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Sad to have killer cops all around.
« on: December 05, 2014, 03:56:59 PM »
How does one get justice from these kind???
http://news.yahoo.com/kenya-police-kill-suspects-near-impunity-095938882.html

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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #1 on: December 05, 2014, 05:02:45 PM »
I have been singing about EJK amid insults. From this story many of those shouting and ululating will soon become victims. It looks like for every suspected "Terrorist" the Kenya Police is killing ten ordinary poor Kenyans in shake-downs gone wrong!

..vooke, note that the MAJORITY of the victims are Kikuyu followed by Somali.
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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #2 on: December 05, 2014, 05:20:49 PM »
What annoys me most is that there is no accountability. A cop can do anything. During the 07 riots the cop shot 2 pple in cold blood and was discharged of the crime. Its the wild wild west.

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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #3 on: December 05, 2014, 05:28:41 PM »
I have been singing about EJK amid insults. From this story many of those shouting and ululating will soon become victims. It looks like for every suspected "Terrorist" the Kenya Police is killing ten ordinary poor Kenyans in shake-downs gone wrong!

..vooke, note that the MAJORITY of the victims are Kikuyu followed by Somali.

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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #4 on: December 05, 2014, 05:44:18 PM »
Gumzo

I have been doing a lot of reading of Kenya's immediate past. I did try to post some of it at Choo and was hit with Njamlik excreta  if you recall.

Kenya is making the same mistakes that were made by Kenyatta. Kenyans are cheering as draconianism is established. Kenyans are happy as their constitution is watered down. I read Energizer celebrating that Jubilee is 17 seats away from 2/3rds majority to change the constitution at will. I was busy weeping to ask him to disclose what sections he thinks need amendment!

But such was the case. I read Njonjo intimidating MPs to vote for amendments. Tom Mboya started it all. He got the job of justice minister for no other reason than to destroy the constitution. He was not a lawyer and indeed was not a scholar having very limited higher education. But he was an organizer and corrupt to the hilt. He knew how to blackmail anybody. Kenyatta loved him for that. He destroyed the Senate. He ruined Majimboism going as far as to violently strip a regional president of the flag on his car in Mombasa. Mboya illegally grabbed government houses and dished them to MPs to vote to force KPU MPs to seek re-election. The decision was made retroactive.

When died, Njonjo took over. His full time job was watering down the constitution. Soon there was never any debate. Njonjo would table the amendment and get seconded and it would pass.

Kenya was bound to hold elections in 1968 but Kenyatta "Postponed" them. He had no constitutional powers to do so. Njonjo said he had and that was the end of the matter. By 1978 Njonjo had planned a new amendment making Kenyatta President for Life. He died before enactment. Otherwise Moi would have automatically become President for Life.

Now look at how Moi used those changes. That is why Moi is free man. There is nothing illegal he did. All those decrees and detentions and theft of land were legal! The greatest casualties of the Moi regime were of course the Kikuyu. You would think they learned anything!

Uhuru is busy doing the same.

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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #5 on: December 05, 2014, 06:16:26 PM »
Problem we have is that there is nobody talking about it. Opposition is only interested in POWER. They haven't even tried to hold hearings about all the insecurity.


Gumzo

I have been doing a lot of reading of Kenya's immediate past. I did try to post some of it at Choo and was hit with Njamlik excreta  if you recall.

Kenya is making the same mistakes that were made by Kenyatta. Kenyans are cheering as draconianism is established. Kenyans are happy as their constitution is watered down. I read Energizer celebrating that Jubilee is 17 seats away from 2/3rds majority to change the constitution at will. I was busy weeping to ask him to disclose what sections he thinks need amendment!

But such was the case. I read Njonjo intimidating MPs to vote for amendments. Tom Mboya started it all. He got the job of justice minister for no other reason than to destroy the constitution. He was not a lawyer and indeed was not a scholar having very limited higher education. But he was an organizer and corrupt to the hilt. He knew how to blackmail anybody. Kenyatta loved him for that. He destroyed the Senate. He ruined Majimboism going as far as to violently strip a regional president of the flag on his car in Mombasa. Mboya illegally grabbed government houses and dished them to MPs to vote to force KPU MPs to seek re-election. The decision was made retroactive.

When died, Njonjo took over. His full time job was watering down the constitution. Soon there was never any debate. Njonjo would table the amendment and get seconded and it would pass.

Kenya was bound to hold elections in 1968 but Kenyatta "Postponed" them. He had no constitutional powers to do so. Njonjo said he had and that was the end of the matter. By 1978 Njonjo had planned a new amendment making Kenyatta President for Life. He died before enactment. Otherwise Moi would have automatically become President for Life.

Now look at how Moi used those changes. That is why Moi is free man. There is nothing illegal he did. All those decrees and detentions and theft of land were legal! The greatest casualties of the Moi regime were of course the Kikuyu. You would think they learned anything!

Uhuru is busy doing the same.



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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #6 on: December 05, 2014, 06:20:42 PM »
The Kenyatta govt has killed lots of Somalis and dismantled their livelihood in the name of insecurity. In the process they create 10 terrorists for every one killed. They even want more police powers to detain and kill. He talked like Bush, He is recruiting for ISIS.
Its starting to look like Boko Haram country

Gumzo

I have been doing a lot of reading of Kenya's immediate past. I did try to post some of it at Choo and was hit with Njamlik excreta  if you recall.

Kenya is making the same mistakes that were made by Kenyatta. Kenyans are cheering as draconianism is established. Kenyans are happy as their constitution is watered down. I read Energizer celebrating that Jubilee is 17 seats away from 2/3rds majority to change the constitution at will. I was busy weeping to ask him to disclose what sections he thinks need amendment!

But such was the case. I read Njonjo intimidating MPs to vote for amendments. Tom Mboya started it all. He got the job of justice minister for no other reason than to destroy the constitution. He was not a lawyer and indeed was not a scholar having very limited higher education. But he was an organizer and corrupt to the hilt. He knew how to blackmail anybody. Kenyatta loved him for that. He destroyed the Senate. He ruined Majimboism going as far as to violently strip a regional president of the flag on his car in Mombasa. Mboya illegally grabbed government houses and dished them to MPs to vote to force KPU MPs to seek re-election. The decision was made retroactive.

When died, Njonjo took over. His full time job was watering down the constitution. Soon there was never any debate. Njonjo would table the amendment and get seconded and it would pass.

Kenya was bound to hold elections in 1968 but Kenyatta "Postponed" them. He had no constitutional powers to do so. Njonjo said he had and that was the end of the matter. By 1978 Njonjo had planned a new amendment making Kenyatta President for Life. He died before enactment. Otherwise Moi would have automatically become President for Life.

Now look at how Moi used those changes. That is why Moi is free man. There is nothing illegal he did. All those decrees and detentions and theft of land were legal! The greatest casualties of the Moi regime were of course the Kikuyu. You would think they learned anything!

Uhuru is busy doing the same.



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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #7 on: December 06, 2014, 10:39:36 AM »
Omorlo,
Kenia is a jungle. If they could paint the streets red with the blood of the suspects, I couldn't care. An accuracy of 50% let alone 99% at dispatching thugs is super fine with me.

I once ran into Flying Squad and you have never seen such trigger-happy negroes.Not even in the movies. They attempted a handshake but I rudely declined right outside Nation Center at around 1700H, I refused to shake it. Circled around me and gave me options
1. Accompany them peacefully
2. Run to Jesus right there

I chose 1 and lived to tell about it. The other time, I was arrested by a fat flying squad negro for a traffic offence.....I blew a fuse and told them am ex-mathari on meds and I felt suicidal. I drove them around Globe Cinema roundabout at approximately 100KPH threatening to roll my ride. Negroes screamed like babies and prayed hard in my car.....will tell you what came out of this when we meet
I have been singing about EJK amid insults. From this story many of those shouting and ululating will soon become victims. It looks like for every suspected "Terrorist" the Kenya Police is killing ten ordinary poor Kenyans in shake-downs gone wrong!

..vooke, note that the MAJORITY of the victims are Kikuyu followed by Somali.
2 Timothy 2:4  No man that warreth entangleth himself with the affairs of this life; that he may please him who hath chosen him to be a soldier.

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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #8 on: December 06, 2014, 10:55:37 AM »
Pastor vooke in his element..........

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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #9 on: December 06, 2014, 04:29:30 PM »
Kenya police have no morals, guidance, supervision, etc.....

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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #10 on: December 06, 2014, 04:35:16 PM »
I saw a video clip of these guys finishing off a smartly dressed "thug" who wasn't dying fast enough.  It was grim.  The cops in their cheap mitumbas looking like the real thugs.
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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #11 on: December 06, 2014, 07:02:31 PM »
I can hardly wait. BTW which car can one buy which is unattractive to thugs and scares police away. At the same time won't cause me to be attacked at my gate. I plan to spend a year in the Fatherland. That means no internet because I don't want to be EJK'ed by The Uhuru Hit Squad.
Omorlo,
Kenia is a jungle. If they could paint the streets red with the blood of the suspects, I couldn't care. An accuracy of 50% let alone 99% at dispatching thugs is super fine with me.

I once ran into Flying Squad and you have never seen such trigger-happy negroes.Not even in the movies. They attempted a handshake but I rudely declined right outside Nation Center at around 1700H, I refused to shake it. Circled around me and gave me options
1. Accompany them peacefully
2. Run to Jesus right there

I chose 1 and lived to tell about it. The other time, I was arrested by a fat flying squad negro for a traffic offence.....I blew a fuse and told them am ex-mathari on meds and I felt suicidal. I drove them around Globe Cinema roundabout at approximately 100KPH threatening to roll my ride. Negroes screamed like babies and prayed hard in my car.....will tell you what came out of this when we meet
I have been singing about EJK amid insults. From this story many of those shouting and ululating will soon become victims. It looks like for every suspected "Terrorist" the Kenya Police is killing ten ordinary poor Kenyans in shake-downs gone wrong!

..vooke, note that the MAJORITY of the victims are Kikuyu followed by Somali.
... [the ICC case] will be tried in Europe, where due procedure and expertise prevail.; ... Second-guessing Ocampo and fantasizing ..has obviously become a national pastime.- NattyDread

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Re: Sad to have killer cops all around.
« Reply #12 on: December 07, 2014, 08:55:34 AM »
My broda,
About thugs, they have gotten terribly unpredictable and very petty. Once it was just banks with guns. When that became improbable,they lowered the mark; shops,supermarkets. Then they went to MPesa stalls, clubs and so forth. The point is, whatever ride you have, you are likely to be a victim.

My brother-in-law was nearly jacked at exactly 1846H while stuck in traffic in Ngara. His windows was down when four boys attacked one in one swoop hit the door lock and the next second 3 guys was inside his NZE (that's a very common Toyota sedan). He reacted super fast; he unbuckled the seatbelt and jumped out screaming. The boys jumped out and scattered. This is along Muranga Road coming to town opposite Fig Tree.

So,
1. Whenever you approach speeds of less than 60Kph, shut your windows to more than 70%

2. Always use the steering lock. Kenians are idiots. Most Japanese cars ship in with no alarm system, but they have the steering lock. That is ten times efficient at deterring vehicle theft than those stupid Chinese car alarms or even GPS tracking services. It takes at least 2 hours to dismantle a steering system once locked. Add another 1 hour of putting it back together. And ALWAYS keep your doors locked.

3. Because of pettiness I mentioned above, any ride is game but as a rule, European cars have less appeal because their demand is much less. Some Asian makes are equally unappealing. Mazda for instance. But I wouldn't deny myself Japanese fuel consumption efficiency just to dodge a bullet. Buy an OLD ride and you will be safe. Let's say we have registration numbers KCB XXXY. Go for a KAL-KBD.

4. For cops, just obey traffic rules and you will be safe. I take too many risks. If it is not 120KPH,it's too slow for me. Had an accident last month on 15th. My first. My ride skidded and nearly overturned. Funny bit is I was not speeding and it was uphill. It was raining heavily and the road was as slippery as an eel

4. Public parking is tricky. The safest are the commercial parking spots like National theatre,Nakumatt Lifestyle....if you MUST park publicly regularly, befriend a parking boy. Nowadays the gangs are gone. All I see are friendly Okoyus trying to earn a living. Small tips will do. Also the guards do a superb job. The other day I had double parked and my ride was nearly towed. They called me. Good Luhya and Kisii chaps.

Will share more tips after the church service

I can hardly wait. BTW which car can one buy which is unattractive to thugs and scares police away. At the same time won't cause me to be attacked at my gate. I plan to spend a year in the Fatherland. That means no internet because I don't want to be EJK'ed by The Uhuru Hit Squad
2 Timothy 2:4  No man that warreth entangleth himself with the affairs of this life; that he may please him who hath chosen him to be a soldier.