Radicals waangushwe wote!!! We don't want Boko Haram bullshit in Kenya!!!

Finally, somebody finally listened to me.

Noooo
we dont have a question for him, only an answer to his criminal activities!!

I do not mourn for Mr Macemetery. His name speaks of where he belongs. I hope satan is currently hugging the thug tight. They were friends in life anyway.

As we talk of this criminal, I really hope that the gava is metting the same medicine on his less well known followers. It does not matter how many more get radicalized, just remove them from our midst. Follow the vinyangarika to the end of the world, until someone sues for peace.

As someone has said, I was very sympathetic to the Palestinian cause until I realized that these people do not want peaceful coexistence with anyone. It pains them when one of their own is killed, but they don't mind killing others as part of their worship.

I think so too. I think in his alter ego he loved to kill our precious rhinos.

I really hate to say this - but we really need to borrow a leaf from Israel! if we keep on acting the way we do - we shall not have a state! Someone abrasive and obviously causing trouble aende!! This was done for Mungiki and should be done with Sheikhs who are carelessly wagging their tongues. We shall debate the morality of what we did after the storm! We should ask ourselves one question - how bad can it get?
Kabul has had 3 big episodes this month - how many has Nairobi had? What has our walking on egg shells achieved? Kama mbaya mbaya coz it's already mbaya!!

I fail to understand how a death of one fellow is breaking news.Do you know how many people have lost life in the past 10 hrs in Nairobi alone and its not breaking news?

I was told that some names can define you destiny.e.g
1.Kinyua=Drunkard
2.Makaburi-Makaburini

100 posts.

Different solutions

Question that we should be asking is

"exactly what is the gov't doing to contain the security situation in Kenya?"

Make no mistake about it, the tourism industry is suffering big time this year.

And most of the insecurity has nothing to do with Al Shabaab.

The number of violent crimes is alarming yet we are being told the numbers are falling. Is there a safe abode in Kenya anymore?

When we start making fun of the security minister, then we have issues.

The only good thing coming out of our police is Alchoblow (i still don't support it.)

But if there is one thing it is proving. Police work and security doesn't stop for the press. Or for "operations". Or dumping 300 Gsu guys in Eastlands AFTER a bomb.

Something is not working in our security system. Even after the fellow is gone, are you safe now?

Maybe all the excitement we are seeing from the death of one man is because we are losing hope. In this gov't showing results. Any win must be celebrated.

But, are we safer now. Or shall we start another thread next week?

i do not know how many. Do you know how many?