Am confused here

[Aviator]

In the pursuit of kitunguu today, I met a certain mzee and he told me that the current rains are nothing new. Specifically, he told me that just before independence, there was something similar, if not worse. I also remembered el nino in the late '90s.
Experts tell us that this is as a result of diminishing forest cover.

This leads me to question the validity of this claim, considering that Kenya was heavily forested before independence yet similar (probably worse) rains were experienced. I think rain comes from God, not forests.

 

[emali]

I think rain comes from God, not forests.

seriously?

 

[Doc oga]

Poles are shifting.

 

[Meria]

In the pursuit of kitunguu today, I met a certain mzee and he told me that the current rains are nothing new. Specifically, he told me that just before independence, there was something similar, if not worse. I also remembered el nino in the late '90s.
Experts tell us that this is as a result of diminishing forest cover.

This leads me to question the validity of this claim, considering that Kenya was heavily forested before independence yet similar (probably worse) rains were experienced. I think rain comes from God, not forests.

ushaanza phombe ya jamuhuri day? hehe

 

[grandfeu]

In the pursuit of kitunguu today, I met a certain mzee and he told me that the current rains are nothing new. Specifically, he told me that just before independence, there was something similar, if not worse. I also remembered el nino in the late '90s.
Experts tell us that this is as a result of diminishing forest cover.

This leads me to question the validity of this claim, considering that Kenya was heavily forested before independence yet similar (probably worse) rains were experienced. I think rain comes from God, not forests.

you're absolutely right

 

[Mwalimu-G]

okaaaay, rain comes from the sky.

 

[Eye Candy]

Oh yes.... They opened all the taps in heaven. Hallelujah??!!

 

[It's Me Scumbag]

In the pursuit of kitunguu today, I met a certain mzee and he told me that the current rains are nothing new. Specifically, he told me that just before independence, there was something similar, if not worse. I also remembered el nino in the late '90s.
Experts tell us that this is as a result of diminishing forest cover.

This leads me to question the validity of this claim, considering that Kenya was heavily forested before independence yet similar (probably worse) rains were experienced. I think rain comes from God, not forests.

You must be one of those that @Field Marshal calls 'idiots who believe in god'?

 

[Greedy genius]

I blame the excessive rain on feminism. God and his angels are not happy with it. The rain is a sign of the tears they are shedding.

 

[Ramses]

I might also chip in that it rains in the sea na usiniambie there are forests of seagrass

 

[Tommy Kwesule]

Troll.

 

[Aviator]

And considering that the excessive rain came just before independence (change), I also say that the current rains are a sign of some upcoming big change (ituìka) in our country. A mùgumo tree doesn't fall for nothing.

 

[Aviator]

ushaanza phombe ya jamuhuri day? hehe

Kuna yako imekunywiwo?
Sejji

 

[Pamba 1]

you're absolutely right

Uliwacha kuomba huyu mukorino ukifikiri ni pinkie?

 

[Cortedivoire]

seriously?

Thinking like a class 2 dropout

 

[Meria]

Kuna yako imekunywiwo?
Sejji

Miratina yangu sijui Nani alirinduria johi igathaata

 

[MbitikaZetu]

The current rains are due to the Indian Ocean dipole

 

[Aviator]

The current rains are due to the Indian Ocean dipole

What has caused this Indian dipole? And what caused whatever was there before independence when Kenya was a dense forest?

 

[mzeiya]

The current rains are due to the Indian Ocean dipole

Niaje Simon Kairu

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Niaje Simon Kairu

Simon Kairu ni kama Simon Makonde?