@DrGithiria But we also need to start thinking of voting this regime out. Its can't be that in all aspects of our lives we'll have to adapt to oppressive and exploitative laws and policies. Govt is supposed to serve us, not to put us in a constant state of panic
The latest state intelligence propaganda is becoming too desperate and too obvious because the whole trick is to create the impression that Kikuyus are being isolated, ignored and humiliated by the emerging opposition formation.
The intention is to make Mt Kenya stop thinking about taxes, collapsing businesses, joblessness, broken promises and economic pain, then push them back into a tribal bunker around a besieged regime.
This is 2013 software trying to run on a 2027 machine, yet the country has moved, the economy has changed and Kenyans are no longer consuming propaganda the same way.
The old script was always built around siege mentality, where a community is told that everyone else hates them, everyone else is planning against them and only the incumbent can protect them.
That game worked in a different season because emotions were raw, fear was useful and propaganda could move without serious public interrogation from citizens who now have more information channels.
Today, the mountain is not angry because of who has or has not been given a seat in some imaginary lineup, but because the regime they were told was theirs became one of the harshest governments they have experienced.
People are not closing shops because of coalition gossip, farmers are not crying because of press statements and young people are not jobless because of who attended which political meeting.
The real question is not whether one tribe has been given every position in every arrangement, but whether Kenyans want another five years of taxation, debt, abductions, police violence, lies and broken public services.
The state knows it cannot sell performance, so it is trying to sell isolation.
The problem is that hunger is not tribal, debt is not tribal, overtaxation is not tribal, unemployment is not tribal and bad governance is not tribal.
You cannot frighten a broke trader with tribal arithmetic when his stock is stuck, his taxes are rising and his customers have no money.
You cannot tell a jobless graduate that his real enemy is an opposition lineup when he has been home for years with a degree and no future.
This latest propaganda is not about protecting Kikuyus.
It is about rescuing a regime that has lost the country.
William Ruto is an existential threat to our nation and his removal from office in 2027 is a matter of national priority and urgency.
Making Ruto WanTam will have both immediate and long term benefit to the nation.
Immediately, we will revert the kshs 17 Billion Statehouse tea money and the kshs 8 million that his Deputy spends daily on helicopters to project that benefit the regular Kenyan.
Secondly, we will immediately abolish the illegal taxes and levies his government have attached to hardworking Kenyans and grant their payslips breathing space.
Third, we will stop his state capture of public assets, revert to public ownership, state corporations and assets he has bought cheaply through proxies and repurpose them to serve the common kenyan.
Fourth, we will immediately begin the process to make education and healthcare affordable and available to all Kenyans. We will abolish Ruto’s destructive experimental policies in healthcare and education that have led to the suffering of many Kenyans while the likes of Duale make a killing from SHA.
Fifth and most importantly, making Ruto WanTam will cement the words of our constitution that the people are Supreme, and that leaders exercise delegated powers on behalf of the people.
It will set precedent for future administrations, including the one that will take over from Ruto, that they cannot overtax citizens and kill them when they protest mismanagement of their taxes without any repercussions, just because they are in power and hold instruments of government.
When the PEOPLE SHALL defeat Ruto in 2027, our nation will leap forward 100 years.
Because the future of our nation is in peril, patriotic citizens understand that to save the republic, political players, public servants, civil societies, professionals, and all Kenyans must unite in 2027 to save the nation.
No one politician or the interests of any particular group of people is more important than saving Kenya in 2027.
That is why I applaud Sifuna for recognizing this fact and committing to working with anyone to save kenya.
These are sentiments I have heard shared by even Maraga and other opposition politicians. 2027 is not about any one person, it is about Kenya.
Those of us who love Kenya are not naive to the schemes of Ruto. He could buy some opposition politicians to go it alone and divide the votes. If that does happen, we will call out that traitor willing to risk the collapse of our nation just to eat Ruto’s money.
There is only one agenda for 2027 and that agenda is WANTAM.The road to solving our problems as a nation starts at WANTAM.
Anyone with another agenda is a closet supporter of William Ruto, an enemy of our nation who wants to see Kenya destroyed.
In 2002, Moi wasn’t defeated by saints. It took a messy coalition of rivals, former insiders, opportunists, reformists, businessmen, old guards and people who didn’t even trust each other fully.
That’s the uncomfortable truth about power.
If Ruto is to lose in 2027, it probably won’t happen through a perfect opposition made of spotless people. It will require a united front bringing together almost every major political force including some of the very people Kenyans dislike today.
Politics is rarely about choosing angels. Most times, it’s choosing the coalition strong enough to shift power.
The unforgiving person is the closest thing to a “good person,” even more so than the forgiving or empathetic person.
A forgiving person is capable of forgiveness because he finds it easy to understand the behavior of those who offend him. This understanding is a function of possessing the capacity to act in a similar manner as those who offend him. He too is capable of hurting someone, and he knows it.
However, a man who is incapable of forgiving people is equally repelled by offending them. He has a rigid but consistent ethical stance: he will not hurt, and he will not forgive when he is hurt.
His lack of agency to be cruel to people mandates his lack of understanding for cruel character and thus makes him unforgiving of it. He will not forgive you for doing unto him what he cannot do to you.
Right there is a good person.