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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/17/2008 Posts: 23,365 Location: Nairobi
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ecstacy wrote:simonkabz wrote:Otoyos gang....going baserk. After "crying for justice" for the victims of PEV now it's relentless whining. Kazi iendelee. You wonder why you started the thread when all you wanted was for all wazuans to clap for non existent achievements by the suspects, we are just telling it as it is, not whining...... in any cade we paying the same bills!!! ..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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urstill1 wrote:tycho wrote:urstill1 wrote:tycho wrote:Ole Lenku wrote:tycho wrote:ecstacy wrote:All in all, can we please have a better organized and coherent political opposition in Kenya. It remains noisy, moribund and ultimately ineffective in the current political dispensation. I don't think Kenya needs an opposition, those who want to maintain opposition politics are those who want to keep the masses in chains. Agreeing together and acting together is the way. Politics should be about fostering agreement. Joining. @Tycho, is this a typing error? No. It's not. If there's to be any opposition then it has to be the market. There's no market in Kenya. Then there's no politics; only pseudopolitics. What is politics? Your understanding of the same is what is required not dictionary definition. Politics is the joint creation of knowledge, power and resources for the mutual satisfaction of needs.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/10/2008 Posts: 9,131 Location: Kanjo
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Ole Lenku wrote:Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:@Ecstacy, you could do better defending UHURUTO's performance over the last 1 year than referring to Obama as the worst American President in History. Obama's ideas are well ahead of their time and when the dust setlles, he will rank very highly among the great US (and world) leaders of all time I wish that gentleman @ecstacy would respond. How can he call Obama the worst U.S president? LOL @Ole/Obi, why all the energy on Obama? I can help answer for @Ectacy, why dont you go back to that same magazine and rate the 10 worst presidents since 1900? i.am.back!!!!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/10/2008 Posts: 9,131 Location: Kanjo
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McReggae wrote:ecstacy wrote:All in all, can we please have a better organized and coherent political opposition in Kenya. It remains noisy, moribund and ultimately ineffective in the current political dispensation. So why were you blaming the guy above? So the opposition is moribund blah blah but the garment is fine? C'mon, people who can't even do simple appointments by the law? Call press conference and appear the following day or many hours late, excuse but no..... apart from the projects started by the coalition garment, the suspects inspire no hope in me!!!!! Let me remind you that you and your odingaism sycophants opposed most if not all those projects same way you are doing with the railway project, but after the projects were completed, you come here claiming some bragging rights. NYAMAZA!!! by the way if it was not for nusu mkeka, Kenya would be much far ahead. UhuruRuto are focused and in a few years you will all see the difference they have made. i.am.back!!!!
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Rank: Member Joined: 11/25/2013 Posts: 402
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harrydre wrote:Ole Lenku wrote:Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:@Ecstacy, you could do better defending UHURUTO's performance over the last 1 year than referring to Obama as the worst American President in History. Obama's ideas are well ahead of their time and when the dust setlles, he will rank very highly among the great US (and world) leaders of all time I wish that gentleman @ecstacy would respond. How can he call Obama the worst U.S president? LOL @Ole/Obi, why all the energy on Obama? I can help answer for @Ectacy, why dont you go back to that same magazine and rate the 10 worst presidents since 1900? 10. Zach Taylor 9. Herbert Hoover 8.Richard Nickson 7.William Henry Harrison 6. Ullyses S Grant....
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Rank: Member Joined: 11/25/2013 Posts: 402
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harrydre wrote:McReggae wrote:ecstacy wrote:All in all, can we please have a better organized and coherent political opposition in Kenya. It remains noisy, moribund and ultimately ineffective in the current political dispensation. So why were you blaming the guy above? So the opposition is moribund blah blah but the garment is fine? C'mon, people who can't even do simple appointments by the law? Call press conference and appear the following day or many hours late, excuse but no..... apart from the projects started by the coalition garment, the suspects inspire no hope in me!!!!! Let me remind you that you and your odingaism sycophants opposed most if not all those projects same way you are doing with the railway project, but after the projects were completed, you come here claiming some bragging rights. NYAMAZA!!! by the way if it was not for nusu mkeka, Kenya would be much far ahead. UhuruRuto are focused and in a few years you will all see the difference they have made. Are you talking about the railway project which was adviced against by Githu Muigai and Henry Rotich? Are those "Odingaist" (whatever that is) UKs garment is a lame duck.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/10/2008 Posts: 9,131 Location: Kanjo
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Ole Lenku wrote:harrydre wrote:Ole Lenku wrote:Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:@Ecstacy, you could do better defending UHURUTO's performance over the last 1 year than referring to Obama as the worst American President in History. Obama's ideas are well ahead of their time and when the dust setlles, he will rank very highly among the great US (and world) leaders of all time I wish that gentleman @ecstacy would respond. How can he call Obama the worst U.S president? LOL @Ole/Obi, why all the energy on Obama? I can help answer for @Ectacy, why dont you go back to that same magazine and rate the 10 worst presidents since 1900? 10. Zach Taylor 9. Herbert Hoover 8.Richard Nickson 7.William Henry Harrison 6. Ullyses S Grant.... Zach, William and Ullyses were never presidents after 1900. All the same I don't think you can rate obama until he is finished with his terms. i.am.back!!!!
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Rank: Member Joined: 11/25/2013 Posts: 402
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harrydre wrote:Ole Lenku wrote:harrydre wrote:Ole Lenku wrote:Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:@Ecstacy, you could do better defending UHURUTO's performance over the last 1 year than referring to Obama as the worst American President in History. Obama's ideas are well ahead of their time and when the dust setlles, he will rank very highly among the great US (and world) leaders of all time I wish that gentleman @ecstacy would respond. How can he call Obama the worst U.S president? LOL @Ole/Obi, why all the energy on Obama? I can help answer for @Ectacy, why dont you go back to that same magazine and rate the 10 worst presidents since 1900? 10. Zach Taylor 9. Herbert Hoover 8.Richard Nickson 7.William Henry Harrison 6. Ullyses S Grant.... Zach, William and Ullyses were never presidents after 1900. All the same I don't think you can rate obama until he is finished with his terms. Your buddy x was calling him the worst US president and those are the worst.
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Rank: User Joined: 9/6/2013 Posts: 1,446 Location: In a house
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tycho wrote:urstill1 wrote:tycho wrote:urstill1 wrote:tycho wrote:Ole Lenku wrote:tycho wrote:ecstacy wrote:All in all, can we please have a better organized and coherent political opposition in Kenya. It remains noisy, moribund and ultimately ineffective in the current political dispensation. I don't think Kenya needs an opposition, those who want to maintain opposition politics are those who want to keep the masses in chains. Agreeing together and acting together is the way. Politics should be about fostering agreement. Joining. @Tycho, is this a typing error? No. It's not. If there's to be any opposition then it has to be the market. There's no market in Kenya. Then there's no politics; only pseudopolitics. What is politics? Your understanding of the same is what is required not dictionary definition. Politics is the joint creation of knowledge, power and resources for the mutual satisfaction of needs. Thanks. Analyzing your definition, do you think there is knowledge in Kenyan pseudo-politics? Sorry I can not call it politics. As for needs, whose are we talking about here? Definitely not the populace's.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/17/2008 Posts: 23,365 Location: Nairobi
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harrydre wrote:McReggae wrote:ecstacy wrote:All in all, can we please have a better organized and coherent political opposition in Kenya. It remains noisy, moribund and ultimately ineffective in the current political dispensation. So why were you blaming the guy above? So the opposition is moribund blah blah but the garment is fine? C'mon, people who can't even do simple appointments by the law? Call press conference and appear the following day or many hours late, excuse but no..... apart from the projects started by the coalition garment, the suspects inspire no hope in me!!!!! Let me remind you that you and your odingaism sycophants opposed most if not all those projects same way you are doing with the railway project, but after the projects were completed, you come here claiming some bragging rights. NYAMAZA!!! by the way if it was not for nusu mkeka, Kenya would be much far ahead. UhuruRuto are focused and in a few years you will all see the difference they have made. Nobody is oppossing the railway project my friend, just want the mysterious clouds to be cleared and put facts into your statements, when Raila was initiating some of these projects you were busy propping up Ruto to deny him RV votes......eti Kenya would have been much further......laughable at best, compare Kibaki's 1st term and the coalition term!!!! ..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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