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Not Kihika deleting her church inspection tweet 😂😂😂😂 watu wa Nakuru wako cooked mbaya 🤣
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Pochettino in-charge of Man Utd against Liverpool at Anfield?
We're running this back.
What a game this was. 😀❤️
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Genuine unity in politics must be based on a common IDEOLOGY, a common vision and a LIBERATION philosophy.
These ideals are not slogans or chants.
If a purported unity is not based on ideology, it isn’t a genuine political unity aimed at liberation and transformation.
A purported unity solely intended to gain power or replace a politician isn’t a panacea for transformation. It’s a pursuit for glory and self-aggrandizement.
I agree with Martha Karua for the first time: Kasongo isn’t just about @WilliamsRuto.
Kasongo represents the culture of impunity—the system of inequities, rapacious greed, plunder, murder, torture, abductions, abuse of power, tribalism, cronyism, inequality, and other barbaric acts.
Where I disagree with Karua is her hypocrisy and misdiagnosis of the solutions to the structural problems. While she prefers working with other merchants of impunity like Fred Matiang’i, I am for a complete overhaul of both the system and everyone who has fortified it—including her.
I am calling for a revolution. Not reforms which have failed for 63 years because they entail merely adding costs of paint on a structurally defective and failed neocolonial system.
Telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
#SocialismIsTheSolution
#RevolutionNow
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Ndo ujue the plan was to always keep us poor, they crippled all industries from cotton to sugar and replaced them with banks because the business of loans was more lucrative. The characters responsible are on both sides, choose wisely.
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They’re very much aware of this fact . As nation, were drastically developing intellectually and it’s only a matter of time their propaganda stops working completely
Pushing American propaganda on Kenyan youth will not be an easy task
Kenya is not South Africa
youtu.be/5ZHYfli2Y5U?si=kL16…
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❤️ Michael Carrick’s letter to Manchester United fans.
“Dear United fans,
I've had the immense privilege of leading Manchester United, the football club that I love.
There are very few who get to live that and feel it, and for that I'm incredibly grateful.
With that comes huge responsibility, and to be at Manchester United, you need to understand exactly what that means.
It's different to anywhere else.
Ultimately, you need to push to be the best, but there is a culture, there are values and there are behaviours that you have to live by and respect, which have been built over a long period of time.
It's a football club that is unique, with substance and history that cannot be ignored.
This is what inspired me every single day.
I want to say a big thank you to the supporters. I must say, you are a special, rare breed.
We've had some great times this year and moments we'll all remember. The best thing about being in my position was seeing so many of you lose yourselves in the emotion of those moments, leaving the stadium desperate to come back again next time.
I just wanted to give you something back.
That love never dies.
I know we've not had the results lately, but you've shown me nothing but love and support in times when the easiest thing, and what most end up doing, would be to turn the other way.
That means more than a win or two.
That's what makes you who you are.
That's why I fell in love with this club all those years ago.
A special thank you to my coaching staff. You gave me everything you had, every single day, and I couldn't have asked for any more. I'm incredibly grateful for your loyalty, hard work and support throughout.
To all the staff behind the scenes, thank you for everything you do for this football club. So much of your work goes unseen, but it never goes unappreciated.
And to the players, thank you for your efforts and the moments we've shared. I wish you all the very best for what's ahead.
I want nothing but success for Manchester United. This club has been such a big part of my life and that will never change. I'll always be proud to have played my part and I'll always want the very best for it.
I'll be right there with you from now on, watching from the sidelines, cheering the lads on”.
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FACTS: The Bill Gates Foundation, SOROS, Ford, & Rockefeller group of foundations, as WEF, CFR, & CHATHAM fronts, benefited more than any other Kenyan from the June 25th Maandamano.
Wake the F up, Kenyans.
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🚨 Manchester United have appointed their new manager: Mauricio Pochettino. Done deal.
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Political hardliners who keep shouting, “If it is not our candidate, then heri Ruto,” are doing far more damage to the opposition than they realise. They are practically campaigning for Ruto’s re-election without admitting it.
These hardliners are everywhere, from social media to political rallies and conversations on the ground. I am beginning to suspect that some of this noise could be part of Ruto’s wider political strategy.
You may never see Ruto and his state machinery openly buying politicians the way an ordinary Kenyan buys mtura by the roadside. Politics is not always that obvious.
Sometimes the most cunning and dangerous political tricks involve getting people inside the opposing camp to fight each other, issue ultimatums and convince their own supporters that voting for Ruto is better than supporting another opposition candidate.
By the time people realise what is happening, Ruto could be comfortably walking into another term, helped by the very people who claim they want him out.
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With every election season that comes around Kenya is offered a fresh cast of characters, several new slogans and a plethora of elaborate promises.
We are told to look at every other second thing but the most critical bit. Rarely if ever are we asked to examine the machinery underneath right where our problem lies.
Kenya's crisis ( and confidently speaking)is not simply that we have had bad presidents. It is that we have built a political economy in which public office can become a gateway to private wealth; in which access to the State can be converted into economic advantage; in which public institutions can be captured, weakened or redirected to serve interests other than those of the Republic.
Ours is the problem of state capture.
state capture (noun)
the fact of somebody using their personal or professional status in order to influence political decisions to their advantage
(Oxford Learner's dictionary)
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Exactly. They’ve mastered regional arithmetic, yet zero math on fixing our debt or stopping looting. When the only manifesto is 'Ruto Must Go,' the morning after is guaranteed to be a rude awakening for ordinary Kenyans.
The negotiations are already concerned with who gets the presidential ticket, who becomes the running mate ,how regional interests are accommodated and how the different political formations will share influence.
As normal as these questions may be to coalition building they also reveal what is occupying the political class's attention.
Where is the detailed agreement on public procurement reform?
Where is the commitment to independent investigations into historical corruption?
Where is the programme for recovering illegally acquired public land?
Where are the proposals for beneficial ownership transparency, protection of whistle-blowers and accountability for public debt?
Where is the agreement that no coalition principal, financier, relative or political associate will enjoy protection from investigation?
So much for unity,No?
We've heard about numbers, regional arithmetic, political strategy and the need to settle on a flagbearer.
But unity for what?
If the only clearly identifiable common denominator is the removal of Ruto, then Kenyans have every reason to ask what happens the morning after or else we are so fucked.
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The negotiations are already concerned with who gets the presidential ticket, who becomes the running mate ,how regional interests are accommodated and how the different political formations will share influence.
As normal as these questions may be to coalition building they also reveal what is occupying the political class's attention.
Where is the detailed agreement on public procurement reform?
Where is the commitment to independent investigations into historical corruption?
Where is the programme for recovering illegally acquired public land?
Where are the proposals for beneficial ownership transparency, protection of whistle-blowers and accountability for public debt?
Where is the agreement that no coalition principal, financier, relative or political associate will enjoy protection from investigation?
So much for unity,No?
We've heard about numbers, regional arithmetic, political strategy and the need to settle on a flagbearer.
But unity for what?
If the only clearly identifiable common denominator is the removal of Ruto, then Kenyans have every reason to ask what happens the morning after or else we are so fucked.
Exactly. They’ve mastered regional arithmetic, yet zero math on fixing our debt or stopping looting. When the only manifesto is 'Ruto Must Go,' the morning after is guaranteed to be a rude awakening for ordinary Kenyans.
The negotiations are already concerned with who gets the presidential ticket, who becomes the running mate ,how regional interests are accommodated and how the different political formations will share influence.
As normal as these questions may be to coalition building they also reveal what is occupying the political class's attention.
Where is the detailed agreement on public procurement reform?
Where is the commitment to independent investigations into historical corruption?
Where is the programme for recovering illegally acquired public land?
Where are the proposals for beneficial ownership transparency, protection of whistle-blowers and accountability for public debt?
Where is the agreement that no coalition principal, financier, relative or political associate will enjoy protection from investigation?
So much for unity,No?
We've heard about numbers, regional arithmetic, political strategy and the need to settle on a flagbearer.
But unity for what?
If the only clearly identifiable common denominator is the removal of Ruto, then Kenyans have every reason to ask what happens the morning after or else we are so fucked.
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Zero lies detected. You don't ask the architects of the problem to demolish the house. None of these establishment figures want real change; they just want their turn back at the feeding trough. Same script, different cast.
Look at the composition of this political arrangement.
1. Kalonzo Musyoka is a former Vice-President with a long history in the political establishment.
2.Fred Matiang'i served in senior Cabinet positions under Uhuru Kenyatta.
3.Rigathi Gachagua was Deputy President in the current administration before their spectacular falling-out and his impeachment.
4. Uhuru Kenyatta remains an influential figure in the wider opposition calculations ( he is also the mastermind behind the Odious debt crisis in Kenya therefore,one of its greatest beneficiaries.)
Other political figures have their own histories, ambitions and constituencies to protect.
These are not people arriving in politics for the first time. They have occupied offices, exercised influence, participated in governments and been part of the political arrangements that brought Kenya to its present condition.
You'll be dumb if you think that their records don't deserve examination.
Their interests call for tough scrutiny.
Their proposed solutions deserve to be tested against their own time in public office.
And here we are not talking about whether or not they are entitled to oppose Ruto,they are.
The question is whether they are offering to dismantle the political arrangements they once participated in, or whether they simply want another opportunity to occupy the commanding heights of those arrangements.
CHANGE OF MACHINERY OR CHANGE OF BENEFICIARIES.
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Look at the composition of this political arrangement.
1. Kalonzo Musyoka is a former Vice-President with a long history in the political establishment.
2.Fred Matiang'i served in senior Cabinet positions under Uhuru Kenyatta.
3.Rigathi Gachagua was Deputy President in the current administration before their spectacular falling-out and his impeachment.
4. Uhuru Kenyatta remains an influential figure in the wider opposition calculations ( he is also the mastermind behind the Odious debt crisis in Kenya therefore,one of its greatest beneficiaries.)
Other political figures have their own histories, ambitions and constituencies to protect.
These are not people arriving in politics for the first time. They have occupied offices, exercised influence, participated in governments and been part of the political arrangements that brought Kenya to its present condition.
You'll be dumb if you think that their records don't deserve examination.
Their interests call for tough scrutiny.
Their proposed solutions deserve to be tested against their own time in public office.
And here we are not talking about whether or not they are entitled to oppose Ruto,they are.
The question is whether they are offering to dismantle the political arrangements they once participated in, or whether they simply want another opportunity to occupy the commanding heights of those arrangements.
CHANGE OF MACHINERY OR CHANGE OF BENEFICIARIES.
Zero lies detected. You don't ask the architects of the problem to demolish the house. None of these establishment figures want real change; they just want their turn back at the feeding trough. Same script, different cast.
Look at the composition of this political arrangement.
1. Kalonzo Musyoka is a former Vice-President with a long history in the political establishment.
2.Fred Matiang'i served in senior Cabinet positions under Uhuru Kenyatta.
3.Rigathi Gachagua was Deputy President in the current administration before their spectacular falling-out and his impeachment.
4. Uhuru Kenyatta remains an influential figure in the wider opposition calculations ( he is also the mastermind behind the Odious debt crisis in Kenya therefore,one of its greatest beneficiaries.)
Other political figures have their own histories, ambitions and constituencies to protect.
These are not people arriving in politics for the first time. They have occupied offices, exercised influence, participated in governments and been part of the political arrangements that brought Kenya to its present condition.
You'll be dumb if you think that their records don't deserve examination.
Their interests call for tough scrutiny.
Their proposed solutions deserve to be tested against their own time in public office.
And here we are not talking about whether or not they are entitled to oppose Ruto,they are.
The question is whether they are offering to dismantle the political arrangements they once participated in, or whether they simply want another opportunity to occupy the commanding heights of those arrangements.
CHANGE OF MACHINERY OR CHANGE OF BENEFICIARIES.
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When watermelon became a pickle. 😂😂 Where is @orengo_james and his Linda Bandits? These charlatans are just another @WilliamsRuto.
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#4 is coming because of him
Marcus Rashford has the chance to be the big winner of Mauricio Pochettino joining Manchester United. Pochettino is said to "love" Rashford - plus which other players he will relish working with #mufc
telegraph.co.uk/football/202…
