So You Want to Secede? Tapatane kwa Debe

[Rene_Descartes]

@mukuna

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Mutu ya hesabu acha confusion. Hakuna kitu kama hio rotate.
Anyway
UOTP!!!
I demand justice for my people!!!

[Batman_s_Sidekick]

@abunuwasi

Nairobi will be for everyone (its own country)

hehe!If wishes were horses

[MortyTuumbo]

Who will pay for the price tag of secession? It’s a fool errands to dim eyed nyokas who think secession is easy as pie. And we can see how South Sudan is enjoying that pie.

[Batman_s_Sidekick]

@MortyTuumbo

Who will pay for the price tag of secession? It’s a fool errands to dim eyed nyokas who think secession is easy as pie. And we can see how South Sudan is enjoying that pie.

Aren’t they related to the karamojong and dinka? Birds of the same feather.

[ombudsman]

Dr David Ndii has not committed any offence by expressing his view or opinion as regard the right to self determination or cessation by communities in this country who feel that they have been subjugated or unfairly dominated or isolated by two communities who appear to have conspired to make the position of President of Kenya to be their divine right, which must be kept within their orbit and only alternate between them alone by all means from 1963 hitherto. I agree with Ndii’s opinion in its entirety that if constitutional means in incapable of dismantling this unholy alliance manifested by these forces of status quo then extra constitutional means are allowed, acceptable, fair and just as long as they succeed to restore order in society. Constitutions are not absolutely supreme. Constitutions are supreme if they are in tandem with the interest of the public or the entire people it is supposed to guide. Constitutions are varied, changed or cast if they are deemed, flaunted or cannot protect the people who promulgated them. It is for this reasons that even great legal scholars have noted that constitutions are not final. Professor Hans Kelsin in his celebrated work ‘Theory of Law’ subjected the constitution under the grand norm in the hierarchy of laws. Kelsen propounded that the grand norm or a revolutionary legal order is superior to the constitution when it successfully replaces the constitution and brings about a new order of management of public affairs. This theory by Kelsen was or has been proved right and continuous to be proved right by several successful extra constitutional changes around the world, and he (Kelsen) was never arrested for this legal wit of letters. Why then arrest Dr Ndii who is a political philosopher in his right for his genius about self determination of the discriminated or marginalized communities in the presidential political power arrangement in Kenya? It is intolerance of highest order to arrest citizens for expressing their freedom of thought on the real political injustices bedeviling them. Cheers. #Stolen.

[Batman_s_Sidekick]

@ombudsman

Dr David Ndii has not committed any offence by expressing his view or opinion as regard the right to self determination or cessation by communities in this country who feel that they have been subjugated or unfairly dominated or isolated by two communities who appear to have conspired to make the position of President of Kenya to be their divine right, which must be kept within their orbit and only alternate between them alone by all means from 1963 hitherto. I agree with Ndii’s opinion in its entirety that if constitutional means in incapable of dismantling this unholy alliance manifested by these forces of status quo then extra constitutional means are allowed, acceptable, fair and just as long as they succeed to restore order in society. Constitutions are not absolutely supreme. Constitutions are supreme if they are in tandem with the interest of the public or the entire people it is supposed to guide. Constitutions are varied, changed or cast if they are deemed, flaunted or cannot protect the people who promulgated them. It is for this reasons that even great legal scholars have noted that constitutions are not final. Professor Hans Kelsin in his celebrated work ‘Theory of Law’ subjected the constitution under the grand norm in the hierarchy of laws. Kelsen propounded that the grand norm or a revolutionary legal order is superior to the constitution when it successfully replaces the constitution and brings about a new order of management of public affairs. This theory by Kelsen was or has been proved right and continuous to be proved right by several successful extra constitutional changes around the world, and he (Kelsen) was never arrested for this legal wit of letters. Why then arrest Dr Ndii who is a political philosopher in his right for his genius about self determination of the discriminated or marginalized communities in the presidential political power arrangement in Kenya? It is intolerance of highest order to arrest citizens for expressing their freedom of thought on the real political injustices bedeviling them. Cheers. #Stolen.

leta summary

[denis_young]

The online petition goal is 15 million. Yaani ata hamkufikisha half of that kwa debe na mnaona mkifika kwa an online petition. Good luck…hehehe

[system]

I wish their gavanas were efficient, meffi mingi kwa kichwa.

[ombudsman]

@Batman's Sidekick

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[MortyTuumbo]

@ombudsman

Dr David Ndii has not committed any offence by expressing his view or opinion as regard the right to self determination or cessation by communities in this country who feel that they have been subjugated or unfairly dominated or isolated by two communities who appear to have conspired to make the position of President of Kenya to be their divine right, which must be kept within their orbit and only alternate between them alone by all means from 1963 hitherto. I agree with Ndii’s opinion in its entirety that if constitutional means in incapable of dismantling this unholy alliance manifested by these forces of status quo then extra constitutional means are allowed, acceptable, fair and just as long as they succeed to restore order in society. Constitutions are not absolutely supreme. Constitutions are supreme if they are in tandem with the interest of the public or the entire people it is supposed to guide. Constitutions are varied, changed or cast if they are deemed, flaunted or cannot protect the people who promulgated them. It is for this reasons that even great legal scholars have noted that constitutions are not final. Professor Hans Kelsin in his celebrated work ‘Theory of Law’ subjected the constitution under the grand norm in the hierarchy of laws. Kelsen propounded that the grand norm or a revolutionary legal order is superior to the constitution when it successfully replaces the constitution and brings about a new order of management of public affairs. This theory by Kelsen was or has been proved right and continuous to be proved right by several successful extra constitutional changes around the world, and he (Kelsen) was never arrested for this legal wit of letters. Why then arrest Dr Ndii who is a political philosopher in his right for his genius about self determination of the discriminated or marginalized communities in the presidential political power arrangement in Kenya? It is intolerance of highest order to arrest citizens for expressing their freedom of thought on the real political injustices bedeviling them. Cheers. #Stolen.

Philosophical arguments will remain Philosophical arguments. Just like those Twitter Polls showing Raila winning will remain Twitter polls.

Secession is not a sliver bullet to solving your problems.

The Kenyan people spoke and RWNEBP! live with it.

[ombudsman]

@MortyTuumbo

The Kalenjins and Kikuyus spoke and RWNEBP! live with it.

Secession is on, Kenya is not the first and it will not be the last.

[system]

@abunuwasi

Nairobi will be for everyone (its own country)

Ndakaini Dam tunafunga,maji mukitaka kunywa na kuoga ni bottled water.

[MortyTuumbo]

@ombudsman

Secession is on, Kenya is not the first and it will not be the last.

You’re a dumbass.

[Pseudonyms]

@ombudsman

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This is the problem with Caanan politics. If this woman has been in and out of the country pursuing higher education but hasn’t an idea even to start a simple briefcase consultancy, or thinks she’s too pretty to ruin her manicure doing chapos in an estate corner kibanda, then she should not be let near anyone’s business/office.

[mtadao]

@abunuwasi

Nairobi will be for everyone (its own country)

I can see some people requiring a passport/visa to come to Nairobi

[ombudsman]

@MortyTuumbo

You’re a dumbass.

Seems you have tasted one.

[mututho_wa_kk]

Don’t and stop unless you put them together

[1776]

@mukuna

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:D:D:D:D:D

[Nattydread]

@denis young

The online petition goal is 15 million. Yaani ata hamkufikisha half of that kwa debe na mnaona mkifika kwa an online petition. Good luck…hehehe

Umesahau OKOA-JaKuon, where the target was 1 million, they boasted of 5 and could not collect 500k?

[dingoo_wa_ingoo]

Yaani they just don’t want to secede only; they want to impose their will on those who will be “left behind”? Si I thought it is those who secede who find a new name for their “new” country? Look at Sudan for instance.

What is with this “central republic of Kenya” or something?

I think it speaks volumes about how seriously they thought this thing through.