Mainat wrote:Kausha/Kihangeri, may I welcome you to Kenya. Kenya is blessed with healthy productive people (growing at 1million per year). Please help yourself to some of our chai.
Kenya has a CAPITALIST economy. This means I bring something to the market, you bring your money (shillings if possible unless you are from Somali) and we agree how much you'll pay for my something. Alternatively I put a marked price on my something and you have to decide whether its worth that price.
Karipu
You are giving my country a bad name. What you are suggesting is called Vulture capitalism. That is why we need consumer protection to prevent the vulture capitalist from selling us substandard goods and congame services in the name of maximizing profits.
Remember, NSE is not a fish market to entertain Jaboya deals.
That is why Americans are up in arms against Romney.
Every once and a while, a VC will get lucky and find a business and a business owner desperate enough to accept VC funding, and have that company thrive. Staples, in Romney's case, may be one of those. But in the meantime, there are probably hundreds of orphan companies that run well enough on their own, but cannot grow fast enough to meet VC expectations, or rise to VC-imposed debt obligations. A VC like Romney will gut them, fail the company, and everyone except Romney loses.
That's how Romney created $250 million in net worth for himself: By breaking the backs of otherwise hard-working, honest American workers and entrepreneurs. I hate people like that.
If you have a good business, stay away from vultures like Romney and grow your company, and provide for your employees.
http://rickperryreport.c...mney-vulture-capitalist
By inference, the man is all that Mr Phantom is not: an untrustworthy radical, divisive, too many enemies, a dictator, and a persistent liar...Gaitho dialogues.