Name less
Man you have a very illussional mind up there. Right now you seem to have left
me 5 miles in common sense. Can you kindly start by defining your problem, for
the many postings and self declamations you have made so far you seem not to
have a clue of what is Kenya's problem. Because to say it is Mwai Kibaki, it is
too childish and from a non critical thinker.
EM
Toronto
The Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
Groupe de communication Mulindwas
"avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans l'anarchie"
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From: Africare- NewPublications
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Cc: Abuja Nigeria ; Africare Publications ; Africa-oped ; Afrocentrik ; Voice
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Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 8:01 AM
Subject: Re: [Mwananchi] Re: BBC gets it wrong on Kalonzo
Kalonjo became irrelevant to Kenyans who want change from the first day he
broke away from ODM and formed ODM-K.
Were Kenyans counting on him in this tussles? Absolutely not!! Therefore,
whatever Kalonjo does cannot affect the tussle to see democracy in the country,
after all Kenyans made it clear in their votes that Kalonjo does not count!
What is going to be important is for wananchi, beside continuous protests, to
reject paying taxes to the illegal government of Kibaki. Once wananchi refused
to pay taxes to the illegal government of Kibaki, then watch as Kibaki won't be
able to govern Kenya. He won't have the money to pay the police, army,
government civil servants et el. He won't be able to finance anything in the
country.
What Africans have always failed to do is hit fools like Kibaki where it
hurts! Now watch as this idea take roots.
Refuse to paye taxes to this illegal goverment of Kibaki! That is our advice
to wananchi!!
ARJP Management
Mulindwa Edward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chifu Wa Malindi
Political decisions are never curved in stones, even in United States I
have seen Senators crossing from one side to another. Start to follow your own
politics in United States then you will understand where Kalonzo is coming
from. By the way what happened to those attacking me when I stated that Kilonzo
will move to Kibaki's side. Interesting how they manage to find large stones to
hide under this fast.
Now watch how Raila Odinga's MPs cross the isle. You will be very surprised.
EM
Toronto
The Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
Groupe de communication Mulindwas
"avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans l'anarchie"
----- Original Message -----
From: Chifu
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 11:42 PM
Subject: [Mwananchi] Re: BBC gets it wrong on Kalonzo
Ndugu Ben
I would like to make with you all what Kalonzo bad mouthed Kibaki to
wananchi. Kweli politics has strange bed fellows. As my fellow Africans
join this now well spread out forum I would like to ask as to what
point when shifts goal post to suit his personal agenda (read Kalonzo).
So let us rewind ourself on Kalonzo and his take on Kibaki (a leopard
never changes it spots)...
I will start from the first from Kalonzo's website and that tells you
that all along he was playing games with ODM Kenya...read on..
I will join hands with Kibaki so long I am the running mate..
http://www.kalonzofoundation.org/
**********
On another one...
Kalonzo then as a foreign minister talking about Zimbabwe and acting as
if he is a saint....
From The Times (UK), 14 February
Zimbabwe exclusion must not be lifted says Kenya
By Richard Beeston, Diplomatic Editor
Kenya broke ranks with other leading African members of the
Commonwealth yesterday when it insisted that Zimbabwe should remain
suspended from the organisation for the rest of this year. In a
pointed criticism of the failure of African states to conduct free and
fair elections, Kalonzo Musyoka, the Kenyan Foreign Minister, urged
fellow Africans to follow his own country's "velvet revolution".
Speaking in London, where he met Jack Straw, the Foreign Secretary, he
said that Kenya had peacefully changed government in December's
election without "a single bullet" being fired. "We do not want to
issue moral edicts against any of our African brothers but, quite
frankly, Kenya can speak with a little bit of authority on the crucial
matter of democratisation in the continent," he said. "We would want
our African friends to emulate our example in terms of democratic
practice. That is what we would be able to tell our brothers in
Zimbabwe."
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Kalonzo the true doublespeak as he is...
The Guardian, London
Kenya clamps down on media freedom
· Masked police raid paper and shut down TV station
· Journalists held as US condemns 'thuggery'
Jeevan Vasagar in Nairobi
Friday March 3, 2006
The Guardian
Armed police officers wearing masks shut down a Kenyan television
station, disabled a printing press and made a public bonfire out of
thousands of copies of a pro-opposition newspaper yesterday after a
dispute over a story about the president, Mwai Kibaki.
Police carrying AK-47 rifles seized computers, cut power cables and
beat up security guards during midnight raids on the joint
headquarters of the Standard, Kenya's oldest newspaper; KTN, a
private TV station; and the newspaper's printing press. The raids
followed the arrest of three Standard journalists over a story in
Saturday's paper which claimed Mr Kibaki had secretly met an
opposition leader.
It is the first time a Kenyan government has shut down a major media
company and drew a stunned response from journalists used to
operating in a relatively liberal environment. "We believe this is a
direct and blatant attempt to undermine the freedom of the press in
this country, that is guaranteed by the constitution," said Tom
Mshindi, the chief executive officer of the Standard Group. "It is
also intended to paralyse our business."
According to media reports yesterday, the police were members of an
elite rapid response unit called the Kanga squad, intended to fight
carjackers and bank robbers. They targeted the Nairobi offices shared
by the Standard and KTN, who have the same parent company, partly
owned by the family of former president Daniel arap Moi.
The story which triggered the dispute claimed that Mr Kibaki had held
a secret meeting with opposition leader Kalonzo Musyoka to discuss
how the former minister could rejoin the government. Both sides have
denied this.
Three journalists - the weekend managing editor, Chacha Mwita; the
weekend news editor, Dennis Onyango; and reporter Ayub Savula - were
detained on Tuesday and questioned in connection with the report.
They remain in police custody.
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