@AlinurMohamed_ Going by the trends, WW3 is loading so fast. To the Christians, it is a test of time and a fulfillment of some major prophesies concerning the coming of the second coming of Jesus Christ. Israel will never be defeated but they will go through pain untill they call on Him.
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@KimetoJackline@AokoOtieno_ Miten kibionik ... i akenge eng chaton. Chu ko ka sir Aoko ak ko posten. Liboni chito ko yakto kityo ak kewal kainet olekamakta. Matun ko ngalak tukun bikyok. Orib emet.
@DrDennisOuma@LarryMadowo@CNN@DCI_Kenya As the majority who witnessed 1992 fights and 2007 deaths, i chose peace. But further provocation is deadly. The' gen-zs ' know not what it means to lose a peaceful country as KE. I support the presidency 100%. Larry madawa and all that hate on this country shuld be held liable.
@kipmurkomen We know you love publicity, i wish the presidency had seen better. Bieng your supporter hurts. Why dont you mute social media for on one year!
Ruto is a man under siege.
He is crying for help.
He needs prayers.
He might appear tough in public but is silently frustrated and in pain.
He has been cornered. The filthy swamp has marooned him.
The June 25th protests disoriented him. He lost direction. He was stripped naked before the whole world.
Yet, he had only 1 job:
• To lift millions of Kenyans from disease, hopelessness, and poverty.
But he forgot this.
He forgot the hustlers, the church, and the youths who foisted him.
Immediately after he got into office, he fell into the dangerous trap of globalists like George Soros and Bill Gates, with the help of Meg Whitman.
Sir, you strut into government corridors with so much Chutzpah and hubris.
You disenfranchised the people.
The people don't like you anymore, no matter what you do or say.
Children don't like you.
Parents don't respect you.
Workers don't like you.
No citizen trusts you.
Raila will not help you.
Uhuru will not help you.
Only the people will help you.
Kenya's problem is not a lack of national unity.
Kenyans are united. The problem is that you are naked, people are telling you but you don't want to listen.
These politicians you are adding to your cabinet will devour you.
They will eat you for lunch.
Don't think they are there to help you. They are there to deflate you, hold you hostage, and finally, conduct a March of Ides, just like it was done to Julius Caesar.
Do you know who killed Julius Caesar?
It was Brutus.
Do you know who Brutus was?
Brutus was Julius Caesar's closest friend. He didn't kill Caesar because he hated him but because the Roman Republic had lost trust in Julius Caesar.
Brutus and his brother-in-law Cassius Longinus plotted the elimination of Caesar.
Caesar had defeated Cassius Longinus, and Caesar's biggest mistake was to bring Cassius into his fold of friends.
On 15th March 44 BC, during the March of Ides, Julius Caesar was assassinated by the people he dined with in the republic.
You have made a lot of blunders. Your political enemies have discovered that you are indecisive and weak.
Bloating your executive administration with political losers is the beginning of your end. You are afraid to stand firm and say, "enough is enough."
These politicians will compete and fight, and the government will be worse, chaotic, and sour.
You have surrounded yourself with Yamune dunderheads who will abandon you when your Brutus will choose a fork in the road.
I am advising you,
Do the right thing.
For the sake of your future,
- Disband the government.
- Dissolve the parliament.
It is only the voice of the people that will salvage you.
Do you know what Julius Caesar told his friend Brutus when the senators stabbed him (Caesar)?
He asked Brutus,
"Et tu, Brute?"
Do you also want to say:
"Akot inye nekitupche? Nepo moet aenge?"
I have told you. If you have ears, you have heard.
The lizard told the stone,
"Even if you pretend that you have not heard, I have told you."
(1). Corruption/stealing from the state/public during President William Ruto's first 30 months in office is roughly at 20% of the theft/looting during Uhuru's tenure. Fact. Yet public perception is that Ruto and his inner circle have looted Kenya clean. Ruto's people are yet to pull a big deal. Fact. Whereas Uhuru's tenure was defined by over 15 grand deals. Fact.
(2). So why does it look like the opposite is the case? Why is Ruto's regime seen as irredeemable corrupt and Uhuru's wasn't judged harshly on the corruption index?
(3). The answers are a complex interplay of a number of facts informed by politics, ethnicity, history, and sociology.
(4). First, Kenyans generally see corruption during a Kalenjin president as wanton/malevolent. Kalenjin corruption is seen as raw/clumsy/ugly. Kikuyu corruption, on the other hand, right from Jomo Kenyatta, is seen as "dignified", the normal act of smart politicians and businessmen. Kikuyu corruption is the act of high society. For example, if a Sudi pulls a deal, Kenyans will be totally outraged and may lynch him in public. If the same deal was pulled by a Murathe, Kenyans would applaud/accept it as a class act.
(5). Second, Kalenjin corruption is mainly a first-generation thing. With the exception of very cases, the Kalenjin who engages in corruption is the first in the family. Kikuyu corruption is generational, first, second, and third. The corruption chain in the Kikuyu society creates a corruption alibi and a false heritage of old money. The Kalenjin family has no such alibi. The moment he makes money through corruption, everyone will notice and cry foul.
(6). Third, Kalenjin corruption is a consumption enterprise. Kikuyu corruption is seed capital for business. The former is difficult to hide. The latter is easy to hide. The former creates an outrage. The latter creates capital, some business and societal acceptance, and even rationalisation.
(7). Four, Kikuyu presidents tightly regulate corruption from a class point of view. Poor Kikuyus are never allowed to steal from the state. Kenyatta never allowed. Kibaki and Uhuru never allowed it either. Kalenjin presidents, on the other hand, see corruption from an egalitarian viewpoint, an equaliser of sorts. Kalenjin presidents practice "corruption pluralism". Kikuyu presidents allow corruption to be undertaken by a few pre-screened players of second and third generation. For Kalenjin presidents, corruption is a communal empowering agenda. Everyone is allowed to pull it anywhere. Uhuru's boys were few... like the four dollar billionaires. Ruto's are infinite. Allowing who can steal from the state should be tighly regulated. Opening the floodgates like Moi and Ruto creates a stampede to loot ferociously...a recipe for anarchy.
(8). Five, Kenyans tolerate/accept Kikuyu corruption and not Kalenjin corruption. Fact. Why? Because the Kikuyu faces that do corruption are familiar/known and are usual fixtures in Nairobi. On the other hand, the Kalenjin faces are new, unknown. Kenyans tolerate theft by the "neighbour" but rage and revolt when the face of the thief is a stranger. Another factor is the generational issue. First timers are generally resisted
(9). Kikuyu Presidents don't allow third-party tribes (others, i.e., Luos, Somalia, kamba, etc) to participate in the big corruption. After all, this is the act of high class society and class is limited to their society. Kalenjin presidents allow third-party tribes to partake the looting of the state. One creates a small circle, the other a much bigger one. Perceptions and realities on corruption are informed by the numbers of the people who sit in the two circles.
(10). Kalenjin corruption "is on your face". You see it. The patek philippe watch, the range rover, you see him move into your hood, your kids in school tell you they have new classmates whose father is a CS. Kikuyu corruption is hidden...a new farm in Karatina/Nyeri, don't move houses, children remain in same school...
@jimNjue_ Hiyo quote ni true, you guys actbas though the profits you are gaining inatoka c province alone. Let others tribes lead in peace. Hata hamtakii RAO ashinde AU. Bure kabisa , acha niongee tu itoke.
@RobertAlai #2 if they are good in biz or ajything whybdont they consolidate everything to the C province they used to own? Soon , Other kenyans will be brave enough to authoritatively demand their fair sharen
@RobertAlai You have always been very objective mkuu. Especially on the doctors issue for which i am in support. I think the complainants should be educated that all Knyans deserve to lead. They think they control the economy. Should we ask if they are exploiting other tribes ama tunyamaze?