Peter Gatiiya

Merchant of the truth. Defender of the public.
I love aircrafts✈️🛩️ & Nature
Former A&P mechanic

[Peter Gatiiya @SesmohP]

The Great Ksh 2 Billion train rip off...

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Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) has said all the 11 second hand locomotives it bought 3 years ago are operational but some of the Diesel Multiple Units (MDUs) have been occasionally disconnected for routine maintenance.

[Peter Gatiiya @SesmohP]

The fact that KQ has 5 planes grounded currently, losses will still come. An aircraft on ground is an aircraft not making money.

[BusinessDaily @BD_Africa]

Kenya Airways now puts fresh capital target at Sh194bn https://t.co/dhQlbPQEAQ

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@mis61964 Good morning affordable Jude Bellingham.

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😅😅👇

[Citizen TV Kenya @citizentvkenya]

President Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto arrive in Evian, France for the 52nd G7 Summit

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@georgediano Uongozi mbaya hufikia Kila mtu na wakati wake @JoelJirane

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@HonAdenDuale Duale, just shut that rugged mouth of yours!

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@georgediano Uongozi mbaya hufikia Kila mtu na wakati wake @JoelJirane

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Chief Diplomat lazima atafutiwe za jet A-1 fuel ya T7-BBJ2

[Shoba Gatimu @shobanes]

Wah. Went from 990 bob to 1465

[Peter Gatiiya @SesmohP]

How the masses are controlled .
DIVIDE AND CONQUER.

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I've had this question lingering in my mind for a while. Back in highschool we had the Science Congress projects. The ones I can remember were game changers. What happens to those projects? Do they ever get funding?

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@Entr_dawood @Entr_dawood huwezi nituma mashambani nifanye organic farming wewe ufanye engagement farming maiiloddd 😅😅

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He Was A President. Today He Gets 30 Years. And The Reason Should Alarm Every Democracy On Earth.

South Korea's former President Yoon Suk Yeol was sentenced to 30 years in prison today.

This comes months after he was already sentenced to life imprisonment for insurrection.

One man. Two sentences. Both delivered by the courts of the democracy he tried to dismantle.
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Leaders who use fear of external threats to suppress internal dissent.

Leaders who treat democratic institutions as inconveniences to be managed rather than guardrails to be respected.

The question South Korea answered today is the same question Africa keeps being asked.

When a leader tries to use the power of the state against the people who gave him that power, do the institutions hold?

In Seoul today, they did.

The question for Nairobi. For Dakar. For Kinshasa. For Abuja. For every African capital where that question is still open.

Is the answer the same?

[Peter Gatiiya @SesmohP]

He Was A President. Today He Gets 30 Years. And The Reason Should Alarm Every Democracy On Earth.

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South Korea's former President Yoon Suk Yeol was sentenced to 30 years in prison today.

This comes months after he was already sentenced to life imprisonment for insurrection.

One man. Two sentences. Both delivered by the courts of the democracy he tried to dismantle.

In 2024, Yoon secretly authorised drones to fly over North Korean airspace.

The court found this was not a genuine national security operation.

It was a manufactured crisis.

A deliberate provocation designed to frighten the South Korean public into accepting the extraordinary political measures he was about to impose, specifically, a declaration of martial law that suspended civilian rule.

In other words, a sitting president flew drones over one of the most heavily armed and unpredictable governments on earth, not to protect his people, but to manufacture the fear he needed to seize unchecked power at home.

He risked triggering a military response from North Korea.

He risked a crisis on the Korean Peninsula, a peninsula with nuclear weapons on one side and American military bases on the other.

He risked the lives of millions of people in Seoul and beyond.

For domestic political advantage.

That is not a policy disagreement. That is not an authoritarian tendency.

That is a leader who treated a nuclear flashpoint as a prop in his personal political theatre.

The court did not waver. The institutions held.

Yoon declared martial law. The National Assembly voted to lift it within hours. The Constitutional Court removed him from office. And now the criminal courts have sentenced him to 30 years for the drone operation, on top of the life sentence for insurrection.

South Korea's democracy, young by global standards, hard-won through decades of struggle against actual military dictatorships, absorbed the shock of a president trying to dismantle it.

And it responded through institutions rather than violence.

That is remarkable.

It stands in sharp contrast to democracies where leaders facing accountability have successfully delayed, undermined, or outright escaped legal consequence.

Remember,

Xi Jinping's visit to Pyongyang happened just days ago.

The US-Iran war is at a critical negotiating juncture.

The Korean Peninsula sits at the intersection of every major power's strategic calculations, American military presence, Chinese strategic interests, Russian weapons sales to North Korea, Japan's rearmament debate.

A South Korean president willing to deliberately provoke North Korea for domestic political reasons , in that environment, represents the most dangerous kind of recklessness.

The Korean War is technically still not over.

The armistice of 1953 was a ceasefire, not a peace treaty.

North Korea has nuclear weapons. It has ballistic missiles. It has a leadership that has demonstrated willingness to respond to perceived threats with force.

Flying unauthorised drones over North Korean airspace to manufacture a domestic political crisis was not just illegal.

It was a gamble played with other people's lives on a board where the stakes include nuclear escalation.

South Korea's courts understood that.

30 years.

Now the lesson for Africa from the verdict,

Democratic institutions matter most when they are under the most pressure.

South Korea's democracy was tested by a sitting president who tried to use the machinery of state, the military, the security apparatus, international tensions, to entrench personal power.

The institutions said no.

Not through a counter-coup. Not through street violence. Not through international intervention.

Through votes in parliament, rulings in courts, and the quiet courage of officials who refused to follow unconstitutional orders.

Africa has its own version of this test, repeatedly, in different countries, in different forms.

Leaders who manufacture security crises to justify emergency powers.

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@AlinurMohamed_ Why don't they pull their resources and put them in Mogadishu?

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Which illegal substance is this one using to be able to mess up with a snake?🤣🤣

[Wolf @WolfprwX]

A snake is always a snake.

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@polo_kimanii Nairobi is just filthy, chaotic and disorganized.

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@amenya_nelson Umeamua kufinya chief Hasora 001?😅😅

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This Migos CS is overwhelmingly clueless.

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@Sh_angazi @Kibet_bull Haha😅😅..you got it💯

[Eric @amerix]

Most of these girls with tattoos are experienced in sexual corruption and immorality.

They are manipulative. Liars and crooks.

Once you wear a condom, thinking you are protecting yourself, she will use her nails to tear off the rubber.

Or she will "innocently" ask you,

"My sweet honey, don't you trust me? I am honest. If I were dishonest, I wouldn't have opened up for you?"

Then you, with your gullibility, you lose your mind, and dip your dick into a snake park.

These are true stories I gather from my DMs.

But because you are naive, you may not understand the consequences of this sexual fraud until you check into a hospital with:

• Urethral discharge

• Pain when urinating

• Blood in urine

• Painful, swollen testicles

You will suffer these severe urethral symptoms just because you ignored my advice since low-lifes on X told you 'a tat is just ink, ignore Amerix.'

It is NOT.

The idea behind the tattoo is what tells the story, not the cosmetics on the skin.

A woman who goes for a tattoo is simply hiding from sexual trauma and reproductive failure:

• abortions

• failed relationships

• sexual prostitution

• alcoholism

• fatherlessness

• crime

She hopes the tattoo will hide her flaws. The tattoo is a red herring that distracts you.

The tattoo could be beautiful to your eye, maybe, but her soul is so dirty and irreparably damaged.

Have you ever met a woman with a tattoo who doesn't drink alcohol or who has no history of chaos?

Women love to preserve the integrity of their skin. They value their skin so much that they would never want flaws, dirt, ink, or cuts on their skin.

This is because a woman's skin tells the story of her fertility, fecundity and femininity.

A woman who has knowingly severed the integrity of her skin is a woman you should avoid.

Think.