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Kenya Discussion / Re: Germany economy on the verge of collapse
« Last post by Georgesoros on October 09, 2025, 10:59:36 PM »
I think fringe politics will prevail. A socialist or wacko like Javier Milei will take over. Then shit will hit the fan, capital will flee, etc. Our best days seem to be behind us.
Yap the best days are way behind us.
Soon America will be another Afghanistan, religious zealots take over the reigns and spread their gospel according to Pharisees.
Inflation is going up and up and up. Graduates will face longterm joblessness while the Boomers eat their caviar tramp style.
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 :) the sky is azure.

Why bother with Gideon? Even if he won (as was likely), Tugen and Pokot would still vote 99% Ruto.
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Germany economy on the verge of collapse
« Last post by Modesty Blaise on October 09, 2025, 07:34:43 PM »
I think fringe politics will prevail. A socialist or wacko like Javier Milei will take over. Then shit will hit the fan, capital will flee, etc. Our best days seem to be behind us.
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The 0.02% Moi supporters are protesting hard!
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KANU chairman and former Baringo Senator Gideon Moi failed to appear at the IEBC County Offices in Kabarnet to submit his nomination papers for the upcoming senatorial by-election, missing his allocated window between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
The absence sparked confusion and frustration as KANU supporters staged a walkout from Kabarnet Stadium, while thousands of residents waited at the Baringo Airstrip and some gathered at the KANU headquarters, chanting slogans such as “No Gidii, no election,” in protest of Moi’s failure to present his credentials to the IEBC.
The no-show comes just days after Moi held a surprise State House meeting with President William Ruto, where the two reportedly discussed the by-election, Moi’s family business interests, and Ruto’s request for Moi to step aside for UDA candidate Vincent Chemitei, a request Moi is said to have declined.
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Newton Karish - Mbeere North MP by Bus
« Last post by RV Heavy Hitter! on October 09, 2025, 05:03:35 PM »
Seems Newton Karish will see dust. Ruto's women, Youth, Hustler funders, Nyumba Kumi grassroots, and UDA voters.
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1459430471949834
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Germany economy on the verge of collapse
« Last post by RV Heavy Hitter! on October 09, 2025, 04:20:26 PM »
America has gone batshit Crazy. Even if the economy collapses, you will never hear it because corporations, billionaires and Trumpers have taken almost all media. CNN will go conservative soon like FOX with Ellison set to buy. ABC/CBS are no longer liberal.

Independent Media and Bloggers are the only folks telling the Truth on the ground

NBC and MSNBC will likely be acquired by billionaires soon in a similar way


AI and technology will take away almost 50+ million jobs by 2035.

10% of Americans own 100% of all stocks

53% of all homeless people currently have jobs (2021 study), but I think now I'd say 60%+. Imagine having a job and still homeless

Energy costs, due to massive AI and data centres, are increasing very much daily. Paying for gas and electricity in America, especially if you have a big house, is getting nuts. To make things worse, the gas and electric company are one and there is no competition.

Making under $30 an hour in America is straight poverty because you can't pay for water, electricity, gas, a car, a phone bill, internet, taxes, food/groceries, medicine, entertainment, vacation, or rent. Sadly, 60% of Americans make under $30 an hour.

Corporations are taking and owning everything, including news networks, churning out propaganda every day and not talking about affordability and low wages/no decent jobs, etc.

Trump has total power and is running the show like a maniac. Proud Boys, Oath Keepers and other right-wing groups have been embedded into ICE and are removing people in droves. Corporations are taking advantage and setting up companies along the

border in Tijuana and hiring deportees who speak English for $1 an hour instead of paying folk $30 in the US. Jeff Bezos and the rest are making dough using deported people!
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Germany economy on the verge of collapse
« Last post by Modesty Blaise on October 09, 2025, 03:04:43 PM »
Financial stress is subjective or should I say local. Anyone with <30k pm in my neighborhood will be in trouble. Saying they would be comfortable in rural Idaho or Kenya is pointless. They live here.

The problem is the massive inequality and inflation caused by political idiocy. Cutting taxes for corporations and billionaires and increasing Pentagon spending to sustain military bases in the middle of nowhere. This while slashing Medicaid and food stumps! As the national debt soars it will get worse. Only Sanders-type socialism can save poor folks here.

Germany and Europe should just make peace with Russia and stop importing exorbitantly priced energy from the US and India.

Commonsense is extremely uncommon unfortunately.
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Kenya Discussion / Re: GAZA Crisis is EGYPT once-in-a-millenium OPPORTUNITY
« Last post by Modesty Blaise on October 09, 2025, 11:33:33 AM »
Gaza ceasefire begins.. Dotard is tripping on himself to hog the credit.

I think Israel has actually lost  bad. Worst they seem to have woken up the antisemite ghosts of yore


https://publish.twitter.com/?url=
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Kenya Discussion / Cristiano Ronaldo becomes first billionaire footballer
« Last post by Modesty Blaise on October 09, 2025, 08:42:16 AM »
Seems we have a 40yo striker  :o


Ronaldo is Bloomberg's first billionaire footballer
8 October 2025

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Cristiano Ronaldo has become football's first billionaire player, according to financial information and media firm Bloomberg.

The Bloomberg Billionaires Index,, external which tracks the world's richest people based on their net worth, has measured the 40-year-old Portugal and Al-Nassr striker's wealth for the first time.

The valuation takes into account career earnings, investments and endorsements and says Ronaldo's net worth is $1.4bn (£1.04bn).

It says he earned more than $550m (£410m) in salary between 2002 and 2023, and breaks down his reported earnings through deals and sponsorship, including a decade-long deal with Nike worth almost $18m (£13.4m) a year.

When Ronaldo joined Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League in 2022 he reportedly became the best-paid player in football history with an annual salary of £177m.

His contract was due to end in June 2025 but he signed a new two-year deal - reportedly worth more than $400m (£298m) - which will keep him at the club beyond his 42nd birthday.

Argentina and Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi, who played against Ronaldo for many years during their time in Spain, has earned more than $600m (£447m) in pre-tax salary during his career, according to Bloomberg.

That includes $20m (£15m) in guaranteed annual pay since 2023, which is about 10% of Ronaldo's income during the same period.

When he retires, 38-year-old Messi is set to get a stake in Inter Miami.


https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/46528391/cristiano-ronaldo-football-first-billionaire-player-report
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Kenya Discussion / Re: Is Raila odinga okay?
« Last post by Georgesoros on October 08, 2025, 07:43:44 PM »
Nobody knows when their day comes up.
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