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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/18/2008 Posts: 3,434 Location: Kerugoya
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Bishop, welcome to the devil’s theatre of operations. Normally, I would have started this post with a “good afternoon” but I would be expressing a false sentiment. Your mission, should you accept it, will be to fight the corruption Ogre-Demon that squats on this our Inchi Ya Kitu Kidogo Na Majabazi.
With the boys from Opus Dei and Seventh Day Adventists, you will be in good company. The man from Opus Dei is fast discovering how foetid Central Bank is. He is receiving as much as he doles out to the fetid bureaucrats who infest the hallowed hallways and who prostitute themselves to the demons running our financial institutions and their respective Attorneys. The Seventh Day Adventist is currently finding his footing among the festering labyrinths that are our mildewed court systems. The deified world of the Kenian Anglican Church had better have prepared you to face the Ogre that is the Kenian version of corruption. Not even Ole Obama could have beaten it in his eight years at the Oval Office. The US Federal Aviation Agency will not allow direct flights between DC and Nairoberry. It is that bad. Do you think you will do any better? This Ogre belts out velvety tunes accompanied by amatory moves that would turn Judith Nyambura Avril and Sauti Sol dark purple with envy. Will you stop to listen and gawp in admiration? It has such an ample posterior and alluring bosom that Huddah Monroe and Vera Sidika would willingly spend seven days with the boys at the Kamiti Maximum Prison to acquire. Will this allure you into thinking with your smaller head? It is so educated and learned that Peter Anyang Nyong'o and Githu Muigai are contemplating going back to school to compete with it. Can you beat that? It owns acres and acres of land and you will be standing in its way as it aspires to reach and overreach Johnston Kamau Muigai and his extended family in land ownership. Would you look the other way for a pristine prime beachfront? Look at the Nairobi Game Reserve. The Machizi Express is about to take over from the Lunatic Express. A portion of the Game Reserve will be doled out to a Special Purpose Vehicle for the Machizi Express to pass through. Once this is successful, another piece will be doled out for the oil pipeline, then another for the water pipeline then another for the UhuRuto Super Highway. These SPVs will then sell their land pieces to private developers circa the Karura Forest. By the time the UhuRuto Error comes to an end in 2027 (2017?), The Nairobi Game Reserve will have ceased to exist. Are you prepared to fight your appointing authority? This is but a tiny glimpse of the Ogre Demon you will be facing. There is still time to say no. Please say no, otherwise, welcome to perdition. As the song says, “You can check in any time, but you cannot check out.” Ask your predecessors. This message will destruct itself when Madam Administrator deems it necessary.
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Rank: Member Joined: 9/25/2008 Posts: 510
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Madam corruption Ogre-Demon, you are so beautiful! everybody wants to rape you, even the clergy I AM trust in GOD, I AM belief in THYSELF
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/7/2012 Posts: 11,908
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Good guy, wrong job. Though wishing him well!!! 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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Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/17/2009 Posts: 1,049
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Just as absolute power corrupts leaders, so does absolute fanaticism blind the people from logic
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/3/2008 Posts: 4,057 Location: Gwitu
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Dear Archbishop, Our dear Most Reverend,you are s good man of God. We know about your deeds when you served Diocese of Bungoma, chair of NCCK and most recently as the head of the Anglican church. Like Timothy,you have fought a good fight, you have finished your course and kept the faith. Please don't be ensnared by the devil. Avoid their advances like plague! Enjoy your retirement our dear Bishop. Truth forever on the scaffold Wrong forever on the throne (James Russell Rowell)
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 1/3/2014 Posts: 1,063
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The Bishop is the right man for the Job. He is a man of integrity and that is what exactly what EACC requires. Even some of the disciples castigated Jesus for associating himself from the sinners,prostitutes etc. We look forward for your guidance..... Consistency is better than intensity
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/3/2008 Posts: 4,057 Location: Gwitu
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PeterReborn wrote:The Bishop is the right man for the Job. He is a man of integrity and that is what exactly what EACC requires. Even some of the disciples castigated Jesus for associating himself from the sinners,prostitutes etc.
We look forward for your guidance.....
Wanna bet on the length of his tenure? Truth forever on the scaffold Wrong forever on the throne (James Russell Rowell)
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 1/3/2014 Posts: 1,063
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kaka2za wrote:PeterReborn wrote:The Bishop is the right man for the Job. He is a man of integrity and that is what exactly what EACC requires. Even some of the disciples castigated Jesus for associating himself from the sinners,prostitutes etc.
We look forward for your guidance.....
Wanna bet on the length of his tenure? Does it matter.Why do we complain about but leaders and then when we get good ones then we also complain that they will be tainted.What exactly do we want? Consistency is better than intensity
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/3/2008 Posts: 4,057 Location: Gwitu
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PeterReborn wrote:kaka2za wrote:PeterReborn wrote:The Bishop is the right man for the Job. He is a man of integrity and that is what exactly what EACC requires. Even some of the disciples castigated Jesus for associating himself from the sinners,prostitutes etc.
We look forward for your guidance.....
Wanna bet on the length of his tenure? Does it matter.Why do we complain about but leaders and then when we get good ones then we also complain that they will be tainted.What exactly do we want? The system is not right. Ask PLO Kenya can't win the World Cup even with Messi in the team. Truth forever on the scaffold Wrong forever on the throne (James Russell Rowell)
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/28/2015 Posts: 9,562 Location: Rodi Kopany, Homa Bay
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kaka2za wrote:Dear Archbishop,
Our dear Most Reverend,you are s good man of God. We know about your deeds when you served Diocese of Bungoma, chair of NCCK and most recently as the head of the Anglican church.
Like Timothy,you have fought a good fight, you have finished your course and kept the faith.
Please don't be ensnared by the devil. Avoid their advances like plague!
Enjoy your retirement our dear Bishop. I agree with you 100%. The bishop retired with a good name and should have maintained that instead of getting into the pig sty. Soon he will be dragged into the mud, and the rest will be history. Why doesn't he want to enjoy his retirement...and maintain his reputation?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/18/2008 Posts: 3,434 Location: Kerugoya
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PeterReborn wrote:Why do we complain about but leaders and then when we get good ones then we also complain that they will be tainted.What exactly do we want? When the UhuRuto duo decided to clean up the Education Sector, they did not choose a Good Man. They unleashed The Best Man for the job. He has yet to disappoint them and citizens of this Our Land Nation. His real test as The Best Man however, will come during the second term of next year. This is when form twos will start igniting dormitories. When the UhuRuto duo decided to clean up the mess at The Pride of Africa, they did not influence the appointment of a Good Man to chair the Board. They unleashed The Best Man for the job. This is irrespective of that “mkoroni mamboleo” hogwash we heard during the hustler Airways and “the place that does not belong to our mothers” sagas. His real test results will come out with every quarterly report as demanded by the Nairoberry Securities Exchange. When the UhuRuto duo decided to clean up the Central Bank of Kenya, they did not nominate a Good Man, such as the vastly experienced current Presidential Economic Adviser. They unleashed The Best Man for the job. Three banks and their shady principal shareholders are reaping the whirlwind of The Best Man’s best foot forward. The “system” is however presenting speed bumps. The UhuRuto Duo signed the hogwash Interest Rate Cap Bill to the chagrin of The Best Man and despite one of them holding a degree in Economics from a prestigious US Alma Mater. Remember the Good Man, the Cook, who said without butting an eyelid that the terrorists had burnt mattresses? The Duo plucked The Retired General from “wale jamaa wa upande ile ingine” and unleased him against the terrorists within our borders. Remember the si e ge and tinded windows Good Man? The Duo unleashed a spook from behind the shadows because analysts identified intelligence information dissemination as the weak link against domestic terror attacks. A Good Man will not slay the Ogre-Demon we call corruption. The Duo will have to unleash The Best Man. You and I know who he is. The Ogre-Demon detests and fears him with a passion. Wanjiku, Shiku, and Mama Shiku know how awesome he is. The Bishop is not The Best Man. He is a Good Man.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,328 Location: Masada
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D.O.A = Dead On Arrival. Portfolio: Sold You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/18/2008 Posts: 3,434 Location: Kerugoya
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Good evening, Bishop. How are things? Now that you have chosen to ignore my plea, how about I throw a few punches to test your reflexes? I will start easy. Ready, here goes…….. “It is a matter of regret that this Church’s delegation to the Anglican Consultative Council (ACC) in Lusaka has been encouraged to disregard my spiritual counsel and attend this meeting.
In January, the Primates meeting at Canterbury agreed to curtail the participation of the Episcopal Church of the United States (TEC) in Communion bodies for a period of three years in view of its formal adoption of same sex ‘marriage’.”Remember those words Bishop? You should. They are extracts from your “Statement on Anglican Consultative Council 16, Lusaka” on which you appended your signature on 06 April, The Year of Our Lord, 2016. Link 1:Link 2:Let me get this right, Bishop. Your subordinates are willing to disregard, nay, defy, your “counsel” on such an emotive matter as same sex marriages and homosexuality. How then do you expect us to trust you to control your presumptive subordinates at the EACC in particular and the other government bureaucrats in general if you could not control your own Church subordinates? Let me re-phrase. Someone has corrupted your subordinates in your church but you can only write some letters. Do you think you will fight corruption in Kenia with some fancy letter writing? Pray do tell.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/18/2008 Posts: 3,434 Location: Kerugoya
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Wee wabukala Like s e r i o u s l y ?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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I've got to give it up to the powerful masterminds for the selections they made for EACC and IEBC heads.
For me, it's obvious that it's not so much about efficiency in service, but it's about having the right people in the right places to ensure corruption and power stays put where it's presumed to belong.
Why am I saying this? The two nominees are individuals with no track record for generating systemic changes in their past, so even now, it would be naive for them to institute any significant changes to how the government, electoral, and corruption systems work.
The co-incidence of NASWA and both JAP and CORD warming up to the two seems to be merely an extension of looking for votes- for which the most likely loser is CORD.
Normally, the powerful would not undermine their own power through their appointments.
The bishop getting the anti-corruption job is also a way of fooling the religious masses to whom a bishop signifies a holy man who is presumed to be incorruptible. But of course this is naivete!
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 1/3/2014 Posts: 1,063
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tycho wrote:I've got to give it up to the powerful masterminds for the selections they made for EACC and IEBC heads.
For me, it's obvious that it's not so much about efficiency in service, but it's about having the right people in the right places to ensure corruption and power stays put where it's presumed to belong.
Why am I saying this? The two nominees are individuals with no track record for generating systemic changes in their past, so even now, it would be naive for them to institute any significant changes to how the government, electoral, and corruption systems work.
The co-incidence of NASWA and both JAP and CORD warming up to the two seems to be merely an extension of looking for votes- for which the most likely loser is CORD.
Normally, the powerful would not undermine their own power through their appointments.
The bishop getting the anti-corruption job is also a way of fooling the religious masses to whom a bishop signifies a holy man who is presumed to be incorruptible. But of course this is naivete! Agreed.He will not bring any change and the status quo will remain.But it is better than having a tenderprenuer as the chair. Consistency is better than intensity
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/18/2008 Posts: 3,434 Location: Kerugoya
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tycho wrote:I've got to give it up to the powerful masterminds for the selections they made for EACC and IEBC heads.
For me, it's obvious that it's not so much about efficiency in service, but it's about having the right people in the right places to ensure corruption and power stays put where it's presumed to belong.
Why am I saying this? The two nominees are individuals with no track record for generating systemic changes in their past, so even now, it would be naive for them to institute any significant changes to how the government, electoral, and corruption systems work.
The co-incidence of NASWA and both JAP and CORD warming up to the two seems to be merely an extension of looking for votes- for which the most likely loser is CORD.
Normally, the powerful would not undermine their own power through their appointments.
The bishop getting the anti-corruption job is also a way of fooling the religious masses to whom a bishop signifies a holy man who is presumed to be incorruptible. But of course this is naivete! Hear, hear. By the way, this is @Tycho Number Four. I like him more than the other three I have identified so far.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 1/3/2014 Posts: 1,063
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aemathenge wrote:tycho wrote:I've got to give it up to the powerful masterminds for the selections they made for EACC and IEBC heads.
For me, it's obvious that it's not so much about efficiency in service, but it's about having the right people in the right places to ensure corruption and power stays put where it's presumed to belong.
Why am I saying this? The two nominees are individuals with no track record for generating systemic changes in their past, so even now, it would be naive for them to institute any significant changes to how the government, electoral, and corruption systems work.
The co-incidence of NASWA and both JAP and CORD warming up to the two seems to be merely an extension of looking for votes- for which the most likely loser is CORD.
Normally, the powerful would not undermine their own power through their appointments.
The bishop getting the anti-corruption job is also a way of fooling the religious masses to whom a bishop signifies a holy man who is presumed to be incorruptible. But of course this is naivete! Hear, hear. By the way, this is @Tycho Number Four. I like him more than the other three I have identified so far. Is this the sane one? Consistency is better than intensity
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/18/2008 Posts: 3,434 Location: Kerugoya
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PeterReborn wrote:aemathenge wrote:tycho wrote:I've got to give it up to the powerful masterminds for the selections they made for EACC and IEBC heads.
For me, it's obvious that it's not so much about efficiency in service, but it's about having the right people in the right places to ensure corruption and power stays put where it's presumed to belong.
Why am I saying this? The two nominees are individuals with no track record for generating systemic changes in their past, so even now, it would be naive for them to institute any significant changes to how the government, electoral, and corruption systems work.
The co-incidence of NASWA and both JAP and CORD warming up to the two seems to be merely an extension of looking for votes- for which the most likely loser is CORD.
Normally, the powerful would not undermine their own power through their appointments.
The bishop getting the anti-corruption job is also a way of fooling the religious masses to whom a bishop signifies a holy man who is presumed to be incorruptible. But of course this is naivete! Hear, hear. By the way, this is @Tycho Number Four. I like him more than the other three I have identified so far. Is this the sane one? The smartly eloquent and lucid Gentleman I would invite for a Round of Golf and a Spot of Dinner at Windsor Golf and Country Club. At my expense.
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Rank: Member Joined: 8/15/2015 Posts: 817
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fpr once an eacc head who is incorruptible!
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