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Realtreaty
#1 Posted : Saturday, March 24, 2018 11:01:32 PM
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To say the top most President Uhuru must make Kenya a country to live and invest

Can Kenya be like UAE where peace is the first topmost parameter of living there and investing there?
UAE has guarded its Nation, pulled and pooled its citizens together in harmony. The harmony make locals love investors who live there as they better their lives
The First thing Uhuru should do with his power is earn every Kenyan peace and security.
We want to feel free anywhere anytime.
With the new technology people should be able to pool up together and know each other as family.

Uhuru should as well consider having credible officers to maintain peace.

We want officers housed well and be able to take care of their immediate families- better housing
We want everyone be able to report to police and be protected.
Should we have more police posts and police check points so that wrongdoers are netted easily?

If we want our children to enjoy life after the free education provided, then we must cultivate peace and security as a prerequisite.

With peace and security everyone is employed!!!
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Realtreaty
#2 Posted : Saturday, March 31, 2018 5:47:31 PM
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Miguna should listen to his attitudes to let ego go.

Peace will not come or lack of it with Miguna, he is just a drop in the Atlantic ocean.

Too much politics will kill Miguna as he creates more and more enemies for himself.
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#3 Posted : Saturday, March 31, 2018 6:23:58 PM
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#4 Posted : Saturday, March 31, 2018 7:09:41 PM
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#5 Posted : Sunday, April 01, 2018 11:44:20 AM
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masukuma wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
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Nyako, I remember writing this some time back

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Three types of "Kenyans" and how they are addressed/refered to tells you a lot about the person making the statement.
1) The ones that do something that shocks or disgusts you. You address them using statements like the exclamations..."KENYANS!!...." Usually ending with you shaking your head in disbelief. These are usually in small numbers.
2) The ones you don't agree with. For them you prescribe a condescending cure. The statement usually goes something like this. "Kenyans should... [insert prescription here]". The prescription is usually targeted at others and rarely to self. KENYANS SHOULD STOP BEING TRIBALISTIC. KENYANS SHOULD RESPECT OTHERS. This is usually about one half of the country.
3) The ones you associate yourself with. These are found in statements of authority for example. KENYANS ARE TIRED! or KENYANS ARE NOT GOING TO ACCEPT THIS. This is usually about the other half of the country.


To add to this list of moot posts we have the ones that purport to instruct a politician! Like he/she reads wazua and in the event he does - is going to take your chastisement seriously!


Very true. Even how we interpret what others say is telling. Like;

'How I interpret what others say is the correct and only way. And I especially like interpretations that fit my previous posts. Therefore I should conform all interpretations to archive, so that my hard work may not go in vain. Yeah, and my reputation may be up.'

I've really come to appreciate your logic @masukuma. You are a true voice of reason where there's so much scarcity of it.
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#6 Posted : Sunday, April 01, 2018 12:59:21 PM
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Realtreaty wrote:
To say the top most President Uhuru must make Kenya a country to live and invest

Can Kenya be like UAE where peace is the first topmost parameter of living there and investing there?
UAE has guarded its Nation, pulled and pooled its citizens together in harmony. The harmony make locals love investors who live there as they better their lives
The First thing Uhuru should do with his power is earn every Kenyan peace and security.
We want to feel free anywhere anytime.
With the new technology people should be able to pool up together and know each other as family.

Uhuru should as well consider having credible officers to maintain peace.

We want officers housed well and be able to take care of their immediate families- better housing
We want everyone be able to report to police and be protected.
Should we have more police posts and police check points so that wrongdoers are netted easily?

If we want our children to enjoy life after the free education provided, then we must cultivate peace and security as a prerequisite.

With peace and security everyone is employed!!!



@ Realtreaty Jubilee moles and sycophants (Mpigs) and keyboard warriors should respect the judgements especially court orders from the judiciary. Talk of peace when every organ of the government is not at war with the executive. Recently there was a plot by Jubilee fanatics to dethrone Justice Maraga....Their mischievous ploy hit murky waters when speaker Mururi threw the motion out of the window.
Bad habit in Kenyan soil you tell others to keep peace while yourself you're conspiring downfall of other office holders.Resignation of AG Muigai was a wider scheme to groom him to take over from Justice Maraga. So sad.
John 5:17 But Jesus replied, “My Father is always working, and so am I.”
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Realtreaty
#7 Posted : Monday, April 02, 2018 7:18:25 PM
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tycho wrote:
masukuma wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
Monologue smile

Nyako, I remember writing this some time back

Quote:

Three types of "Kenyans" and how they are addressed/refered to tells you a lot about the person making the statement.
1) The ones that do something that shocks or disgusts you. You address them using statements like the exclamations..."KENYANS!!...." Usually ending with you shaking your head in disbelief. These are usually in small numbers.
2) The ones you don't agree with. For them you prescribe a condescending cure. The statement usually goes something like this. "Kenyans should... [insert prescription here]". The prescription is usually targeted at others and rarely to self. KENYANS SHOULD STOP BEING TRIBALISTIC. KENYANS SHOULD RESPECT OTHERS. This is usually about one half of the country.
3) The ones you associate yourself with. These are found in statements of authority for example. KENYANS ARE TIRED! or KENYANS ARE NOT GOING TO ACCEPT THIS. This is usually about the other half of the country.


To add to this list of moot posts we have the ones that purport to instruct a politician! Like he/she reads wazua and in the event he does - is going to take your chastisement seriously!


Very true. Even how we interpret what others say is telling. Like;

'How I interpret what others say is the correct and only way. And I especially like interpretations that fit my previous posts. Therefore I should conform all interpretations to archive, so that my hard work may not go in vain. Yeah, and my reputation may be up.'

I've really come to appreciate your logic @masukuma. You are a true voice of reason where there's so much scarcity of it.


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#8 Posted : Monday, April 30, 2018 11:37:37 PM
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President Uhuru can still harvest peace by going this way;

1. Public and private transport sector must be harmonized to make sure everything runs as initially planned with limited hiccups and breaking of set laws

2. Internal security must be enhanced with building even proper day to day police stations as have been done with Huduma centers. Can you imagine entering some police station with all set seats, air conditioning and trained police office to log an issue with a system that sends you automatically if anyone tampers with the original report you logged?
Those cheeky officers will be disciplined

3. Ensure people in poor arid and semi arid areas have access to foods grown in better areas through govt support on time.

4. Ensure citizens/families get marriage certificates free and on time to bring up good families. Civil marriages should be the easiest option for Kenyans as far as both parties have IDs
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#9 Posted : Thursday, May 03, 2018 1:54:29 PM
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Hayawi hayawi huwa! Uhuru seems genuinely remorseful for what transpired in last years' election. Now, Raila to re-occupy the Prime Minister post via a fresh referendum and life goes on?

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Realtreaty
#10 Posted : Friday, May 04, 2018 9:52:16 PM
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"The Handshakes" tuned into "PEACE FOR KENYA"
Now these leaders should walk the talk and shake our hands by ending clanism, corruption, nepotism to build Kenya that they should NOT BURN next GE 2022
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