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Impunity wrote:josiah33 wrote:
Well! well! well! Let Kenyans decide.
Kenyans as I know them must be decided for, you cant tell me the poor wanjiku living in ramshackle in Murang'a valley knows anything better than kamwana. Kenyans must be protected from herself. Well! that's how this election is going to be decided and not just in Murang'a. That's the sad state of affair.
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limanika wrote:alma wrote:actually limanika you are misquoting someone who was on citizen news just recently. He stated that UK gov't policy is not to engage with people in the Hague. Of course he added the sweet nothings about not affecting the common people. But you're free to think as you wish.
Heck, this thread started with some people extremely excited about No Sanctions. Now they are nunaring. why, pray, would someone come out openly to say Kenya will suffer if we elect uhuruto yet they have not been proven guilty, and they have offered to co-operate with the court? This is one of the reasons uhuruto are getting massive support from their home base. If the intention was to deny uhuruto some votes, the envoys could have achieved more to this end if they kept mum- in my opinion. You are looking for a simple, straight answer from a world of politics, showiness and duplicity. You will not get it. These guys have seen how much of a pain in the bum a sitting president can be when it comes to ICC (Bashir). We are a small nation of not much consequence in the global scheme of things; The rest of the world can toss us aside without losing much sleep. So they are saying, in the only way they know how, don't foist upon the 'international community' another potential headache (like Bashir), do this and we'll toss you into the dustbin. I have no illusions about these threats becoming very real very quickly. I just feel so helpless. Since 1991 Somalia has languished, without government as a failed state. No one cared. It is ironic that Kenya, with its meagre resources stepped up. Who knows, may be another fellow poor country,..Eritrea for example, will give us a much needed shot in the arm after gruelling economic hardships 7 to 10 years down the line. Karma, paying us back for our good deed in Somalia and all 
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/19/2010 Posts: 3,505 Location: Uganda
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Kenyans are taking a great risk. punda amecheka
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Impunity wrote:Kuna mioto hapa! Users browsing this topic alma, githundi, Guest (13), Impunity, josiah33, Jump-steady, kingfisher, Lolest!, newfarer, Ondiek, quicksand, Rollout Reality is beginning to bite. I wonder what happens on the 14th and then the 15th when true reality again sinks in. Siasa Mbaya, Maisha Mbaya. Jose: If I make it through this thug life, I'll see you one day. The Lord is the only way to stop the hurt.
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kingfisher wrote:Impunity wrote:josiah33 wrote:
Well! well! well! Let Kenyans decide.
Kenyans as I know them must be decided for, you cant tell me the poor wanjiku living in ramshackle in Murang'a valley knows anything better than kamwana.Kenyans must be protected from herself. so what is wrong with that? how about the mama omena from homabay? any difference? And pray, now that it is being said jubilants are tainted and will bring sanctions, can someone tell me who among those eight is not tainted, save for the walalo and probably the professor? Wanjiku here refers to both mama omenas on Homabay,Mama pima in Kakamega,mama ngwaci in kirinyaga and those multitude of voters who follow "mtu wetu" and nothing else. Yes even mama omena should be decided for just as its done in Hongkong and partially in China. Democracy is fast becoming a fallacy! Portfolio: Sold
You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,335 Location: Masada
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josiah33 wrote:Impunity wrote:josiah33 wrote:
Well! well! well! Let Kenyans decide.
Kenyans as I know them must be decided for, you cant tell me the poor wanjiku living in ramshackle in Murang'a valley knows anything better than kamwana. Kenyans must be protected from herself. Well! that's how this election is going to be decided and not just in Murang'a. That's the sad state of affair. When the Dollar hits KES.200 and wanjiku is being asked to by malaria drug at KES.850 is when she will wake up.(The drug, Artemisin Lumefanthrin currently costs 40 bob, highly subsidized and given freely in all public hospitals). Sometimes things must get treally bad before they can get any better, seems like we are destined for this. Portfolio: Sold
You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/27/2011 Posts: 1,777
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Impunity wrote:josiah33 wrote:Impunity wrote:josiah33 wrote:
Well! well! well! Let Kenyans decide.
Kenyans as I know them must be decided for, you cant tell me the poor wanjiku living in ramshackle in Murang'a valley knows anything better than kamwana. Kenyans must be protected from herself. Well! that's how this election is going to be decided and not just in Murang'a. That's the sad state of affair. When the Dollar hits KES.200 and wanjiku is being asked to by malaria drug at KES.850 is when she will wake up.(The drug, Artemisin Lumefanthrin currently costs 40 bob, highly subsidized and given freely in all public hospitals). Sometimes things must get really bad before they can get any better, seems like we are destined for this. You surely made me so optimistic- There would still be some light at the end of the tunnel afterall, despite of all appearances. 
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Impunity wrote:josiah33 wrote:Impunity wrote:josiah33 wrote:
Well! well! well! Let Kenyans decide.
Kenyans as I know them must be decided for, you cant tell me the poor wanjiku living in ramshackle in Murang'a valley knows anything better than kamwana. Kenyans must be protected from herself. Well! that's how this election is going to be decided and not just in Murang'a. That's the sad state of affair. When the Dollar hits KES.200 and wanjiku is being asked to by malaria drug at KES.850 is when she will wake up.(The drug, Artemisin Lumefanthrin currently costs 40 bob, highly subsidized and given freely in all public hospitals). Sometimes things must get treally bad before they can get any better, seems like we are destined for this. The only way a child learns not to play with fire is getting burnt.Seems we haven't learnt Uncertainty is certain.Let go
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/19/2010 Posts: 3,505 Location: Uganda
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alma wrote:Impunity wrote:Kuna mioto hapa! Users browsing this topic alma, githundi, Guest (13), Impunity, josiah33, Jump-steady, kingfisher, Lolest!, newfarer, Ondiek, quicksand, Rollout Reality is beginning to bite. I wonder what happens on the 14th and then the 15th when true reality again sinks in. Siasa Mbaya, Maisha Mbaya. there are talks of retrenchment at our workplace where we depend mostly on Europe and us markets.Chinese have proved mean spenders. punda amecheka
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A new term in Kenya: CONSEQUENCES "the effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier: The accident was the consequence of reckless driving." I will apply it to mean that you are allowed to choose whomever you like. But there shall be an effect, result or outcome of what you did. CONSEQUENCES! Jose: If I make it through this thug life, I'll see you one day. The Lord is the only way to stop the hurt.
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