A prophet never gives up!

Huyu alikuwa anachuna chai na kahawa kule Roiro!

sad sad sad day for kenya

Explain why its a bad day for Kenya!

Mwangi has every right to choose what pleases him. These reactions of it either being a sad day, or that Mwangi is a coward, are just the perfect example that we are a lost people, and all this talk is a 'babel'. Why? How can a responsible citizen expect to be always represented by someone else? Now we expect Mwangi to 'keep the government on it's toes' for us! We expect Mwangi to be the 'Messiah' and hate him if he chooses to drop out of the 'race'. To be like 'Che'.

This means we are the 'living dead' who need to wait for a 'Messiah'. To wake them to life.

Poor souls. Who is Martin Luther? Who is Jesus?

Where is Jesus? Where is Luther? Or Ghadaffi?

You can only live for your self, but do you even know yourself? Knowing your self is what seperates you from a quail. It is the 'power of God' that rules over the Universe. And how can such knowledge be acquired vicariously?

Why is corruption strangling us? Why are we not 'eating'? Why do we want to blame devolution woes on the governors? The answer is because you don't know your self. That's why, you have no vision. You don't know what to do with your infrastructure, your constitution, your institutions. And all you can do is blame, blame, blame.

And look up on the sky and wait for the Messiah to come on Airforce one.

One may, or may not like his tactics.

But that's not the point.

The main concern is, why frighten him!

BM had said kitambo that he will do one more. He could have been funded yes, but were the issues he was raising relevant? Do they affect us? At least he did something. He did what he thought would work. But it did not work. He tried. Have we done anything ourselves? He realized his wife and children were always scared whether he will get back home, and thus he decided to quit. That is ok, many of us would do the same for our families. Wont we? I don't agree with him in all accounts, I don't like his abusive language that even gets personal many times, but I would love to see a democratic society that gives him his space to chose what he likes and what he doesn't unless it doesn't break other people's right. During the last protest, many people here said he should stop disrupting other people's business by stopping the protests. He has now decided to stop. Good. I thought we should now be happy. He now says that he will try to mobilize people through the vote. Let him try it. That is fine. At least he is trying something. If only we all did something about bad leadership.

But we are generally hypocritical. We complain when others win tenders, but a few posts later we brag "we are better beneficiaries of this govt than others coz at least we got a tender". We shout how bad out governors are bad they are just eating, but we later on come and brag the way we bribed our out of a situation. Let those who are ready to shout themselves that there is corruption shout, at least we shall have a topic to discuss in Wazua. Its democracy. He is not a hero. Neither is he a coward. He is just enjoying fruits of democracy but airing his voice out and stopping when he wants. Just like we are enjoying ours by typing our hapiness, frustrations, imaginations, dreams. jokes, ideas etc well, until @Admin stops it

Mwangi will be vindicated when it all blows up again in the Rift... and this time round it wont be 'Kenya is burning'... It will just be the Rift... nothing but the Rift, two distinct and clear boundaries.
There shall be no railways being uprooted, no WaBara being evicted, no Kenyans running to Uganda.

It will just be at the Rift. just the Rift!!!!

I pray it never happens. But I am not stupid. We are not helping much to solve the problem. We are burying the problem, hoping to do more patch work 'if' it ever reoccurs again.

Sad but true...