That's how we do it! Talk of impunity or whatever but so long as the bandits aren't changing WE can't change our style.

that section/squad was just frustrated they know very well they can't faceoff with those young boys up there with all their training.

I missed it but just seen clip.thanks for posting it.

Did i hear one say.'peleka diplomacy israel"'

Even that Turkana man is a rock. An ordinary nairobian would'nt survive a thrash from those guys.
ouch! the nyahunyos on bare skin woi.



I once read that rustling is a traditional thing,a sort of rite of passage.
It takes a lion hunt for masai moran to prove his bravery and get a wife.

Among the turkanas,a successful cattle raid gurantees you an instant bride.
I stand to be corrected though.

You don't see anything wrong with whipping the young man's 'tools'? That Maina guy was not just whipping the behind, he was whipping the tools!

@2:44, you hear them say bado hajatoa kinyesi. Imagine being whipped to that point!

I'd rather be shot dead than receive such a beating!!

This Turkana incident, the incident highlighted on KTN where a witness to a killing was forced to eat his dead friend's brains, and the whole series of police/government brutality, is a clear indication that Kenya is not what the workaday person thinks it is.

Slim possible, TPF, Mali, Bulls eye, . . .

Political speeches, hymns on development, . . .

Support for so and so . . .

All these are masks we don, roles we play, circuses we watch and attend, anaesthesias we imbibe to while our otherwise very painful existences away.

Meanwhile, let us be polite and docile and very fearful . . . I am presently hurdled in a corner, very afraid for my balls.