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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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FRM2011 wrote:Lolest! wrote:FRM2011 wrote:This is the link to the report. https://www.bbi.go.keIt is 156 pages. I can't comment because I haven't read it. I know none of the wazuans have read it. Stop commenting until you read it. Since you haven't read, none of us has read  Outside cyberspace, I am the most politically active wazuan. @jagguernut went quiet after becoming an mp. Today we were launching chungwa house. Most wazuans are keyboard warriors who have never attended a political rally let alone sit at the dias. To imagine any of them have sacrificed 3 hours to read the BBI report is being too gracious. Your reasoning is so common in the document. Fallacies and unwarranted premises galore. If you're the most active wazuan kwa ground then kunashida kubwa mahali.
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Rank: Member Joined: 9/14/2011 Posts: 869 Location: nairobi
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murchr wrote:FRM2011 wrote:kaka2za wrote:I don't get this 'winner takes all' talk.
So should a losing football teams earn one point while the winner gets two instead of all three?
What we need is equitable distribution of resources not sharing positions. The lamu governor got 60,000 votes. The government provides him with vehicles, security for his family and home and all the trappings of power. Rao got 6M votes. The current constitution says he should go home. It is like telling those 6M voters to go to hell. Ruto will get at least 3M in 2022. BBI has proposed an office for the leader of opposition funded by the taxpayer. The millions who vote for the runner-up should feel their voice was heard. Hillary Clinton got more votes than Trump but she obeyed the constitution went home and doesn't disturb anyone. Baba should do the same, the 6m can vote otherwise in subsequent elections. We need to take a loss as an opportunity to reevaluate and realign. Its not a right to be elected, its the choice of the people to elect or not to And the elected government is supposed to serve all Kenyans and not just those who elected the winner.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/25/2011 Posts: 2,103 Location: Nrb
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tycho wrote:FRM2011 wrote:Lolest! wrote:FRM2011 wrote:This is the link to the report. https://www.bbi.go.keIt is 156 pages. I can't comment because I haven't read it. I know none of the wazuans have read it. Stop commenting until you read it. Since you haven't read, none of us has read Outside cyberspace, I am the most politically active wazuan. @jagguernut went quiet after becoming an mp. Today we were launching chungwa house. Most wazuans are keyboard warriors who have never attended a political rally let alone sit at the dias. To imagine any of them have sacrificed 3 hours to read the BBI report is being too gracious. Your reasoning is so common in the document. Fallacies and unwarranted premises galore. If you're the most active wazuan kwa ground then kunashida kubwa mahali. Clearly @FRM is busy kwa dias hata hajafungua hiyo document. FYI, there is an annexe at the end. If you want to skip the bla bla , you can go there and see the summary of the key recommendations from the 9 point agenda. Hapo ndio utaona hakuna kitu mpya taht needed a hyped process. I am happy
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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 Amores wrote:tycho wrote:FRM2011 wrote:Lolest! wrote:FRM2011 wrote:This is the link to the report. https://www.bbi.go.keIt is 156 pages. I can't comment because I haven't read it. I know none of the wazuans have read it. Stop commenting until you read it. Since you haven't read, none of us has read Outside cyberspace, I am the most politically active wazuan. @jagguernut went quiet after becoming an mp. Today we were launching chungwa house. Most wazuans are keyboard warriors who have never attended a political rally let alone sit at the dias. To imagine any of them have sacrificed 3 hours to read the BBI report is being too gracious. Your reasoning is so common in the document. Fallacies and unwarranted premises galore. If you're the most active wazuan kwa ground then kunashida kubwa mahali. Clearly @FRM is busy kwa dias hata hajafungua hiyo document. FYI, there is a annex at the end. If you want to skip the bla bla , you can go there and see the summary of the summery of the key recondation from the 9 point agenda. In fact, one may only need to block everything else and read the last column of the table. Tosha.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2012 Posts: 15,980
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heri wrote:murchr wrote:FRM2011 wrote:kaka2za wrote:I don't get this 'winner takes all' talk.
So should a losing football teams earn one point while the winner gets two instead of all three?
What we need is equitable distribution of resources not sharing positions. The lamu governor got 60,000 votes. The government provides him with vehicles, security for his family and home and all the trappings of power. Rao got 6M votes. The current constitution says he should go home. It is like telling those 6M voters to go to hell. Ruto will get at least 3M in 2022. BBI has proposed an office for the leader of opposition funded by the taxpayer. The millions who vote for the runner-up should feel their voice was heard. Hillary Clinton got more votes than Trump but she obeyed the constitution went home and doesn't disturb anyone. Baba should do the same, the 6m can vote otherwise in subsequent elections. We need to take a loss as an opportunity to reevaluate and realign. Its not a right to be elected, its the choice of the people to elect or not to And the elected government is supposed to serve all Kenyans and not just those who elected the winner. Ofcourse. Devolution occurred so that no region would feel leftout. Now if in your tribal countries aka counties, you elect zombies then thats your fault as a people. We should move towards having independent counties "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: 11/25/2011 Posts: 2,103 Location: Nrb
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murchr wrote:Amores wrote:Thitifini wrote:I still don't see the reasoning behind the PM and DPMs. They can just confuse governance like the CAS things.
Furthermore, it seems like a copy of Uganda's governance structure. Btw, I just learnt tge name of UG PM today. Already have forgotten it. There are no DPMs " The President shall be elected through universal suffrage. For a candidate to be declared the winner of the presidential election, he or she must win 50% + 1 of the presidential votesand at least 25% of the votes cast in each of more than half of the Counties, as is now the case. The President will remain the Head of State andGovernment,Commander-in-Chief,andbe the central symbol of national unity. He shall chair the Cabinet that compromises the Deputy President, the Prime Minister, and Cabinet Ministers. The Taskforce has called for the retaining of the present two-term limit of presidential terms" There is a PM who is like a super CS. Doesn't address the winner takes it all issue which is what we were told we needed to address. I still believe a loser should accept and move on . Then there is issue that even though the PM has to be approved by parliament, president can fire the PM. What a useless recommendation. I have a feeling these guys sensed vile vitu ziko kwa ground ( people want the mzigo punguzwad)and edited the document. There are no DPMs but I was hanging out with muheshimiwas yesterday and one mentioned that he will push for it. Apparently, the leader of opposition cannot be a stand alone candidate yet he had a running mate during the election. The process is just a political process sharing positions tu. Wanjiku aendelee kusyaga meno. Ruto should oppose this thing and we run with it. Am beginning to think Uhuru is totally useless Ruto will not oppose, i think all his troops want is to avoid a referendum because then he will be forced to take sides. Thats why they are talking about a process through parliament. Let's wait and see how it goes. I am happy
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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They better take it to Parliament wapige kelele huko. I can't imagine the unruly disruptions za campaigns.
Politpesa are giving heavy odds for a failed state. Max 2027, everything yields.
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Rank: Member Joined: 8/25/2015 Posts: 839 Location: Kite
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I believe the whole thing was set to trap Ruto to one side and crash him, it has failed flat! That MC Somali even tried hard to provoke,Murkomen almost fell in the trap, but he came out good and the opponent camp was totally confused!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/18/2008 Posts: 3,434 Location: Kerugoya
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murchr wrote:heri wrote:murchr wrote:FRM2011 wrote:kaka2za wrote:I don't get this 'winner takes all' talk.
So should a losing football teams earn one point while the winner gets two instead of all three?
What we need is equitable distribution of resources not sharing positions. The lamu governor got 60,000 votes. The government provides him with vehicles, security for his family and home and all the trappings of power. Rao got 6M votes. The current constitution says he should go home. It is like telling those 6M voters to go to hell. Ruto will get at least 3M in 2022. BBI has proposed an office for the leader of opposition funded by the taxpayer. The millions who vote for the runner-up should feel their voice was heard. Hillary Clinton got more votes than Trump but she obeyed the constitution went home and doesn't disturb anyone. Baba should do the same, the 6m can vote otherwise in subsequent elections. We need to take a loss as an opportunity to reevaluate and realign. Its not a right to be elected, its the choice of the people to elect or not to And the elected government is supposed to serve all Kenyans and not just those who elected the winner. Ofcourse Damn You Guys Are On Fire. Wazua Sitoki Ng'u
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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/25/2011 Posts: 2,103 Location: Nrb
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Taurrus wrote:I believe the whole thing was set to trap Ruto to one side and crash him, it has failed flat! That MC Somali even tried hard to provoke,Murkomen almost fell in the trap, but he came out good and the opponent camp was totally confused! Big trap! That why people like Wanga( yule mama wa kumwagia the late Laboso maji) are saying the document needs to be taken to the people. Bridges indeed! Lets hope we don't get to a referendum. I am happy
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