@Davidkenya_@gabrieloguda Bro I can now confirm that you have sluggish cognitive abilities and of course pale intellectual capacity that's precisely why you only have that to say.
I want to say this,
Before you marry a woman,
• Understand her family's taboos, traditions, values, morals and beliefs. This is important.
• Take her to your home, and leave her there for a while to bond with your traditions, values, morals and beliefs.
• Go to her home and introduce yourself. This is not you going. It is your uncle, siblings and aunts. You remain behind.
• Invite her brothers, uncles, aunts and otheŕ relatives to your home. This is when they see you for the first time. This is when you interact with them for the first time.
• After this, plan and go to her home. This is the first time you go there. Go with your friends, siblings and parents. This is where bride price talks are introduced. This is when you meet her father and mother for the first time.
Why do all these?
To protect yourself and your children's future.
But most of you are ignorant. You live in the city like vagabonds.
You meet a woman in the city and hide her in your city's house.
Impregnate her in the city.
Have children in the city.
Then, when things fail and her family take her away, you throw tantrums, loiter around court corridors and jeopardise your children's future.
Some of you shamelessly meet your father-in-law for the first time in a funeral.
Or some of you, casually meet your father-in-law in a bar.
Your children don't even know their village.
When will you be straightforward and subservient to our cultural norms as an African?
Stop being a bladifakin man.
@jameswachirs@gabrieloguda Bro did you have to be this personal. You are just showing us sluggish cognitive abilities and of course your pale intellectual capacity.
A “memoir” is a story about your life. Not of another person’s.
A “biography” is what you write about another person’s life.
Move on with your life. Try to live like other Kenyans—on your own bootstraps. Trying to depend on the dead like a leech is shameful.
Raila Odinga is dead. Stop trying to milk a dead man even after death, yet you haven’t had the decency to visit his grave once.
Telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
#SocialismIsTheCure
#SocialismIsTheSolution
#RevolutionNow
Be civil to everyone. Be close to almost no one. Access to you should be earned slowly and revoked quickly. That's the price of having standards. In your entire life, the amount people can be trusted without a doubt can be counted on a single hand.
I was right in 1987 when I opposed Moi, was abducted, detained, tortured at Nyayo House and forced into exile in 1988.
I was right in 2002 when I supported Narc against KANU, Daniel arap Moi and Uhuru Kenyatta.
In 2005, I was right when I opposed Kibaki’s betrayal of the power-sharing agreement and attempt to impose the Wako Draft on Kenyans.
I was right when I supported Raila Odinga and ODM in 2007 and resisted Mwai Kibaki’s electoral theft and post-election atrocities.
I was right between 2008 to 2010 when I opposed the imposition of a presidential system rather than a parliamentary system.
I was right in 2017 when I opposed Evans Kidero, Mike Mbuvi Sonko and Peter Kenneth in Nairobi and resisted despots Uhuru Kenyatta’s and William Ruto’s electoral thefts.
I was right when I co-founded the NRM-Kenya and led the #ResistMovement against Uhuru Kenyatta’s and William Ruto’s post-election barbaric brutalities.
On March 9, 2018, I was right to oppose Uhuru Kenyatta’s and Raila Odinga’s #HandChieth and #BBIFraud which were machinations to mutilate the constitution, remove the term limits and make Kenya a one-party state controlled by the Kenyatta and Odinga families—schemes all the Linda Bandits supported.
I was right to fight despot Uhuru Kenyatta’s despotism and his 2022 project. I’m proud to have been part of the movement which prevented the entrenchment and institutionalization of the fake Kenyan monarchies.
In 2023, I was right to be among the first Kenyans to publicly and consistently oppose Ruto’s repression, looting, tribalism and unconstitutional activities.
I was right to champion the GenZ resistance of 2024 as the Linda Babdits and United Opposition mandarins were supporting Ruto and entered into the #BloodBased arrangement.
I’ve been right to critique and expose the Ruto tyranny, the Linda Bandits and United Opposition Thugs for their hypocrisy, opportunism and criminality.
I’ve been right throughout—and I’m right currently, as you will soon realize.
No amount of sloganeering will transform our society, eliminate the culture of impunity, create jobs, inculcate integrity in public life and create a merit-based, equitable and just society.
You can say whatever you like about me, but I am proud to have been right throughout my adult life.
I don’t follow wind. I don’t cheer bandits. I don’t subscribe to ethnic jingoism. I don’t support politics based on empty sloganeering, chicanery, sycophancy, lies, deception and opportunism.
I am an unapologetic democratic socialist who believes in and is fully committed to revolutionary transformation, integrity, equity, merit-based society and social justice.
No amount of cheap propaganda, malicious lies and bandit threats will stop me or change the foregoing material realities.
Telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
#SocialismIsTheCure
#SocialismIsTheSolution
#RevolutionNow