The Prof at it again.
I read intellectual arrogance.
Mr. Know it all.

http://www.nation.co.ke/...4/-/kvjd6xz/-/index.html

[quote=Magigi]@B.Timer
...Still an irritant???
Five reasons Martha Karua could win the presidency
http://www.nation.co.ke/...8/-/gx3dl1/-/index.html[/quote]


This article is so pedestrian that one is left to wonder if Prof sometimes doesnt discard his scholarly hat and assume that of a hawkish campaigner!

The reasoning and arguments there-in are so far fetched that one can only assume that the professor has thrown all caution to the wind.

Engaging in wishful thinking is not expected of a Prof - especialy in a public write up by himself.

What will he say when the inevitable happens - dismal perfomance by Karua in the run up to 2012 or at the polls themselves!

[quote=B.Timer]
This is one hell of a hopeless elitist who uses his gut feeling to pretend to analyse goings on in Kenya from distant lands!

The article below is a one such outburst!

He must worship Ocampo!!

Wonder what he would have to say should his hero lose the cases against the 06.

http://www.nation.co.ke/...6/-/pnlvdq/-/index.html[/quote]

AS WE DISCREDIT HIM HERE AT HOME HIS STAR IS RAISING IN THE US.
...And in the United States Sunday Nation columnist Prof Makau Mutua has been named to a new committee that will review and consider the qualifications of candidates for a division of the Supreme Court of New York.

Prof Mutua's appointment was announced by New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo. Prof Mutua, who is a dean and State University of New York distinguished professor, will now sit on the Fourth Department Judicial Screening Committee.

"We have established screening committees to ensure a fair and thorough process for selecting judicial appointees in New York," Governor Cuomo said. "Only the most talented and dedicated legal minds should be on the bench and making the important decisions that can impact all New Yorkers."

Screening teams The committee is one of five screening teams established to review and consider the qualifications of candidates for designation to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, candidates for appointment to the Court of Claims, and candidates for appointment to fill interim vacancies in the offices of Justice of the Supreme Court and judges of the County Court, the Surrogate Court, and of the Family Court outside of New York City. Each committee consists of 13 members and the governor has a provision to select five.

http://dn.nationmedia.co...15_05_2011_009_003.shtml

From the time Ngunyi mentioned in an article he favoured the 'NO' vote for the referendum, he 'disappeared'.

I give Prof Mutua "A" for effort and "F" for substance.... Isn't it just tiring to write such blatantly biased articles week in week out? Eish....!!!!