In an open, democracy, with no corruption things are done this way.

Regis2812 · April 18, 2019, 1:23am

Haha
Your very existence defeats your purpose. Sad.
Kick rocks brother;)

SaltyLight · April 18, 2019, 3:41am

Regis2812:

just write in one language, it is much easier to follow your train of thought other than leaving the reader assuming what you trying to project.

But where in this planet do you have an open society?
Seems like ever since these ngo’s came to kenya and started preaching to the negro on better modes of managing their society, my people did not only admonish their core principles and phylosophies in life and governance, whole-heartedly without vetting, embraced these foreign notions (not ideologies), which in all respects are, and never had been applied anywhere else in the world. So in this confusion, it is not a shocker seeing one of my own laying out modes ofmitigation based on these foreign delivered untruths.
That is why you keep on hearing people expressing their frustrations on the ills of the society yet very few know how to mitigate these ills a good example is corruption. To the average Kenyan, western countries and notably scandinavian countries are seen as corrupt…given, these are the most corrupt societies in the western world as these countries are usually monoethnic where trade and commerce, goes on hand in hand with old age traditions and norms. Sometimes, corruption can be carried out with a smile.
But I would appreciate when you include sustainability and emphasis of employing standards in your thoughts.

This is a tragedy.

system · April 18, 2019, 9:19am

Regis2812:

just write in one language, it is much easier to follow your train of thought other than leaving the reader assuming what you trying to project.

But where in this planet do you have an open society?
Seems like ever since these ngo’s came to kenya and started preaching to the negro on better modes of managing their society, my people did not only admonish their core principles and phylosophies in life and governance, whole-heartedly without vetting, embraced these foreign notions (not ideologies), which in all respects are, and never had been applied anywhere else in the world. So in this confusion, it is not a shocker seeing one of my own laying out modes ofmitigation based on these foreign delivered untruths.
That is why you keep on hearing people expressing their frustrations on the ills of the society yet very few know how to mitigate these ills a good example is corruption. To the average Kenyan, western countries and notably scandinavian countries are seen as corrupt…given, these are the most corrupt societies in the western world as these countries are usually monoethnic where trade and commerce, goes on hand in hand with old age traditions and norms. Sometimes, corruption can be carried out with a smile.
But I would appreciate when you include sustainability and emphasis of employing standards in your thoughts.

a very simple thread na wewe ushaanza kublame NGO’s. soon you will blame George Soros