Frank Vet

Semper fi..

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@Kapyoseiin 40k👀

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@kafangi Where have you been?

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@_KithureKindiki Mko na ujinga

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@ignyharaz2 Na nduthi za changaa huko shinyalu

[Nzioka Muli @nziokamul1]

The Prince and Knight Theory.
One puppet is put in-charge of the corporation, the other becomes controlled opposition.

And, whenever the masses start questioning how their country is run, go on protests and demand real change, the opposition is pulled in for negotiations, given power, and no change ever comes, the citizens are duped into conformity.

It started in 1966.

Kenyans, fresh off independence from the british, started noticing, that Kenyatta was a puppet.
-he didn't confiscate land from british lords.
-he didn't redistribute left behind land back to the disavowed communities.
-he didn't endeavour to make Kenya economically strong.
-he exterminated surviving KLFA (MAUMAU) who refused to leave the forest till land was redistributed.

So the script to fall off with Oginga Odinga was surfaced.

It was easier to deal with a former vice president, who only wanted to eat, than deal with JM Kariuki, who wanted the 10 billionaires shackled to empower the 10 million peasants.

After Kenyatta was phased out, Daniel Moi became the prince.

Around this time they realised they needed more than one knight;
Kalonzo Musyoka.
Mudavadi.
Matiba.
Anyona.

Raila Odinga.

RAO, as they abbreviate his name, carried on where his father left, he dined and wined with the oppressor shamelessly, while convincing his base he was their figher.

No regime was too evil, no dictator was too authoritarian to shake hands with.

Around 1997, Moi wanted to quit office, so Raila asked him to stay longer.

Moi took his time to polish 2 princes; Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto.

In 2002, 2 princes; Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru, went up against each other for the presidency.

Clearly, this was Raila's chance to clinch it.
Imagine the surprise, when he stood infront of Kenyans and hollered "Kibaki Tosha"

By 2005 cracks emmerged, so Raila, Ruto, Mudavadi, all left the government and founded ODM.

And a constitutional ammendment battle ensued.
Banana for yes.
Chungwa for no.
Chungwa won.

Mwai Kibaki had egg on his face and a notice from Kenyans, we don't want you.

The most strategic move ever pulled, was harnes Ruto to the aforementioned group.

2007 comes around, elections are held, and it seems finally, Raila Odinga will lead the country.

Then it doesn't, Kibaki rigs the vote, gets sworn in in the middle of the night, brings over Kalonzo Musyoka, who earns himself the watermelon monicker.

Then a civil war is initiated by the political class.

Ruto takes the opportunity as his chance to become a national politician.

Uhuru Kenyatta, solidifies himself as son of the mountain.

Kenyans die.
Others displaced.
Property is destroyed.
The soul of the nation is charred.
Nobody cares about all these, sorry I wasted your breath, and if you actually cared, you wouldn't have elected the same monsters again and again, in fact, they wouldn't have lived another day.

So a coalition government is agreed upon.

Raila becomes Prime Minister, and, he gets a prince as his deputy, who overshadows his every move.

Ruto becomes minister of Agriculture, and his corrupt self isn't left behind, that ministi ya girikasha...ILIGHULWA.
He becomes so powerful, Raila fires him from government.
But Kibaki accomodates him anyway, minister of higher education.

Around the same time, the ICC cases hearings commence.

This is when I knew adult Kenyans were retarded, they, and I kid you not, would follow, all the ICC indictees to the hague, and pray for them to win their cases.

Mind you, they were there for crimes against humanity, crimes committed against the very same people pilgrimmaging with them, astounding.

Needless to say, Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto, are installed as president and deputy.

Kibaki made sure of that.
Yes, the 2013 general elections were rigged.

Raila again, is in the opposition.

Again in 2017, they are installed.

When Ekuru Aukot wrote the progressive Punda Amechoka, Raila used it to marshal Okoa Kenya movement & protests all over Nairobi.

He still did a handshake.

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@NCIC_Kenya

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@Briankariu Add kawanjiku

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@ignyharaz2 Musakuru angechizi. Angenunua pombe yote Thika Road

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@ntvkenya @Karanja_Ibrah Hii nayo inakaa uwongo😂😂

[JUNET MOHAMED, E.G.H, MP. @JunetMohamed]

Ruto has Hustlers who donate choppers. Ajabu ya Musa

[shiks Githinji @_marywanjiku]

I never imagined I'd be the one asking for help.
I've spent my life on the other side checking pulses, holding hands, telling patients "you'll be okay." Today, I'm the one who needs to hear that.

This is Day One of appealing to my 30 Followers,online community and well-wishers to help me raise the Sh6 million needed for my kidney transplant.
THREAD

[JUNET MOHAMED, E.G.H, MP. @JunetMohamed]

If William Ruto can threaten to slap a sitting President, make no mistake, he can kill a common mwananchi.

We are warning Kenyans to not trust Ruto with power.

#AzimioInHomaBay

[Okong' Okuna @XivTroy]

After reading autobiographies of different artistes, especially authors, I have come to the conclusion that the inevitable cost of discernment is disillusionment. Therefore, one must not pursue happiness, only obsession. Be obsessed enough to create. It's the happiest you can be

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@ignyharaz2 😂😂

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@forevernazz @Kushmapesa Huskii anaitwa mutuse

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@Harrkejdj @ignyharaz2 For greater good of western

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@Harrkejdj @ignyharaz2 Niliona completion work ime pick up.

[Okong' Okuna @XivTroy]

Here is a comprehensive list of novels that shaped my outlook on life & the tip of my pencil:

1. The Moon and Sixpence - W. S. Maugham
2. Song of Lawino - Okot p'Bitek
3. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer - Mark Twain
4. Black Beauty - Anna Sewell
5. Great Expectations - Charles Dickens
6. A Man of the People - Chinua Achebe
7. An Enemy of the People - Henrik Ibsen
8. The Idiot - Fyodor Dostoevsky
9. The Stranger - Albert Camus
10. The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald
11. The Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
12. Peter Pan - J. M. Barry
13. Hekaya Za Abunuwasi
14. Mine Boy - Peter Abrahams
15. Half a Day and Other Stories
16. Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Hyde - R. L. Stevenson.
17. Moby Dick - Herman Melville
18. Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass - F. Douglass.
19. Stuart Little - E. B. White
20. Nancy Drew Series - Carolyne Keene
21. The Berenstein Bears - Stan & Jan Berenstain
22. Nervous Conditions - Tsitsi Dangarembga
23. The Moses Series - Barbara Kimenye
24. A Tale of Two Cities - Charles Dickens
25. Veronica Decides to Die - Paulo Coelho
26. The Trial - Franz Kafka
27. Frankenstein - Mary Shelley
28. Best Laid Plans - Sidney Sheldon
29. One Hundred Years of Solitude - Gabriel García Márquez
30. Dark Star Safari - Paul Theroux

[Thuranira @Thuranira_1]

Huyu si Gen Z bana

[Frank Vet @satimamali]

Government funded kitu gani. ..
Its taxpayers funded.