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masukuma wrote:it must really suck being an ardent ODM follower... so many heart breaks and so many disappointments. but their key issue is miscalculated emotion... Nandwa wrote:FRM2011 wrote:newfarer wrote:Why can't Rao try his push parliament if Jubilee is ready to support? Haki sielewi Am hoping he does. D oubt whether he would want to be seen as the stumbling block.It's important to diffuse the ethnic tensions. The cordomite's online gang baptized today's matatu protest as #mungikidemos and pushed it until it was trending. Ahem, are you still willing to stand by your view! What I just observed in a post above gets a perfect example here - that a RAO supporter would have to keep making excuses for him! Nandwa wrote:FRM2011 wrote:Nandwa wrote:For starters did anyone here believe that RAO interest is JUST to reform the IEBC  Shock on you. That's why RAO wouldn't be fine with this new found route. You see it is not consistent with his game plan and main target. By merely reforming IEBC or removing the commissioners wont help him get to Government. As such it falls short of his target. And what is his target? Your post suggests you are privy to some high level intelligence. Why not share here in the wazua spirit. I wish I had access to such intelligence, and be sure I would find a way to share. But that doesnt bar me from putting one and one together, drawing from history and understanding of who RAO is. If you support him, you had better be ready to keep making excuses for him over and over again as he crushingly shoves his way in a bid to get to some high political office now that it appears the ultimate goal is out of reach. I do not mean to be unduly mean to RAO, just calling it as I see it. I expect him to find an avenue to discredit and abandon this new effort in due course. Only a matter of time. http://www.wazua.co.ke/f...ts&t=34087&p=41[/quote] Just as absolute power corrupts leaders, so does absolute fanaticism blind the people from logic
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