This what I’m saying. How can you not be proud, man. Baba wherever you are kazi na maono yako yanasonga kusonga courtesy of your beloved son, Edwin Watenya Sifuna 😭Acha kwanza nitoke TL nikalie machozi ya furaha 😩
@pray2pesci@Maximumatheist Jesus Christ of Nazareth llived and died on the cross. And there's enough for me to believe he rose from the dead.
Christianity lives and dies on this claim. Peter's own words
@pray2pesci@Maximumatheist Every civilization inherits values it did not invent. The tragedy is believing those values will survive indefinitely after abandoning the worldview that produced them.
@pray2pesci@Maximumatheist The question isn't whether religion has made mistakes. The question is whether humanity has ever demonstrated it can consistently restrain itself without something greater than itself.
When Ruto wanted to add salary for MPs,Senators and other leaders. Edwin Sifuna totally rejected it, he said that he didn’t need salary increment when Kenyans are suffering.
My president this guy.
There is no common ground. They don’t think the USA has any right to exist. They hate white people. They reject the existence of objective truth. They despise the nuclear family. They also want me personally dead, and have told me that thousands of times. Where’s the “common ground” here? Do we agree on halfway abolishing the United States and the family and the white race? Should I agree to being severely maimed but not all the way killed? Where’s the compromise?
🇦🇷 Liverpool Must Make a Ruthless Mac Allister Decision
Yesterday I wrote about Liverpool's attack and plenty of people asked why I was overlooking the defence and midfield. I wasn't. I simply believe every part of this squad deserves the same ruthless examination, and midfield begins with Alexis Mac Allister.
This isn't about disrespecting a wonderful footballer. Mac Allister has been outstanding for Liverpool. He helped deliver the Premier League title, brought intelligence, composure and grit to the midfield, and for long spells he elevated those around him. He's earned every ovation.
Football, though, has little time for sentiment.
What matters now is whether Alexis Mac Allister fits the football Andoni Iraola wants Liverpool to play over the next four or five years. With no new contract discussions taking place, it seems Liverpool have already decided. And for me, the answer is increasingly no. The demands are changing, the intensity is rising, and Liverpool need midfielders capable of sustaining relentless pressure for 90 minutes. Mac Allister looked a yard short too often last season, whether through fatigue, circumstance or simple wear and tear. Explanations exist, but they don't alter the reality.
With 2 years remaining on his contract, Liverpool still hold a valuable asset. This feels like the right moment to cash in if the right offer arrives. La Liga appears the obvious destination, with Atletico Madrid frequently mentioned, where his technical quality could flourish in a slightly slower paced environment.
Liverpool cannot stand still. Curtis Jones also looks destined to depart, and that opens the door for genuine renewal. Adam Wharton has the authority and intelligence to anchor this midfield for years, while Lamine Camara brings the energy and athleticism this side increasingly requires. Keep an eye on Chema Andrés too. The interest feels genuine and a buy now, loan back arrangement could be exactly the sort of forward planning that successful clubs make.
Great teams evolve before decline forces their hand. Liverpool have reached that crossroads in midfield. If difficult decisions are made now, they won't ever diminish what Alexis Mac Allister achieved. They will simply acknowledge that football never stops moving, and neither should Liverpool.