@kusadikika

I feel you... you forgot the dam money in ministry of water scandal and the IDPs money... and now they are going to sit and use our money to amend the constitution to suit them!!!! I totally totally feel you! Its absolutely sick.

My freind Kusandikika; Have you ever travelled to eastlands and see those Somalis everywhere from Somalia, Have you ever seen the tribulations of refugees in Dadaab refugee camps and Kakuma refugee camps? Have you ever seen homeless and malnourished children staying overnight in the cold? Ever travelled to South Sudan, DR Congo, or Somalia or Serbia, Abania, Yugoslavia etc. Man, I have been to all those places and I tell what you are asking for is death!. THERE IS NO REVOLUTION WITHOUT SHEDDING BLOOD (Read stuff by Malcom X)If there has been one it must be one in a million. Its better to have thieves in government ( I am not one of them) than be ruled by a man in boots. It is so sickening. Can you imagine what the police in Kenya would do if they took control? Are the army people any better? Think again brother...

@ magigi. Spot on.
The citizens can use their 'gun' to kick all these big mouthed MPigs out.

chances are this army guy will turn into another 'abacha' ama mobutu

...Kusandikika
Do you have little angels whom you care about? If so, withdraw some of those statements. It is true, our gava is rotten through and through...A revolution is not the best thing. I have just finsished reading, The Autobiography of Malcom X... a guy who preached violence and the power of using force. He never achieved much. He died by the gun that he had always thought to be his saviour. And infact the very person he adored so much Elijah Maohammed, was behind his death. Nothing good ever comes out of VIOLENCE and MILITANCY!!! Probably I would recommend the opposite - non vilonce (read stuff by Dr Martin L King)... and read the Bible too....

Kusadikika

Take a good look in the mirror.
As Michael Jackson would say: If you wanna make the world (Kenya) a better place take a look at yourself and make that change.

Where were you between 1 August 1982 and 31 August 1982. Talk to somebody who was in Nairobi then.

Magigi, I rarely agree with anything you post but I must say this: Hear, Hear.

....@FUNDAH...ok, for what you almost did,i propose no guns
...live by the gun,die by the gun.
....it is also important to focus on the positives sometimes; otherwise you re-direct all your useful energies to the wall!

Am not advocating for war or anything close to that but as i said, i do understand where @kusadikika is coming from because i have also come to that point at one time or another, but leaders like Kagame dont walk up to statehouse wearing long sidelocks holding a bible on one hand and a Crook. We need a true reformer who doesnt need to suck up these goons. it is a risk for whoever has the guts to do that, but we need someone to take that risk. As someone said, its true corruption started from the day kenya was born or earlier and no one could talk of it. now we can talk about it openly and bash the ones doing it, and if you were there in 2002 and felt the hostility kenyan's had to get moi out, then you will admit that its a matter of time till we get near that point....... again.

While the rule of the gun is not the best option, we honestly need more than just another election!

Awuuuwu..Kusadikika et all you guys miss the point by several galaxies!

A military junta is rarely a panacea, and it is not our leaders who are the problem. It is we KENYANS, SISI! More specifically, our attitudes!

Because we Kenyans became such a happy lot that we lost our sense of being wronged as Kenyans a long time ago, we lost our sense of being short-changed as Kenyans a long time ago, we lost our sense of being outraged as Kenyans on theft of public funds a long time ago.

Only now are we starting to re-discover anger, to get annoyed, to refuse to go on with a business-as-usual attitude. All along our leaders knew they could plunder, rape and kill with impunity and get away with it. And did all this they they faithfully did. So they killed in '92, '97, 2002, 2007/8 and of course will get away with it. And they stole lots of public cash, never mind the huge anti-corruption juggernaut we have consisting of over 10 major graft-fighting agencies like KACC,EMU,CID,etc.

Our response to all this was, at best muted, at worst conniving and indifferent as we lchose to look the other way. But we should have been outraged and taken to the streets, demanding convictions, making it clear from 1993 that we will not tolerate pogroms. Neither Goldenberg, Anglo-leasing, graves, etc. Our silence gave them consent, the impetus, the confidence to go on to the next cash cow and the next pogrom.

Our meekness, our docility is our Archille's heel. It is what is killing us.

Take petrol for instance, just the other day it was retailing at 65/= per litre rising to 110/= per litre within a very short time and driving up prices of everything. Citizens' response to this exploitation by oil companies: almost NIL
Yet in countries such as India and Nigeria a 2-shilling rise, even when justified, has the potential of bringing down an entire govt.

So then Kusadikika am relieved at your new-found sense of anger and outrage! Am happy you are angry, you feel short-changed, you feel wronged and a deep sense of injusticies committed.

Let us go on bringing out the scandals and if I bring one out plse support me to the hilt and let me not suffer alone as did Gerald Munyankei (Goldenberg whistleblower) as indeed I will not also not let you. And using all forums, lets keep agitating for prosecution/ punishment for all criminal elements, and those harming mother Kenya irrespective of their position in our political hierarchy.

But we are calm, collected and sober people who will not let this anger be channeled wrongly. Its really a battle of the mind, a battle to banish the wrong selfish individualistic mindset.
What we need is an evolution of attitudes in the citizenry's mind, and this will bring a revolution and new paradigm shift in the way we run our country.

Intelligentsia, r u mutahi ngunyi or a disciple?Ur post is very 'ngunyiish'.nyc stuff though.Someone once asked, is it bad leadership that gives us a bad society or a bad society that gives us bad leadership?...My guess is the latter.We're so wicked that if we were to start being angry as the ngunyist above argues, we'd start with ourselves!