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Rank: Veteran Joined: 6/8/2010 Posts: 1,734
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FRM2011 wrote:
Let me ask a question here. I know its pointless but I will try it anyway.
There is a section of the population ( >40% ) that has been made to feel their voices cannot be heard and they do not matter anyway.
When they try to exercise their right to picket, a right granted by our constitution and reinforced by 4 high court rulings, we have ended up with 67 dead protesters. All killed by police in cold blood.
And now those people have decided to take a more passive approach. They want to have their voice heard by saying nothing. By keeping off. Going by the reaction here and elsewhere, I can say without fear, someone has heard them loud and clear.
Apart from Uhuru, we know almost everyone else in Jubilee is there to enrich themselves at the expense of the state. Hitting their pockets is a the best way to send a message they will hear. By taking away the one thing they love most.
Kameme Fm has been fundraising for prople who lost their property in Kawangware. No word for those who lost their lives. Three of those who died in Kawangware were Kiuks. But to Kameme, property rights trump the right to life.
The NASA team are simply saying, "we beg to differ, the right to life is supreme above everything else."
Lets all sit back and wait to see how this goes.
My take, Safaricom may survive but the other two................
Just hoping others will not do the same to products associated with NASA Life is an endless adventure
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/6/2008 Posts: 3,586
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The main objective of devolution, which I see as "decentralization", is so difficult to distinguish from a paradoxical " succesful" secession, only here you secure an already existing bloc Kenya, they are already govoners,that port will be abandoned very fast, and Mombasa will turn into a lawless, jobless drug infested town in months, with no money, it will take years, they will still need to make regional agreements again, etc this is infantile ujinga just promoting the foolish power grabbing that goes in the middle east, somali and Mali etc and creating small lawless States which then go back to assistance from neighbours etc, total stupidity in lust of power, the same story over and over, wacha waende mapema! Ras Kienyeji Man
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Rank: Member Joined: 7/27/2014 Posts: 560 Location: Eastlando
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Joho is stupid. He is killing any Little Chance he had to be a future president. This silly move will remain wuth him forever. What coast needs is EDUCATION. Once that is in place, they can controll their resources easily.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/25/2011 Posts: 2,103 Location: Nrb
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FRM2011 wrote:
Let me ask a question here. I know its pointless but I will try it anyway.
There is a section of the population ( >40% ) that has been made to feel their voices cannot be heard and they do not matter anyway.
When they try to exercise their right to picket, a right granted by our constitution and reinforced by 4 high court rulings, we have ended up with 67 dead protesters. All killed by police in cold blood.
And now those people have decided to take a more passive approach. They want to have their voice heard by saying nothing. By keeping off. Going by the reaction here and elsewhere, I can say without fear, someone has heard them loud and clear.
Apart from Uhuru, we know almost everyone else in Jubilee is there to enrich themselves at the expense of the state. Hitting their pockets is a the best way to send a message they will hear. By taking away the one thing they love most.
Kameme Fm has been fundraising for prople who lost their property in Kawangware. No word for those who lost their lives. Three of those who died in Kawangware were Kiuks. But to Kameme, property rights trump the right to life.
The NASA team are simply saying, "we beg to differ, the right to life is supreme above everything else."
Lets all sit back and wait to see how this goes.
My take, Safaricom may survive but the other two................
How is boycotting products helping to achieve the right to life? I am happy
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 12/1/2008 Posts: 1,098
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Amores wrote:FRM2011 wrote:
Let me ask a question here. I know its pointless but I will try it anyway.
There is a section of the population ( >40% ) that has been made to feel their voices cannot be heard and they do not matter anyway.
When they try to exercise their right to picket, a right granted by our constitution and reinforced by 4 high court rulings, we have ended up with 67 dead protesters. All killed by police in cold blood.
And now those people have decided to take a more passive approach. They want to have their voice heard by saying nothing. By keeping off. Going by the reaction here and elsewhere, I can say without fear, someone has heard them loud and clear.
Apart from Uhuru, we know almost everyone else in Jubilee is there to enrich themselves at the expense of the state. Hitting their pockets is a the best way to send a message they will hear. By taking away the one thing they love most.
Kameme Fm has been fundraising for prople who lost their property in Kawangware. No word for those who lost their lives. Three of those who died in Kawangware were Kiuks. But to Kameme, property rights trump the right to life.
The NASA team are simply saying, "we beg to differ, the right to life is supreme above everything else."
Lets all sit back and wait to see how this goes.
My take, Safaricom may survive but the other two................
How is boycotting products helping to achieve the right to life?  @FRM2011 will find it very hard to boycott Kameme
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/4/2006 Posts: 13,823 Location: Nairobi
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FRM2011 wrote:
Let me ask a question here. I know its pointless but I will try it anyway.
There is a section of the population ( >40% ) that has been made to feel their voices cannot be heard and they do not matter anyway.
When they try to exercise their right to picket, a right granted by our constitution and reinforced by 4 high court rulings, we have ended up with 67 dead protesters. All killed by police in cold blood.
And now those people have decided to take a more passive approach. They want to have their voice heard by saying nothing. By keeping off. Going by the reaction here and elsewhere, I can say without fear, someone has heard them loud and clear.
Apart from Uhuru, we know almost everyone else in Jubilee is there to enrich themselves at the expense of the state. Hitting their pockets is a the best way to send a message they will hear. By taking away the one thing they love most.
Kameme Fm has been fundraising for prople who lost their property in Kawangware. No word for those who lost their lives. Three of those who died in Kawangware were Kiuks. But to Kameme, property rights trump the right to life.
The NASA team are simply saying, "we beg to differ, the right to life is supreme above everything else."
Lets all sit back and wait to see how this goes.
My take, Safaricom may survive but the other two................
I get it... it's the subtler aspects of rights (a great idea by the way... very fictional but great!!). At what points do your rights end and mine begin? what should I do to communicate that - you have crossed the line ESPECIALLY to others who may attempt to cross it later? a slap on the wrist? a punch in the face? or.... death? and who does this 'enforcement'. Let's talk soberly - what do you do to a bunch of people who don't respect property rights? Societies that progressed at one time drew a line using laws that supported this  Do you know why property rights are sacred? unlike say - opinion rights... Property is an extension of the person. A person's life is all about stacking this... based on the decisions/choices they take... the penalties the pay... the hours the put in... the sacrifices... the personal costs... people need to understand that some of the business they run over... plunder are like children of the owner.. like young babies always asking for attention... never giving the owner a break. anyone who has ever lifted a finger to start something knows this... COST so forgive me if I don't empathize when a looter gets shot... All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/10/2008 Posts: 9,131 Location: Kanjo
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Njung'e wrote:The five phases after a loss.
1. Denial.
2. Anger.
3. Bargaining
4. Depression.
5. Acceptance.
The Nasarites are somewhere between 2 and 3. Ignore them until they are through all the 5 phases. Kuchapwa namna hii sio rahisi! When it rains it pours, now NRM can't access a coin from political party fund. 1% of vote doesn't count. Orengo better hide. https://www.the-star.co....a-parties-cash_c1663568
i.am.back!!!!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/10/2008 Posts: 9,131 Location: Kanjo
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Kusadikika wrote:Much Know wrote:No, let them go, this guys are a nuisance, its better to look southwards on long-term issues than trust this demons, they will shut up when the middle east issus are done, otherwise ni ujinga na makelele, let them go! Ni upumbavu mtupu. Kilifi and Mombasa are not the only pwani because there is also Kwale and Lamu who are happy to be in kenya. Agreed. what percentage do they contribute towards GDP? They actually take from the rest of the country. Port ikienda Lamu, that's the death of Mombasa. Nyanza should be next. i.am.back!!!!
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/27/2016 Posts: 274 Location: Pub
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and the way Mombasa is dirty & filthy, it rains for two hours and every place floods. Now imagine after they separate!! Africa biggest slum loading..... I work so I can afford the amount of alcohol required to continue going to work
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/8/2013 Posts: 4,068 Location: At Large.
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FRM2011 wrote:
Let me ask a question here. I know its pointless but I will try it anyway.
There is a section of the population ( >40% ) that has been made to feel their voices cannot be heard and they do not matter anyway.
When they try to exercise their right to picket, a right granted by our constitution and reinforced by 4 high court rulings, we have ended up with 67 dead protesters. All killed by police in cold blood.
And now those people have decided to take a more passive approach. They want to have their voice heard by saying nothing. By keeping off. Going by the reaction here and elsewhere, I can say without fear, someone has heard them loud and clear.
Apart from Uhuru, we know almost everyone else in Jubilee is there to enrich themselves at the expense of the state. Hitting their pockets is a the best way to send a message they will hear. By taking away the one thing they love most.
Kameme Fm has been fundraising for prople who lost their property in Kawangware. No word for those who lost their lives. Three of those who died in Kawangware were Kiuks. But to Kameme, property rights trump the right to life.
The NASA team are simply saying, "we beg to differ, the right to life is supreme above everything else."
Lets all sit back and wait to see how this goes.
My take, Safaricom may survive but the other two................
What would you advise/recommend Kameme to do for the dead? Am sure as a kiuk you know "Mathiko matietanagiruo".That is well taken care of. The appeal is to return life to normal for the arson cases.The dead will be laid to rest and there is a system/mechanism for that. 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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