Re: CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME

Paul Nyandoto wrote:

Fellow Kenyans regardless of your tribe,

I think Jomo Kenyatta created a vulture state, Moi made sure that the vulture thrives very well, Kibaki cheated people but continued with the same rumba. The problem is this; who is suffering most?. To me I think the ordinary people, majority of Kenyans and to specific the VOTERS. Kenyan voters are better educated now than in the 1960s, they are even better informed, because majority of them can read, but the problem is this are they wiser than the voters we had in the 1960s?. The voters we had in the 60s wanted change, a change from the British exploiters and they did it with faith and in a joint way.

Coming back to the phrase`charity begins at home`, i will just specify what had just happend to Kenyans in Tanzania. It is very had to know exactly what mission these Kenyans were onto, but what we know is that they were not missionaries, because no Bible or any God`s documents were seen at the crime place . But the question is this: How many times in the history have Tanzanian policemen shot innocent kenyans in abundance like this?. In fact me I do not remember very much. So there must have been a reason why it has happened this time. In any country if you see a police road block, PLEASE RESPECT IT AND STOP. If YOU DO NOT YOU WILL BE SHOT EVEN IN USA, ENGLAND etc. These are things people should be taught in school in Kenya. In Nairobi alone thugs have been on rampage for a very long time, they do not even take into consideration innocent people`s lives at all. If at all the Tanzanian policemen are speaking the truth, that these were robbers who wanted to steal money and bring back to Kenya, and now the Kenyan governement is very much onto this: the the question is this: What mission was this stolen money going to serve back in Kenya during this election year?.

One time some Kenyans ( remember tribe is not important now) were harrashed by the Ugandan policemen or police women in Lake Victoria. One of the MPs asked the minister of internal security a very simple question: Q, Mr. Ministers can you please specify where is the Kenyan boarder with Uganda in lake Victoria?. A, you know that it is very hard to mark a boarder on the water, so the boarder can be here or there. Conclusion: Even our so called minister who gets salary up to now do not know where our boarder is. He has been a minister now for I do not know how long, but you know what, he is seeking another term of an election without even marking that our boarder. Some body said that A FOOL IS ONLY HE or SHE WHO DOES NOT LEARN FROM HIS or HER MISTAKES. This same person will convince his voters to take him back to parliament, I just do not know what he is going to do there?.

Moi who is now shouting for Kibaki`s re election had 24 years on top of everybody as a leader plus a dictator but he never made Kenya better, infact he MOI left Kenya worse than when he inherited it in 1978. The only thing Moi did better was to make sure that his account, including his children`s and friends accounts were fat and grew very much during his presidency. So the question is this: why should the people of the great rift valley still listen to this MOI after stealing money?.

The government`s role in teaching Kenyans has gone very badly, I do think the government is just using what the British used during colonialism, let the sleeping dog sleep, because if you wake it, it will bite you. Robbers have been doing very bad things in Kenya, the Arthur brothers even broke into our national news papers room and destroyed everything: what did the government do?, they were just given a free airticket plus pocket money to leave the country. How many kenyans students going a broad do get free air ticket and pocket money from this Kibaki`s government?. Infact if you look at East African countries even the whole of Africa plus their leaders, I think Nyerere was the best, he had a very high IQ, you can just see what Tanzania has achieved and which direction they are going to. Kenya is still on the path of defining itself. With povery on the highway.

I do know that voters want a change to a better life, better direction, better job opportunity, so please do away with the corrupt leaders who are not ready for change and let us go for decentralised system of government instaed of this strong central system which has brought nothing for over 40 years except, poverty, thieves and robbers.

Thanks Paul Nyandoto.