This is Guka - What Absolutely Brainless Bonobo Ferkery is This? No Wonder Everybody Calls Us Stupid..

Field Marshal

Field Marshal

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So from yesterday I decide to listen to secular Kenyan radio after a very long time. I was in for a shock.

Everything is so sexualised its nauseating. I mean sex sells but even in liberal America you don't have explicit lyrics in every other song. Secular songs can also be about love, inspirational, funny, etc siyo this endless nonsense of tetema kama umepigwa shot or ukipewa utawezana.

I long got convinced that a majority of Africans are low-IQed bonobos who like whining and ranting how the gavament makes them poor in between breeding like rats. So I wasn't expecting deep insights into the Covid crisis or a discussion of the Chinese voyage to the dark side of the moon by the likes of Maina.

But I didn't know things were this low...
 
Field Marshal said:
So from yesterday I decide to listen to secular Kenyan radio after a very long time. I was in for a shock.

Everything is so sexualised its nauseating. I mean sex sells but even in liberal America you don't have explicit lyrics in every other song. Secular songs can also be about love, inspirational, funny, etc siyo this endless nonsense of tetema kama umepigwa shot or ukipewa utawezana.

I long got convinced that a majority of Africans are low-IQed bonobos who like whining and ranting how the gavament makes them poor in between breeding like rats. So I wasn't expecting deep insights into the Covid crisis or a discussion of the Chinese voyage to the dark side of the moon by the likes of Maina.

But I didn't know things were this low...
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It's been like that for sometime now .Even artists start off very well then shift to full-time "sexualised" songs .Look at the Tanzanian - Diamond .FYI the bug is international .
 
Field Marshal said:
So from yesterday I decide to listen to secular Kenyan radio after a very long time. I was in for a shock.

Everything is so sexualised its nauseating. I mean sex sells but even in liberal America you don't have explicit lyrics in every other song. Secular songs can also be about love, inspirational, funny, etc siyo this endless nonsense of tetema kama umepigwa shot or ukipewa utawezana.

I long got convinced that a majority of Africans are low-IQed bonobos who like whining and ranting how the gavament makes them poor in between breeding like rats. So I wasn't expecting deep insights into the Covid crisis or a discussion of the Chinese voyage to the dark side of the moon by the likes of Maina.

But I didn't know things were this low...
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guka hukuskia ukiambiwa uwekelee mia ukle ngiri fayfte. this betting in all the vernacular stations is what put me off. niliacha kuziskiza
 
Meria said:
guka hukuskia ukiambiwa uwekelee mia ukle ngiri fayfte. this betting in all the vernacular stations is what put me off. niliacha kuziskiza
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There's a serious scam going on at Kameme. I can't understand how the guys are able to dish out over 3m in prizes EVERY DAY. Either we have more bonoboz than I thought (over 30,000 have to bet that day to make the money not counting the house's profits) or they are cooking the prizes...
 
Field Marshal said:
So from yesterday I decide to listen to secular Kenyan radio after a very long time. I was in for a shock.

Everything is so sexualised its nauseating. I mean sex sells but even in liberal America you don't have explicit lyrics in every other song. Secular songs can also be about love, inspirational, funny, etc siyo this endless nonsense of tetema kama umepigwa shot or ukipewa utawezana.

I long got convinced that a majority of Africans are low-IQed bonobos who like whining and ranting how the gavament makes them poor in between breeding like rats. So I wasn't expecting deep insights into the Covid crisis or a discussion of the Chinese voyage to the dark side of the moon by the likes of Maina.

But I didn't know things were this low...
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In Gikuyu land explicit language and acts were allowed only during the irua season. Not any other time! But all the same..., this one... I don't know!



Nimejaribu kuweka kale kamsichana kanaitwa aziad nasenya video imekataa.
 
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Field Marshal said:
So from yesterday I decide to listen to secular Kenyan radio after a very long time. I was in for a shock.

Everything is so sexualised its nauseating. I mean sex sells but even in liberal America you don't have explicit lyrics in every other song. Secular songs can also be about love, inspirational, funny, etc siyo this endless nonsense of tetema kama umepigwa shot or ukipewa utawezana.

I long got convinced that a majority of Africans are low-IQed bonobos who like whining and ranting how the gavament makes them poor in between breeding like rats. So I wasn't expecting deep insights into the Covid crisis or a discussion of the Chinese voyage to the dark side of the moon by the likes of Maina.

But I didn't know things were this low...
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Ever heard of the GIGO principle, garbage in, garbage out ?

Kenyans feed on a daily diet of mexican, indian and naija soaps, and a hefty dose of smut under the guise of talk radio then they act surprised that the moral fabric is tattered what did they expect? :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
 
Field Marshal said:
There's a serious scam going on at Kameme. I can't understand how the guys are able to dish out over 3m in prizes EVERY DAY. Either we have more bonoboz than I thought (over 30,000 have to bet that day to make the money not counting the house's profits) or they are cooking the prizes...
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All vernicular radio have that form of "betting" or lottery which is a big scam. Don't doubt 30,000 bets, think of 300,000-1m entries. Most guys do 3-20 entries a day. Now do the maths, nyumba ya Mumbi with the get rich appetite, we are doomed in Quenia.


When betting went underground there was a gap that needed filling, here it is.
 
Field Marshal said:
There's a serious scam going on at Kameme. I can't understand how the guys are able to dish out over 3m in prizes EVERY DAY. Either we have more bonoboz than I thought (over 30,000 have to bet that day to make the money not counting the house's profits) or they are cooking the prizes...
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Huyo jamaa wa reggae starting at around 3 or 4 ni wa huko kwenyu.........
 
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