Pauline Njoroge wisdom

[Mwalimu-G]

https://x.com/paulinenjoroge/status/1708475111454454217?s=20

It is 900 AD. Some Arabs are just chilling by the beach and as they look at the expansive Ocean they ask one another, what could be on the other side? What opportunities can be found there? They get into ships and arrive on the East African Coast where they settle and begin to develop large agricultural plantations in the area. They also colonize the Coast.

The year is 1497. Some Portuguese noble men are hanging out with King Manuel 1 at the court, enjoying some nyama choma and fine wine. Their favorite topic is naval exploration and as they excitedly discuss their conquests in this sector, they start wondering how they can find a trade route to India.

King Manuel turns to Vasco Da Gama and goes like, “Dude, you have to take one for the team. Figure this one out.” On orders from the King, Vasco da Gama sets off on an exploration journey to India, passing through Kenya where he erects a pillar which becomes a navigation guide.

This exploration, opens up trade between India, East Africa and Europe as the Portuguese Empire continues to expand its power and influence, becoming the first real global super power. You know how this story ends in the late 1800s. The Europeans arrive by ships in this region and colonize us.

For a moment let’s rewind our story to the year 750AD. Some African men are by the beach on this side of East Africa, chomaing an entelope they have just captured. They are also enjoying some fruits and herbs that they have gathered from a nearby bush. They look towards the massive ocean and think to themselves,

“Those tides are very dangerous. No one should go near them!”

They do not think beyond the dangerous tides and are not curious of what could be on the other side of the ocean. They continue enjoying their meal and later return home to their many wives and children where they live happily after.

Fast forward to 2021. Space exploration has intensified. In the US, the James Webb Telescope is being launched to study the deep space and Elon Musk is busy working to have man land on Mars one day. In India, they are preparing to launch a rocket that will study the sun and the Chinese are about to complete a fully operational space station.

Meanwhile somewhere in East Africa, folks are very excited about a 200 AD invention by the name of wheelbarrow, which will now be used as a political party symbol and will take people from the bottom to up!

 

[upepo]

And she is just chilling studying ceilings.

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Another one

https://x.com/paulinenjoroge/status/1708432102780223810?s=20

In Kenya and in other parts of Africa, the colonialiast left well organized structures. Our cities were not big but they were well planned, organized and clean. Even pavements, bus stations, railways stations and recreation parks were pleasantly organized.
Why are they now so disorganized and dirty? Why do we build our towns without proper planning, litter our streets without care, have such poor waste management, put up very harzadous apartment buildings etc?
Justifiably we blame mzungu for a myriad of things. But should we also blame him for how badly we have decided to govern ourselves the last 60 years or for how badly our cities and towns have deteriorated in terms of order and cleanliness?

 

[Clemens]

And she is just chilling studying ceilings.

Touché.

 

[Clemens]

Another one

https://x.com/paulinenjoroge/status/1708432102780223810?s=20

In Kenya and in other parts of Africa, the colonialiast left well organized structures. Our cities were not big but they were well planned, organized and clean. Even pavements, bus stations, railways stations and recreation parks were pleasantly organized.
Why are they now so disorganized and dirty? Why do we build our towns without proper planning, litter our streets without care, have such poor waste management, put up very harzadous apartment buildings etc?
Justifiably we blame mzungu for a myriad of things. But should we also blame him for how badly we have decided to govern ourselves the last 60 years or for how badly our cities and towns have deteriorated in terms of order and cleanliness?

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So sad, this phenomenon has come to her attention post September 2022. A good study of sour grapes syndrome.

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Classic case of a self hating african who is oblivious of the several coups, systemic social and financial injustices orchestrated by the mzungu against africa to keep them at the lowest level possible of the global society while also benefitting at the african expense, [read stealing through corruption like in Nigeria and the french colonies] from those resources used to explore space, build their electric cars and the james webb telescope...simply a narrow and shallow way of thinking on her part

 

[Clemens]

Classic case of a self hating african who is oblivious of the several coups, systemic and financial injustices orchestrated by the mzungu against africa to keep them at the lowest level possible while also benefitting at the aftican expense from those resources used to explore space, build their electric cars and the james webb telescope...simply a narrow and shallow way if thinking on her part

Not to steal the thunder from you, but seems she is unaware of the fact that old town Mombasa, is older than Manhattan, and Zumba la mawe and Benin city. I will blame that on Gumbaru classes, in most cases basic learning (undergraduate) that is slated for early years, is hard to ingest and digest in your middle ages.

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Classic case of a self hating african who is oblivious of the several coups, systemic social and financial injustices orchestrated by the mzungu against africa to keep them at the lowest level possible of the global society while also benefitting at the african expense, [read stealing through corruption like in Nigeria and the french colonies] from those resources used to explore space, build their electric cars and the james webb telescope...simply a narrow and shallow way of thinking on her part

You missed the point as usual, or did you?

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Not to steal the thunder from you, but seems she is unaware of the fact that old town Mombasa, is older than Manhattan, and Zumba la mawe and Benin city. I will blame that on Gumbaru classes, in most cases basic learning (undergraduate) that is slated for early years, is hard to ingest and digest in your middle ages.

A fact people seem to forget is that people like elon musk who is being worshipped here have access to cheaper credit from those financial institutions than african countries do....a white teenager will access a credit product more cheaply than whole African countries and we wonder why we are still behind

 

[The.Black.Templar]

You missed the point as usual, or did you?

Maybe i did, do you mind sharing what her point is?

 

[Kasaman]

https://x.com/paulinenjoroge/status/1708475111454454217?s=20

It is 900 AD. Some Arabs are just chilling by the beach and as they look at the expansive Ocean they ask one another, what could be on the other side? What opportunities can be found there? They get into ships and arrive on the East African Coast where they settle and begin to develop large agricultural plantations in the area. They also colonize the Coast.

The year is 1497. Some Portuguese noble men are hanging out with King Manuel 1 at the court, enjoying some nyama choma and fine wine. Their favorite topic is naval exploration and as they excitedly discuss their conquests in this sector, they start wondering how they can find a trade route to India.

King Manuel turns to Vasco Da Gama and goes like, “Dude, you have to take one for the team. Figure this one out.” On orders from the King, Vasco da Gama sets off on an exploration journey to India, passing through Kenya where he erects a pillar which becomes a navigation guide.

This exploration, opens up trade between India, East Africa and Europe as the Portuguese Empire continues to expand its power and influence, becoming the first real global super power. You know how this story ends in the late 1800s. The Europeans arrive by ships in this region and colonize us.

For a moment let’s rewind our story to the year 750AD. Some African men are by the beach on this side of East Africa, chomaing an entelope they have just captured. They are also enjoying some fruits and herbs that they have gathered from a nearby bush. They look towards the massive ocean and think to themselves,

“Those tides are very dangerous. No one should go near them!”

They do not think beyond the dangerous tides and are not curious of what could be on the other side of the ocean. They continue enjoying their meal and later return home to their many wives and children where they live happily after.

Fast forward to 2021. Space exploration has intensified. In the US, the James Webb Telescope is being launched to study the deep space and Elon Musk is busy working to have man land on Mars one day. In India, they are preparing to launch a rocket that will study the sun and the Chinese are about to complete a fully operational space station.

Meanwhile somewhere in East Africa, folks are very excited about a 200 AD invention by the name of wheelbarrow, which will now be used as a political party symbol and will take people from the bottom to up!

This how losers reasons !

 

[pop in]

Another one

https://x.com/paulinenjoroge/status/1708432102780223810?s=20

In Kenya and in other parts of Africa, the colonialiast left well organized structures. Our cities were not big but they were well planned, organized and clean. Even pavements, bus stations, railways stations and recreation parks were pleasantly organized.
Why are they now so disorganized and dirty? Why do we build our towns without proper planning, litter our streets without care, have such poor waste management, put up very harzadous apartment buildings etc?
Justifiably we blame mzungu for a myriad of things. But should we also blame him for how badly we have decided to govern ourselves the last 60 years or for how badly our cities and towns have deteriorated in terms of order and cleanliness?

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This problem is worldwide not peculiar to kenya lakini juu raila lost kazi yake ni ku whine 24/7 .This is the first year 9 more to go

 

[Mwalimu-G]

This problem is worldwide not peculiar to kenya lakini juu raila lost kazi yake ni ku whine 24/7 .This is the first year 9 more to go

Is this an excuse for the deplorable Paipu?

 

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Is this an excuse for the deplorable Paipu?

The way she phrases her posts ni kama hakuna mashida majuu

In hard times, tent cities rise across the country

From Seattle to Athens, Ga., homeless advocacy groups and city agencies are reporting the most visible rise in homeless encampments in a generation.

www.nbcnews.com

"In Kenya and in other parts of Africa, the colonialiast left well organized structures. Our cities were not big but they were well planned, organized and clean. Even pavements, bus stations, railways stations and recreation parks were pleasantly organized.
Why are they now so disorganized and dirty? Why do we build our towns without proper planning, litter our streets without care, have such poor waste management, put up very harzadous apartment buildings etc "

 

[Mwalimu-G]

The way she phrases her posts ni kama hakuna mashida majuu

In hard times, tent cities rise across the country

From Seattle to Athens, Ga., homeless advocacy groups and city agencies are reporting the most visible rise in homeless encampments in a generation.

www.nbcnews.com

"In Kenya and in other parts of Africa, the colonialiast left well organized structures. Our cities were not big but they were well planned, organized and clean. Even pavements, bus stations, railways stations and recreation parks were pleasantly organized.
Why are they now so disorganized and dirty? Why do we build our towns without proper planning, litter our streets without care, have such poor waste management, put up very harzadous apartment buildings etc "

Is Paipu a tent city?

 

[QuadroK4000]

Not to steal the thunder from you, but seems she is unaware of the fact that old town Mombasa, is older than Manhattan, and Zumba la mawe and Benin city. I will blame that on Gumbaru classes, in most cases basic learning (undergraduate) that is slated for early years, is hard to ingest and digest in your middle ages.

Another touch'e?

 

[Clemens]

Another touch'e?

just pointing out, her gaps in knowledge pertaining the African continent. And also she started denigrating her fellow Kikuyus, she is now shifting her sight to the African continent.

 

[Purple Lord]

And she is just chilling studying ceilings.

Wueh