post elections analysis

Denis Young said:
Also, I happened to come across a curated piece on Ruto's submissions during the BBI shenanigans at Bomas. It is even shocking that the very first thing he mentioned was the issue of IEBC commissioners being chosen by political parties. Kindly, listen to the entire clip and tell me if you are not incredibly impressed by every single one of his submissions like I was. It is my humble opinion that Ruto is capable of matching or even exceeding Kibaki's achievements. I hope he is faithful to his promises and the constitution of Kenya.

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I will repeat...he has the intelligence, wisdom and stamina but lacks goodwill which emanates from ones heart. That is a weakness that I do not know how he can overcome it. That is where they part ways with Kibaki
 
Montecarlo said:
Unless you just landed from Pluto, I am sure you are aware of his avaricious nature...but if you just landed, Kenya Archives is open to the public. Documents are in English and Swahili language.
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Based on that definition I am wondering if there is a politician currently that has any good will emanating from their heart?
 
Montecarlo said:
I will repeat...he has the intelligence, wisdom and stamina but lacks goodwill which emanates from ones heart. That is a weakness that I do not know how he can overcome it. That is where they part ways with Kibaki
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My only fear too.
In fact, I am just hoping that his recent 'conversion' into a true believer isn't just a campaign tool. I was even sharing with the missus that my biggest hope now is on Rachel holding him to account. If he ends up fulfilling his promises, we will make great strides so for now, we just hope.
 
mzeiya said:
My only fear too.
In fact, I am just hoping that his recent 'conversion' into a true believer isn't just a campaign tool. I was even sharing with the missus that my biggest hope now is on Rachel holding him to account. If he ends up fulfilling his promises, we will make great strides so for now, we just hope.
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Sahii ni kuangalia glass half full tu. Lets hope whenever he is not planning a heist even if its 10% of the time he puts his industry and smarts into solving problems za wakenya
 
btw, chebkatneza has replied to the 4 stupid commissioners and from that reply, it's clear they should be prosecuted for treason.

Yaani wanafikiria election results ni marks za kcpe to be moderated?
 
mzeiya said:
Rachel holding him to account
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Huyo false profet who told us how he turned salty water to flesh water? Ndii had this to say a while ago before he saw the light

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There's the good, the bad and the ugly side of him. I don't want to write my analysis here because it warrants a thread, but all I can tell you he's more of a conman- someone who reads your psychology, understand it, then knows how to exploit it with precision. And his oratory skills says he's a marketer.
Not that I am hopeless about the reign of JS, but nothing worries me more than the extra judicial killings to critics. ICC witnesses, JJ, and cases against Boniface are clear testimony.
 
Othello said:
Huyo false profet who told us how he turned salty water to flesh water? Ndii had this to say a while ago before he saw the light

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There's the good, the bad and the ugly side of him. I don't want to write my analysis here because it warrants a thread, but all I can tell you he's more of a conman- someone who reads your psychology, understand it, then knows how to exploit it with precision. And his oratory skills says he's a marketer.
Not that I am hopeless about the reign of JS, but nothing worries me more than the extra judicial killings to critics. ICC witnesses, JJ, and cases against Boniface are clear testimony.
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I actually agree with Ndii. Religion has a way of blinding people and altering their ability to think rationally. Everything is sieved through the narrow gaps of religion.

Take for example one of the people I have been discussing the general elections with. Prior to the voting, they were adamant that God chooses the leader, and he has choosen Raila.

FF to Monday and the tune changed to God gives people leaders to punish them for their sins.

It is such a shame, but what I have seen of Ruto, he is a man of action rather than blind faith.
 
Denis Young said:
I actually agree with Ndii. Religion has a way of blinding people and altering their ability to think rationally. Everything is sieved through the narrow gaps of religion.

Take for example one of the people I have been discussing the general elections with. Prior to the voting, they were adamant that God chooses the leader, and he has choosen Raila.

FF to Monday and the tune changed to God gives people leaders to punish them for their sins.

It is such a shame, but what I have seen of Ruto, he is a man of action rather than blind faith.
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Which people?
 
Denis Young said:
I actually agree with Ndii. Religion has a way of blinding people and altering their ability to think rationally. Everything is sieved through the narrow gaps of religion.

Take for example one of the people I have been discussing the general elections with. Prior to the voting, they were adamant that God chooses the leader, and he has choosen Raila.

FF to Monday and the tune changed to God gives people leaders to punish them for their sins.

It is such a shame, but what I have seen of Ruto, he is a man of action rather than blind faith.
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Problem with religion is the wittier likes taking advantage of the lowly, oppressed, etc. Inequality, extreme poverty are directly proportional to religiosity. The data shows.
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Anyone who takes advantage of the poor by using religion is the enemy of progress. JS and his most saved wife leads in this category. Rais kibaki was a regular church goer, but never once did he exploit the opportunity. But we know how his predecessor used to be. Can you see character in JS ?
 
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Othello said:
Problem with religion is the wittier likes taking advantage of the lowly, oppressed, etc. Inequality, extreme poverty are directly proportional to religiosity. The data shows.
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Anyone who takes advantage of the poor by using religion is the enemy of progress. JS and his most saved wife leads in this category. Rais kibaki was a regular church goer, but never once did he exploit the opportunity. But we know how his predecessor used to be. Can you see character in JS ?
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I agree. But you can be religious and still be competent. Moi was just a close minded individual, a common trait among, I am sorry to say, teachers.

That is where I see the major difference in Ruto. He has demonstrated great innovation and a capacity for critical thinking and a boldness that attracted my curiosity.

It remains to be seen if he will use his talent for good or for evil.
 
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