BLA BLA BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
The Election was “STOLEN” BLA BLA BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Are some people sick in the head?
We still have IDPs.
We have homeless fatherless and motherless kids!
We’ve got fools running around telling us how Kenyan they are and we’re not!
The stupid politicians are bickering….
And all we who are supposed to be intelligent are thinking is
BLA BLA BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Whatever you’re smoking change that brand chap chap.
I’m so sick of stupidity!
Fresh Elections
Because I believe that the madness that is the grand coalition will never work. I believe we should go back to the polls. At the rate we’re sharing power, Kenyans might be asked to label their pots and pans ODM or PNU.
Both parties might demand representation in marriages, we might have to clearly label our knives, forks and spoons with either ODM or PNU!!!
Knowing how much money politicians spend on campaigning. Are the already elected MPs willing to put their positions on the line?
I’ve been reading some posts put up by foolish ‘educated’ Kenyans advocating for more bloodshed.
Madness I tell Ya
ELDORET, Kenya • Leaflets threatening members of President Mwai Kibaki’s tribe have been scattered in a Kenyan Rift Valley town that was one of the worst hit by post-election violence. The fliers, dropped in the western town of Burnt Forest in recent days ordered members of Kibaki’s Kikuyu tribe to leave the region, predominantly inhabited by the rival Kalenjin tribe. The area is a stronghold of opposition leader Raila Odinga and Burnt Forest was affected by deadly police raids and tit-for-tat tribal killings in the unrest that erupted when Kibaki was declared the winner of the December 27 presidential election. “We allowed you to leave hoping that you would not return… Rift Valley is our land which we were given by God the same way you were given central province,” read one leaflet. Other leaflets threatened Kikuyus with death.
Eastandard
I still fail to see how the country can be run without an oposition.
