Don't tie yourself up in knots.

The laws of Kenya are created by the legislative arm. You do know the meaning of legislature.

Do not even for a minute bring up the issue of certificates prochuad from a university. You get that certificate based on the laws and bylaws of that university. And those are interpreted by the senate council of the university. Not by the lecturer who gave me a D-

In Kenya you are judged based on the laws that are based on the constitution. Supreme amongst them is that no one is above the law. Especially the law enforcers. Note: not interpreters on Twirra or wazua. But the goddamned courts.

I'll leave this stories as I have a very long 2 weeks ahead in my life. Unless hardwood brings a contigent of armed cops to my house to state that I'm not even human.

People go to court to get their rights. They expect everyone to play under the same rules. When they find out that the same rules don't apply to anyone, start typing "banana republic".

What I'll say is this as my final output on this topic.

Someone shall also suffer the same fates as what is going on. We have seen it before and we know the ending to the story. It may not be to your liking.

Before the new stupid katiba, there was no provision of dual citizenship. Therefore when miguna took up Canadian citizenship he automatically lost his Kenyan citizenship. After the new katiba, him being a Canadian citizen, he got a chance to regain his Kenyan citizenship but this was to be done through application. He never applied and therefore he remains a Canadian citizen. Now, even if he applies for Kenyan citizenship he won't get it because he is a Canadian mercenary who has committed a capital offence against Kenya. Also the govt should confiscate all his property in Kenya, including his house at 486 Runda meadows since he is an enemy of the state.

How correct is this image:

The constitution on the issue of citizenship only has 1 line. It is very clear.

You cannot lose your citizenship for whatever reason. It is one of the shortest lines in the constitution and it has no ifs and buts about it.

People quoting laws that were made by the mkoloni gov't would do well to read that part.

As to the issue of Miguna renouncing his citizenship this is one area where only Jubilee people who have never found a way out of Nairobi can believe.

You are not expected to renounce your citizenship in Canada. In fact it has one of the most liberal laws worldwide dual citizenship.

Second and most important. Even the US does not and will never tell any country that anyone has renounced their citizenship.

When someone can wake in the morning and say, you are not a citizen, we are heading for very dangerous times ahead.

Swali nyeti ni hili:

How was a Canadian citizen cleared by IEBC to run for Governor of Kenya's capital city???

Tuwache kudanganyana. I'm starting to believe the story that the people's president has appointed Miguna the Canadian ambassador with immediate effect.