Does he get paid when he is in Haig.......

[Georgesoros]

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This guy is a full time agitator for the president at tax payer's expense.
What about the other mpigs, did they take off?

http://standardmedia.co.ke/article/2000137517/senator-mike-sonko-leads-a-demonstration-in-the-hague

[Grand Dad]

I often wonder doesn't the president get embarrassed to be associated with these thugs?

Doesn't keeping such ill mannered people around you openly give an indication on how one conducts their affairs?   Isnt UK himself implying he is just a thug ?

[Georgesoros]

It does not look good when his fanatics do this. Judges will see this as a mockery of justice, and rule against him even though they dont have a strong case against him. Ruto looks good because he goes in quietly and leaves without this drama.
I had a friend who was charged with with rape after he touched a woman (a friend of his) and masturbated in front of her. At a court hearing members of his community laughed in court while mocking the lady's side. The guy was convicted because of this, 2yrs in jail.

[George Lamming]

Grand Dad: What's your concern Sonko. There has been serious association, intimate association, with dreaded criminals like Maina Njenga, and this choir said nada. Sonko represents a constituency. He is a reflection of that constituency. Eastlands, Youth - Not Crimininal. If we followed your argument to a logical conclusion, we may label Raila a Mungiki...flawed reason, true? But Sonko, Midiwo, Kajwang are very similar actors. 

I often wonder doesn't the president get embarrassed to be associated with these thugs?

Doesn't keeping such ill mannered people around you openly give an indication on how one conducts their affairs?   Isnt UK himself implying he is just a thug ?

[Georgesoros]

[Brynn]

George my friend, greetings. Siku mingi. I see ICC has stirred you out of your vacay cay. Make sure you don't run out of Lucozed....I'm sitting this one out :-).

[George Lamming]

Brynn: ICC tumemaliza. Tuko hapapa. What I found interesting is the anticlimax for Kamwana. He should have "stuka'd" a little, but Bensudo was too respectful. She even asked him for an autograph.

George my friend, greetings. Siku mingi. I see ICC has stirred you out of your vacay cay. Make sure you don't run out of Lucozed....I'm sitting this one out :-).

[Brynn]

George, I'm still waiting for something like...., hi Brynn :-). I know you are not in a good mood this week so you get a pass.

[George Lamming]

Brynn: That is coming...just getting back mtandani.

George, I'm still waiting for something like...., hi Brynn :-). I know you are not in a good mood this week so you get a pass.

[mya88]

Grand Dad: What's your concern Sonko. There has been serious association, intimate association, with dreaded criminals like Maina Njenga, and this choir said nada. Sonko represents a constituency. He is a reflection of that constituency. Eastlands, Youth - Not Crimininal. If we followed your argument to a logical conclusion, we may label Raila a Mungiki...flawed reason, true? But Sonko, Midiwo, Kajwang are very similar actors. 

I often wonder doesn't the president get embarrassed to be associated with these thugs?

Doesn't keeping such ill mannered people around you openly give an indication on how one conducts their affairs?   Isnt UK himself implying he is just a thug ?

Eeiish, Sonko is a criminal, thuggery is in his DNA....he was plucked from a jail cell (or escaped from a cell) and bough to hoodwink that constituence, which is actually very sad because they could have found someone else who is able and a good representation of civil human being....but then again, birds of a feather flock together.

[Olekoima]

I often wonder doesn't the president get embarrassed to be associated with these thugs?

Doesn't keeping such ill mannered people around you openly give an indication on how one conducts their affairs?   Isnt UK himself implying he is just a thug ?

Really my question too. I wonder how he copes with all this stupidity around.

[Olekoima]

Grand Dad: What's your concern Sonko. There has been serious association, intimate association, with dreaded criminals like Maina Njenga, and this choir said nada. Sonko represents a constituency. He is a reflection of that constituency. Eastlands, Youth - Not Crimininal. If we followed your argument to a logical conclusion, we may label Raila a Mungiki...flawed reason, true? But Sonko, Midiwo, Kajwang are very similar actors. 

I often wonder doesn't the president get embarrassed to be associated with these thugs?

Doesn't keeping such ill mannered people around you openly give an indication on how one conducts their affairs?   Isnt UK himself implying he is just a thug ?

Oh yes, but the things he sometimes does are sort of crazy.

[Georgesoros]

Am talking of Kenyatta a president.
If you are OK with him hanging out with a person of such character, then .....
If Raila was president and hanging out with Sonko like I will also question it. A leader has to stand out of the crowd.

Grand Dad: What's your concern Sonko. There has been serious association, intimate association, with dreaded criminals like Maina Njenga, and this choir said nada. Sonko represents a constituency. He is a reflection of that constituency. Eastlands, Youth - Not Crimininal. If we followed your argument to a logical conclusion, we may label Raila a Mungiki...flawed reason, true? But Sonko, Midiwo, Kajwang are very similar actors. 

I often wonder doesn't the president get embarrassed to be associated with these thugs?

Doesn't keeping such ill mannered people around you openly give an indication on how one conducts their affairs?   Isnt UK himself implying he is just a thug ?

Oh yes, but the things he sometimes does are sort of crazy.

[Georgesoros]

[Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants]

After the spanking new constitution.  Spanking new electoral system.  Spanking new EACC.  National Land Commission.  etc etc.  I am convinced there is no taming corruption in Kenya if the same faces keep showing up to manage these new things.

If you introduce this kind of system in Kenya, you only introduce a new avenue for corruption.

[Georgesoros]

Termie,
I disagree. If Kenyatta wants a biometric system for every employee, he should be the first to use it, then challenge the mpigs and judiciary to use it. All govt. employees must sign.

[Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants]

Termie,
I disagree. If Kenyatta wants a biometric system for every employee, he should be the first to use it, then challenge the mpigs and judiciary to use it. All govt. employees must sign.

He'd have to have the discipline and ruthlessness of a Paul Kagame.  Something the Kenyan state will not grant him, even if he were so inclined.  Asubuhi pombe na bangi will never do that.

The point I am making.  Such a biometric system will be abused by whoever is put in charge of it to make a quick shilling.  That is the likeliest outcome.

There are enough, maybe more than enough, institutions in Kenya to tame corruption.  In countries like Britain or the US, the police are enough.

What's missing in Kenya is a cultural change.  You can't fight culture with gadgets.  The gadgets instead end up facilitating the culture.

[Georgesoros]

He has all the powers, but he is more interested in ICC than bringing any meaningful change. Change starts from the top. Riding on top of SUVs is not change. That's what we call looking for populism.
BTW, parliament as Oletiptip once said is comprised of the most inactive people in the civil service. And they get paid the most.

Termie,
I disagree. If Kenyatta wants a biometric system for every employee, he should be the first to use it, then challenge the mpigs and judiciary to use it. All govt. employees must sign.

He'd have to have the discipline and ruthlessness of a Paul Kagame.  Something the Kenyan state will not grant him, even if he were so inclined.  Asubuhi pombe na bangi will never do that.

The point I am making.  Such a biometric system will be abused by whoever is put in charge of it to make a quick shilling.  That is the likeliest outcome.

There are enough, maybe more than enough, institutions in Kenya to tame corruption.  In countries like Britain or the US, the police are enough.

What's missing in Kenya is a cultural change.  You can't fight culture with gadgets.  The gadgets instead end up facilitating the culture.