@Vitu

I deduced this from your post which I guess mirrors your line of thought.

Found the general drift in your posts quite antagonistic towards some communities. I stand to be corrected though.

For me its only an issue when we target communities,as I couldnt care less when barbs are targeted at politicians though even in this case one is expected to remain level headed and exercise some bit of fairness.

@General

Tough one.

Too early dont even know the choices.

Out of those that are rumoured to be interested in the Job not quite sure any impresses me.

May be a straight chap will offer him/herself when the time comes.

I could even vote for you if you were to strike me as the right guy for the job.

I like Poghisio though.





Things arent always the way they look like

@Kishindo

Quite laughable. Might you be trying to project your perspective to fit into me.

Only me can speak for myself,and if I thought the right chap for the job is one Kalonzo nothing would stop me from saying exactly that.

I have my own reservations about the suitability of Kalonzo. Such reservations are based on his errors of ommission which is a lesser evil compared to fellows whose errors I consider to be of commission e.g actively inciting Kenyans to butcher one another and generally wreck everything including self sabotage.

Back to the issue

Mau should be saved. On that all are agreed. The modus operandi is where guys seem to differ.

I might wish to ask you to review Railas stand on the subject since 2005.

Changing goal posts and 180 degree change of course.

Tell me another.





Things arent always the way they look like

And this is why I route for a Presidential system with maximum power and with authority like Michuki.RV mpigs will never dare him/her with cheap and useless threats of no-confident vote.

Rao is not evicting people from Mau;its the government;and the goverment include (among others) the useless mpigs called ministers.Rao simply directs what the pigs have passed.


The Hague...or Local Triburnal ama TJRC.

I'm yet to hear or read of anything positive Kalonzo has ever done. He's an opportunist to me and utterly selfish. I would welcome any info on his achievements though.

I can not have any issue with you for expressing your disatisfaction with any individual leader.

The only thing then would be - Maybe we can have a civilised debate on the veracity of your accusations, but in principle I will respect your right as a tax payer to disagree with any public office holder.

However it is not the same when you characterise communities in a disdainful manner.