Congratulations Jared,
It is the way forward .When we begin to articulate issue not isms of the tribe kind.However we must bear witness to community as ,we do belong.So ,to Ethical Kenyan get on TV Osewe so that we see you in real time.
The Kenya We Want!
18/05/2012 23:59:00 Noel Omukubi – Kenya
As we near the elections, more and more Kenyans are getting worried about the state of the country. After the post election violence in 2008, the word elections seem to elicit fear more than excitement in the people. The uncertainty of the election date and the emergence of tribal groupings according to Kenyans is a worrying trend.
The coming general election is not the only thing worrying Kenyans, the heavy rains that are pounding the country have turned into killer floods, taking lives, destroying homes and leaving many homeless. The consequences of the killer floods have left a lot to be desired especially because, Kenya, as usual is never prepared for disasters whether natural or manmade. As if that is not enough, Kenyans are under threat from terrorist attacks. This is a worrying trend especially because the church has become a target of grenade attacks, now even the place where everybody seeks refuge is now not as safe.
The first things Kenyans say they want in their country is safety from grenade attacks. Mumo Gathenda feels that a lot has not been done to ensure security of Kenyans. Apart from cautioning every Kenyan to ensure his or her own safety, he feels there is a lot more the leadership of the country can do to ensure safety of all Kenyans.
Patrick Murimi of Umoja wishes for an equitable society free of nepotism, tribalism and racial segregation. He feels tribal politics greatly contributes to inequality of distribution of resources since leaders fight to win only to defend their ethnic communities leaving out the other communities. If only our leaders can realize that Kenya belongs to all of us, Kenya would be a better place. He asks ‘Can Kenya have a government of the people, for the people, by the people! We can have good leadership if only we love our country and its citizens more than money and elect leaders not by the power of bribery but by their merits. He further says that all those that have enriched themselves with the wealth of Kenyans return all that wealth to the Kenyan people. This is the beginning of the healing this country badly needs so that we can start afresh. He says that he believes that one day their will be equal distribution of economical resources and also Kenya will be an industrialized country in the world.’
Alex Mwangi however says that he believes in a country where leaders will be ready to take political responsibility. Many of our leaders are not accountable for their action that is why you see politicians inciting citizens against each other without fear. They embezzle funds that are needed for development of the country and no finger is lifted against them. They believe they are invincible. It is time we got responsible leaders says Alex.
Michael Mbuthi a resident of Jacaranda Estate believes in the mass potential of the youth of this Nation. He feels that if an environment was created for youths to get more jobs or create businesses for themselves, then the youth wouldn’t be as idle and engage in crime. The leaders we have just don’t realize how desperate the youth are. He says they should ask themselves why the youth are so easily swayed to engage in political violence. It is because they have nothing better to do with their time.
Ester Nekesa of Umoja wishes that our leaders would put aside their selfishness and minimize there expenditure for the sake of Kenyans. This idea of MPs awarding themselves pay hikes should be a thing of the past. She wonders where they get the money to increase their pay package and at the same time telling genuine striking workers that there is no money to pay them whenever they down their tools. She says that the best leaders are those who will put Kenyans interests ahead of their own.
The Most Reformed Police Force in Kenya> Show me a sign of humane perpetrated by these Nigger Primitive Kenya Policemen .The best way to confront Kenya Police was demonstrated by Turkana men when they massacred over 40 thugs in uniform>
A traitor is always a traitor and has no any other name . Nyaga has betrayed the ODM his younger brother Killed an ODM mp and watched(cleaned) the blood inorder to cover the crime>
Nyagah ditches ODM for TNA
Updated: 15 Dec 2012
Former ODM pentagon member Joe Nyaga has defected to The National Alliance Party being the second person to defect to the Jubilee coalition after UDF leader Musalia Mudavadi. Nyaga was ushered into the Jubilee Alliance by several leaders including NARC leader Charity Ngilu at the Jeevanjee gardens here in Nairobi Saturday. An elated took to the podium where while addressing a cheering crowd said the move was motivated by the fact that the Jubilee Coalition was lead by young people who had the potential to make the desired changes in the country. Full Story
U see fear is the enemy here. The kikuyus are having the feeling that one day should a president of Kenya be form another tribe they would be persecuted. On the other hand there is fear form other tribes that the election would be stolen, what Kenyan need is leadership, some one or thing the ordinary mwananchi even we here in Diaspora can look up to and admire a fresh a young mind. We are heading for recycling, nothing more but the old ones coming bak with new faces. The question i for u and me here in Stockholm are united despite our political and ethnic deferens? Malcolm x once said i respect a man who late me know where he stands even if he is wrong than the one who comes as an angel but he is nothing but just a devil.
Homosexuality in Kenya Prisons Survivor of the fittest weak prisoners are raped and infected with hiv/aids by stronger male prisoners .the worst thing is that Kenya govt is aware of these heinous crimes taking part in all kenya Prisons <
The new world order and the so called Arab spring – Anonymous letter sent to Oz Conspiracy House
On June 13, 2011 · In Legacy
….
A Voice from Yemen,
Please be advised that the current events happening in a number of Arab countries (the so-called Arab Spring) come within the New World Order schemes being applied using many tactics. Those changes and conflicts that have been happening (in countries such as Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Syria, etc.) are actually in the interest of the New World Order (NWO), with the USA in the lead. Below are some notes that show clearly that the changes were not spontaneous. However, they are concocted and are a re-production of injustice and represent an outrageous infringement on human rights in the 21st Century.
Tunisia:
The series of events started in Tunisia. It is said that Mohamed Bouazizi, who was a vendor, set himself on fire on Dec. 17, 2010, in protest of the confiscation of his wares, which sparked a revolt that escalated dramatically and ended in the unexpected departure of the former Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali on Jan 14, 2011. The ouster of the president is a good thing since he was a dictator. Yet, given the following facts, it seems that the changes in Tunisia are superficial and not in the interest of the Tunisian people (a targeted population):
Hundreds of people were killed and thousands injured.
The regime is still the same, the same faces of the former regime are there, and they are politically active.
The military is currently the real ruler: its leaders are those of Bin Ali era, and is under the control of the USA.
A big loss to the Tunisian economy.
Under the new regime, curfew is imposed and rights are confiscated, and torture is still used against citizens.
Increased NWO hegenomy over the Tunisian economy, under the guise of loans for the “new democracies”.
Sham democracy.
The economic situation of the people is still the same, if not worse.
Deliberate mass prison breaks to foster crime.
Establishing the “scarecrow” of terrorism in the country, and promoting news about it, distracting people from the real needs.
Egypt:
After the ouster of the Tunisian president and his fleeing to the USA-ally Saudi Arabia, the “spark of revolution” shifted to the largest Arab country in terms of population. The Jan 25 Revolution erupted and former Egyptian president Mubarak was forced to resign on Feb 11, 2011. Below are some notes signifying that the change were in the interest of the NWO, and against the Egyptian people (a targeted population):
Hundreds of people were killed and thousands were injured.
The regime is still almost the same, despite trials of some officials.
Ignition of the so-called “counter-revolution”.
The Military Council, who is the current ruler, is controlled by the USA.
Under the newly appointed civil government, rights are still confiscated, and protest-banning laws are issued.
Activists are tortured, harassed and court-martialed.
Big losses to the Egyptian economy.
Increased NWO hegenomy over the Egyptian economy under the guise of loans, corporate investments, etc., some of them come from USA-allies in the region, the Gulf Countries.
A period of deliberate lawlessness during which numerous crimes were committed.
Thefts of priceless artifacts from museums and other places.
Inciting interfaith disputes.
Libya:
After the resignation of Mubarak, the spark shifted to Libya on Feb. 15, 2011. It is said that the revolution is against Libyan dictator Al-Qaddafi while the results are in fact against the Libyan people (a targeted population), who were relatively more prosperous than many Arab countries. The following notes explain some facts:
Tens of thousands were killed and injured.
Division of Libya into two areas as a matter of fact, eastern and western.
Destruction of the infrastructure, facilities, and oil industry.
Destruction of the defense forces.
People are still tortured and human rights confiscated.
USA and then NATO strikes have continued for a long time, with so many NATO operations, without real intention to help the Libyan people, but are perpetuating the conflict and killing the civilians to achieve imperialistic goals.
A big loss to the Libyan economy.
Impacting both Tunisia and Egypt since Libya is in between, thus creating a large area of crisis.
Yemen:
Now we come to the Yemeni Revolution. The “spark of revolution” came to Yemen (as in Libya) due to the events that had happened in both Tunisia and Egypt. It was sparked on Feb. 11, 2011. Many events have happened since then, but the situation is proceeding to the disadvantage of the impoverished people (a targeted peopulation). Below are some facts:
Hundreds have been killed and thousands injured, although it is a peaceful revolution.
A big loss to the Yemeni economy.
Activists are threatened, harassed and tortured.
No real actions from the so-called “world leaders” to help the people. However, the role of the USA (the hidden occupier of Yemen) is just to perpetuate the crisis, and assign roles to its allies as in the Gulf Cooperative Council’s “Initiative”, which is just a trick to deceive the people.
The “dramatic” killing of Al-Qaeda leader in Pakistan, and dropping him in a bag in the Arabian Sea was clearly a hoax made by the USA. Immediately after the announcement, the USA blatantly stated that Al-Qaeda members were meeting in Aden and a drone attack took place in Abyan province, in a futile attempt to make people in the West believe that, after Pakistan, Yemen is a safe haven for Al-Qaeda, and as a means for blackmailing. There is no terrorism in Pakistan or Yemen except that manufactured and sponsored by the USA.
Promoting and applying a policy conducive to civil war and sectarian conflict.
Above are some examples of the changes that are portrayed to be spontaneous but they are induced. Similar bloody
events are happening in some other Arab countries. A more detailed investigation would reveal much more facts about the horrible situation. People indeed want their rights and they are suffering under the yoke of the USA-sponsored tyranny and oppression, but with the presence of the mind control and neurological weapons, changes are manipulated to serve the interest of the NWO and their clients. They want the victims to give up in this vicious circle, but truth shall prevail. We appeal to you to spread the word and stand against the neurological/mind control weapons, and put an end to these massacres and flagrant human rights violations.
Congratulations Jared,
It is the way forward .When we begin to articulate issue not isms of the tribe kind.However we must bear witness to community as ,we do belong.So ,to Ethical Kenyan get on TV Osewe so that we see you in real time.
The Kenya We Want!
18/05/2012 23:59:00 Noel Omukubi – Kenya
As we near the elections, more and more Kenyans are getting worried about the state of the country. After the post election violence in 2008, the word elections seem to elicit fear more than excitement in the people. The uncertainty of the election date and the emergence of tribal groupings according to Kenyans is a worrying trend.
The coming general election is not the only thing worrying Kenyans, the heavy rains that are pounding the country have turned into killer floods, taking lives, destroying homes and leaving many homeless. The consequences of the killer floods have left a lot to be desired especially because, Kenya, as usual is never prepared for disasters whether natural or manmade. As if that is not enough, Kenyans are under threat from terrorist attacks. This is a worrying trend especially because the church has become a target of grenade attacks, now even the place where everybody seeks refuge is now not as safe.
The first things Kenyans say they want in their country is safety from grenade attacks. Mumo Gathenda feels that a lot has not been done to ensure security of Kenyans. Apart from cautioning every Kenyan to ensure his or her own safety, he feels there is a lot more the leadership of the country can do to ensure safety of all Kenyans.
Patrick Murimi of Umoja wishes for an equitable society free of nepotism, tribalism and racial segregation. He feels tribal politics greatly contributes to inequality of distribution of resources since leaders fight to win only to defend their ethnic communities leaving out the other communities. If only our leaders can realize that Kenya belongs to all of us, Kenya would be a better place. He asks ‘Can Kenya have a government of the people, for the people, by the people! We can have good leadership if only we love our country and its citizens more than money and elect leaders not by the power of bribery but by their merits. He further says that all those that have enriched themselves with the wealth of Kenyans return all that wealth to the Kenyan people. This is the beginning of the healing this country badly needs so that we can start afresh. He says that he believes that one day their will be equal distribution of economical resources and also Kenya will be an industrialized country in the world.’
Alex Mwangi however says that he believes in a country where leaders will be ready to take political responsibility. Many of our leaders are not accountable for their action that is why you see politicians inciting citizens against each other without fear. They embezzle funds that are needed for development of the country and no finger is lifted against them. They believe they are invincible. It is time we got responsible leaders says Alex.
Michael Mbuthi a resident of Jacaranda Estate believes in the mass potential of the youth of this Nation. He feels that if an environment was created for youths to get more jobs or create businesses for themselves, then the youth wouldn’t be as idle and engage in crime. The leaders we have just don’t realize how desperate the youth are. He says they should ask themselves why the youth are so easily swayed to engage in political violence. It is because they have nothing better to do with their time.
Ester Nekesa of Umoja wishes that our leaders would put aside their selfishness and minimize there expenditure for the sake of Kenyans. This idea of MPs awarding themselves pay hikes should be a thing of the past. She wonders where they get the money to increase their pay package and at the same time telling genuine striking workers that there is no money to pay them whenever they down their tools. She says that the best leaders are those who will put Kenyans interests ahead of their own.
The Most Reformed Police Force in Kenya> Show me a sign of humane perpetrated by these Nigger Primitive Kenya Policemen .The best way to confront Kenya Police was demonstrated by Turkana men when they massacred over 40 thugs in uniform>
Wuod Luo, ethical Kenyan only gets bitter when you touch Kikuyus.
Who is killing Rhinos in Kenya?<
<http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/article-99386/seven-rhinos-isiolo-shot-dead-poachers-10-days
A traitor is always a traitor and has no any other name . Nyaga has betrayed the ODM his younger brother Killed an ODM mp and watched(cleaned) the blood inorder to cover the crime>
Nyagah ditches ODM for TNA
Updated: 15 Dec 2012
Former ODM pentagon member Joe Nyaga has defected to The National Alliance Party being the second person to defect to the Jubilee coalition after UDF leader Musalia Mudavadi. Nyaga was ushered into the Jubilee Alliance by several leaders including NARC leader Charity Ngilu at the Jeevanjee gardens here in Nairobi Saturday. An elated took to the podium where while addressing a cheering crowd said the move was motivated by the fact that the Jubilee Coalition was lead by young people who had the potential to make the desired changes in the country. Full Story
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Send this woman to Kenya and other African Nations to wake African sleeping youth who doesnt see how their Countries have been milked dry by western and other wealth seekers adventurers in Africa>
http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/talktojazeera/2012/12/20121214124621303193.html
U see fear is the enemy here. The kikuyus are having the feeling that one day should a president of Kenya be form another tribe they would be persecuted. On the other hand there is fear form other tribes that the election would be stolen, what Kenyan need is leadership, some one or thing the ordinary mwananchi even we here in Diaspora can look up to and admire a fresh a young mind. We are heading for recycling, nothing more but the old ones coming bak with new faces. The question i for u and me here in Stockholm are united despite our political and ethnic deferens? Malcolm x once said i respect a man who late me know where he stands even if he is wrong than the one who comes as an angel but he is nothing but just a devil.
Homosexuality in Kenya Prisons Survivor of the fittest weak prisoners are raped and infected with hiv/aids by stronger male prisoners .the worst thing is that Kenya govt is aware of these heinous crimes taking part in all kenya Prisons <
http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/ktn/index.php?videoID=2000062416&video_title=Secrets-in-solitude
http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/ktn/index.php?videoID=2000062416&video_title=Secrets-in-solitude
The new world order and the so called Arab spring – Anonymous letter sent to Oz Conspiracy House
On June 13, 2011 · In Legacy
….
A Voice from Yemen,
Please be advised that the current events happening in a number of Arab countries (the so-called Arab Spring) come within the New World Order schemes being applied using many tactics. Those changes and conflicts that have been happening (in countries such as Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Syria, etc.) are actually in the interest of the New World Order (NWO), with the USA in the lead. Below are some notes that show clearly that the changes were not spontaneous. However, they are concocted and are a re-production of injustice and represent an outrageous infringement on human rights in the 21st Century.
Tunisia:
The series of events started in Tunisia. It is said that Mohamed Bouazizi, who was a vendor, set himself on fire on Dec. 17, 2010, in protest of the confiscation of his wares, which sparked a revolt that escalated dramatically and ended in the unexpected departure of the former Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali on Jan 14, 2011. The ouster of the president is a good thing since he was a dictator. Yet, given the following facts, it seems that the changes in Tunisia are superficial and not in the interest of the Tunisian people (a targeted population):
Hundreds of people were killed and thousands injured.
The regime is still the same, the same faces of the former regime are there, and they are politically active.
The military is currently the real ruler: its leaders are those of Bin Ali era, and is under the control of the USA.
A big loss to the Tunisian economy.
Under the new regime, curfew is imposed and rights are confiscated, and torture is still used against citizens.
Increased NWO hegenomy over the Tunisian economy, under the guise of loans for the “new democracies”.
Sham democracy.
The economic situation of the people is still the same, if not worse.
Deliberate mass prison breaks to foster crime.
Establishing the “scarecrow” of terrorism in the country, and promoting news about it, distracting people from the real needs.
Egypt:
After the ouster of the Tunisian president and his fleeing to the USA-ally Saudi Arabia, the “spark of revolution” shifted to the largest Arab country in terms of population. The Jan 25 Revolution erupted and former Egyptian president Mubarak was forced to resign on Feb 11, 2011. Below are some notes signifying that the change were in the interest of the NWO, and against the Egyptian people (a targeted population):
Hundreds of people were killed and thousands were injured.
The regime is still almost the same, despite trials of some officials.
Ignition of the so-called “counter-revolution”.
The Military Council, who is the current ruler, is controlled by the USA.
Under the newly appointed civil government, rights are still confiscated, and protest-banning laws are issued.
Activists are tortured, harassed and court-martialed.
Big losses to the Egyptian economy.
Increased NWO hegenomy over the Egyptian economy under the guise of loans, corporate investments, etc., some of them come from USA-allies in the region, the Gulf Countries.
A period of deliberate lawlessness during which numerous crimes were committed.
Thefts of priceless artifacts from museums and other places.
Inciting interfaith disputes.
Libya:
After the resignation of Mubarak, the spark shifted to Libya on Feb. 15, 2011. It is said that the revolution is against Libyan dictator Al-Qaddafi while the results are in fact against the Libyan people (a targeted population), who were relatively more prosperous than many Arab countries. The following notes explain some facts:
Tens of thousands were killed and injured.
Division of Libya into two areas as a matter of fact, eastern and western.
Destruction of the infrastructure, facilities, and oil industry.
Destruction of the defense forces.
People are still tortured and human rights confiscated.
USA and then NATO strikes have continued for a long time, with so many NATO operations, without real intention to help the Libyan people, but are perpetuating the conflict and killing the civilians to achieve imperialistic goals.
A big loss to the Libyan economy.
Impacting both Tunisia and Egypt since Libya is in between, thus creating a large area of crisis.
Yemen:
Now we come to the Yemeni Revolution. The “spark of revolution” came to Yemen (as in Libya) due to the events that had happened in both Tunisia and Egypt. It was sparked on Feb. 11, 2011. Many events have happened since then, but the situation is proceeding to the disadvantage of the impoverished people (a targeted peopulation). Below are some facts:
Hundreds have been killed and thousands injured, although it is a peaceful revolution.
A big loss to the Yemeni economy.
Activists are threatened, harassed and tortured.
No real actions from the so-called “world leaders” to help the people. However, the role of the USA (the hidden occupier of Yemen) is just to perpetuate the crisis, and assign roles to its allies as in the Gulf Cooperative Council’s “Initiative”, which is just a trick to deceive the people.
The “dramatic” killing of Al-Qaeda leader in Pakistan, and dropping him in a bag in the Arabian Sea was clearly a hoax made by the USA. Immediately after the announcement, the USA blatantly stated that Al-Qaeda members were meeting in Aden and a drone attack took place in Abyan province, in a futile attempt to make people in the West believe that, after Pakistan, Yemen is a safe haven for Al-Qaeda, and as a means for blackmailing. There is no terrorism in Pakistan or Yemen except that manufactured and sponsored by the USA.
Promoting and applying a policy conducive to civil war and sectarian conflict.
Above are some examples of the changes that are portrayed to be spontaneous but they are induced. Similar bloody
events are happening in some other Arab countries. A more detailed investigation would reveal much more facts about the horrible situation. People indeed want their rights and they are suffering under the yoke of the USA-sponsored tyranny and oppression, but with the presence of the mind control and neurological weapons, changes are manipulated to serve the interest of the NWO and their clients. They want the victims to give up in this vicious circle, but truth shall prevail. We appeal to you to spread the word and stand against the neurological/mind control weapons, and put an end to these massacres and flagrant human rights violations.
Yours Faithfully
A Voice from Yemen
Here comes your Mtukufu Rais Mwai Kibaki and Lucy on wedding day>
http://www.kenyan-post.com/2012/12/belive-it-or-not-that-is-kibaki-and.html