[Kiptur .]

Originally Posted by tichaboni

i tend to think that if one builds a monster they should be ready for the attendant nightmares. People have underestimated the dictator in raila for a long time. The slaughtering of the bulls signify one who is getting out of touch with reality. Imagine people are on the verge of hunger and the dude is doing this. The unfortunate thing is that there are some people who are looking forward to the feast. How i wish he had used the money on a project in kibera(langata)

kenyatta is the monster who killed j.m kariuki and many others in cold blood!!kibaki has followed by example!! police shoot to kill order!! mungiki funded genocide in nakuru and naivasha and the assassination of mp were and too of odm(by kibaki the monster)

when kenya became independent, kariuki worked as kenyatta’s private secretary between 1963 to 1969. In late 1960, kariuki relationship with kenyatta became increasingly strained as kariuki became increasingly vocal of kenyatta's policy.

Some of their disagreement were: government corruption. The widening gap between rich and poor due to drought and the oil shock of 1973. Deteriorating relations among east african community members. Unfair distribution of land:

after independence, united kingdom government gave kenyatta government funds to buy back land from the white settlers and redistribute it back to the natives. However, the land was never redistributed, but most of it was handed over to kenyatta's close friends. This was somehow similar to what happened in ussr early 90s.

in 1974, he was elected as nyandarwa's member of parliament and became an assistant minister in the kenyatta government between 1974 and 1975.

This was despite kenyatta government pulling all strings at its disposal to avoid his re-election as his popularity threatened to overshadow the government of the day. He was last seen alive at the hilton hotel, accompanied by kenyatta's bodyguard on march 2, 1975.


several days later, kariuki's remains were found by a maasai herdsman, musaita ole tunda, in a thicket in the ngong hills. His fingers had been chopped off and eyes gouged out.