There is a saying that goes “the winner takes all, loser gets nothing” This saying is usually true, but as with all ordinary laws of logic, it fails to apply in our local politics. Watching all 3 political contenders of last years elections tour the vast rift valley landscape this week as part of their peace rally agenda leaves one wondering what the fuss in 2007 was all about?
Just who exactly were the real losers if all three are now in Government? The answer of course is you and I the electorate; however, if a tiny 14 seater Nissan can comfortably accommodate 30-40 crammed commuters, why can’t the government of Kenyan play host to all 3 plus 40 others in cabinet?
Well, the former leader of official opposition and current deputy prime minister and minister for trade set the pace last year for what was to come in 2008 when he absconded his constitutional role as head of opposition, vowing that his party must be in the next (current) government and jumping ship accordingly into the party of national unity yatch.
The loser yet again was Kenyans yearning for an opposition that gave an alternative to the Government of the day. The more things change the more they remain the same
PROTOCOL IS IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
Ordinarily, protocol wars such as those witnessed this week can be fought and easily won or lost on the basis of following simple chain of command structure, but as Taabu said earlier this week its easier to legislate bureaucratic structure than it is to legislate the will of the people.
In the hearts and minds of the vast majority of Kenyans (both IDPs and non-IDPs), protocol is in the eye of the beholder, and based on who they voted for respect will be given not taken by force. Unfortunately in life we don’t always have it the way we want, so all 3 party bigwigs made it to government and are represented in the makeup of the current coalition so we are spoilt for choice over whom to pay homage to
This is being done by convincing them to play along with the current uncomfortable yet too familiar script in which yesterday’s sworn enemies are today’s best friends-for the sake of national unity of course-keep your friends close but your enemies closer.
Vice President Musyoka is engaged in a battle royale to convince the masses not to brand him a political turncoat. In his own aloof way President Kibaki’s daunting task is to somehow convince all Kenyans to forget the past and act as if nothing happened. Meanwhile the Prime Minister is left with the onerous task of convincing the government he is not a third step in the ladder.
Of course Kenyans are not buying any of it, but nevertheless the job at hand is to win over our hearts and change our minds so that we can play along to the tune of a new Kenya that is before us.
PRAY FOR KENYA
Folks, its a fragile unity we share today. Stormy waters unchartered that currently lie ahead include the making of a new constitution and rehabilitating the economy. Now would be a good time to believe in God and his power to deliver miracles ala Joseph the prince of Egypt or Moses and the red sea. Spare a minute or two and pray for Kenya
The 4 most popular stories in Kumekucha right now
1. Kalonzo or Raila who is boss
2. Sam okello on the traitor
3. IDPs are pawns in political game
4. Backstabbing ODM mois secret hand
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Luke,
ReplyDeleteYou are really spot on. Most people wonder why we went to the polls. If these guys could have sat down and agreed among themselves how to share and loot Kenya like they will do in the next 5 years, at least 1500 hundred lives would be alive, hunger would have been avoided and the 10% or 20% they taunted us would be real.
The problem with Kenya is nots its sons and daughters, the problem is the level of competition imbibed in our minds where everyone wants to be the winner and the high salary these folks are getting. No one wants to loose. Every wants to be the winner. This will be the tragedy for Kenya.
All these politicians share in common the appetite to eat whats not their. Impoverish the nation and its people. They talk of poverty 24\7 yet they are friends of poverty rather than the poor. They entrench it through fake promises and pretence. They mean no well for Kenya. The three great minds will not settle for the next 5 years, they will be scheming on each other. Yet the poor, the sick, the hungry the thirsty will be looking upon them for direction. I feel for Kenya. Our ancestors are turning on their graves and the old are wondering why death is not visiting them when they see how shameless we have become as a nation.
Kibaki, Raila and Kalonzo - they are all Kanu students, they will take kenya nowhere. Five years from now Kumekucha will still be full of tribal vitriol and doble speak as its today. We shall curse lesotho,Kibaki, Rao and Kalonzo and heap all our poverty on them. Unfortunately, every second that passes, Kenya gets poorer. I have lost faith in these politicians, they mean no well for Kenya, they are all fake and driven by selfishness. Who is their successor - Ruto? Karua? Mwakere? Muite? fear not Kenyans - prepare you graves to save your kenyans from harambees. I give up, i see no hope hope for tommorrow. They should do the honourable thing and bring Nazlin, Ngethe and any one else to the government.
Finally, it could be time we left the busines of electing presidency to the parliament. This way there will be peace otherwise the presidency will still be a mirage until and unless we bring the kikuyu on board. Raila could this time round form a coalition against them - am not seeing any politician doing it again in the coming future - and now they may not be vying any time soon.
Luka you must have deliberately chosen to permute the two words: CHANGE and WINNING. Pertaining to Kenyan politics and matter of the mind and heart you can never be so sure on which part of the human anatomy is more valuable-mind or soul?.
ReplyDeleteKenyans may as well collectively qualify for evangelists. They selective bother God when it suits them and use the same God-given faculties to inflict utmost damage to His creation.
We appear jinxed and paralized with the P words. Now PORTFOLIO (PORTY thieves) has DULY given birth to PROTOCOL (prototype). What next is everybody's guess.
Nonethless we need plenty of prayers if not to insult God's infinite generousity. We are in safe religious hands you know, they never DISAPPOINT when it matters most.
The two issues of katiba and land will enjoy all the warmth and see no light in these circumstances. In the meantime the genie is bottled and waiting for spark. PEACE CAN ONLY BE CULTIVATED BUT NEVER LEGISLATED. All else is red herrng and splitting hairs.
Prayers for Kenyans and our beloved kenya- yes but even god does not expect people to hang around and get anything for free!!Kenyans decided at the 27h December elections to remove the government that had done nothing for them but cause pain and hunger all because of some greedy elite elements and their thug leader- Kenya voted no!! and cleaned them at most of the MP from PNU coalition were send packing !!that is what kenyans had prayed for for 5 years of this brutal rule- but the devil come in and disrupted everything and used forced, bribery and rigging to stay in power!!
ReplyDeleteYes we must continue praying but not blindly!!we must use our voices and any other means to continue our fight for proper democracy- we the kenyans were shot changed and we must their for make sure each step we take collectively and marching foward reflects the changes we voted for.
kibaki can keep playing musical chairs like he is doing now- trying to make mockery to the Prime Ministers Position by using the same PawnKilonzo Musyoka to undermine Raila Odinga but as you can see it did not work but instead it worked to the Prime Minister's Raila's advantage in front of most Kenyans eyes!!Mambo bado let the chess game continue!! Kibaki will be going to Othaya in any case within a year!! NEXT YEAR THERE WILL BE AN ELECTION AND HE IS NOT A PLAYER THIS TIME ROUND!! HE WILL STILL GO DOWN IN THE HISTORY OF KENYA AS THE PRESIDENT WHO CAUSED MOST BLOODSHED AND HAVOC IN KENYA!! EMILIO KIBAKI THE BUTCHER OF KENYA(executions and torture are his specialty tools- check the history of kenya all the times kibaki has been in government even in Moi's era!!!!) it speaks for itself!!!
THE CROCKS ARE STILL IN CABINET AND HANDLING KENYANS MONEY- AMOS KIMUNYA IS THE WORST CROCK - HE IS A SILENT PARTNER NOW IN THE SAME COMPANY- LET THEM GIVE THE LAND TO THE IDP'S AS THEY STOLE IT PAYING PEANUTS!!
ReplyDeleteORENGO FANYA KAZI!! ANY TITLE DEED OF GOVERNMENT LAND SHOULD BE STRIPED OUT!!
Kimunya Linked To Public Land Deal
Daily Nation Wednesday, April 11, 2007
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Story by NATION Team | Parliament
A Cabinet minister used his influence to allocate public land to a company in which he has interests, MPs claimed yesterday. They demanded the 25 acres hived from Njambini Settlement Scheme and allocated to Midlands Limited be revoked.
Juja MP William Kabogo (Sisi kwa Sisi) said Finance minister Amos Kimunya was the member who was being referred to by Migori MP Owino Likowa (Narc) as having interests in Midlands Ltd.
Lands assistant minister Asman Kamama had variously referred to a minister whom he did not name, stating he was not a director of the company in question.
Standing on a point of order, Mr Kabogo asked: “What does he (the assistant minister) know about the minister that he is hiding his name. He has said the previous minister who we know is Amos Kimunya.”
But Mr Kamama sprung to his defence arguing he thought Mr Likowa had mentioned a previous minister. “I thought it (Mr Kimunya’s name) was mentioned by Hon Likowa,” he protested. The matter came up as Mr Kamama was responding to a question by Mr Likowa who sought to know under what circumstances Midlands Ltd acquired land at Njambini Settlement Scheme. “What portion of land did the company acquire, for what purpose and at what cost?” Mr Likowa asked.
In reply, the assistant minister said the company was allocated 10.12 hectares (25 acres) in June 2005 at a cost of Sh125,336. The company, which he said had applied and had been verified as deserving, wanted to establish a vegetable processing plant to serve Nyandarua District and beyond.
Waving minutes
But Mr Likowa, who was waving minutes of the company’s annual general meeting held in August last year, was supported in his claim by MPs Macharia Mukiri (Molo, Narc) and Moses Cheboi (Kuresoi, Kanu) that Midlands Ltd intended to put up a pyrethrum plant on the farm.
Said Mr Likowa: “A minister, who is a director of the company, influenced the allocation of the land. It was for erecting a pyrethrum plant.” But Mr Kamama disputed the claims that Mr Kimunya was a director of the company and went ahead to name seven directors.
However, Mr Likowa, reading from the minutes which he tabled, insisted that Mr Kimunya was one of the directors. The speaker will make a ruling over the matter on Thursday.
In an exclusive interview with the Nation last week, Mr Kimunya admitted he was a director of the company. The minister, however, said he resigned in 2006 upon coming into public office. “My involvement in Midlands Ltd was to bring everything together and give the company political leadership. I was needed as a link to the Government by members,” the minister said.
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ReplyDeleteKENYANS DO YOU REMEMBER THIS CASE???? SOURCES IN THE GOVERNMENT NOW SAY THAT The East African Marine System (Teams)WAS NEVER TRANSFERED TO THE GOVERNMENT!!it is still in this individuals names as owners and the projects is going on!!kumekucha can you double check- this is a source working there??
ReplyDeleteThe East African
Monday, April 02, 2007
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Drama unfolded recently around the ownership of the entity known as The East African Marine System (Teams) - the $80 million government-fronted fibre optic cable project linking Kenya to Fujaira in the United Arab Emirates.
Alarm bells sounded when the Solicitor-General, Wanjuki Muchemi, circulated a letter within the corridors of government saying that records at the Companies Registry showed that the name "Teams" had been registered by two private individuals - businessman Jaon Wachira Wambugu and quantity surveyor Dickson Kahoro.
Parallels were quickly drawn with what happened in 2000 when, just as Vodafone PIc of the UK was about to sign a joint venture with Telkom Kenya to create mobile phone company Safaricom Ltd It was discovered that airobi businessman, J.T. Chege, had gone ahead and registered a company bearing the name "Vodafone."The dispute that erupted nearly scuttled negotiations with the foreign investor. In his letter, Mr Muchemi said that the matter needed to be treated with "utmost urgency," pointing out that public resources to the tune of Ksh200 million ($2.86 million) have already been spent on implementation of the "Teams" project. "We are also aware that the government has extensively used the name 'Teams' in a number of documents including the memorandum of understanding with Etisalat," he added.
Analysts, however, remain puzzled over the curious fact that the government, which has its own lawyers, chose to incorporate the company using such a roundabout route, not only employing an outside lawyer but also an entirely private party in the person of a quantity surveyor. This is the second time the Solicitor General has taken issue with aspects of the project. In February, Mr Muchemi criticized the manner in which the award of the contract for a marine survey was awarded to Tyco International, arguing there had been no competitive tender process, Apparently, the ministry had in January sought and' was granted an exemption from open tendering by the Directorate of Public Procurement.
KUMEKUCHA IF OUR SOURCE IS RIGHT THEN THIS IS ANOTHER CROCKED CRIME FROM PNU OUR SOURCE SAID- QUESTIONS SHOULD BE ASKED OF THIS FORMER minister, Mutahi Kagwe, and permanent secretary Dr Bitange Ndemmo. OR ELSE THIS IS ANOTHER ANGLO LEASING TYPE OF CASE!!
Luke, you said it.
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ReplyDeletethank you for the information that kenyans would like to know- this is why I read Kumekucha sometimes and get such information to follow up so that i can give our area MP to question in Parliament-
kenyans i suggest you do the same- this is the only way we can be watch dogs on our kenyan assets which we voted in a government to take care of!!government works for and paid for by all kenyans-
we should not allow the individuals we placed in office to work steal from us!!
Anon 9.44 you have converted me fully. Asanate and i agree with you.
ReplyDeleteA part of Kenya is 'dining' and the other one is 'whining'.
ReplyDeleteSo at the end of the day it is 'business as usual'.
Go and ask Jeff Koinange - his family has a longstanding experience in this and he is therefore an expert to give further explanations - contrary to a certain Sam Okello who is living outside Kenya since almost 20 years.
Why are you guys turning on Kimunya. He the only celebrated member of the grand thieevery cabinet that knows his job. See the current Economist. Frankly the man knows his job.
ReplyDeleteWhy are you guys turning on Kimunya. He the only celebrated member of the grand thieevery cabinet that knows his job. See the current Economist. Frankly the man knows his job.
ReplyDeleteif I were ODM the first order of the day I would ask for all contracts government signed in early 2007 upto when the elections happened and go through them one by one- to see how they were awarded
ReplyDeleteif any thing is te example of Miwani Sugar Company by some kikuyu players?? they have even the guts to go to Lou Land and sell off a government company (Miwani sugar) owned fully be the government of kenya for peanuts to an international company!!
I'm Glade Prime minster moved quickly to stop the sale-
the case is now in court-
My question is why didn't the government ask the locals in Kisumu if anyone wAS INTERESTED TO by shares just like mumia's sugar company which is a public company and the government has minority shares??
this kikuyu crocks do not stop! then they expect people to welcome back their KIKUYU IDP's when they are taking away the live hood of the same people- it is everywhere from Kisumu to the Rift Valley to the coast- government selling off properties for peanuts and sometimes give them out for free according to some documents which show the government bank giving this kikuyu business people the loans in millions(same of them have never held businesses) then they find a foreign partner and offer 60% of the company then the government hands over the assets to them-
this is day time robbery!!
Odm please move very first- there is more than 30 contracts signed in 2007 on this bases- all must be stopped and handed back to the government until a proper investigation has been done or
we will shame them by printing all the names- who got the property, who received what money- we are putting up a site post only dirty deals as kenyans- and we will make sure it runs and high lights all the dirty deals for kenyans to be informed and push the government-
next year elections kenyans will vote when being well informed on who is who and who is involved in dirty deals-
our group is also looking at taking this cases to court against the government selling of government properties without proper procedures- it is called citizen action!! keep your eyes open - you will know when our site is up-
Kamukuchu is a very nice site in politics and we we want to go further- by seeking actions to be taken on this cases- we the citizens of Kenya have a right to take our government to court!!
anon11:06 AM
ReplyDeleteOnly a thief like Amos kimunyu can post such a comment like yourself and let me remind you clearly!!2003 Anglo leasing?? who did Kimuyu sign the contracts with and who returned some of the money stolen?? the kimunyu thief has not yet told kenyans although the matter is in court- but guess what it is going to be known!! Mobitolea?? who?? kimunyu knows - so he indeed does his job like you mentioned-
stealing with his cronies and protecting them- let as see where kimunyu will be in less then 3 months- i UNDERSTAND SOME ONE IN FINANCE HAS HANDED OVER VERY DAMAGING DOCUMENTS ON DEALS WITH KIMUNYA'S SIGNATURES ALL OVER- FORGET ANGLO LEASING THE SOURCES AT FINANCE SAY THAT IS NOTHING-
so you can continue supporting your thug and thieving minister of finance- but Kenyans will make sure he is jailed for looting kenyans dry!!
anon11:06 AM
ReplyDeleteOnly a thief like Amos kimunyu can post such a comment like yourself and let me remind you clearly!!2003 Anglo leasing?? who did Kimuyu sign the contracts with and who returned some of the money stolen?? the kimunyu thief has not yet told kenyans although the matter is in court- but guess what it is going to be known!! Mobitolea?? who?? kimunyu knows - so he indeed does his job like you mentioned-
stealing with his cronies and protecting them- let as see where kimunyu will be in less then 3 months- i UNDERSTAND SOME ONE IN FINANCE HAS HANDED OVER VERY DAMAGING DOCUMENTS ON DEALS WITH KIMUNYA'S SIGNATURES ALL OVER- FORGET ANGLO LEASING THE SOURCES AT FINANCE SAY THAT IS NOTHING-
so you can continue supporting your thug and thieving minister of finance- but Kenyans will make sure he is jailed for looting kenyans dry!!
haven't kenyans learned from the sudan durfer saga?? china has oil and pipe line that is why they will not allow peace in Dufor so i hope years down the road- t will be kikuyu central looking like ?Duffer not the rest of Kenya- they central elite signed it- so they should look forward to central being the nest Darfor Sudan!!( greed is a bitch)
ReplyDeleteA $43.5m contract, signed in January between the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) and the China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Corporation (CPPEC) is expected to double the capacity of the Mombassa-Nairobi stretch of the pipeline by 2008. In the meantime, business and private consumers of petroleum products could continue to suffer the shortages for some months to come.
KENYANS NEED TO BE REMINDED EVERY TIME WHY WE VOTED KIBAKI OUT AND HE EVEN HAD THE SHAME TO JOIN FORCES WITH MOI-THIS IS WHY!!THE LOOTING!!DAYLIGHT ROBBERY!
ReplyDelete(Amos kimunya(Minister finance) and Amos wako(AGthe twin thieves and master minders))
Fraud office inquiry into UK links to Kenyan cash and arms scandal
# The Guardian,
# Monday October 1 2007
The Serious Fraud Office has begun a new investigation into British links with one of the biggest corruption inquiries in Africa. UK firms won huge contracts from the Kenyan governments of presidents Daniel arap Moi and Mwai Kibaki, but anti-corruption investigators have discovered that many were fictitious and amounted to state-sponsored looting.
The SFO inquiry is concentrating on the movement of millions of pounds into accounts in the tax havens of Guernsey and Jersey controlled by Andrew MacGill, a 64-year-old arms dealer from Fife.
The inquiry into the Anglo Leasing scandal was welcomed last week by the Kenyan high commissioner, Joseph Muchemi.
Documents seen by the Guardian show that financing for some of the 18 suspicious security equipment contracts at the heart of the investigation was administered through a company called Investec Trust, based in Guernsey.
Three men are now the focus of the SFO investigation. Besides Mr MacGill, they are his business partners, Rashmi Kamani and brother Deepak.
Kenyan investigators believe that many of the contracts the men benefited from involved sums being paid for equipment that was either overpriced or not delivered at all. Mr MacGill agrees that his Russian wife, Ludmilla, signed the first Anglo Leasing contract. Other businessmen in Liverpool, Daventry and Cambridge played minor roles.
The Kamani brothers, who once held extensive property interests in the UK, have disappeared from their Nairobi villa and are on the Kenyan police wanted list.
Kenyan ministers have repeatedly professed no knowledge about the individuals behind the Anglo Leasing network. But the Investec documents show that Mr McGill and the Kamanis have been involved in 13 of the suspect contracts, which had an overall total value of more than $700m (£343m). Mr MacGill runs a group of companies under the name LBA - short for lightweight body armour.
Guardian emails to Mr MacGill, for comment on the allegations, have been replied to by a secretary, claiming he could not be contacted. In past correspondence he has insisted he acted properly, recently saying: "You need to remember this is Africa and you can't believe anything anyone says."
Investec Trust is an arm of the South African-based private banking group Investec, best known for its UK sports sponsorship. The trust handled LBA's business from 2001 through accounts with the banks HSBC in Guernsey and Standard Chartered in Jersey. Internal audits showed that no questions were asked by Investec managers about LBA's receipt of funds from Kenya or Mr MacGill's arms dealing for the Kenyan police with controversial suppliers that included a Yugoslav state company accused of supplying military aid to Saddam Hussein.
Suspicions were aroused among some Investec staff in April 2002 when a fax arrived from Rashmi Kamani, in Nairobi, requesting the transfer of $3.5m - received from the Kenyan government - to a Swiss company called Apex Finance. A file note said: "Who is RC Kamani? What authority do [sic] he have to effect payments on LBA? Who is Apex Finance Corp and what connection to LBA?" On Mr MacGill's instructions the transfer was made, followed by at least four more until February 2004. They totalled more than £15m.
But it was only after the publication in March 2004 of a report by the former anti-corruption chief, John Githongo, that executives realised the danger. The company's lawyers recommended the firm make a suspicious activity report to Guernsey's financial intelligence service.
Last week an Investec spokesman said: "We are aware of this matter and are satisfied that we have dealt with it appropriately."
Peter Neville, director general of the Guernsey financial services commission, said the island's criminal law restricted dissemination of information from disclosures to the intelligence service: "We take very seriously any evidence that a licensed finance business has been involved, even unwittingly, in untoward activities."
I do not understand why Kenyans do not understand the undercutting of this Grand Coalition. Will it stand to all the odds already against it? As someone who has keenly followed the politics of Kenya, since Kibaki resigned from the Moi government and formed his own party called DP, it is do or die game. What Kibaki does not understand is that it is his last term, if at all the Grand Coalition will go to the five years. The one to make it happen, is definitely Raila. So kalonzo should be told that constitutionally (according to the National Accord signed), he is just a shadow of the president without executive power. So he is third in rank. And I fully agree that they have to win the minds and hearts of Kenya and he, Kalonzo is not near of doing that. He should be told to play cool in his fallacious servant
ReplyDeleteleadership principle and practice. True servant leadership is not pushy, it is humbly and deep in the fear of God. Look at Moses and thyen Joshua in the Bible.
KENYANS READ MUTULA KILONZO'S REMARKS- HE MUST HAVE BEEN DRUNK OR NOT AS LEARNED AS HE CLAIMS TO BE??
ReplyDelete(I thought was added in the constitution that means it is the constitution of kenya now!!- so how is this man mutula kilonzo separating it from the constitution now according to who is equal to whom? kilonzo Musyoka is a servant to both Kibaki and Raila - he does not have equal powers for his ODM-K party or else his signature would have been on the accord !!period simple as that no arguments can change that- he is Kibaki and Raila's subordinate !!!
Kibaki asked to solve protocol mess
Published on April 27, 2008, 12:00 am
By Sunday Standard Team
But Nairobi Metropolitan Development minister, Mr Mutula Kilonzo said the Vice-President was at the top of the Prime Minister in the pecking order.
He argued that the Constitution was superior than the National Accord and Reconciliation Act.
"We did not create a coalition that supercedes the Constitution. It was not an usurpation of the constitution," he said.
anon 1:02 PM
ReplyDeleteHe argued that the Constitution was superior than the National Accord and Reconciliation Act.
"We did not create a coalition that supercedes the Constitution. It was not an usurpation of the constitution," he said.
Both of which were enacted in our constitution by a vote in parliament to amend !!(National Accord and Reconciliation Act.)
so once the constitution was amended to include both this accords- it become the people of kenyans bible- so the kamba man is dreaming as usual! didn't i read a post on here that he claims Kenyatta is the only person who understood and did a good job on the land issues???
so why listen to such a foolish lawyer or should i say a thieving lawyer through the Moi era and now kibaki era?? a thug will always remain a thug!!
@Kimi Raikkonen,
ReplyDeletePole is YOURS, what can you do with it? Good luck mate.
A multitude of poor Kenyans went to went to the polls on 12/27/07 and casted their votes. A few hours after fulfilling their civic duties, some powerful elites who feel that Kenya belongs to them decided that the outcome of those elections did not serve their interests.
ReplyDeleteWhile these individuals were sitting very safe somewhere in Kenya guarded by the best armed officials money can buy, ordinary Kenyans, whose only crime was their desire to vote hoping their choice would bring "bread and butter" changes in the country, were rained on with storms of death and destruction.. Poor neighbors who have lived in harmony with one another for years were given reasons to hack and burn each other to death. Small money generating properties that helped them hang on to dear life were destroyed.
Kofi Annan, the UN man who in 1994 stood by while, approximately, 8,000 Rwandans (men, women, children, pregnant women and unborn babies extracted from their bellies of those pregnant women) were being butchered on a daily basis for 100 days, was dispatched to Kenya broker some power sharing sham mainly favoring his bosses in Britain, Europe, USA and those greedy Kenyan elites allied with them. Since these elites have no vested interest in serving ordinary Kenyans, there was nobody at those negotiation tables representing ordinary Kenya. Ordinary Kenyans have no clue as to what was discussed
These elite Africans were being coerced to reach some make shift agreements created centuries ago by the same “divide and conquer” colonial bosses still ruling Kenya through these African proxies!!
Had these Kenyan elites been patriotic enough, they would not have waited for Kofi Annan and the West to tell them they a responsibility to protect Kenyans instead of putting themselves in pedestals at the expense of the rest of Kenyan citizens.
THESE KENYAN ELITES FORGET THAT THE WESTERN POWERS GOVERNING THEM DO NOT HAVE FRIENDS WHEREEVER THEY GO. THEY ONLY HAVE INTERESTS. IF KENYAN ELITES CANNOT DELIVER THOSE ITEMS THESE FOREIGN POWERS DEMAND, THEY WILL BE REPLACED BY OTHER KENYANS WAITING IN THE HOOD AND WILLING TO SURPRESS THE REST OF THE POPULATION IN ORDER TO DELIVER THOSE INTERESTS.
KOFI ANNAN WAS PAID TO ENFORCE THIS POWER SHARING SCAM ON KENYANS USING THESE SAME ELITES WHO HAVE BEEN INCAPABLE OF GOVERNING SINCE 1963. THEY GET RICH WHILE EVERYTHING ELSE COLLAPSES AROUND THEM. THEY ARE INCAPABLE OF USING KENYA’S NATURAL RESOURCES TO MAKE LIFE TOLERABLE FOR KENYANS.
IT IS SHAMEFULL THAT THESE SAME ELITES, WHOSE SKILLS ARE LIMITED TO FINDING WAYS OF WREAKING HAVOC ON KENYAN CITIZENS, ARE NOW SHAMELESSLY VISITING THE SCENES OF THEIR CRIMES. HOW RUDE!
APPARENTLY, NOBODY GIVES A DAMN WHEN AN AFRICAN BLOOD IS BEING SPENT BY AFRICAN ELITES!
Brother Luke kwanza salamu ya mungu ya bili i agree with u the country needs prayers..but i thought i told u before the best prayer one can say is our national anthem....it has all we need in a prayer. I belieive it is this prayer that made our country a save heaven not only for us but for all our neighbours untill 29 dec 2007.So what we realy need is unitted hearts to say the prayer together.. i dont think God will accept the prayers of a divided nation
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Nearly all us in our constituency woke up between 4.00 AM and ?.00 PM to vote. Hardly did anyone of us was aware that all we were doing was to elect criminals to continue sucking our blood after and paying so much taxes to the said govenment.
ReplyDeleteYou see...
talk of birds of the same feather......!
RAILA. KIBAKI AND KALONZO ARE ALL SUCKERS...Including and not limited to the other thugs that we elected to be our Leaders.
There is a saying that goes “the winner takes all, loser gets nothing” This saying is usually true, but as with all ordinary laws of logic, it fails to apply in our local politics. Watching all 3 political contenders of last years elections tour the vast rift valley landscape this week as part of their peace rally agenda leaves one wondering what the fuss in 2007was all about?
QUESTIONS....Just who exactly were the real losers if all three are now in Government?
THE ANSWER of course is you and I the electorate, the common man, the poor, the Keyan people, whon have been raped pyscologically, physicallay abused and God knows what this dorks have done to innocent Kenyans.
When Kenyans grow up, and Raila, Kibaki, Moi, Wako and Kalonzo come to pass.
There will be relief in our Rich African Nation Kenya.
A country which honors thugs will never live in peace.
ReplyDeleteKibaki is a thug, so is his team of Kimunyua, Saitoti, Karua, Uhuru, etc. I wonder why the innocent Kenyans, especially from Central still support these culprits.
And a country that honours killers and corruption will never leave in peace. Rutos hands are blood stained . I wonder why the innocent kenyans, especially the elites support these culpritts
ReplyDeleteyes and kibaki is guilty of all offences!! corruption, grand theft, murder, you name it!!
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I hope everyone is having a good and smooth sunday world over in regard to kumekucha.Certainly the situation we are experiencing is like that of a traveller who is somewhere along nyamakima or country bus who is approached by some good looking thugs prolly 'mungiki' with a good looking mobile phone.After haggling they settle on a price and just as the bus of matatu is about to set off they switch the working one with a mud laden one and scatter to share the loot.You cn imagine the frusturation one gets on arriving at home.
ReplyDeleteSuch is our frusturation with our politicians.We might keep on whinining here and post acres of comments and responses but at the end of the day our Consititution Will be our main undoing for much of the time to come.
If indeed we had a good consititution,we could not be hearing of such things as a gang packed cabinet,protocol and retirees being the ones to hire.Keeping in line with the title and theme of the current post,yes the top three are trying to pamper us to play ball with them and that is not very good for business.We are being pasted with verbose speeches and such like dirges to forget to point out the rot within the executive,legislature and certainly the judiciary.
Sometimes i feel like we should have accepted the Wako draft and sail on to patch up the messy holes that Wako left when he raped the bride that was paraded at bomas for all Kenyans to court.By that way we could have even sneaked in a clause to scrap off some nauseating issues like having the gang of forty decided over a cup of tea.The long and short of it, methinks is to have a clear cut Katiba to put inherent checks to the politicians.
Lastly,where did John Kiarie aka KJ vanish to?
We need more info on why RAO can watch as Sam Kivuitu precides over the by-elections given his not so pleasant mishandling of the same?Couldnt they be stopped until we have them resign first?Only a thought!
In a civilized country, Kibaki could have long resigned.
ReplyDeleteThese events are the reasons.
1)failure to honour MOU
2)feeding a second wife with tax payers' money
3)Murder of Mbai
4)Failure to design a constituion he agreed on before elected in 2002
5)His involvement in Anglo-Leasing
6)His support for Arthur Brothers
7)Stealing of votes
8)Killing of innocent people in Eldoret,Kisumu, Nakuru, Nbi, Naivasha
9)Stealing of Exam results
And many more.
Political thuggery started with Kenyatta. If we cant send this monster back to Othaya as quickly as possible, then Kenya has no chance to see justice. Violence will reign.
The resolution of Kenya's problems lies with Kenya's young people 50 or less years old.
ReplyDeleteThere's no way out if those Kenyans who need change start asking foreigners, who want African resources without paying for them, to help them sort out their own mess.
Nobody can help you solve problems brought about by your own ignorance.Infact an ignorant man always loses.
If you have a treasure in your hand whose value you have no clue, imagine how much you will get for that treasure if you try selling to a person who is very aware you are ignorant about value of what you have in your hand!!
This is the tragic situation in Kenya and Africa as a continent. Our leaders are too ignorant to put values on Africa's natural treasures. They only know how to buy arms supplied by people who know the values of what Africa has and kill the citizens they suppose to protect while the treasures leave the continent for nothing!!