Kibaki Cuts His Own Political Throat

[Onyango Oloo]

PART ONE:

You know, I took in every comma and semi-colon of the live presidential address introducing his revamped ministerial line up.

Half an hour later, I was fast asleep.

You see, only a few hours earlier, I had arrived back in Nairobi after the African Social Forum in West Africa.

Now that I have woken up refreshed, I feel that I may have some paragraphs to add to the hitherto highly anticipated news.

Apart from being totally unsurprised at Kibaki’s appointments, I write with a very heart, shaking my head at the continued miscues and screw ups of a Kenyan head of state who is obviously sleeping and waking up in some kooky La-La Cloud Ikulu Land obviously isolated and insulated from the concrete realities of everyday Kenyan politics.

My question to President Kibaki and his handlers is this:

What took you so long?

This list was leaked over and over again by NAK attack dogs like flip-flopping Lands minister and former golf course impresario Amos Kimunya and brand-new assistant minister and former freedom fighter Koigi wa Wamwere.

It is my contention that this lineup veers very little from what Kibaki’s sidekicks have been insisting on for several months and marks the further consolidation of the NAK civilian coup de tat that has been creeping along since at least mid- 2003 according to some of us.

[Onyango Oloo]

PART TWO:

By going for uncritical hirelings, tribalist sycophants and insider elitist pals, President Mwai Kibaki and his inner sanctum have forgotten who propelled them to power- it was NOT the Agikuyu, Ameru, Embu and affiliated GEMA communities, but rather the Kenyan people who were voting not so much for Kibaki the man, but rather the apparent vision of the formidable NARC team.

One of the Nairobi based players who helped broker the NARC MoU intimated to me not too long ago that Kibaki was latched on to by other Presidential candidates merely because he was seen as the least forceful. At that time, NONE of the future yodelers for the regime’s right-wing faction were anywhere in sight- not Munya, not Kiunjuri, not Khalwale, not Shakombo.

Twenty minutes before the announcements came on via the NTV channel that I was watching, I was transfixed by the repartee/rejoinder/counter riposte verbal ping pong featuring the smug Mirugi Kariuki, the NAK apologist Kilemi Mwiria and Orange contact person Mutula Kilonzo. From their covert and overt statements and sub textual give-ways, it was obvious that the Banana duo on NTV were privy to a cabinet list that retained “loyalists” like them.

I chuckled silently, shaking my head as I watched the former Nyayo House survivor adopt a Mulu Mutisya/Oloo Aringoesque collaborationist/state propagandist pose at the electronic lectern where Mirugi Kariuki tongue lashed those considered disloyal to the head of state.

[Onyango Oloo]

PART THREE:

What Mirugi, Kilemi and Company Ltd forget is that the pledge of allegiance is NOT to a tribal chieftain or the fat cat linchpin of an increasingly isolated petit-bourgeois and compradorial elite, but rather to the people of Kenya who elected them to power in the first place.

The fact that the NAK faction has constituted itself to be "the government" only three years after a MULTI-PARTY COALITION swept the dictatorial KANU machine out of power is clear evidence that Kibaki is a political turncoat turning his back on the Unbwogable Patriotism that united Kikuyus, Luos, Mijikenda, Akamba, Merus, Wadawida, Abaluhyia, Waswahili etc into a formidable force in order to finally implement the GEMA Reich.

Is this the consolation prize that the dazed Yes supporters have awarded themselves after failing to come to terms with the overwhelming rejection of the Wako Mongrel?

It has been amazing to see former democrats like Ngotho wa Kariuki pen op-eds stating that:

…Who lost the constitutional referendum? It was Kenyans because they do not have the constitution they wanted. Who are the winners? Those who campaigned with a hidden agenda, on a platform of vendetta and lies…Was the campaign about confidence in government or on a new constitution? Why all those lies to the public? Who gave the referendum “victors” the mandate to start a new process alone?...our Banana compatriots were not the losers. The people did not read the document. Ask yourselves what happened to the issue of isolating only contentious clauses and debating them? Who short-changed who?
-(Nation newspapers, Opinion page 9, Wednesday December 8, 2005).

Mr. Ngotho’s comments stand in sharp contrast to the militant and progressive patriotic positions consistently maintained by his sister in law Wahu Kaara and for some of us an unfortunate betrayal of Ngotho wa Kariuki’s earlier days as a member of the Kenyan anti-imperialist forces. Another former detainee from Central Kenya- the former student leader and activist Gacheche wa Miano is today the lead counsel in a case where a pro-Banana outfit is claiming that ECK “rigged” the referendum on the Wako Mongrel:

www.timesnews.co.ke/08dec05/nwsstory/news3.html

Clearly the otherwise articulate ideologues of the emergent Mt. Kenya tribal dictatorship- folks like Mirugi Kariuki, Kilemi Mwiria, Koigi wa Wamwere, Ngotho wa Kariuki, Gacheche wa Miano and other latter day neo-colonial homungati feel that the Kibaki regime is an ethnic heirloom that should be protected by all the members of the Nyoomba at all costs.

To them, the latest snafu of Kibaki of announcing a cabinet line up stacked with political rejects like Simeon Nyachae (in the surreal position as Raila’s successor at the Public Works ministry) Raphael Tuju, Charity Ngilu and Moody Awori is a deed long overdue and I expect to see them on every television show and dozens of op-ed columns singing paeans to Kibaki’s waffling management by crisis.

On the other hand, as Mutula Kilonzo pointed out in his instantaneous reaction to Kibaki's live address, the appointment of a Banana cabinet gives the Orange team lots of room to mobilize its social base which as we know is NATIONAL and multi-ethnic.

CONTINUED....

[Onyango Oloo]

PART FOUR:

Not too many people can see it now but some of us can see the consolidation of two political authorities in Kenya:

The arrogant tribal cabal led by Mwai Kibaki and catering largely to the interests of the Mount Kenya communities and the militant national umbrella group fronted by Raila Odinga, Uhuru Kenyatta, Najib Balala, Musalia Mudavadi, William Ruto, Anyang' Nyong'o and other leading Orange lights.

Going by the referendum results and the mass rallies, it is beyond debate that Kibaki is presiding over a GEMA Kabilastan, having abandoned the Kenyan people while elsewhere in the Kenyan polity an alternative political leadership waits patiently for its historical hour. Like the Afrikaner nationalists before them, the GEMA Kabilastanis will wallow in self-induced triumphalism- right up to the second they are swept from power- which may happen through a national uprising BEFORE 2007. The GEMA Kabilastanis are woefully underestimating the across Kenya outrage at the arrogant posturing of the DP fronted NAK axis.

From where I sit, I can confidently predict the maturing of a NATIONAL democratic movement across Kenya even as the NAK cabal disintegrates from within- it would be interesting to find out WHY such Kibaki loyalists like Soita Shiitanda and Mwangi Kiunjuri publicly embarrassed Kibaki by REJECTING the assistant ministerial positions; it would be also fascinating to read Kombo’s and Kituyi’s minds to fathom what they think of the retention of the lame-duck VEEP Awori at a time when the FORD-Kenya and Bukusu tribal chieftains jostled for political power. Did Kibaki renege on a deal with FORD-Kenya? Will Kombo reject his appointment or is he and Kituyi too spineless to dream of a life without ministerial flags?

www.nationmedia.com/dailynation/nmgcontententry.asp?category_id=2&newsid=62999

I sure hope that patriotic Kenyans stick to DEMOCRATIC options because we CANNOT rule out the possibility that some impatient compatriots may try things like a military takeover- if NAK’s tribal arrogance persists.

I would like to suggest to the Banana campers that having access to the coercive machinery of the Kenyan state does NOT always translate into having POLITICAL POWER.

Kibaki and his NAK co-schemers may be enjoying STATE POWER without having the respect, prestige, legitimacy and credibility of a renewed democratic mandate.

No matter how many times Kibaki reshuffles his soon to be fast changing cabinet- he has to fill in ten brand new vacancies after some of his appointees snubbed him (Joseph Nkaissery, Samuel Moroto, David Sudi, Peter Odoyo, William Boit, David Were, Mwangi Kiunjuri, Paul Sang, Zaddock Syongoh and Soita Shhiitanda):

eastandard.net/hm_news/news.php?articleid=33360


Speaking of which:

Were Kibaki and his NAK emissaries outfoxed by the ODM team?

I mean is it possible that people like Peter Odoyo sent out feelers that they were available to serve Kibaki deliberately to heighten the impact of the rejections?

Or did the Odoyos of the No Camp read the political writing on the wall forcing them to swallow their desire for government positions to salvage their parliamentary careers.

Whatever the case, the announcement of Kibaki’s Mitumba cabinet of rejected retreads, the subsequent implosion punctuated by the turning down of these positions points to a new phase in the Kenyan democratic struggle.

This phase may mean a greater emphasis on extra-parliamentary and mass-based actions as the battle to regain the political initiative on the democratic imperatives for a new Kenya gathers steam on both sides over the next nine months.

What Kibaki should know is that Kenyans can see through his threadbare veneer: retaining Kiraitu Murungi in a potentially MORE powerful docket ( Energy) while propelling the politically underwhelming Yes Campaign chair to take over from Raila Odinga etc…

Let us brace ourselves for some bruising political fisticuffs. Mwai Kibaki and his Banana cabinet will sooner or later be totally vanquished by a fast rising political tide that they are helpless from preventing.

I say this with the same certitude and calm expectation that the sun will rise again tomorrow…

Onyango Oloo
Nairobi

[adongo12345]

These were my remarks a few hours ago in another forum(mambogani): Obviously the scene is unfolding as we speak. It is breath-taking Isn't it?

"I think Kibaki finally got tired of shooting himself in the foot. He decided to shoot himself in the head. This is going to be catastrophic for him and his cronies.

To begin with, for the first time in our country MPs are rejecting ministerial positions, with all the prestige and resources they bring. Why? No, it is not because they fear Raila. It is because they fear the masses who no longer worship flags. It is almost becoming a honourable thing not to fly the Kibaki flag.

www.eastandard.net/hm_news/news.php?articleid=33360

I am shocked the Kibakites are not asking themselves why this is hapenning?

Not to forget that the nearly scandalous delay in naming the cabinet came about because Kanu did not bite on the earlier trap to get the likes of Kosgey and Madoka and rope Kanu in to isolate the LDP. Kibaki looked like a fool when he was unable to name a cabinet yesterday after word went around that he would name his cabinet.

Then Kibaki renames the Banana losers as his new cabinet after two weeks.

The biggest problem for Kibaki in this grand non-event of a "new" cabinet is that the ODM has remained intact.

If the ODM keeps its grassroot support from the people of Kenya and continues talking and working with the masses to chart the new way forward, I would say this phony and ridiculously tribal cabinet from Kibaki could possibly be his greatest gift to the Kenyan Nation. An early Christmas Gift, so to speak for this very eventful year in our history.

I am loving it."

Adongo.

[politicalmaniac]

I too, was not too suprised by the underwhelming reconstituted cabinet, but I kept asking myself is this the product of 2 weeks intensive thought and strategy?

The main thing occssioned by this top GEMA heavy cabinet is that it only intensifies the antipathy toward Kibaki and his protagonists.

Should ODM remian intact and play an intelligent game in parliament, engage the masses, I see no reason why thry shouldnt shut out NAK

[job]

Fellows,

This is the best gift Kibaki has presented to Kenyans for Christmas.

After his very very wide consultations,.....meaning consulting widely with the Wanjui, Kimunya, Kangethe, Kirubi, Michuki, Murage, Karume, Mwiraria, Murungi, Karua,.....really widely,..........Ndwiga, Gituai, Njoroge, Mathenge, Kagwe, Kamanda, ............to get the input all the way from Juja across to Naro-Moru, from Gatanga to Imenti, from Embu to Molo, from Naivasha to Banana Hill, from Laikipia to Nairobi,......coupled with a few photo-ops with some rather mosquito-weight & unknown Muslim scholars, .....and a few phone calls to hireling sycophants Nyachae, Tuju, and Dzoro,..........it's ball game. We have a "new" cabinet unveiled at the behest of the wise Mt. Kenya golfmen.

Heavens! This game of musical chairs is far below expectations.

Kibaki has not utilized a last chance to revive or redeem himself politically, he has instead come out as a sore loser hell bent to hand some vengeance jabs to popular national leaders.

Paradoxically, he has instantly bolstered the national standing of the seven (7) former ministers, and now ODM heroes, who prominently enjoy national command.

For instance, ...Who can challenge the fact that Hon. Lina Kilimo is now a bona fide national champion for peoples rights?

Prof. Nyong'o has definitely become the peoples anti-corruption leader and champion for equal wealth distribution across the whole of Kenya.

It may be just the time for real devolution. Help is seemingly on the way.

Well, Emilio is hoodwinking himself. He thinks he is duping the public and donors by dropping Murungaru when it is obvious that the other four(4) Anglo Fleecers, Murungi, Kimunya, Michuki and Mwiraria still sit tight in his otherwise just slightly reshuffled cabinet.

His "Mitumba" line-up of isolated rejects sends two clear messages to the public. That Kibaki does not care whether his cabinet loyalists have the peoples mandate or not, ....and that.......meritocracy is unimportant in his constitution of a cabinet.

Hence pumbavus Kenyans who know nothing will never have a say in how they're governed.

If Wangari Mathaai can't make it as a full Minister in a cabinet that includes Maina Kamanda, then just know what to expect from it.

Littering the Kenyan Executive hallways with Ndiles and Mwenjes is a little obnoxious. It's literal filling with septuagenarian grandfathers and dinosaurs like Karume, Michuki, Mwiraria, Shakombo, Nyachae, Awori et al at the expense of youthful leaders is appaling.

My better half thinks Kalembe Ndile might have even NOT sat for Standard 7 CPE following a very brief sojourn in early primary school where he could have possibly dropped out.

The man can't communicate in English as was evidenced in 2003 when he defiantly addressed a gathering in Washington DC in Kiswahili to the dismay & embarrassment of his accompanying colleague MP's.

And when I say Kiswahili, don't even try to imagine the Swahili spoken by Balala or Onyango Oloo. It is very distantly related and heavily laden with the accent of my in-laws.

MP's like Shitanda, Odoyo, Nkaissery et al are trail blazers in an offer-rejection trend that is expected to continue. Expect more rejections for those cabinet offers. Kibaki might just as well fill up his cabinet with his backyard MPs and mouth watering loyalists.

Kenya will move on to chart its own destiny. Things may be looking good ahead.

Now that the ODM (LDP part) leadership has been freed of collective cabinet responsibilities, expect a political blitzkrieg motivated, designed and pushed by the public.

In all this, Wanjiku's future may not be very bleak as she asserts continuously, her might and power to appoint and fire its leaders including the President himself.

Parliamentarians may be a little cautious judging from events so far since they've entered the last phase of their term, and may soon be facing a really angry electorate. It may be time for them to start behaving a little better.

Now it's Katiba time. If the government can't rise up to the occasion, then ODM must take up the mantle immediately, since they have the peoples support.

Anyone saying let's take time to cool off like Maina Kiai and some Religious leaders have no business suppressing the rights of Kenyans. Since when did a human rights activist become a government mouth piece?

Lastly, I'll once again congratulate the President for retreating into his tribal cacoon while insulating himself away from the mainstream masses. Hongera rais Kibaki.

unedited.

Job.

[aeichener]

admin said:

the appointment of a Banana cabinet gives the Orange team lots of room to mobilize its social base which as we know is NATIONAL and multi-ethnic.

The ethnic affiliations of the new Kibaki Klique do effect the opposite: they make me worry about a counter-tribalization of the Orange "movement".
Knowing Kenya, that seems the least desirable and most likely fate :-(.

Alexander

[kamalet]

So why are we all moaning about a tribal based cabinet that has only 8 kikuyus out of 26 ministers?

Most of you had in any case written off Kibaki and even made predictions of who would be there, so it surprises me that you are all so critical about his cabinet. Why don't you all let the man die the slow death you have all been predicting?

[aeichener]

If he had made up his cabinet from 26 able, intelligent, honest, hard-working, altruistic Kikuyus, I would be all in favour of such mono-ethnicism (replace "Kikuyus" with whatever ethnia you prefer).
But the problem is that many of rotten fruits have been kept in the basket, just shifted place. Even Kenya's previous national clown, Mwakwere, has been retained.
Oh yes, and just 2 women out of 26 ministers ? Isn't that a bit low a number ? (On the other hand, thinking of it a bit more, I would prefer just about any macho village chief to Njoki Ndung'u).

Alexander

[50cents]

Mr kamau my good friend, tell me one secret, you guys seem to see something that we kenyans dont. Please enlighten us.

www.eastandard.net/hm_news/news.php?articleid=33370


www.nationmedia.com/dailynation/nmgcontententry.asp?category_id=1&newsid=63007

[job]

Kamale,

Some people are actually not moaning. They are celebrating the fact that Kibaki has come out in his true GEMA uniform.

What Kibaki & his team may not realize is the change in the post-Moi Kenya. Kenyans are not really enthusiastic about whether their leaders fly the flag or not, so those numbers you quote mean very little to Wanjiku. Kenyans today will also eat your bribes and goodies and proceed to vote against you, since Kibaki himself initiated the very pattern of betrayal.

A Kipipiri resident will not necessarily be better off with Kimunya in the cabinet, in the same way that Funyula residents have nothing to show for having Vice President Moody Awori, whom they're actually very eagerly awaiting to fire.

Kenyans know their desires and wishes on the mode of governance they want, which will in turn affect their lives directly. This desire has transcended ethnic boundaries, ....people have reached the point where they will only identify with genuine leaders who speak their reform language, and not just their respective ethnic mother-tongues.

Hence a Kisii could shun advice from his own kin Nyachae, a Samia can reject his own Veep, Awori,.... and yet warm up to Raila's message.

As you quote the figure 8 /26 for Kikuyu Ministers, why do you forget their Mt. Kenya cousins from Meru & surroundings.

Kibakis preference for inclusion of >50% of GEMA legislators as either Minister or Assistant Minister,(26 in total)......in contrast to between 5%-20% in all other regions should partly explain to you his disastrous perfomance at the recent referendum polls.

Further hidden is the fact that a whooping 12 Permanent secretaries hail from around the slopes of Mt. Kirinyaga. The dockets of Treasury, Justice, Energy (Oil drilling prospects very positive) & Interior (basically resource & power points) are all firmly held by his ethnic cronies.

Those in the know realize that his tribalistic tendencies are intentionally calculated based on his determination to re-engage in secretive primitive accumulation of largesse, motivated by new procurement regulations (accented procurement Bill) and the concurrent signing of the Privatization Bill.

The "beans must not be spilled" out to the public, hence retention of tribal homeboys/girls and staunch loyalists/sycophants who will help keep mum as they engage in magnanimous Anglo-Fleecing-like activities.

This further alienates his government from the people who have definitely refused to be hoodwinked.

As OO predicted, we could be heading for an election earlier than 2007 to thwart such schemes along with suspected Wako-type-of-Fraud on the new Katiba, now that Murungi has been swapped with another prolific Wako Mongrel peddler, Martha Karua (or is it Wamugunda).

unedited.
Job.

[roughrider]

Did anyone notice?

Kibaki did say in his speech that he would facilitate the passing of relevant laws in parliament to allow for a restarting of the constitutional review. This is a slight shift from the position that he would henceforth concentrate on the 'development agenda' only.

Aside from the things going on with the cabinet, this is an important point.

[Onyango Oloo]

www.timesnews.co.ke/09dec05/nwsstory/opinion4.html

[Onyango Oloo]

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Posted by Onyango Oloo on 12-07-2005 02:13 PM:

Kibaki Cuts His Own Political Throat

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Posted by Mossad on 12-07-2005 02:52 PM:

@ Mr Oloo

I think what u point out there is the same question that many of us are asking ourselves. Why Kibaki too long to come up with the same Cabinet compromising of very minimal changes at best.
But with all due respect @ Oloo, i fail to understand why then as someone who's nsync with Raila on the many freedoms he fought for since the early eighties, iam suspicious of the overnite democrats like Ole Ntimama, Musyoka, Ruto and many more in the former Kanu regime who took part in suppressing freedoms. Remember this sir, the same pple just like Kibaki will turn around and mess us up since they've never valued democrasy for really, they never fought for it.
So @ Oloo, what do u think is the best strategy for the real democratic champions to smoke out such hypocrates from power.

Mossad.

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Posted by OBAMBLA on 12-07-2005 04:32 PM:

I thought kibaki alisema he would do the wishes of the people, ati the people had spoken? kwani the people wanted him to kick orange out of government? i thought the people wanted orange in the government? kibaki is dumb or stupid or he is just becoming yet another redundant african figure head tribal chief in charge.either way, the message to the donors and investors is pretty much negative...invest in kenya at your own risk, the land where the rule of law is flouted accoriding to the whims and psychiatric ebbs of lucy kibaki.

i agree with oo about the suicidal analogies refering to kibaki's behaviour. this time he is cutting the collective kenyan throats in an attempt to choke the voices of the masses. kibaki iof you win in 2007, i will personally come to kenya to brush your shoes. ngombe hii kumbaffu.

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Posted by kinkie on 12-07-2005 06:47 PM:

A fool and hsi wealth are soon parted....


A fool and his Presidency will soon be parted...

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Posted by OBAMBLA on 12-07-2005 06:51 PM:

quote:Originally posted by kinkie
A fool and hsi wealth are soon parted....


A fool and his Presidency will soon be parted...





may be this thread's topic should be ' kibaki castrates himself'.

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Posted by kinkie on 12-07-2005 07:03 PM:

quote:Originally posted by OBAMBLA
may be this thread's topic should be ' kibaki castrates himself'.



'kibaki castrates himself fatally'

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Posted by junia on 12-07-2005 07:04 PM:

Obaki had to sack the whole cabinet in order to sack the Orange dudes. Such cowardice!

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Posted by Keisha2 on 12-07-2005 07:17 PM:

quote:Originally posted by junia
Obaki had to sack the whole cabinet in order to sack the Orange dudes. Such cowardice!



ya.. i hadnt thought of it that way.

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Posted by hermione on 12-07-2005 08:28 PM:

quote:Originally posted by junia
Obaki had to sack the whole cabinet in order to sack the Orange dudes. Such cowardice!



true, true... and there we all were, thinking this was a brand new start for the kibaki govt... we got suckered, big time. kibaki, you have all my disrespect.










and get rid of your damn wife before she runs the country to the ground!

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Posted by kinkie on 12-07-2005 08:55 PM:

Thumbs down

quote:Originally posted by hermione
we got suckered, big time. kibaki, you have all my disrespect.

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What I feel is more than disrespect. Its spiteful, dread and hate with a disgust.

Honestly, did we have to wait for two weeks for this kind of an anti-climax???


Kibaki has just srewed himself up. PERIOD

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Posted by OBAMBLA on 12-07-2005 09:00 PM:

Kifwaki the kikuyu tribal leader and imbecile in chief. now as i am thinking, you cant blame kibaki for what he has done. he does not want to leave the office quietly, but wants to run kenya into the ground so that he can teach kenyans the mistake they made by rejecting him.

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Posted by Mossad on 12-08-2005 01:03 AM:

I beleive Kibaki is no longer worried about the 2007 elections. Thats why he's behaved in manner that leaves every political analyst bewildered. Now many of those guys in ther new cabinet do not carry any additional vote to aid Kibaki in the coming election. My quess is, the Kibaki fellow has given up another term in office and he's like srew y'all.

Mossad.

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Posted by Dr.Siasa on 12-08-2005 04:55 AM:

…………Finally the general has come to realization politics of appeasement does not work, and there is no entitlement with no loyalty. I wonder what took him so long...........this guys and their friends in KANU want him to fail coz they are bunch of losers who have not accomplished anything for the country as long as they have been in power. They invest on failure of others people and they have been an obstacle every step on the way. ……….Droping the LDP clowns indicates he understands now who the enemy is and he is ready to play hardball. Dr.Siasa will stay tuned as events unfold.

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Posted by OBAMBLA on 12-08-2005 05:02 AM:

quote:Originally posted by Dr.Siasa
…………Finally the general has come to realization politics of appeasement does not work, and there is no entitlement with no loyalty. I wonder what took him so long...........this guys and their friends in KANU want him to fail coz they are bunch of losers who have not accomplished anything for the country as long as they have been in power. They invest on failure of others people and they have been an obstacle every step on the way. ……….Droping the LDP clowns indicates he understands now who the enemy is and he is ready to play hardball. Dr.Siasa will stay tuned as events unfold.




What a load of crap. You are just another tribalistic cymbal doing what its primitive mind is programmed to do, and yelping words that contain no sense. kibaki was given a resounding vote of no confidence by 7/8 provinces, and lost the referendum by more than one million votes. he has no political capital or clout in kenya. how can 3 ministers reject their appointments? and 16+ assistant ministers? kumbe siasa wewe ni ^^ sana. kumbaffu hii.

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Posted by kimtaz on 12-08-2005 05:29 AM:

Cool

I would really like to know what is going through his mind right now...is he just like MO1 who to me was one of the greatest political minds there ever was?...regardless of the crap he put us in, he thought so far ahead that I have but to respect his thought process!...I am looking to see what Kibaki does now and what impact it has in the coming year!

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