Bernard Tonui , hujuma kweli

[Ingia]

@montecarlo

It is exactly that parochial attitude of the so called middle class that has led to Kenya and other African countries to end up with buffons for leaders yet it is the same class that’s always affected by any regime change…poor remain poor the rich get richer the middle class slips into poverty for most of them lose jobs, can’t get the tu small tenders they usually get and can’t finance their loans…

Give us an example of where a different attitude has made the middle class of the poor better. The thing is that elections present you with like four devils serving the same system and the same cause to choose from. Which devil is better? Only a sort of revolution can change the system. Not a bloody revolution however. A bloody revolution leads to another brute maafaka getting power

[Bus]

@Saka

I think time has come for police if necessary to use force in demanding that the government treat them right by giving them proper equipment to do their job,better pay and better working conditions.
R.I.P Tonui

They are already doing that, on the citizenry.

[Bus]

@WuTang

:(:(:(
That is Kenya for you. I have vowed that in 2017 or 2018, I will not vote for any politician.

Democracy is a poisonous ingredient to any nascent society. Such societies fare better when subjected to dictatorship with good intentions, to develop the society to a point where it can make sense of democracy.

[Bus]

@Ingia

Give us an example of where a different attitude has made the middle class of the poor better. The thing is that elections present you with like four devils serving the same system and the same cause to choose from. Which devil is better? Only a sort of revolution can change the system. Not a bloody revolution however. A bloody revolution leads to another brute maafaka getting power

Systemic rot calls for radical intervention, no less.

[AFI]

@Ingia

Politicians are the only ones people can listen to. Try educating people on real things uone kama hautachapwa marisasi zingine mob sana. unless you are armed to the teeth dont try educating or giving people any kind of teaching or prophecy. The people you are trying to educate will gang up with their enemy and kill you or maim you(ujinga ni mbaya sana, ni heri kupatana na simba). Uliza yesu kama huamini. All unarmed prophets come to grief. Mohammed new better after hearing the story of his comrade. He made his own arsenal before proclaiming himself a prophet and going on selling people twisted ideas.

Yet again u r right…

[patohazard]

@Ingia

People are the problem thats the kind of leaders they want and they will have them. Its not going to change. the masses are feminine. Its upon you to decide where you want to be. do you want to be higher on the ladder and minding your own business or you wanna stick to complaining about clever people taking advantage of dumb people. I always say african countries are a result of very intelligent people in a chess game with absurdly dumb masses. “Ni heri kupatana na simba asubuhi kuliko kupatana na mtu mjinga”

The problem is the African elite or intelligentsia does not work for its own people. Even in the developed world there are very average minded people but with Steve Jobs and Bill Gates alone bringing in more than the GDP of Kenya, you tend to see that every one gets the a piece of the pie. The problem with African is the educated African not thinking of how he will uplift his race, but rather thinking of how he will enrich his cronies and family and stash the wealth abroad.

[Ingia]

@patohazard

but with Steve Jobs and Bill Gates alone bringing in more than the GDP of Kenya, you tend to see that every one gets the a piece of the pie.

You have the wrong view of the US system. At their level of wealth, they should be living in heaven.
Even the US system is crapped. but not as muchas we are.
Look at this eye opener:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fbvquHSPJU

I must remind ou not to believe what people in documentaries say because they are professors or people like that, but let them convince you logically and with evidence. Thats how you get books and documentaries to open up your mind.

[Riddim]

@jameson

The men who flew to Garissa to spectate while RECCe squad travelled by road didn’t attend the funeral

how many here have read “the animal farm” by George Orwell?
https://m1.behance.net/rendition/modules/36043405/disp/b5027581ebb54a0a513ab8380c0e4dcb.jpg

[system]

@Riddim

how many here have read “the animal farm” by George Orwell?
https://m1.behance.net/rendition/modules/36043405/disp/b5027581ebb54a0a513ab8380c0e4dcb.jpg

I have. Both English and the Swahili translation version.

[pamba]

@Luthaer12

I have. Both English and the Swahili translation version.

Naona rika zangu hapa niwengi.