigchick wrote:I patiently wait for Maragas word tomorrow.
Meanwhile my NASWA friends have also decided they cannot go all the way and their candidate withdrew.Fares are as high as 2k one way. What if Maraga postpones the election? We shall confirm he is part of the coup plotters. And we shall play the game to the very end......He will give directions and we shall follow.Meanwhile UK remains the president and parliamrnt and cabinet is in place so government is running albeit not at full capacity. Love is beautiful and so are those who share it.With Love, Marriage is an amazing event in ones life time, the foundation of joy, happiness and success.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 12/1/2008 Posts: 1,098
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washiku wrote:[quote=Bigchick]I patiently wait for Maragas word tomorrow.
Meanwhile my NASWA friends have also decided they cannot go all the way and their candidate withdrew.Fares are as high as 2k one way. What if Maraga postpones the election? [/quote He should not indulge those busy bodies. The only person he should listen to is Chebuu.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 7/5/2010 Posts: 2,061 Location: Nairobi
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Bigchick wrote:I patiently wait for Maragas word tomorrow.
Meanwhile my NASWA friends have also decided they cannot go all the way and their candidate withdrew.Fares are as high as 2k one way.
Hapa iko kitu .....  I go on high alert when RAO starts acting reasonably ....the old master of subterfuge has something up his sleeve ...
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/17/2009 Posts: 2,038 Location: GA
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quicksand wrote:Bigchick wrote:I patiently wait for Maragas word tomorrow.
Meanwhile my NASWA friends have also decided they cannot go all the way and their candidate withdrew.Fares are as high as 2k one way.
Hapa iko kitu ..... I go on high alert when RAO starts acting reasonably ....the old master of subterfuge has something up his sleeve ... @OliverMathenge Oct 19: JP files case against Raila; date set for Oct 27 Oct 24: Activists file case against IEBC; date set for Oct 25 All related to Oct 26
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/18/2011 Posts: 12,069 Location: Kianjokoma
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madollar wrote:quicksand wrote:Bigchick wrote:I patiently wait for Maragas word tomorrow.
Meanwhile my NASWA friends have also decided they cannot go all the way and their candidate withdrew.Fares are as high as 2k one way.
Hapa iko kitu ..... I go on high alert when RAO starts acting reasonably ....the old master of subterfuge has something up his sleeve ... @OliverMathenge Oct 19: JP files case against Raila; date set for Oct 27 Oct 24: Activists file case against IEBC; date set for Oct 25 All related to Oct 26 Case certified as urgent! Will that case be at Supreme court? If yes, we have no way out but be at the mercy of judges If not 1 more card Nothing stops judiciary from acting unconstitutionally. Like demand dialogue, or postpone polls past November 1st
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2012 Posts: 15,980
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Who would have known risasi moja ni kali hivi? "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Rank: Member Joined: 10/6/2009 Posts: 587
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Lolest! wrote:madollar wrote:quicksand wrote:Bigchick wrote:I patiently wait for Maragas word tomorrow.
Meanwhile my NASWA friends have also decided they cannot go all the way and their candidate withdrew.Fares are as high as 2k one way.
Hapa iko kitu ..... I go on high alert when RAO starts acting reasonably ....the old master of subterfuge has something up his sleeve ... @OliverMathenge Oct 19: JP files case against Raila; date set for Oct 27 Oct 24: Activists file case against IEBC; date set for Oct 25 All related to Oct 26 Case certified as urgent! Will that case be at Supreme court? If yes, we have no way out but be at the mercy of judges If not 1 more card Nothing stops judiciary from acting unconstitutionally. Like demand dialogue, or postpone polls past November 1st Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/4/2008 Posts: 1,289 Location: Nairobi
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Baratang wrote:Lolest! wrote:madollar wrote:quicksand wrote:Bigchick wrote:I patiently wait for Maragas word tomorrow.
Meanwhile my NASWA friends have also decided they cannot go all the way and their candidate withdrew.Fares are as high as 2k one way.
Hapa iko kitu ..... I go on high alert when RAO starts acting reasonably ....the old master of subterfuge has something up his sleeve ... @OliverMathenge Oct 19: JP files case against Raila; date set for Oct 27 Oct 24: Activists file case against IEBC; date set for Oct 25 All related to Oct 26 Case certified as urgent! Will that case be at Supreme court? If yes, we have no way out but be at the mercy of judges If not 1 more card Nothing stops judiciary from acting unconstitutionally. Like demand dialogue, or postpone polls past November 1st Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend. Yes they will. Order reads may it be a holiday
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2012 Posts: 15,980
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Baratang wrote:Lolest! wrote:madollar wrote:quicksand wrote:Bigchick wrote:I patiently wait for Maragas word tomorrow.
Meanwhile my NASWA friends have also decided they cannot go all the way and their candidate withdrew.Fares are as high as 2k one way.
Hapa iko kitu ..... I go on high alert when RAO starts acting reasonably ....the old master of subterfuge has something up his sleeve ... @OliverMathenge Oct 19: JP files case against Raila; date set for Oct 27 Oct 24: Activists file case against IEBC; date set for Oct 25 All related to Oct 26 Case certified as urgent! Will that case be at Supreme court? If yes, we have no way out but be at the mercy of judges If not 1 more card Nothing stops judiciary from acting unconstitutionally. Like demand dialogue, or postpone polls past November 1st Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend.  "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Rank: Member Joined: 12/21/2009 Posts: 602
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Baratang wrote:Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend.
WAPO: The Latest: Kenya Supreme Court urged to delay electionsExcerpt:
"Kenya’s Supreme Court is to meet a day before Thursday’s repeat presidential elections to decide whether the polls should go ahead if a credible vote cannot be guaranteed.
The court will hear a case brought by three Kenyans who are urging that the elections be postponed until the electoral commission can hold free and fair elections, as is mandated by the constitution."
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/22/2009 Posts: 2,449 Location: Africa
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Dahatre wrote:Baratang wrote:Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend.
WAPO: The Latest: Kenya Supreme Court urged to delay electionsExcerpt:
"Kenya’s Supreme Court is to meet a day before Thursday’s repeat presidential elections to decide whether the polls should go ahead if a credible vote cannot be guaranteed.
The court will hear a case brought by three Kenyans who are urging that the elections be postponed until the electoral commission can hold free and fair elections, as is mandated by the constitution." The letter has been addressed to the High Court. I don't think it's the supreme court hearing the case
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Rank: Member Joined: 12/21/2009 Posts: 602
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Shak wrote:Dahatre wrote:Baratang wrote:Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend.
WAPO: The Latest: Kenya Supreme Court urged to delay electionsExcerpt:
"Kenya’s Supreme Court is to meet a day before Thursday’s repeat presidential elections to decide whether the polls should go ahead if a credible vote cannot be guaranteed.
The court will hear a case brought by three Kenyans who are urging that the elections be postponed until the electoral commission can hold free and fair elections, as is mandated by the constitution." The letter has been addressed to the High Court. I don't think it's the supreme court hearing the case Americans may not know the difference between supreme and high court..
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/22/2009 Posts: 2,449 Location: Africa
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Dahatre wrote:Shak wrote:Dahatre wrote:Baratang wrote:Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend.
WAPO: The Latest: Kenya Supreme Court urged to delay electionsExcerpt:
"Kenya’s Supreme Court is to meet a day before Thursday’s repeat presidential elections to decide whether the polls should go ahead if a credible vote cannot be guaranteed.
The court will hear a case brought by three Kenyans who are urging that the elections be postponed until the electoral commission can hold free and fair elections, as is mandated by the constitution." The letter has been addressed to the High Court. I don't think it's the supreme court hearing the case Americans may not know the difference between supreme and high court.. Question is, who are the presiding judges of the constitutional and judicial review divisions?
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Shak wrote:Dahatre wrote:Shak wrote:Dahatre wrote:Baratang wrote:Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend.
WAPO: The Latest: Kenya Supreme Court urged to delay electionsExcerpt:
"Kenya’s Supreme Court is to meet a day before Thursday’s repeat presidential elections to decide whether the polls should go ahead if a credible vote cannot be guaranteed.
The court will hear a case brought by three Kenyans who are urging that the elections be postponed until the electoral commission can hold free and fair elections, as is mandated by the constitution." The letter has been addressed to the High Court. I don't think it's the supreme court hearing the case Americans may not know the difference between supreme and high court.. Question is, who are the presiding judges of the constitutional and judicial review divisions? http://www.nation.co.ke/news/David-Maraga-certifies-as-urgent-case-to-stop-Kenya-election/1056-4153932-h0dde8z/index.htmlProverbs 4:23
[23]Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/6/2008 Posts: 3,553
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Shak wrote:Dahatre wrote:Shak wrote:Dahatre wrote:Baratang wrote:Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend.
WAPO: The Latest: Kenya Supreme Court urged to delay electionsExcerpt:
"Kenya’s Supreme Court is to meet a day before Thursday’s repeat presidential elections to decide whether the polls should go ahead if a credible vote cannot be guaranteed.
The court will hear a case brought by three Kenyans who are urging that the elections be postponed until the electoral commission can hold free and fair elections, as is mandated by the constitution." The letter has been addressed to the High Court. I don't think it's the supreme court hearing the case Americans may not know the difference between supreme and high court.. Question is, who are the presiding judges of the constitutional and judicial review divisions? Like justice odunga, the registrar of the supreme court, and all others receiving orders from new york. Meru Holiness
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2012 Posts: 15,980
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the Star wrote:
The controversial Election Laws (Amendment) Bill 2017 will come into force on Friday, with or without President Uhuru Kenyatta's assent, Aden Duale has said.
The National Assembly majority leader this will be the case as 14 days will have lapsed since the legislation was passed in Parliament.
Duale told The Star on Tuesday that Uhuru has the options of returning the Bill to Parliament with a memorandum for changes or signing it before Friday, failure of which it automatically takes effect.
"There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/22/2009 Posts: 2,449 Location: Africa
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Shak wrote:Dahatre wrote:Shak wrote:Dahatre wrote:Baratang wrote:Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend.
WAPO: The Latest: Kenya Supreme Court urged to delay electionsExcerpt:
"Kenya’s Supreme Court is to meet a day before Thursday’s repeat presidential elections to decide whether the polls should go ahead if a credible vote cannot be guaranteed.
The court will hear a case brought by three Kenyans who are urging that the elections be postponed until the electoral commission can hold free and fair elections, as is mandated by the constitution." The letter has been addressed to the High Court. I don't think it's the supreme court hearing the case Americans may not know the difference between supreme and high court.. Question is, who are the presiding judges of the constitutional and judicial review divisions? Justice George Odunga and Justice Roselyn Aburili. Ok. No election on 26th
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/6/2008 Posts: 3,553
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Shak wrote:Shak wrote:Dahatre wrote:Shak wrote:Dahatre wrote:Baratang wrote:Will the judges meet tomorrow being a holiday? Just asking for a friend.
WAPO: The Latest: Kenya Supreme Court urged to delay electionsExcerpt:
"Kenya’s Supreme Court is to meet a day before Thursday’s repeat presidential elections to decide whether the polls should go ahead if a credible vote cannot be guaranteed.
The court will hear a case brought by three Kenyans who are urging that the elections be postponed until the electoral commission can hold free and fair elections, as is mandated by the constitution." The letter has been addressed to the High Court. I don't think it's the supreme court hearing the case Americans may not know the difference between supreme and high court.. Question is, who are the presiding judges of the constitutional and judicial review divisions? Justice George Odunga and Justice Roselyn Aburili. Ok. No election on 26th This guys have a secret oath to install raira and they know all about oaths! Meru Holiness
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/9/2009 Posts: 6,592 Location: Nairobi
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murchr wrote:the Star wrote:
The controversial Election Laws (Amendment) Bill 2017 will come into force on Friday, with or without President Uhuru Kenyatta's assent, Aden Duale has said.
The National Assembly majority leader this will be the case as 14 days will have lapsed since the legislation was passed in Parliament.
Duale told The Star on Tuesday that Uhuru has the options of returning the Bill to Parliament with a memorandum for changes or signing it before Friday, failure of which it automatically takes effect.
This was Uhuru's plan all along. Very clever I must say. Looks like Jubilee has clever lawyers too after all.
BBI will solve it :)
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