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Post by genius on Apr 27, 2009 16:24:45 GMT 3
Truly, things are getting out of hand in Kenya. I just received the sad news that human rights activist Bantu Mwaura has been murdered.
Seems to me like they are taking out the activists one by one. Soon there will be no activists brave enough to speak out for Kenyans. Something needs to be done fast, this is starting to look like the last days of Jomo Kenyatta with killings left right and centre.
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Post by genius on Apr 27, 2009 16:25:37 GMT 3
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Post by politicalmaniac on Apr 27, 2009 17:07:11 GMT 3
So who the mt kenya mafians from PNU gonna blame? More importantly who amongst the deceased members family and his larger social network from his home place is gonna put the blame squarely where it belongs on muthengi, the sloth ape from the slopes and other assorted hirelings like coper kiraithe (just saying the name makes me wanna puke)?
When will these people see that for peace to be realized justice must shine? And that pee hen you, the mafians party is just a tribal cabal with hirelings hell bent on kleptocracy and oligarchic approach to ruling the country and its time for them to seek leadership elsewhere?
Only a mad man repeats what has failed and I dont believe those millions from central are all mad.
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Post by gulavi on Apr 27, 2009 17:11:34 GMT 3
Murder for this maunbwa has always been like a sport. If you listen to how murderers in Rwanda Genocide continued with their murder spree only wishing someone could stop them. Ater the first Butchering the rest is so simple and you keep longing for the next, once they murder the first one, they continue wanting for more.
The mafia machinery is in that mode, since long in time. someone will have to stop them, they cant stop themselves. As you mentioned more are going to fall in the same manner. Well the Troops fighting for human rights and others will have to decide if they keep waiting or else turn around and use other methods to stop this.
If you look at warriors from different tribes, before and after going to war their was de breifing. it was recognized that even for a warrior to kill an enemy in what is definately a right to defend the nation theywould suffer psycological complications if this did not take place. modern Armies too recognize that debriefing is a major stabilizing factor to a human being who is to be a soldier and is exposed to killing enemies. Still even with debreifing the some soldiers are not able to make it psycologically, they are destoyed for life.
So what we have in kenya is loose murderers, totaly on the hunt for more and more blood with or without the masters (mafias) word.
Ongalo makokha
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Post by dmutai on Apr 27, 2009 17:13:21 GMT 3
Condolences to Bantu Mwaura's family - the children have lost a father, the wife a husband and the country a brilliant mind. I want to hope that the killing is not politically motivated , coz then our country is headed to the south of it's moral compass.
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Post by mank on Apr 29, 2009 4:07:32 GMT 3
We should all wonder, "who is next?"
It seems to me that these mysterious deaths have now become just an inconvenience which circumvent as we go about our business as usual ... we notice them, make a few noises, and go back to the dirty politics that have become our nation's usual way of life.
We have practically submitted to those who walk the country in darkness, leaving bodies of its brave soldiers to be discovered when light shines again. Our occupation, in the meantime, has become the analysis of the mediocre tags of war among overcompensated politicians grappling over trivial matters.
Have politicians noticed that Kenya has become a death camp? When will the welfare of the people become their business?
When I see folks laughing in parliament I get nausea ... I cannot relate with them at the level of their amusement in the face of this utterly bruised and crying nation. If they would prioritize the nation's interests above their own, then they would not be fighting like two year olds. They would have striken the right compromises and gone to work. Instead they must get into unnessary fights, calling us into activism so they can kill even more!
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