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Not.  Blames everyone, castigates police brutality, slags off Akombe.  Connie the boss was watching him like a hawk.  He's a dead man walking.

[RV Pundit]

The man signed for one of the toughest job around

[Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants]

Not.  Blames everyone, castigates police brutality, slags off Akombe.  Connie the boss was watching him like a hawk.  He's a dead man walking.

He didn't do anything totally unexpected.  The sham election goes ahead.  Like I said, it's the rule of the jungle.  Whoever makes their version stick wins.  It's hilarious when you read about people pontificating about the law, when they can pick and choose which parts to obey and which ones to ignore.

[Kichwa]

At least right now they are forced to be real dictators holding clearly sham elections and intimidating the supreme court judges by killing their drivers and bodyguards only one day before they appear for elections.  This now sounds and looks like what a real dictator does instead of that earlier pretense.  Tomorrow we will have an elections where less than 40% will show up.  Anything more than 40% will be the stuffed ballots.  The case goes to SCOK as soon as the lawyers can put together a petition and we will see how long they will intimidate the judges  to keep them off the benches. Maybe they will have to kill one of the judges to send a message to the others.

Not.  Blames everyone, castigates police brutality, slags off Akombe.  Connie the boss was watching him like a hawk.  He's a dead man walking.

He didn't do anything totally unexpected.  The sham election goes ahead.  Like I said, it's the rule of the jungle.  Whoever makes their version stick wins.  It's hilarious when you read about people pontificating about the law, when they can pick and choose which parts to obey and which ones to ignore.

[bryan275]

Not.  Blames everyone, castigates police brutality, slags off Akombe.  Connie the boss was watching him like a hawk.  He's a dead man walking.

He didn't do anything totally unexpected.  The sham election goes ahead.  Like I said, it's the rule of the jungle.  Whoever makes their version stick wins.  It's hilarious when you read about people pontificating about the law, when they can pick and choose which parts to obey and which ones to ignore.

For me more than just ignoring parts of the law, the thing that annoys me the most is the constant weird reference to "Will of the People" whilst rigging elections.

V Strange.

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bryan275.

Does the "Will of the people " to you mean Nasa or Jubilee supporters or non aligned.

[Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants]

Not.  Blames everyone, castigates police brutality, slags off Akombe.  Connie the boss was watching him like a hawk.  He's a dead man walking.

He didn't do anything totally unexpected.  The sham election goes ahead.  Like I said, it's the rule of the jungle.  Whoever makes their version stick wins.  It's hilarious when you read about people pontificating about the law, when they can pick and choose which parts to obey and which ones to ignore.

For me more than just ignoring parts of the law, the thing that annoys me the most is the constant weird reference to "Will of the People" whilst rigging elections.

V Strange.

That's partly what I am saying actually.  Rigging elections is just as good as someone standing in Uhuru Park and swearing himself President and making it stick.

[bryan275]

bryan275.

Does the "Will of the people " to you mean Nasa or Jubilee supporters or non aligned.

It means the collective ballots of the people of kenya.  The "clean" position before padding/stuffing/forging 34A/B/C. 

[bryan275]

Not.  Blames everyone, castigates police brutality, slags off Akombe.  Connie the boss was watching him like a hawk.  He's a dead man walking.

He didn't do anything totally unexpected.  The sham election goes ahead.  Like I said, it's the rule of the jungle.  Whoever makes their version stick wins.  It's hilarious when you read about people pontificating about the law, when they can pick and choose which parts to obey and which ones to ignore.

For me more than just ignoring parts of the law, the thing that annoys me the most is the constant weird reference to "Will of the People" whilst rigging elections.

V Strange.

That's partly what I am saying actually.  Rigging elections is just as good as someone standing in Uhuru Park and swearing himself President and making it stick.

I disagree, Odinga is reclaiming what is rightfully his.  His victory was stolen (Robina- I have't forgotten your comments yesterday), and his second victory will be stolen tomorrow.  Jubilee's unorthodox ways need to be met with unorthodox, unconventional and unpredictable ways.

That NASA have the numbers is now not disputed.

[Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants]

Not.  Blames everyone, castigates police brutality, slags off Akombe.  Connie the boss was watching him like a hawk.  He's a dead man walking.

He didn't do anything totally unexpected.  The sham election goes ahead.  Like I said, it's the rule of the jungle.  Whoever makes their version stick wins.  It's hilarious when you read about people pontificating about the law, when they can pick and choose which parts to obey and which ones to ignore.

For me more than just ignoring parts of the law, the thing that annoys me the most is the constant weird reference to "Will of the People" whilst rigging elections.

V Strange.

That's partly what I am saying actually.  Rigging elections is just as good as someone standing in Uhuru Park and swearing himself President and making it stick.

I disagree, Odinga is reclaiming what is rightfully his.  His victory was stolen (Robina- I have't forgotten your comments yesterday), and his second victory will be stolen tomorrow.  Jubilee's unorthodox ways need to be met with unorthodox, unconventional and unpredictable ways.

That NASA have the numbers is now not disputed.

You misunderstood me.  Indeed, if Odinga had declared himself President today, in my opinion, that is just as legitimate(if not more) as what anybody else has been doing the past few years.  There is no law that the jubilant will obey unless it aligns with his interests.  That is why I am saying, it's the rule of the jungle.  If you can bulldoze your way, that becomes how things are done.  Laws, as far as the jubilant is concerned, are for the powerless.