I support Kidero on this. The law must be followed to the letter by all, whether shainese or sonko.

Ehhh but does that mean that since Kidero breaks the law, Sonko has the RIGHT to break the law? Or what are you saying.

Ambulances are licensed, water carriers are licensed....huyu Sonko who gave him that job of tarmacking roads in Nairobi?

I don't like Kidero at all, but only a fool cannot see what Sonko is trying to do.

But I guess Eastlands has very many fools.

Aaahem
Would have sworn the tychopost would be 'who is a fool'

King G uliza hio swali tena!

These fellows vote for some funny fellows then the rest of us are supposed to follow. Tupende Tusipende.

Alafu nenda Umoja ama Buru. Mavi kwa barabara. Ngeta kwa corner. Kereroro kwa SQ.

Eastlando my foot!!!

I saw Eastleigh when it had good roads and the best mbuzi in Dandora before these current Eastlando nigga movie wannabies were born. Buru was actually the best Estate in Nairobi.

Until the current crop of fools came in.

The rest of us know, Sonko ni wa buru. Na mnampenda. We may have to suffer this fellow. Just because you want freebies.

[quote=Kusadikika]We are far from being a nation of laws. That may or may not be a good thing at different times but in the long run we would all be better off if we followed the law because it is only under its protection that we all have an equal chance at justice. It is a conscious decision that may not be popular at all times but it is exactly what is meant by public officials whenever they take an oath to uphold the constitution.

One of the clearest articulations of the conflicts between good intentions and following the law I have ever heard were in the trial of Jack Kevorkian who used to help people suffering from terminal illness die peacefully.

The public supported him and nobody could question his noble intentions.

In the article below you can read the Judge Jessica Cooper's statement to Kevorkian before his sentencing. It is very blunt but very clear about where the lines are drawn. If someone here knows Sonko, ask him to read it because he is fond of making his own laws as he goes and one day he may find himself in front of a law respecting judge.

http://www.nytimes.com/1...judge-to-kevorkian.html[/quote]

Ahsante Sana Kusadikika

I love this part



That is why Kiash walks all over us on this forum