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Karonjo breathing fire today at Tononoka and Pillbond says Babu should retire and wait for a nice position in a CORD govt. Interesting times ahead.
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Rank: Member Joined: 7/27/2014 Posts: 560 Location: Eastlando
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I dont understand why Odm´s brigade always have shout "Raila Amollo Odinga". Before he was simply known as Raila Odinga, tosha gari!!. Why madoido all the time. They copied from Kanu, when in 2002 they kept on referring to Uhuru as Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta. RAO has tendecies of a Dictator and i would rather not have him as my President
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 2/2/2012 Posts: 1,134 Location: Nairobi
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Kaigangio wrote:FRM2011 wrote:Bigchick wrote:Baratang wrote: What is that that I can see on the back of babus seat...HON. PRIME MINISTER??? Seriously this guy is still living in pre-March 2013. And it is very worrying.What is his state of mind?what is the state of mind of his followers/fans? The grand mullah ran a poll on Twitter from Friday. Not scientific but 2000 of his followers voted as below regarding our govts since independence. Most corrupt regime 1. Uhuru 2. Moi 3. Jomo 4. Kibaki Most tribal regime 1. Uhuru 2. Moi 3. Jomo 4. Kibaki. As you can see, you guys have 99 problems. Rao is not of them. And well done in beating moi.  @FRM2011...I will tell you why mullah's polls and observations ni upuzi mtupu. Most of the people in tweeter in Kenya today, about 95% are less than 35 years of age and as such they know absolutely nothing about Jomo apart from what they read and hear about him...mostly political misinformation. Next, a large number of pollsters within that 95% were probably about 10 to 15 years of age when Moi retired from presidency. They were in primary schools. It is highly unlikely that they knew much about Moi and of what was going on in political circles other than what they were reading and hearing...a lot of political misinformation. This is the age breacket then, where you will find those goons who believe that RAO has never lost any election since 1997 and others who believe that Kibaki was the best president has ever had and will ever have today. I will leave it to you to figure out what percentage of the 2000 polsters knew Jomo and Moi.  It's a "perception poll" Its only value is to a political strategist. It helps design a communication strategy; nothing else. The vast majority believe that Jesus was born on December 25 of Year 1, AD; the truth is very far from that!
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Rank: Member Joined: 2/24/2010 Posts: 637 Location: Nairobi
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Kaigangio wrote:FRM2011 wrote:Bigchick wrote:Baratang wrote:What is that that I can see on the back of babus seat...HON. PRIME MINISTER??? Seriously this guy is still living in pre-March 2013. And it is very worrying.What is his state of mind?what is the state of mind of his followers/fans? The grand mullah ran a poll on Twitter from Friday. Not scientific but 2000 of his followers voted as below regarding our govts since independence. Most corrupt regime 1. Uhuru 2. Moi 3. Jomo 4. Kibaki Most tribal regime 1. Uhuru 2. Moi 3. Jomo 4. Kibaki. As you can see, you guys have 99 problems. Rao is not of them. And well done in beating moi. @FRM2011...I will tell you why mullah's polls and observations ni upuzi mtupu. Most of the people in tweeter in Kenya today, about 95% are less than 35 years of age and as such they know absolutely nothing about Jomo apart from what they read and hear about him...mostly political misinformation. Next, a large number of pollsters within that 95% were probably about 10 to 15 years of age when Moi retired from presidency. They were in primary schools. It is highly unlikely that they knew much about Moi and of what was going on in political circles other than what they were reading and hearing...a lot of political misinformation. This is the age breacket then, where you will find those goons who believe that RAO has never lost any election since 1997 and others who believe that Kibaki was the best president has ever had and will ever have today. I will leave it to you to figure out what percentage of the 2000 polsters knew Jomo and Moi. Kindly explain to us as you would to a baby.Are you insunating that this regime is not corrupt or rather even if it is,its not as corrupt as they used to be. The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,334 Location: Masada
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Fullykenyan wrote:I dont understand why Odm´s brigade always have shout "Raila Amollo Odinga". Before he was simply known as Raila Odinga, tosha gari!!. Why madoido all the time. They copied from Kanu, when in 2002 they kept on referring to Uhuru as Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta. RAO has tendecies of a Dictator and i would rather not have him as my President Thats your sole vote. Portfolio: Sold
You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/27/2007 Posts: 2,768
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keraka wrote:Kaigangio wrote:FRM2011 wrote:Bigchick wrote:Baratang wrote:What is that that I can see on the back of babus seat...HON. PRIME MINISTER??? Seriously this guy is still living in pre-March 2013. And it is very worrying.What is his state of mind?what is the state of mind of his followers/fans? The grand mullah ran a poll on Twitter from Friday. Not scientific but 2000 of his followers voted as below regarding our govts since independence. Most corrupt regime 1. Uhuru 2. Moi 3. Jomo 4. Kibaki Most tribal regime 1. Uhuru 2. Moi 3. Jomo 4. Kibaki. As you can see, you guys have 99 problems. Rao is not of them. And well done in beating moi. @FRM2011...I will tell you why mullah's polls and observations ni upuzi mtupu. Most of the people in tweeter in Kenya today, about 95% are less than 35 years of age and as such they know absolutely nothing about Jomo apart from what they read and hear about him...mostly political misinformation. Next, a large number of pollsters within that 95% were probably about 10 to 15 years of age when Moi retired from presidency. They were in primary schools. It is highly unlikely that they knew much about Moi and of what was going on in political circles other than what they were reading and hearing...a lot of political misinformation. This is the age breacket then, where you will find those goons who believe that RAO has never lost any election since 1997 and others who believe that Kibaki was the best president has ever had and will ever have today. I will leave it to you to figure out what percentage of the 2000 polsters knew Jomo and Moi. Kindly explain to us as you would to a baby.Are you insunating that this regime is not corrupt or rather even if it is,its not as corrupt as they used to be. You see @keraka we passed a new constitution and with it came a new system of government where the head of state has very little hand in. There are still no new mechanisms to deal with the corruption at the county level except the inept courts which are doing very little indeed, if any, to tame the vice. As long as no new laws will be put in place to address the corruption in the counties, no matter how clean the national government will be, its image will be and always be tainted by the counties governments. Also in the current scenario the national government has no hand in what happens within the county government except financial disbursements from the national treasury to the county. As such it would not be fair to associate the national government with the corruption that is happening in the counties. ...besides, the presence of a safe alone does not signify that there is money inside...
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/9/2009 Posts: 6,592 Location: Nairobi
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I hope they can reorganise and get serious and take 2022.
BBI will solve it :)
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/7/2012 Posts: 11,939
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So county governments are corrupt, but national government ni safi kama pamba. Isorite 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: 8/25/2012 Posts: 1,826
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Kaigangio wrote:keraka wrote:Kaigangio wrote:FRM2011 wrote:Bigchick wrote:Baratang wrote:What is that that I can see on the back of babus seat...HON. PRIME MINISTER??? Seriously this guy is still living in pre-March 2013. And it is very worrying.What is his state of mind?what is the state of mind of his followers/fans? The grand mullah ran a poll on Twitter from Friday. Not scientific but 2000 of his followers voted as below regarding our govts since independence. Most corrupt regime 1. Uhuru 2. Moi 3. Jomo 4. Kibaki Most tribal regime 1. Uhuru 2. Moi 3. Jomo 4. Kibaki. As you can see, you guys have 99 problems. Rao is not of them. And well done in beating moi. @FRM2011...I will tell you why mullah's polls and observations ni upuzi mtupu. Most of the people in tweeter in Kenya today, about 95% are less than 35 years of age and as such they know absolutely nothing about Jomo apart from what they read and hear about him...mostly political misinformation. Next, a large number of pollsters within that 95% were probably about 10 to 15 years of age when Moi retired from presidency. They were in primary schools. It is highly unlikely that they knew much about Moi and of what was going on in political circles other than what they were reading and hearing...a lot of political misinformation. This is the age breacket then, where you will find those goons who believe that RAO has never lost any election since 1997 and others who believe that Kibaki was the best president has ever had and will ever have today. I will leave it to you to figure out what percentage of the 2000 polsters knew Jomo and Moi. Kindly explain to us as you would to a baby.Are you insunating that this regime is not corrupt or rather even if it is,its not as corrupt as they used to be. You see @keraka we passed a new constitution and with it came a new system of government where the head of state has very little hand in. There are still no new mechanisms to deal with the corruption at the county level except the inept courts which are doing very little indeed, if any, to tame the vice. As long as no new laws will be put in place to address the corruption in the counties, no matter how clean the national government will be, its image will be and always be tainted by the counties governments. Also in the current scenario the national government has no hand in what happens within the county government except financial disbursements from the national treasury to the county. As such it would not be fair to associate the national government with the corruption that is happening in the counties. I don't know how one can even mention the first two regimes, those guys were crazy, just crazy, especially when it came to corruption, and dealing with political dissent.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/27/2007 Posts: 2,768
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Angelica _ann wrote:So county governments are corrupt, but national government ni safi kama pamba. Isorite Oooohhh mama! no body said that the national government is clean. All that I am saying is spare the national government any blame for thiefery in county governments. The national government has its own share in the corruption aggregate value. ...besides, the presence of a safe alone does not signify that there is money inside...
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