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Post by jakaswanga on Nov 26, 2011 9:45:52 GMT 3
OPEN LETTER TO MAJOR MICHAEL GICHANGI, CURRENT HEAD OF NSIS. www.nation.co.ke/News/politics/Ministers+fault+bid+to+lock+governors+out+of+key+team/-/1064/1278172/-/hkw8k7/-/index.html] Your millitary rank was major they say? like Chirchir the twitterman from Shabaabland? Well, like most of your mates in the institution you come from, you have become very dismal and discredit worthy. Your sustained attempts to derail the constitution by any means necessary, indicates a mentality that has failed to understand the gravity of the four-decade crisis which culminated in the passage of the constitution by referendum. The promulgated constitution is actually a conflict resolution step. Kenya had reached a political stalemate that needed a new dispensation, otherwise she would disintergrate with unresolved contradictions, and sink like some of our neighbours. But your types do not understand the historical purpose of this constitution, its peace dividends, so you think of negating it, of thwarting the popular mandate, and maintaining the nation in a straight-jacked she has passed. Or you understand truly, but your parochial class interests necessitate a sterilisation of change. The grenade attack at Uhuru park during the last stages of the campaigns, unsolved upto now, is credited by the public to your boys, Gichangi. The insertion of words to alter the meaning of certain paragraphs pertaining to security, was also your work --even Wako stated so. There was also the incident of printers having been sabotaged, so tha a crucial deadline be missed. And now there is this illegal bill you and your boys have drafted, and presented like a trojan-horse. What a dedication to damming the waters of history! Pambazuka.org. Call to reject NSIS secutiry billIt is clear you are going all out to steal the thunder from the new constitution. One wonders what other nefarious activities you have engaged in to that purpose, which are not yet in the public domain. I am ready to speculate they are even more insidious, treacherous and wholy undermine the future of the country you are sworn to serve, and make a fat living out of. Perhaps you have gone rogue --being associated with a grenade attack on gathered Kenyans, is to intimate a mindset no less terroristic and hateful than that of groups like Al-Shabaab, which now the national armour is deployed to combat. NB: Last time I met a soldier with the rank of major, I asked him pointblank: did he think millitary intelligence knew who had thrown the grenades at Uhuru Park? did they have a reason to keep quiet about it like the NSIS? And could he please find out and get back to me on it! ...
You on the other hand, there is no way I can meet you on a social occasion, so I cannot ask you direct to your face. But I will do so in public anyway. I understand your boys patrol cyberspace to monitor what kind of shenaniganisms the likes of Jukwaa are up to! For truth from the horse's own mouth I want to know from you, Gichangi, if your boys were involved in throwing a grenade into citizens of Kenya at Uhuru park which was a terrorist act. So that when General tough guy Ngondi is finished with Al-Shabaab, he and his twittering majors can come home and do the patriotically necessary: ie chase you out of town, and job too! Major, your time is up, like your white british [bareaucratic] ancestor just before Independence in 1963. You are a fossil. Meanwhile have your last devious moments of treachery before the waters of history drown you off the stage! C U in Hell! major.
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Post by Titchaz on Nov 26, 2011 9:48:39 GMT 3
Omera naona umekasirika!!!... ;D
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Post by jakaswanga on Nov 26, 2011 9:56:19 GMT 3
Omera naona umekasirika!!!... ;D Tena vibaya! siwezi kuvumilia! hizi upuzi zimekuwa 2-much! [ if you remeber the song by Mbaraka Mwenshehe: Mashemeji wangapi? sasa zimekuwa 2 much: naota naota nadanganyua HO!] |
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Post by Titchaz on Nov 26, 2011 10:04:05 GMT 3
Omera naona umekasirika!!!... ;D Tena vibaya! siwezi kuvumilia! hizi upuzi zimekuwa 2-much! [ if you remeber the song by Mbaraka Mwenshehe: Mashemeji wangapi? sasa zimekuwa 2 much: naota naota nadanganyua HO!]Safi sana mkuu...nakupata na hizo nyuzi za kina Mwinyishehe!!!.. ;D On a serious note, these are the fools that are running this country to the ground. Instead of doing real police work they want to circumvent the new katiba for their own evil plans!..nyambaff sana hii watu! |
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Post by kamalet on Nov 27, 2011 21:08:35 GMT 3
OPEN LETTER TO MAJOR MICHAEL GICHANGI, CURRENT HEAD OF NSIS. www.nation.co.ke/News/politics/Ministers+fault+bid+to+lock+governors+out+of+key+team/-/1064/1278172/-/hkw8k7/-/index.html] Your millitary rank was major they say? like Chirchir the twitterman from Shabaabland? Well, like most of your mates in the institution you come from, you have become very dismal and discredit worthy. Your sustained attempts to derail the constitution by any means necessary, indicates a mentality that has failed to understand the gravity of the four-decade crisis which culminated in the passage of the constitution by referendum. The promulgated constitution is actually a conflict resolution step. Kenya had reached a political stalemate that needed a new dispensation, otherwise she would disintergrate with unresolved contradictions, and sink like some of our neighbours. But your types do not understand the historical purpose of this constitution, its peace dividends, so you think of negating it, of thwarting the popular mandate, and maintaining the nation in a straight-jacked she has passed. Or you understand truly, but your parochial class interests necessitate a sterilisation of change. The grenade attack at Uhuru park during the last stages of the campaigns, unsolved upto now, is credited by the public to your boys, Gichangi. The insertion of words to alter the meaning of certain paragraphs pertaining to security, was also your work --even Wako stated so. There was also the incident of printers having been sabotaged, so tha a crucial deadline be missed. And now there is this illegal bill you and your boys have drafted, and presented like a trojan-horse. What a dedication to damming the waters of history! Pambazuka.org. Call to reject NSIS secutiry billIt is clear you are going all out to steal the thunder from the new constitution. One wonders what other nefarious activities you have engaged in to that purpose, which are not yet in the public domain. I am ready to speculate they are even more insidious, treacherous and wholy undermine the future of the country you are sworn to serve, and make a fat living out of. Perhaps you have gone rogue --being associated with a grenade attack on gathered Kenyans, is to intimate a mindset no less terroristic and hateful than that of groups like Al-Shabaab, which now the national armour is deployed to combat. NB: Last time I met a soldier with the rank of major, I asked him pointblank: did he think millitary intelligence knew who had thrown the grenades at Uhuru Park? did they have a reason to keep quiet about it like the NSIS? And could he please find out and get back to me on it! ...
You on the other hand, there is no way I can meet you on a social occasion, so I cannot ask you direct to your face. But I will do so in public anyway. I understand your boys patrol cyberspace to monitor what kind of shenaniganisms the likes of Jukwaa are up to! For truth from the horse's own mouth I want to know from you, Gichangi, if your boys were involved in throwing a grenade into citizens of Kenya at Uhuru park which was a terrorist act. So that when General tough guy Ngondi is finished with Al-Shabaab, he and his twittering majors can come home and do the patriotically necessary: ie chase you out of town, and job too! Major, your time is up, like your white british [bareaucratic] ancestor just before Independence in 1963. You are a fossil. Meanwhile have your last devious moments of treachery before the waters of history drown you off the stage! C U in Hell! major. Jakaswanga If it is the same Gichangi of NSIS we are talking about....he retired from the military as a Major-General where he was the head of the Military Intelligence Corp. |
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Post by jakaswanga on Nov 28, 2011 21:15:31 GMT 3
Jakaswanga If it is the same Gichangi of NSIS we are talking about....he retired from the military as a Major-General where he was the head of the Military Intelligence Corp. Kamalet, Woi woi! he was there! What a long career of incompetence soon to be crowned with irrelevance! What a way to become rich, while one sends ones nation to the dogs! Was he head of millitary intelligence at the time of some of the greatest procurement scandals? like the ghost submarines purchased by real cash? And the jets from Jordan which the Ugandans refered to as frogs? because they could not fly in one piece? Gosh, I am tired of finding out things about my own country from foreigners! let Gichangi enlighten me abit! Were you, sir, at defence headquarters early1999, when payment for the betrayal of Ocalan Abdullah of the Kurdish Workers Party [PKK]was being discussed? And the transaction finalised!? I am made to understand a certain major of islamic extraction was the only vote against, calling it thirty pieces of silver for a man who has sought refuge in ones house! Was it Hussein Ali, later chief of police, who by then was not yet as rotten as everybody else? And what do you know about the Wagalla massacres, and the Pokot massacres? Gichangi? And with this CV you write a bill of rights to be enshrined in the new constitution? Flush yourself down the historical toilet, Major General! |
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Post by jakaswanga on Mar 31, 2012 0:19:04 GMT 3
The NSIS director one Maj Gen Gichangi has totally snubbed summons by the parliamentary committee on foreign relations and defence currently probing the fake UK dossier that was tabled in parliament by Yatta MP Charles Kilonzo.
Gichangi has twice failed to show up at the committee's sittings while his own boss Prof. George Saitoti was at the sitting yesterday.
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE (NIS) SUBORDINATE TO THE CONSTITUTION AND CIVILIAN AUTHORITY
NSIS is NOT a parallel government. It is subject to public scrutiny and accountability
March 29, 2012, Nairobi, KENYA: The despicable refusal by the Director of National Security Intelligence Service (NSIS) of Kenya Mr. Michael Gichangi to honour summons to appear before the Kenya Parliament Committee on Defence and Foreign Relations amounts to insubordination of Parliament. It is a direct affront on the sovereign will of the People of Kenya expressed by the Parliament; International Center for Policy and Conflict said today.
According to the Constitution of Kenya security organs including NSIS are subordinate to civilian authority (Article 239[5]); and are subject to the authority of the Constitution and Parliament (Article 238[2]{a}). Additionally the constitutional values and principles governing public service (Article 232) equally bind all personnel serving in the NSIS.
This contemptuous disregard of the Parliamentary summons is a blatant violation of the provisions and principles enshrined in the Constitution. It is constitutionally mandatory that security duty be conducted and “pursued in compliance with law and with the utmost respect for the rule of law, democracy, human rights and fundamental freedoms”.
The NSIS Director and the entire institution of NSIS are bound by the Constitution of Kenya. Both would be committing a grave offence of undermining the Constitution and acting ultra vires. According to Article 3 (1) of the Constitution every person (natural or legal) is obliged to uphold, respect and defend the Constitution.
NSIS is NOT a parallel government. It is subject to public scrutiny and accountability. NSIS conduct stinks of an institution living in the past and further provide watertight evidence for expeditious democratization of security organs.
Parliament as well as it Committees has constitutional powers according to Article 125(1) (2) [a, b, and c] to call for evidence, cause production of documents and summon witnesses including enforcing the same. These powers are equal to those of High Court of Kenya. In this regard fail to honour Parliament’s summons amounts to contempt of Court. The constitution as read with the National Assembly Powers and Privileges Act, Cap 6 Laws of Kenya, imposes sanctions for failure to appear before a committee of Parliament.
The documents which Mr. Gichangi is required to validate their authenticity goes to the heart of administration of justice, and the honour and reputation of the country.
Signed by
Ndung’u Wainaina
Executive Director [/b][/blockquote][/quote] more commentry on Gichangi from the Itumbi thread here:jukwaa.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=6742&page=4------------------ Even prior to this forgery fiasco, Major Gichangi has been very uncomfortable in his skin. Ordinarily he is of the 'boys let us get it done' type, but the nature of his brief [not job] ever since the PEV, requires more and more that he expose himself to public ridicule and scorn. He necessarily must snub the summons of the law-making body of the republic he is sworn to serve. His real masters do not need his meticulousness! No, not again! The real trouble started before the 2007 elections, when Gichangi was aware [apart from deductions by analysis] a rigging was a foot, and that a backlash would be inevitable and violent, with the possibility of mass dislocation and economic standstill. This being a clear threat to national security and existence, he still chose the safety of pschophancy above honour in service and integrity at duty. And this worm continues to eat him, as he dodges summons to appear before parliament. But the MajorGen. has another side which would undermine everybody --  ! He is generally fastidious when minded to, and so it is, that his sleuths collected massive amounts of intelligence before, during and after the PEV. It is from this information that it becomes clear how, for instance, though the official log-book registers no activity, ammo and uniforms left a certain state/safe-house in a certain area of the country. And it is from this information from the NSIS that I surmise serial numbers of some of those guns have been matched to bullets retrieved from certain bodies. And those guns traced to where they should have been, but which officially they never left. The Americans had of course no problem with the power-grab of Kibaki, and in this period they intensively co-ordinated with folks like Gichangi, advicing on contingencies, dishing and promising more cash no doubt, accessing information they did not already have, and corroborating what they already had. When the ICC investigators came calling and demanded his treasure-trove, Gichangi could have had a heart-attack. The ngo-srow cat and mouse started, only Gichangi had forgotten that while he is a very powerful Kenyan, in the battleground of international power relations, he isn't exactly even a pawn. It was American pressure which availed the dirt Gichangi's boys had collected to Ocampo's boys. [The american interest must have moved on from colluding with Gichangi in ensuring Kibaki stayed, to coercing him to co-operate with Investigations.] If Gichangi appears now before parliament, to do something which further undermines the son of Jomo ---the de facto commander in chief  , then his [Gichangi's] retirement will be eminent if not immidiate. It is lonely at the top! Very lonely these days. And a cornered rat fretting about in broad daylight will find some hole to dissappear in. |
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Post by OtishOtish on Mar 31, 2012 1:16:10 GMT 3
Gichangi, whether he shows up or not, will probably end up yielding little and issuing a "mta do?". And who's going to mess with a guy who knows where the bodies are buried and who did the burying. Remember that even Philip Moi (Tier 2 of Owners of Kenya) has shown that he is untouchable.
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Post by phil on Mar 31, 2012 14:12:30 GMT 3
Defying a parliamentary committee can have serious repercussions for the NSIS Director. Parliament is not an institution to be underestimated as ministers Wetangula and Kimunya have learnt in the past.
Gichangi is mostly likely probably waiting for a go-ahead from certain quarters who have been unable to totally gain control of the Defence and Foreign Relations Committee. I doubt if the entire committee will be unanimous in the final report and some members will disown what will be tabled. Gichangi is DREADING the interviews which are conducted in front of press and rolling cameras.
This is a sensitive matter going very high up in government. You just need to recall Raila's no-nonsense statement when he returned after the forged documents were tabled to understand the gravity of it all. It will be interesting to hear what MP Charles Kilonzo will say when he appears in front of this committee.
The Chair of this committee does not inspire much confidence with his high handedness and penchant for backroom deals. But let's wait and see.
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Post by jakaswanga on Mar 31, 2012 16:01:11 GMT 3
Phil, Otishotish & Others in the know,
By my inference from another African country whose adminstrative model is commonwealth in origin like Kenya's, and from what I gathered from the testimonies during the ICC hearings, there is a national security body [--in Kenya was chaired by Muthaura] which meets [2?] weekly at the offices of the ministry of internal security. When times are peaceful, both Minister and Muthaura would skip it, and let it be chaired by the permanent secretary for security. This body brings together information from the heads of intelligence services minus the ones specially meant for the eyes of the head of state only, and co-ordinates with various police heads. It is effectively a national security talk-shop by those in the know. And where the investigative tributary of the intelligences on [organised] crime pour into the police files.
The intelligences have no power to prosecute [am not sure whether in Kenya they have the power to arrest]--, so their info is handed over to the police who can then proceed with the due process of law if necessary.
1. Mathew Iteere is on record as saying he has not recieved OFFICIAL communication as to the forgeries tabled in parliament --how can he start investigations then!
2. Gichangi is on record as having said the documents are false --based on intelligence info and his investigations I surmise.
Do I now assume the normal and routine channel by which the [head of] intelligences confers with [the head of] police under the auspices of the permanent secretary in the ministry of interior/security has ceased to work? {Muthaura has not briefed Kimemia well?}
If Sir Michael has proof the documents are fake, could it be possible he did not pass this information to the {head of} police for further action? and that Sir Mathew, having heard from the newspapers mighty jukwaa that Michael had declared the documents were fake, still did not see the need to consult to gain further information? nor consult with His Highness the DPP on the legal options??
NB: I am not saying anybody is incompetent here. Even in the USA, there are reports where the CIA had information on terrorists the FBI were man-hunting, but slept on it in order to embarass the cops before congress, and gain political and financial advantage! [The CIA which upto then had no powers to arrest anybody within the USA --that was the monopoly of the cops and the FBI, got a legal loophole to be able to do so if the FBI bumbles! It lead to such a stand-off that George Bush jnr found it necessary to create yet a new National Intelligence agency post september 11!].
So it is possible Iteere only heard it from the newspapers jukwaa ;D that the NSIS had proof the documents were fake! I wish him well as he waits for Tobiko's letter instructing him to open investigations. I hope the letter wont be lost en-route, leading to further delays!
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Post by job on Mar 31, 2012 17:13:22 GMT 3
Defying a parliamentary committee can have serious repercussions for the NSIS Director. Parliament is not an institution to be underestimated as ministers Wetangula and Kimunya have learnt in the past. Gichangi is mostly likely probably waiting for a go-ahead from certain quarters who have been unable to totally gain control of the Defence and Foreign Relations Committee. I doubt if the entire committee will be unanimous in the final report and some members will disown what will be tabled. Gichangi is DREADING the interviews which are conducted in front of press and rolling cameras. This is a sensitive matter going very high up in government. You just need to recall Raila's no-nonsense statement when he returned after the forged documents were tabled to understand the gravity of it all. It will be interesting to hear what MP Charles Kilonzo will say when he appears in front of this committee. The Chair of this committee does not inspire much confidence with his high handedness and penchant for backroom deals. But let's wait and see. I doubt Gichangi fears repercussion from Parliament or any of its committees. His main worry as Jakaswanga has alluded is - being caught in a crossfire between the West and Uhuru. It's a case of divided loyalties. If he reaffirms the statement that the dossier was a fake, it portrays Team Uhuru (the propaganda wing) in bad light...if he walks away from it, he loses credibility (& trustworthiness) in the eyes of the West (one of his biggest counter-terrorism funders). He would wish this matter ends a quiet death. As for Bunge, Gichangi probaly views it as a toothless dog. On July 3, 2008 a parliamentary committee investigating the irregular and corrupt sale of the Grand Regency Hotel (to Gadaffi) called for the resignation or dismissal of then Finance Minister, Amos Kimunya, as well as NSIS Director General, Maj-Gen Michael Gichangi, and CBK governor Njuguna Ndung'u. With full blessing from the President, Gichangi and Ndung'u didn't flinch. Just recently, when another Parliamentary committee recommended the removal of Ndung'u at CBK, MPs were bribed (others voted along tribal lines) to safeguard the inept Ndung'u's job. The lesson these folks learn is that the current lame-duck Parliament may have no teeth left to bite. Even Khalwale and Keynan may soon start behaving suspiciously in this season for sourcing campaign funds. So, Gichangi ain't really afraid of what Parliament may do. In any case, he saw the script whereby Kibaki by-passed a parliamentary committee recommendation by instituting his own "official" inquiry...as in Kimunya's sanitization over the Grand Regency saga...Just four months after the Parliamentary report sanctioning Kimunya, another Kibaki inquiry (not made public) cleared him of any wrongdoing. Two months later, Kimunya was reappointed to the cabinet by Kibaki. So, whether this shames Gichangi before Parliament, he likely isn't afraid of that...he's likely more worried over the spat between the Brits and Uhuru. |
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Post by OtishOtish on Mar 31, 2012 18:24:28 GMT 3
The matter will be closed in a very simple way: Iteere will say that for forensic examination, he needs the original document, not a copy. Kilonzo (if the committee or police ever decides to talk to him) will say that he only got a copy. Tobiko will say that acting on Iteere's report he does not have sufficient information to authorize a prosecution. Gichangi just has to sit tight until all that happens.
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Post by OtishOtish on Apr 12, 2012 19:54:35 GMT 3
Gichangi: between a rock and a hard place. But that place is unexpectedly soft.www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2012/04/mps-furious-with-spy-chief-protest-to-speaker/The rock: He can't go to parliament and say the document is a fake. That would be undermining the "good work" that certain powers have done in stirring up trouble. It might also lead to awkward questions, such as how do you know? and who actually did the dirty work? The hard place: On the other hand, if they are fake (as most thinking people think), and there is the possibility that someone could present indubitable proof that they are, then he would look like a fool---running a national spy agency that can't tell an obvious forgery from the real goods---and, going by the evidence given to the Waki Commission, he likes to look like a fellow who knows what he's doing. The soft place in the middle: He can simply, and will, but not in so many words, tell the parliamentary committee to bugger off. This can lead to 12 months in prison or a Sh. 2, 000 fine. (One has to love the disparities in the penalties.) One option is obviously out of the question. So, he will pay his fine, and parliament will have shown Kenyans that its committees can't be messed with when they issue summons. Case closed. What Americans call a win-win situation. Kazi iendelee. Vision 2030. 3020.
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Post by roughrider on Apr 13, 2012 21:27:11 GMT 3
Jakaswanga, from my high school English lessons... Military Intelligence = Oxymoron. And I was taught in the very best British traditions.
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Post by jakaswanga on Apr 14, 2012 18:53:37 GMT 3
Jakaswanga, from my high school English lessons... Military Intelligence = Oxymoron. And I was taught in the very best British traditions. you have given me an excellent pass, and like John Lomo of New Zealand all Blacks once ran with the ball all the way to the deep sea, I will do better than him! ;D LETTER TO GICHANGI AND HIS OXYMORONIC SIDE-KICKS AT POLICE.Taking a leaf from Omwenga addressing Mudavadi as he sees it, I will rudely address you sir, not in your personal capacity, but purely on your official auspice. My opinion, and I will allow it to stand corrected if quality information arises, is that you have let happen a blunder which reveals weaknesses in your thinking which must be corrected, for otherwise it forms a danger to the national interest. And that is the is the brief you are paid a fat cheque to uphold. I have this incorrigible habit of low tolerance to idiocy, which is why I chose the teaching profession, well aware it has one of the lowest pay grades anywhere, but there is compensation in working with clever and aspirant brilliant minds in any discipline! ---like the british physicist who was lecturing us on the LARGE HYDRON COLLIDER, situated deep under the Swiss Alps, a scientific toy coming at a prohibitive cost! Roughrider of Jukwaa, daring me to check out his credentials if I dare think he is lightweight, is even more dismissive of your pedigree, seeing nothing in your CV but an oxymoronic adventurer, don-quixotically engaging in ever more pantomime and foolhardy displays of un-intelligence in public! You are in poor mental shape sir! Jukwaa's word being golden.  It is this poor mental shape which made you let those two goons, Muhoro Ndegwa and Mathias Iteere, tell parliament that the Kenyan police have no way of ascertaining the authenticity of the alleged forged document. There are of course enough private forensic labs --even the internet will give you clues! them that can solve the riddle for the dumb top cops, but that is beside the point now. The point is, you let them air their moronism in public, whilst you yourself had already declared the document NOT fake. So the intelligence agency has 'methods and ways' to prove it fake, but the police and CID are not in the know! Letting this discordance air in public is why I trash you! This is a basic symptom of just how decayed your faculties are! [You know the brits are going to make a point of this lapse!]. You don't think clearly. Kenya is at war in Somalia. When the chief of intelligence is of fuzzy mind, and my nation is at war, I know the national interest has to be with somebody else! Perhaps to people like you, national interest is an empty phrase, and young Kenyans risking their lives across is a joke. It would be intelligent of you to know to some of your countrymen, the national interest is holier than god, any god. The horror of those in charge of national security being utterly buffoonish in public during a war, contemptuous of parliamanet too, even if it is a den of Mpigs, is am sure lost on you. I think that adequately qualifies RR's oxymoron typology!====================== PART TWO: HELPING YOU A BIT, SIR! FOR MORE WIN AS OTISHOTISH CLOSES THE CASE! Gichangi: between a rock and a hard place. But that place is unexpectedly soft.www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2012/04/mps-furious-with-spy-chief-protest-to-speaker/(..) The rock: He can't go to parliament and say the document is a fake. (..) The hard place: On the other hand, if they are fake (as most thinking people think), and there is the possibility that someone could present indubitable proof that they are, then he would look like a fool---running a national spy agency that can't tell an obvious forgery from the real goods---and, going by the evidence given to the Waki Commission, he likes to look like a fellow who knows what he's doing. (..) Case closed. What Americans call a win-win situation. Kazi iendelee. Vision 2030. 3020. Dear Sir, First, a family history. Decades ago, one of my far uncles worked as a policeman at the airport then known as Embakasi. One day, they blocked a white british pilot from a restricted area, but the pilot, far from being apologetic, was so angry he demanded to see their superiors, and in his self-righteousness used the OCPD's telephone to make a call to his embassy. The embassy called back, and, among other things, demanded that the police commander stand at attention when talking to them of the phone! and the pilot should confirm this. And this came to pass. (They did not call it altercation in those days). That was simply flag independence for you. Why do I tell you this story of a weak-kneed police constable at the airport being intimidated by an obsolete colonial embassy official? Because I know you will be having, if not already, several interviews with those on her majesty's secret service, as they follow up this forgery purported to have been perpetrated by their embassy/operatives in Nairobi. Now these guys can be arrogant, especially to 'wogs'! and you may be tempted, if you are not your father's son, to exhibit your own version of subservience, like the old commander at Embakasi that day on the phone! And because I have diagnosed your mind as fuzzy [given your --(eg. letting Kibaki's stupid defensive letter go to Ocampo)-- refusal to appear in parliament and be intelligent, meanwhile letting the other two top police goons do so but lie horribly and contradict your official position] I think you can use some free advice on how to steel your nerves to deal with the british when they come for their pound of flesh from you! I don't want you having rubber knees, and forcing me in old age to tell the young boys of Subaland, a story equivalent to the one my police uncle sadly told me about his old commandant at Embakasi. It broke his heart to see a tough circumcised man trembling at an anonymous voice issueing from a cracking telephone line! Gichangi I am serious! So here we go. 1. IPCC [Independent Police Complaints Commission of the United Kingdom], by mouth of Deborah Glass [the deputy chair], only yesterday issued a scathing report on the competences of the top bosses of the Metropolitan Police and Scotland yard, in the aftermath of the News of the World [NoT] telephone hacking scandals, and their corrupt hiring of a former executive of that paper, Neil Wallis. This, should the Brits send agents from the yard or the met, gives you a chance to interject: an organisation of such disrepute, ridden with corruption, nepotism and incompetence, is in no position to call your bluff on competence! Let them go clean their house first! 2. The other secret organs of her majesty's government are in no better shape. They sexed-up the Iraq report allowing Tony Blair to have his war beside George Bush against Saddam. Sexed-up means they massively falsified documents, engaged in lies and subterfuge, brought their country to near civil discord [see the anti-war anti-Blair movement in Britain then]; and the controversial death of weapons expert Dr. Kay is still whispered as linked to them. [There are several inquiries about all these points you can freely quote from if you bother to research them]. This gives you the ammunition to ward off any pressure from british intelligence: they have a history of compiling fake reports, presenting them to their PM, and letting them be tabled in parliament for truth, and to rationalize and illegal war! Doing all these things to their own country, that kind of organization can not send representatives to Kenya to yell about un-investigated forgeries spoiling the name of their government! It gives you the moral superiority to just laugh in their faces, and show them the route to Masai Mara holiday lodge, or Koinange street, if young black butt is their kick! ============= One of your big problems, you life-long people from the military, is that you have not worked in a questioning, challenging environment. In the army you have a chain of command dishing out orders to be followed without intellectual rumination. But the world has become so complex, so thinking and highly informed, that one trained and formed in the rote chain of command of orders, can no longer assess multifaceted reality and act with convincing sense. In other words, you are a relic of the past, once a top predator yes, but now a simple museum piece. So in national interest I see the need to help out, and not have you reduce the whole intelligence apparatus to a museum piece. Surely, Major Gichangi, If the origins a document as the one in controversy is beyond Kenyan police, dare you think your name is not oxymoron? in the perfect greek sense! =========== Next problem sir? just put in on Jukwaa, Oloos crew will handle it! You know Oloo runs the best intelligence outfit in our part of the world, don't you?  |
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Post by jakaswanga on Dec 22, 2012 12:27:12 GMT 3
PLEASE GICHANGI, ROLE OF NATIONAL LAUGHINGS STOCK IS NOT YOUR BRIEF! Good Lord! I laughed more than I did when I listened to Chris Rock explaining why, with respect to Obama and Romney, white was black and black was white. Listen, he said. A polygamist cult member with uncountable kids who can not find his tax returns --may be he never had a job in his life, or maybe if he had, he always got paid under! That aint no white man! not in America! And the black man.. he has only one wife and two kids WHO LIVE WITH HIM! guy never divorced, no other girlfriend known, and guy is 50 and never had problems with the law, nor with internal revenue department? Common folks! aint no ni-g-a in America like that! That is fiction! There is a black guy in this race, but it sure aint Obama! {I laughed my pant drippy listening to Chris Rock on this} But the case of the devil who forced Uhuru Kenyatta to temporarily drop from his quest topped it!} And in the aftermath, another letter to Gichangi here!Dear Major Sir, I imagine this room. A group of you boys from the House of Mumbi are gathered to fix the future of Kenya to your designs for the foreseeable future. Gods you are then, guardians of mankind, kenyankind, shifting through the applicants to the office of PORK. Karua? you gods permit yourself some self-entertaining chuckles, using that word in Kikuyu whose translation in English would include 'street hooker'. Dismissed. Raila? under no circumstances must that fish-loving ''ki-huu" get it. Name circled in red. Uhuru Kenyatta? an uncertain shadow of fear passes through the room, you gods avoid each others eyes. 'He can bring us all down, this Kenyatta fella', a mean god tosses in to the room. 'But he wont listen. Let us make one last effort to bring common sense into the young man. To let Mudavadi get a shot at being the passing cloud!' [before the pendulum swings back!  ] And so it came to pass that the insider job went to the three gods Nick Wanjohi, Michael Gichangi, and Mwai Kibaki as chair, all to coerce the young man off his path to destruction, and national pariah state. And you Gichangi a key part of the evil trinity Uhuru would later refer to as the DEVIL.Now Major, you do not seem to major in anything other than comical foolhardiness. ---I saw the Daily Post splash your name too, though of course the DP is no oracle of Delphi in her heydays. But still, by other alternative sources of national, political analysis, you are in the thick of it. This Mudavadi hair-brained business which has made political satirists jobless the past week. You of course know you are nicknamed the submarine. Ordinarily this should be a fearful weapon, sneaking unseen on the enemy, unloading payday, and disappearing again without trace. But when submarines surface to engage in cannon fights like frigates and patrol boats! then it is the analogy of the frog caught jumping in broad daylight across the road. A lost game. A bungled operation. (Not that a serial bungler would notice). It seems of long ago the torpedo called MudaVD was launched to sink MV Uhuruto on its ill-fated voyage to Ikulu harbour, and double up as enough payload to sink Raila's MV ODM too. Fake dummy torpedo. No charge, no direction, no will. Captured and turned. Actually a boomerang in disguise. A neat picture therefore. Three or so men sitting at State-House Nairobi to determine the future of Kenya with her 40+ million, and rising, citizens. Every ruling group their illusions I say. Before they disintegrate. Every adolescent peer group their period of testoronic wildness, before maturity sets in. Are we to take it seriously, that on that fateful day the Devil called upon Mr. Kenyatta ---(or Mr. Johnstone Kamau jnr. as a Jukwaaist refers to him), you, Kibaki and Wanjohi imagined to fix the race in one day of work? That in a last-ditch attempt you went all out to remove UK from the ticket, replace him with Musalia, citing the ICC indictment, yet letting Ruto be!If the head of a country's primary intelligence organisation involves himself in such a farce, surely national security is a joke. No wonder police are massacred in Baigoi Samburu, Grenades toss around Eastleigh, and Tana is wild West.Man man man! you know now Mr. Johnstone jnr. will be paranoid, and rightly so, watching his food and drink, lest THE DEVIL, now desperate and out of real options, spice his favourites with man-slaying poison. He possibly can not assume the devil will let events take their course! Can he? As chief of intelligence of a country trying to heal and find her feet after the last mismanaged transition, you should have held aloof from court intrigues of fixing the succession. This is easier said than done, but given the last fiasco called PEV wrought upon the nation by failed intrigues of the same elite, in which half a million Gikuyus fled their homes, larger GIKUYU INTERESTS themselves could have wisened you up and stayed your hand. If you had bothered to consult your senses. But as it is, you still do not believe in free and fair elections! And right there is your tragedy, the tragedy of all men who have privatised state power, and are minded to stay in control of it! You do not work for Kenya. Though she pays you and has been good to you. This is how it comes that you only reap contempt from folks such as I. Though from the papers you can see how much of a great entertainment you have accorded the nation. Best laughs ever. Even the most seasoned cynics are cracked. Yours truly has failed to generate any anger in his heart, just peel after peel of laughter. -- (My sister told me not to joke with Agwambo the genius as I often do. Because Mudavadi has been his weapon all along. He just released him to go and scuttle the enemy, and look how rattled they are! Now Ababu and Gumo are on message to go and offer the humiliated Musalia a soft landing in CORD! Agwambo [glow=red,2,300]bor nyathiwa, wek tugo go[/glow]!) I can't help laughing my ribs broke! ..... I am aware from wikileaks you briefed the Americans you had forewarned of hell from the Rift Valley 2007, but you were overruled. Perhaps the self-righteous big-brained professor was not going to listen to some once low soldier patronised up! He was seeing in you merely the inheritor to a cult of torture and abuse which was the Kenyan special branch under KANU, exempted from thinking and processing the information gathered. --Yes it is an edgy relationship everywhere. Between academics in power and the army men of rule. I was ready to think, Gichangi, that your organisation, a bit improved from the aforementioned days, had collected political data, and knew UK had ascended to considerable popularity in the MK region, and there was a new swing to his political stride, even nationally, which would need a very careful diffusion. And therefore as far as the Mount Kenya grassroots would be concerned, easing out Uhuru would antagonise a significant portion of gikuyu emotion. And I actually think it is this groundswell of feeling in the MK region which has left you and your State House co-conspirators, naked-butted in public. The devil that resides in State House has now become folklore stuff. Uhuru was intimidated enough to apparently acquiesce to a freezing of his run, but his backyard not so. They marched him back to the top of the ticket willy-nilly, and now we have the public spectacle of a Gikuyu Muthamaki using the word Devil to describe other equally powerful gikuyus!Perhaps we have to go back in time to the days of Mau-Mau to find equivalent bad blood between brothers. Perhaps we have to read the River Between again, to have an idea of the cultural crisis and political turmoil unfolding in the House of Mumbi as Kibaki fades and IC-Court case looms.Look at yourself Major. Your dismal self Gichangi. Under your tenure as NSIS chief, an election was rigged. PEV. Then your boys busted the government printer and changed words in the draft of the new Constitution, a heinous act of treason. . And the comedy of your inability to differentiate a fake ksh. 1000 from a counterfeit one --forged British embassy letter!
Now again you are in the thick of evil. It isn't that you are incompetent. A quick trip to the wards of Kenyatta National Hospital will remind just how incompetent highly educated Kenyans can be in their specialisations, including administration. So I would let it pass and not be that hot on your proven incompetence's. But I find it more than worrisome that you do not seem to have the slightest idea about the consequences of incompetence at the office of the directorate of national intelligence.
You are busy playing tribal games whilst Kenyan troops are in Somali, there is a civil war in Tana, the chain of command between the army in Garissa and DOD is broken, police infantry men in combat zones are threatening their superiors, and no ministry is really at work, since the bosses are on the political trail.
Then I would be glad to know a top security decision making team had after many thinking sessions come up with a careful draft to arrest the situation.
But nay, the security apparatus and her top bosses are in conclave plotting to replace Uhuru Kenyatta with Mudavadi, and pour money to defeat Raila maybe! And then NSIS director Gichangi hits the roof because Mudavadi switched his phone off, and can no longer be intercepted! Haiya! mama Yawa!
So long Major. I will be back! |
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Post by kamalet on Dec 23, 2012 11:22:46 GMT 3
Jakaswanga
Are you surely not stuck with the NSIS that was never led by Kanyotu? You remember that political outfit that had offices at the basements of Nyayo house? That was the political NSIS I think you are taking about. My view of the Gichangi NSIS is that it is more security conscious than politically involved the way you suggest it. From what I gather, the service is a lot mores ignored than listened to when it makes its reports which might explain a lot of things that seem to go wrong!
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Post by b6k on Dec 25, 2012 3:07:49 GMT 3
Jakaswanga, this is an interesting blast from the past. The good thing about getting to read a post the second time around is that inconsistencies that one may have overlooked the first time around become glaringly obvious.
Take this curious statement you made back in March 31st, 2012:
"It is from this information that it becomes clear how, for
instance, though the official log-book registers no activity, ammo and
uniforms left a certain state/safe-house in a certain area of the country.
And it is from this information from the NSIS that I surmise serial
numbers of some of those guns have been matched to bullets retrieved
from certain bodies. And those guns traced to where they should have
been, but which officially they never left."
Now I don't know how I missed that the first time around but could you kindly care to elaborate on which weapon on the face of the planet leaves it's serial number on a bullet fired from it? The availability of such a weapon would make the forensic investigations carried out by the CSI's of this world a walk in the park.....
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Post by OtishOtish on Dec 25, 2012 4:54:07 GMT 3
Jakaswanga, this is an interesting blast from the past. The good thing about getting to read a post the second time around is that inconsistencies that one may have overlooked the first time around become glaringly obvious. Take this curious statement you made back in March 31st, 2012: "It is from this information that it becomes clear how, for instance, though the official log-book registers no activity, ammo and uniforms left a certain state/safe-house in a certain area of the country. And it is from this information from the NSIS that I surmise serial numbers of some of those guns have been matched to bullets retrieved from certain bodies. And those guns traced to where they should have been, but which officially they never left." Now I don't know how I missed that the first time around but could you kindly care to elaborate on which weapon on the face of the planet leaves it's serial number on a bullet fired from it? The availability of such a weapon would make the forensic investigations carried out by the CSI's of this world a walk in the park..... Re-read carefully what the man wrote and what it means. Let me help: (a) Bullets can be matched to guns, due to the unique characteristics in the grooves of guns. So one can test bullets allegedy fired by law-enforcement types against "official" guns in the area-offices. (b) Guns used by law enforcement have unique serial numbers. (c) By a process known as "elementary deduction": if (a) yields a match, then combine with (b) to get from a bullet to a serial number of a gun. To that add the fact that law-enforcement types are supposed to sign out weapons, specifying serial numbers etc. ... this being the essence of the other bits of what Jakaswanga wrote. Any questions? |
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Post by b6k on Dec 26, 2012 5:36:54 GMT 3
Otishotish, alas ballistics fingerprinting/signature which you now bring up & what Jakaswanga wrote about (gun serial numbers being found on bullets inside bodies no less!) are two different things.
Do gun manufacturers, gun shops, & cop shop armories keep track of gun serial numbers? Absolutely! Do they also keep records of the ballistics signature of every weapon they make, sell, or store in their armory? Hell no!
I say again, & read my lips: what Jakaswanga purports to be a fact (gun serial numbers can be found on bullets in bodies) can only happen in the realms of fiction. QED....
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Post by kamalet on Dec 26, 2012 8:35:32 GMT 3
If it is of any help, in order to make the match alleged by Otishotish the gun from which the bullet was fired must be found so that its unique signature can be matched to the bullet recovered from the body. I believe that is the point that B6k is making
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Post by jakaswanga on Dec 26, 2012 12:28:28 GMT 3
Otishotish, alas ballistics fingerprinting/signature which you now bring up & what Jakaswanga wrote about (gun serial numbers being found on bullets inside bodies no less!) are two different things. Do gun manufacturers, gun shops, & cop shop armories keep track of gun serial numbers? Absolutely! Do they also keep records of the ballistics signature of every weapon they make, sell, or store in their armory? Hell no! I say again, & read my lips: what Jakaswanga purports to be a fact (gun serial numbers can be found on bullets in bodies) can only happen in the realms of fiction. QED.... How did I miss this fireball?! Definitely eating kuku and over-indulging in the usual before passage into the era of total abstention as alluded earlier. Now, learned friend b6k, keep your wits around you ;D. Even if it is the wrong time of the year to demand this! This is elementary ballistics and you know it. It is the bullet which is matched to a gun. The bullet, rushing through the barrel at high velocity, is fingerprinted, in the sense that every gun-barrel is specifically grooved in unique pattern --like car-tyres [which is why tyres-marks from the scene of a crime can be cloned and re-traced to manufacturer, sales batch-number, and tied to first new-car fitted] and first owner. Every official gun is serialised. Two bullets from the same gun will show identical ballistic fingerprints. The matching is usually done after a control firing. No, gun serial numbers can not be found on bullets [Ha ha ha! you funny man] but the tell-tale ballistic fingerprint of the barrel will be edged on the bullet. Elementary deduction as Otishotish said. Even the first James Hadley Chase featuring a washed up detective in some run-down American village contains enough inferred ballistics to sort this one out for you! What you should ask me is how the FBI/CIA obtained the control bullets. So that it could be proved these SAME guns had left the official armoury, and been fired in the field! You owe a cup of mango juice fella! if that is too cheap for you, then my choice at Ranalo! ;D |
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Post by jakaswanga on Dec 26, 2012 12:35:28 GMT 3
If it is of any help, in order to make the match alleged by Otishotish the gun from which the bullet was fired must be found so that its unique signature can be matched to the bullet recovered from the body. I believe that is the point that B6k is making Or the gun signature already exists somewhere in a large database. And the bullet from the field with its ballistic fingerprints is then ran through the system to see what comes up. Then the history of the gun traced. Official guns have lots of paper work trail. That is why the CIA herself arms her insurgents with weapons from pirate factories which do not serial-number guns! The Congo is awash with guns from 'nowhere'! North Korea, Pakistan, Israel, China are rumoured to be the greatest gun pirates! |
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Post by b6k on Dec 27, 2012 6:22:44 GMT 3
If it is of any help, in order to make the match alleged by Otishotish the gun from which the bullet was fired must be found so that its unique signature can be matched to the bullet recovered from the body. I believe that is the point that B6k is making Kamale, you're absolutely spot on! |
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Post by b6k on Dec 27, 2012 6:36:26 GMT 3
Jakaswanga, my advice to you would simply be say what you mean to say not what you hope your readers will deduce or infer in what you say. I need no excuse to buy you a drink, mango juice or otherwise just say when & where ;-)
As to the "large database" of ballistics signatures of guns that you hope exists somewhere, it just isn't there. That would be TMI (too much information) for all the authorities around the world to store. It's a bit like arguing that all humans should have their DNA samples recorded at birth in anticipation of some crime they may commit in the future. Just like humans, what happens for guns in the real world is evidence is collected at the scene of crime (bullets & their casings for guns; fingerprints & DNA samples for people) AFTER the crime is committed. In short investigations are carried out only on the rogue element not the entire population....
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, then his [Gichangi's] retirement will be eminent if not immidiate. It is lonely at the top! Very lonely these days. And a cornered rat fretting about in broad daylight will find some hole to dissappear in.
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