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Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/19/2010 Posts: 1,308 Location: nairobi metropolitan
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alma wrote:I agree with you pound f
lastly githundi or whatever please explain to us what the following means
If he organized Mungiki or Kamatimu to hit back in Naivasha and Nakuru (That became the Hiroshima and Nagasaki of Kenya) then let it be and I will stand by him to the end.
When it comes to war, shit happens and the one who stops the war by whatever means gets the credit. Simply because a friend lost a head in the revenge attacks does not mean he would not have lost it anyway if the crashes had not been stopped.
These TNA fellows are starting to sound like the haki yetu reli ngoaras every day. @ alma, please show some respect. The so called peasants deserve to be treated with dignity and respect as there are human like us. I have categorically said that the unconditional support referred to, above, is unacceptable and such the thread should be pulled down but at the same time two wrongs don't make a right, and as such i have pointed there were some abusive, negative and extreme comments that followed thereafter, are unfortunate. You can't overcome evil with evil. It makes the good look as bad. Democracy does not belong to the dead
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Rank: Member Joined: 8/16/2010 Posts: 149 Location: hapa Kenya
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be careful people its a debate not war (chunga watu wa kibunja na kimaiyo..... alma, amga, dunkang, Guest (17), josiah33, poundfoolish, Tebes too many eyes..17 guests this is not a wrestling match
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/20/2007 Posts: 4,432
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pls githundi and co. A Peasant mind is not a peasant. A peasant is an economic state that one finds themselves in. I have too. A peasant mind on the other hand is what you guys are propagating here and that is a choice. A bad choice at that. and this post really really must go. Wazua is slowly turning into something I would rather keep away from. It seems the campaign teams have decided this is the place to push their agendas under the guise of reasoned debate. This thread has nothing to do with debate but a veiled attempt to sanctify criminal acts. and to make it clear, I have no respect for those with agendas. None at all. I think its time for me to do a kingfisher until sanity reigns. 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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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,335 Location: Masada
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amga wrote:be careful people its a debate not war (chunga watu wa kibunja na kimaiyo..... alma, amga, dunkang, Guest (17), josiah33, poundfoolish, Tebes too many eyes..17 guests this is not a wrestling match  Kibunjia is among the Guest mos-def! Portfolio: Sold
You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/6/2008 Posts: 3,588
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His father 'is' my hero, i say 'is' because their are greater 'Things' I look upto, unlike some people! Please remind me if I am in the 11year old playground or not? Kenyatta A TRUE AFRICAN HERO, ask a good historian like Winstom Rodney(Burning Spear) To discuss my hero without references is abstitancy, foremost because I have studied him in books and the electronic media. He interacted with the greatest African minds like Marcus Garvey, Kwame Kurumah and if you like Jaramogi Odinga 'way back when'..ref to come. His heroics are almost forgotten by my peers some who hail Jaramogis son Raila, the plotter. I can tell you so much about this hero of mine(with references)...A major one being THe State of Africa..by Martin Meredith. He also did some very silly things you won't believe but all with reference.Again, since this 'might' be an 11years playground, I might start and perhaps end it there. I prefer Kenyattas son to Jaramogis. Ras Kienyeji Man
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/27/2010 Posts: 951 Location: Nyumbani
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Some people here have started lynching Sure even before they understand his reasoning(of those who will vote Uhuru) I was not in Kenya at the time of the clashes but when I came back and talked to someone who is /was Uhuru damu, I understand people like Sure . Like
You will be surprised to know that the kikuyu peasants too think Uhuru is the Warrior Prince who defended his own people when they were being persecuted. He endeared himself to them and it doesn't matter whether the ICC is aiming at his jugular. Ever wondered why it's so hard to shake off the notion that Rao has got everything to do with Uhuru's predicaments and the ICC case in some quarters?
, so many kiuks believe the predicament of Uhuruto were someone else’s masterminding.
Guess we know where the chaos started; Kisumu after elections results announcement. They then spread to the rest of the town Eldoret, Nakuru, Naivasha and Kibera. I do not remember if there were any in the coast region.
Suppose the person responsible for deaths in Eldoret was Ruto, Naivasha and Nakuru was Uhuru , who is responsible for deaths in Kibera and Kisumu? I said suppose. You do not need to be rocket scientists to start (kujijazia) so when Sure says Uhuru is the kikuyus (not all of them) hero then I kind of understand the people who will vote for him. Personally I would go for Eagle just basing on what the two guys did in their constituencies.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 7/5/2010 Posts: 2,061 Location: Nairobi
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Rank: Member Joined: 1/14/2012 Posts: 201 Location: nairobi
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quicksand wrote:Geeeez ....its like worms crawling out of a festering wound. May be Admin should shut down the Politics section again Then everyone will start crying that admin puts back the politics section immediately she/he shuts it down. LIFE IS SO GOOD
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Rank: Member Joined: 10/11/2011 Posts: 110 Location: Kenya
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Most of these demonising of @Sure is completely overblown and nonsensical. Most of these fellows just have a rabid despise for UK for a whole lot of varying reasons and any point of convergence for the hate is an opportunity they wont waste.
Sometime I wonder, if the clashes started like they did, for whatever reason, and they were clearly directed at a section of humanity, what was such humanity expected to do, Sit on their bums and face the mountains? We are not in heaven yet and nobody need to be an intellectual to acknowledge this.
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Rank: Member Joined: 1/14/2012 Posts: 201 Location: nairobi
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wajuguna wrote:Most of these demonising of @Sure is completely overblown and nonsensical. Most of these fellows just have a rabid despise for UK for a whole lot of varying reasons and any point of convergence for the hate is an opportunity they wont waste.
Sometime I wonder, if the clashes started like they did, for whatever reason, and they were clearly directed at a section of humanity, what was such humanity expected to do, Sit on their bums and face the mountains? We are not in heaven yet and nobody need to be an intellectual to acknowledge this. Sure! some people were being hit hard and the police seemed inadequate. It was total madness and i don't know what would have happened if Annan didn't broker some ceasefire. Not that i admire the Ghanaian but at least his presence here at that time brought some sanity in our country. LIFE IS SO GOOD
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