Blame these warring primitive Kenyans . Army and gsu needs to be unleashed on these fools killing others"These fools" killing others are not doing it for fun. There's a very well known reason why they're doing it.
Fuck those primitive jackass's they need to be slaughtered till they surrender.Would you be willing to provide a comprehensive list of those to be slaughtered? Do you know them? Or do the GSU have some magical powers that somehow identify the real suspects? Come to think of it, cowdung let you down seriously: slaughtered till they surrender.: Exactly how do the dead surrender Genius Einstein?
Uhuru should bomb and massacre any of them that shows up to the battle front. The stupidity of it apart, I have no idea why I imagined that these people (to be massacred by Uhuru Kenyatta) are what the son of Mama Ngina hopes to get votes from. Their "enemies" in Tiaty managed to give him votes nearly 3 times their registered population in 2013.( 51, 000 votes out of a possible 22,000.)Yet for some reason, I am ashamed to admit that I agree with you almost entirely when you say:
Thieves especially armed bandits deserve death . The reason I hesitate to agree 100% is my failure to immediately comprehend why you qualify who among thieves should face death! Are armed bandits worse than two men who steal 215 billion Kenya shillings? How about a man who assists his sister to con patients 200 million and supplies them air? Here is a list of some of the thefts which you exclude from your "tough" stance:
- NYS Scandal - 791 million Shillings
- Afya House Scandal popular known as Mafia House Scandal
- Eurobond Scandal - 250 billion shillings
- SGR Scandal - 1,1 Billion Shillings
- Laptop Tendering Scandal - unknown
- Lamu Coal Project - 475 billion Shillings
- The GDC Tendering Scandal - 10 billion Shillings
- The Karen Land Saga - 8 billion-shillings
- The CCTV Single Sourcing (Safaricom) Scandal - 15 billion shillings
- Hustler's Jet Scandal - 100 million shillings
- Chicken Gate IEBC Scandal - 50 million Shillings
- Jomo Kenyatta International Airport New Terminal Scandal - 55.6 billion shillings
- GDC Tendering Scandal - 10 billion shillings
- Medical Equipment Leasing Scandal - Ksh 38 Billion (annually)
Blame these warring primitive Kenyans . Army and gsu needs to be unleashed on these fools killing others"These fools" killing others are not doing it for fun. There's a very well known reason why they're doing it.
Getting to the root cause makes more sense. Simply sending in the army and GSU is a very temporary measure, if at all.
Blame these warring primitive Kenyans . Army and gsu needs to be unleashed on these fools killing others"These fools" killing others are not doing it for fun. There's a very well known reason why they're doing it.
Getting to the root cause makes more sense. Simply sending in the army and GSU is a very temporary measure, if at all.
Blame these warring primitive Kenyans . Army and gsu needs to be unleashed on these fools killing others"These fools" killing others are not doing it for fun. There's a very well known reason why they're doing it.
Getting to the root cause makes more sense. Simply sending in the army and GSU is a very temporary measure, if at all.
When Army and GSU are sent there, they deliberately avoid the areas where the bandits are and proceed to violently rob and terrorize the same victims of said bandits
Soldiers are professional plunderers.Blame these warring primitive Kenyans . Army and gsu needs to be unleashed on these fools killing others"These fools" killing others are not doing it for fun. There's a very well known reason why they're doing it.
Getting to the root cause makes more sense. Simply sending in the army and GSU is a very temporary measure, if at all.
When Army and GSU are sent there, they deliberately avoid the areas where the bandits are and proceed to violently rob and terrorize the same victims of said bandits
The sad thing is that parliament is not even questioning why the army is being used. How did it get to this point? Same thing is happening in Laikipia.
The sad thing is that parliament is not even questioning why the army is being used. How did it get to this point? Same thing is happening in Laikipia.
Sometimes you have to do that, then deal with the legal questions later; I think you can with justification legalize the action in retrospect. Even though I don't know what's going on there, but it looks like the guys involved are not your garden variety bow and arrows naked warriors or cattle rustlers. They appear more organized and equipped.
The GSU are already on the ground along with units of the army. The police have been poured. Ruto went over to oversee the recruitment of Police reservists to be deployed in Pokot.
That is the problem. Tugens are being recruited to keep law and order in Pokot! One can hardly think of anything more incendiary! That said, the people we are dealing with a hardened warriors. The GSU fear them. A mixture of occultism and charms have caused the police to stay in the safety of their barracks until the warriors are safely out of range. The fear of witchcraft aside, these guys have invested in modern weaponry. Unlike the corrupt Nkaissery, the buy the best. Whether from South Sudan or DRC they have the reach.
I believe one PC (Ishmael Chelang'a) did try to defy the police advice to "let them go" and had his chopper brought down.
Root Cause:
1. Politicians raising cash to finance elections
2. Feeding the meat industry in Nairobi
3. Political gerrymandering and voter suppression
When Army and GSU are sent there, they deliberately avoid the areas where the bandits are and proceed to violently rob and terrorize the same victims of said bandits
Following continued talks & discussions with the President, I am extremely grateful that he has heeded to my requests and deployed KDF(1/9)
— Gideon K. Moi (@MoiGideon) March 17, 2017
When Army and GSU are sent there, they deliberately avoid the areas where the bandits are and proceed to violently rob and terrorize the same victims of said bandits
GSU should be disbanded, and the Army should be made to focus on its sugar-and-charcoal business. If we have learned anything from history, it is that the last place we want this lot is anywhere near Kenyan civilians.
Getting to the root cause makes more sense. Simply sending in the army and GSU is a very temporary measure, if at all.
Baringo County says it will set aside Ksh 150 million to rehabilitate Kabarnet Stadium with an aim of boosting sporting activities in the county.
According to County Executive in charge of Sports Youth and Gender, Enock Kiptaiwa, sporting activities have reported a low uptake and there is a need to promote the same by improving the sporting facilities.
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In the last financial year, Ksh 37 million was set aside to erect a perimeter wall around the stadium and the allocation for the coming financial year has been capped at Ksh 25 million which will go to football and volleyball pitches.
Kiptaiwa added that sporting facilities have been scarce and the youth have not been engaging in sports to tap into different talents.
MoonKi
You are alone thinking like that. Here is what the representative of the people of Baringo says:
I think you are wrong about the ROOT CAUSES your 3 points above are periodic (election related) SECONDARY causes
The PRIMARY cause is plain simple LAND INJUSTICES accentuated by currently prevailing drought
Some people from somewhere else came and got title to the land that belongs to those now being called bandits
And GOK takes the side of the title holders since its current leader and his family are among the biggest beneficiaries of LAND INJUSTICES
Respectfully;
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has applauded deployment of the military to Laikipia to help police restore law and order.
Mr Johnson said he had met representatives of United Kingdom nationals, who have borne the brunt of invasions of their vast ranches by herders, and asked Kenyans to respect the sanctity of their title deeds to the land.
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He spoke at a press conference alongside Kenya’s Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohammed after a meeting at the ministry headquarters in Nairobi.