Ngujiri Wambugu Cannot Find Enough Ass To Lick

[Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants]

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A fellow like him is why I refuse to judge an entire tribe on the basis of an opportunist.  If I were like some people, I would be claiming that all Kikuyus are scum-bags because of someone like Ngujiri Wambugu.

If I understood him correctly, he thinks the ICC should stop going after the butchers because the government has compensated the victims.  His logic would seem to be that one can put a monetary value of about Ksh 25,000($278) on the life a loved one. 

http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/state-has-tried-help-pev-victims#sthash.tdcuWyOp.dpuf

http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/state-has-tried-help-pev-victims

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He is a young dad/husband  and parenting is not for sissies. So don't blame the negro too hard

[MOON Ki]

Amazing, but it is what some people want to hear, and it will get lapped up.  And of course, these are figures being put out by GoK.   The leading national media has always taken the position that it will promptly report on (with "appropriate" spin) anything on GoK's fight with the ICC and that is favourable to the perps in their legal battles at the ICC, but rarely will the Daily Nation, the Standard, leading TV, ... report on the updates by the ICC's legal representatives---nothing on what victims say and what their real status is.   On the contrary, these two papers have gone as far as devoting reams of paper to "prove" that Uhuru's case is similar to that of his father and how the latter ended up in Kapenguria.   I expect that we'll be seeing more of that.   

One way in which the figures are misleading is that they do not show that many victims who are not from "certain regions"  did not even get the even peanuts that is supposed to compensate for the total wrecking of physical bodies, mental health,  and livelihood.    In this regard, there is a particularly outrageous figure: "122,000 have received counselling".   This seems to count 5-minute "how-are-you?"  chats with the inadequate number of medical professionals who had any dealing with those in IDP camps.   

A particularly galling statement is this one:

"or that there have been numerous convictions for gender-based violence cases!"

He does conveniently does not say how many is "numerous" or when such convictions occurred: how many and did the crimes occur during the PEV?   The fact is that of the numerous crimes that were committed during the PEV, by mid-2014 there had been no more than 20 or so convictions, and then mostly for minor crimes.   Anyone who is serious about commenting on such matters should first look at the real information provided by GoK itself: in 2011, while fighting an ICC admissibility challenge, gave the ICC information on over 4,000 cases it said it would start prosecuting by Sep 2011.  Last year, GoK stated that there was not enough evidence to prosecute any of those cases! 


There have been a few cases of rape that, ironically, occurred within the IDP camps.  And some of the men there have beaten up some of the women (=gender-based violence).   It appears that some of these were ended up in court; but they were not numerous, and I am not sure that they all ended in convictions.

The fellow obviously prefers that his ugali be accompanied with a nice piece of lamb, rather than sukuma-wiki, and the easiest way to ensure that in Kenya has always been a simple five-step process: (i) find the "right" person(s) and "cause"; (ii) of said person, suck vigorously at the front; (iii) proceed to the backside, and cover that too with spittle;(iv) bank the cheque; (v) repeat as necessary.