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Bigchick wrote:FRM2011 wrote:Bigchick wrote:FRM2011 wrote:
For those of us intending to be in the race for 2022, my interest is in the likely alignments and re-alignments we are likely to see.
I am looking at our previous transitions i.e. 1978, 2002 & 2013 and the power cabal surrounding the outgoing president lost out big time in each of the cases.
I need to know how to align myself early enough. This is how Jubilee got its votes.
GEMA bloc - 5M
N.Rift (Incl.Narok) - 2M
Others(N.E.P, Kisii)- 1.4M
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The North Rift bloc is under WSR. Who might the 5M rally behind ? Who will be the running mate ? Let nobody tell me the party because we know things don't work that way.
I highly doubt UMK will have that much influence towards 2022. Had Kibaki gotten his way, our 4th president would have been MADVD.
Where are those figures from? 8th Aug 2017 IEBC published results. Thankyou. So we are in agreement that Uhuruto garnered circa 8.4Million votes on 8/8.So hi narrative ya Jubilee got 6.8M is a lie yo be repeated many times.... Kindly ask Kony yo stop his drama and you get back to your old objective self tujenge Kenya Yetu. 
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Angelica _ann wrote:Kiunjuri next DPORK, watch this space!!! I would prefer that the DP post goes to Meru.... but not Munya.
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kenmac wrote:Angelica _ann wrote:Kiunjuri next DPORK, watch this space!!! I would prefer that the DP post goes to Meru.... but not Munya. If you followed the duos pronouncements during the campaigns, the DP's post has as much as gone to the Kamba. GEMA will have to wait for a generation to see one of their own in Ikulu - unless they align with Nyanza which is unlikely. "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)
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Wakanyugi wrote:kenmac wrote:Angelica _ann wrote:Kiunjuri next DPORK, watch this space!!! I would prefer that the DP post goes to Meru.... but not Munya. If you followed the duos pronouncements during the campaigns, the DP's post has as much as gone to the Kamba. GEMA will have to wait for a generation to see one of their own in Ikulu - unless they align with Nyanza which is unlikely. You trust what politicians say during campaigns? 
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washiku wrote:Wakanyugi wrote:kenmac wrote:Angelica _ann wrote:Kiunjuri next DPORK, watch this space!!! I would prefer that the DP post goes to Meru.... but not Munya. If you followed the duos pronouncements during the campaigns, the DP's post has as much as gone to the Kamba. GEMA will have to wait for a generation to see one of their own in Ikulu - unless they align with Nyanza which is unlikely. You trust what politicians say during campaigns? No but you can trust their self interest. A Kamba running mate makes more sense than a Meru or Somali or Coast. Numbers my brother. But don't take my word for it. Watch the unfolding of project "Kalonzo-arudi-nyumbani" or the energentic burnishing of Sonkos image that has already began. "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)
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/17/2009 Posts: 2,038 Location: GA
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Wakanyugi wrote:kenmac wrote:Angelica _ann wrote:Kiunjuri next DPORK, watch this space!!! I would prefer that the DP post goes to Meru.... but not Munya. If you followed the duos pronouncements during the campaigns, the DP's post has as much as gone to the Kamba. GEMA will have to wait for a generation to see one of their own in Ikulu - unless they align with Nyanza which is unlikely. True..Again their is no one leader at the moment the entire GEMA can coalesce.Nyanza should also expect a visit by an abrasive ruto deni ya 2007 lazima ilipwe I.e if raila is not on the ballot
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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/5/2010 Posts: 2,459
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Baratang wrote:
Alright chief, here we go:
1. Muranga 590,775
2. Meru 712,378
3. Nyandarua 336,322
4. Kericho 379,815
5.Uasin Gishu 451,485
there you are my friend. I confused Kericho with Uasin Gishu.
What you have is a list of how people voted in 8/8/2017 and what I have is a list of registered voters as at 8/8/2017.
Good work. See why I like numbers. Because they can tell their own story without our intervention. Which numbers would you want us to work with. registered voters or the ones who actually showed up to vote. Me i prefer the latter. The 5 central counties led the whole country in %age turnout on 8th Aug 2017. Something about Meru voters. 1. In 2013, they voted in two MPs on an ODM ticket. 2. In Aug 2017, 170,000 voters didn't show up to vote. And of those who voted, 55,000 went to Rao. That's why Muranga ended up giving more votes to Uhuru than Meru. 3. In Oct 2017, the number of those who didn't show up to vote went up to 250,000. When Munya claimed to have joined the NASA pentagon, we all laughed but very powerful people took notice. The guy is headed to the cabinet. We are likely to see WSR keeping him close in the coming days.
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madollar wrote:Wakanyugi wrote:kenmac wrote:Angelica _ann wrote:Kiunjuri next DPORK, watch this space!!! I would prefer that the DP post goes to Meru.... but not Munya. If you followed the duos pronouncements during the campaigns, the DP's post has as much as gone to the Kamba. GEMA will have to wait for a generation to see one of their own in Ikulu - unless they align with Nyanza which is unlikely. True..Again their is no one leader at the moment the entire GEMA can coalesce.Nyanza should also expect a visit by an abrasive ruto deni ya 2007 lazima ilipwe I.e if raila is not on the ballot I think we are headed to very interesting times. If you look closely at the voting blocs that are predictable and united, they all rally behind one powerful figure. WSR in 2005, 2007, 2010, 2013 and 2017. Uhuru in 2013 & 2017 Kibaki in 2007 (92,97 & 2002 some sections didn't support him) Rao in 97,2002, 2005, 2007, 2010,2013 & 2017. Moi in 92, 97 & 2002. Nyachae in 2002. Kalonzo in 2007. All the other voting blocs are usually up for grabs. Luhya, Kisii, N.E.P, Coast. And now it seems we might walk into 2022 with the largest vote bloc up for grabs. @angelica, Look at all the men above who commanded their vote blocs at some point in their lives. Research on how they got to the top. None was given on a silver platter. They fought very hard for it. Do you still want to add Kiunjuri's name to this list ?
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 In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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How true is this? I thought PS names are submitted to the president for appointment through PSC after an interview process?
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Iganamagana wrote:How true is this? I thought PS names are submitted to the president for appointment through PSC after an interview process? Does he qualify?What are the requirements for one to be a PS? I have no objection in him getting a job in government.After all he is a Kenyan and should not be discriminated. 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: Elder Joined: 3/18/2011 Posts: 12,069 Location: Kianjokoma
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Bigchick wrote:Iganamagana wrote:How true is this? I thought PS names are submitted to the president for appointment through PSC after an interview process? Does he qualify?What are the requirements for one to be a PS? I have no objection in him getting a job in government.After all he is a Kenyan and should not be discriminated. I hope it's true and he gets appointed
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Lolest! wrote:Bigchick wrote:Iganamagana wrote:How true is this? I thought PS names are submitted to the president for appointment through PSC after an interview process? Does he qualify?What are the requirements for one to be a PS? I have no objection in him getting a job in government.After all he is a Kenyan and should not be discriminated. I hope it's true and he gets appointed Has the son ever worked in his life, wapi CV ?????????? In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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Angelica _ann wrote:Lolest! wrote:Bigchick wrote:Iganamagana wrote:How true is this? I thought PS names are submitted to the president for appointment through PSC after an interview process? Does he qualify?What are the requirements for one to be a PS? I have no objection in him getting a job in government.After all he is a Kenyan and should not be discriminated. I hope it's true and he gets appointed Has the son ever worked in his life, wapi CV ?????????? Yawa! i.am.back!!!!
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Angelica _ann wrote:Lolest! wrote:Bigchick wrote:Iganamagana wrote:How true is this? I thought PS names are submitted to the president for appointment through PSC after an interview process? Does he qualify?What are the requirements for one to be a PS? I have no objection in him getting a job in government.After all he is a Kenyan and should not be discriminated. I hope it's true and he gets appointed Has the son ever worked in his life, wapi CV ?????????? All the reason he needs a job Lord, thank you!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/18/2011 Posts: 12,069 Location: Kianjokoma
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Angelica _ann wrote:Lolest! wrote:Bigchick wrote:Iganamagana wrote:How true is this? I thought PS names are submitted to the president for appointment through PSC after an interview process? Does he qualify?What are the requirements for one to be a PS? I have no objection in him getting a job in government.After all he is a Kenyan and should not be discriminated. I hope it's true and he gets appointed Has the son ever worked in his life, wapi CV ?????????? On job training. So that we can move on. Having an Odinga in a Kenyatta govt would be good in cooling things
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I hope we can use this thread as a reference going forward. There is need to hold Jubilee accountable for their promises. Was watching a clip of Jay-z being confronted about his opposition to Trump. And whether Democrats are all about lip service. You see Trump has kept every promise he gave. He has done what he said he would do. And the results are starting to show. Black and Hispanic unemployment are at their lowest in history. It was funny Jay-z started arguing that money is not everything. That it's not okay to pay me well and not respect me. At that point I realized American voters hired a guy to fix their country and make it great again. And on that score he will deliver in a big way. Our president and his deputy love throwing cooked numbers. When launching SGR cargo,the president claimed that the 140 containers on the inaugural train were equivalent to what trucks carry in a day. It was a lie. When launching the medical equipment leasing deal, WSR claimed that cancer and kidney ailments were killing twice the number of Kenyans killed by malaria and aids combined. It was an outright lie. There is a lot learn from Trump.
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Wasn't black and hispanic unemployment already going down before he started implementing his ideas? This dude (Trump) will take credit for everything ... even things he has not addressed like air safety.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/7/2012 Posts: 11,908
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FRM2011 wrote:I hope we can use this thread as a reference going forward. There is need to hold Jubilee accountable for their promises. Was watching a clip of Jay-z being confronted about his opposition to Trump. And whether Democrats are all about lip service. You see Trump has kept every promise he gave. He has done what he said he would do. And the results are starting to show. Black and Hispanic unemployment are at their lowest in history. It was funny Jay-z started arguing that money is not everything. That it's not okay to pay me well and not respect me. At that point I realized American voters hired a guy to fix their country and make it great again. And on that score he will deliver in a big way. Our president and his deputy love throwing cooked numbers. When launching SGR cargo,the president claimed that the 140 containers on the inaugural train were equivalent to what trucks carry in a day. It was a lie. When launching the medical equipment leasing deal, WSR claimed that cancer and kidney ailments were killing twice the number of Kenyans killed by malaria and aids combined. It was an outright lie. There is a lot learn from Trump. Housing already happening, National Government to build the 'burnt' Kijiji hapo Langata cc. WSR In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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