I don't care about RAO and UK especially in this thread. I care about law and decent behavior.

Someone hacked emails.Someone is supposed to go to jail for that. Someone was used someone, and is regretting why?

My warning was more to bloggers than opinioneted people like magigi. Be very careful. The world has changed and you unfortunately can't see it.

I've been blogging for over 12 years. So this is like a history lesson to me. Be careful what you post online. It will come back to bite you. And the people who bite will be your friends. Opinions are ok. But being paid for opinions is dangerous.

Watch this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHQ_aTjXObs

Apply it to your life especially as a blogger, a twitterer.

I'm writing an article for Forbes about this, ask me for the link when it's live.

By the way, search for Uhurus budget online. You will see that some of your heros on twitter are fake.

Disclaimer: It could be fake.

Soon you will see RAO's budget online.

To answer you question.

I support none. You are being used by both. Just that one has been caught earlier than the other one.

I want the crying president. She was very pretty.

In the meantime, listen to good music from the best

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgzGwKwLmgM

Best case.....Puruwanja la mihadarati, were the journalists arrested?

Great Taz

At least we agree to agree or to disagree. My worry is for those bloggers in Kenya who will be used to support a particular cause. They are actually in political party's budgets. If you believe the recent online posts.

When you are paid, you had better be believing what you are told. Otherwise you are in trouble.

You have no idea how many times I've been asked to push a particular agenda online. Some of the guys are here on Wazua. As a Kenyan the temptation is big.

But you have to think hard.

Opinions should never ever be regulated on a forum like wazua. But paid mf's should be stopped. That is the onus on Wazua admins. They know who's been paid and who's expressing an opinion.

I will give you a few links to follow online

http://jukwaa.proboards....;thread=6742&page=1

http://kenya.rcbowen.com...mp;t=22612&start=25

I have more, just don't want the cops in my living room.

This is not an issue about a journalist hacking into emails. Actually that is fair game. As everyone needs to be on the straight and narrow. You want journalists to do another mihadarati story.

This is a case where someone is being investigated for threatening witnesses with dire consequences in their lives if they "lie". Listen to his audio. Was he set up? Probably.

In Kenya, that is a crime. In the ICC, the fellow is in trouble. For you?

Have your opinions and stick by them. Shout them out online if you have to. No one should stop you from having opinions.

But when you go into the dark side. Giving out the names of witnesses, giving out state documents. You had better be ready to answer the questions that come to you. Who paid you? Where are you in your time of need?

RAO, Uk, or whoever. Don't fall for easy money. You will end up shot like Mungiki guys.

mm

You have no idea what the web has become lately. Just google on Uber cookies and how they are such a nuisance, and it doesn't stop there...

Nothing like anonymous if you have a google account, a smartphone that syncs and frequent smartblogs (remembers you automatically). You are much more anonymous walking in broad daylight in the middle of a traffic free Kenyatta avenue in town than surfing the web "anonymously".

Nothing should be smart in your life if you value privacy