[unshagged]

> the only
>>difference between you and wa thiong'o is that he's not
>>registered as a mashada member, yet!!
>
>lol how do you know he is not??
>
>

....si the other day some chica or other logged to mashada to defend his papa... (after that rape incident)..... i can only assume papa doesn't have a handle in mashada.....


>>PS/
>>for all those afraid they won't find their way home once
>they
>>hit JKIA, my ramshackle is freely available for the maiden
>>journey.....
>
>Does it come with a health warning?
>
>

yes..... complete with a murungaru disclaimer..... "This motts is recommended for your physical well-being........ NOT!!...... but on the other hand, it's excellent for your spiritual health...... very few people have taken a ride in it and not said a prayer or two enroute!!! }(

[NDUU MWANA A NGUNGU]

>
>Being patriotic is a nice thing but not in this era of
>survival of the fittest. I don’t think seeking refuge in
>another country apart from Kenya is wrong. This country is
>just in a mess, economy bad, every day pple r being retrenched
>and quite a large number of guys are jobless. Levels of
>poverty are just extreme. I watch news and I get irritated and
>tired of our politician. There’s so much struggle for power
>and none of these politicians care about the country. One day
>we will wake up to a dead country. Someone somewhere needs to
>do something as a Kenyan.
>
>However, I can say there’s so much money in Kenya. You can get
>a good job and good pay and still make it here. Needless to
>say, I think I’m a good example and many other Kenyans who r
>doing well just in there own country and comfortable. Btw
>without any corruption of having to bribe ur way to such
>levels, just good papers and extra determination.

Yeah,and we had all that but we couldnt make it,dont brag coz you're well connected.

[chemical]

It is sad the way our nation has gone. The only thing lower than our lawyers(pole wakili)is our politicians(bottom feeding scumbags)but we can change the politicians if guys who have soma'd stand for elections. Guys like you guys who have lived in countries where systems work! If mkokoteni guys are the ones standing for councill and touts for parliament..... A good place to start would be to lobby for kenyans abroad to vote. Since Kenyans abroad remit sijui how many millions home we should have a say on the government of our country.

[brook_d]

I'm glad i'm in the great US of A and have no regrets about it. I have had accomplishments that i could never have attained if i remained in Kenya. Coming here was my choice and i love this country because I have a chance just like any other fellow American. And for those who are complaining about many brains leaving Kenya while you are also in foreign lands, shame on you.

[muugs]

>Hata kama iwe ni ati kuwa patriotic I'll never wish to work
>in Kenya. The reasons are simple: it is only the politically
>well connected that continue to amass wealth and live
>comfortably. The rest of kenyans are toiling to fill their
>stomachs. Daily inflation goes up reducing most kenyans to
>paupacy levels. Patriotism kitu gani, tumbo haijui patriotism.
>I therefore concur with the many athletes and academicians who
>have changed their citizenship in the name of getting a better
>life. Ngugi wa Thiongo wouldn't have made it prolifically this
>far if he had remained in Kenya during the torturous days of
>Moi. The likes of Prof. Imbuga, though very good literatis,
>have little to show the world in terms of academic
>accomplishments.
>Ujinga ya wakenya ni wivu. The jamaas are against dual
>citizenship not because it is bad but out of pure jealousy.
>They forget that kenyans abroad are keeping the country's
>economy floating. Most of us abroad send huge sums of money
>back home either as a way of investment or to support the
>extended family members. Dual citizenship will enable kenyans
>abroad to enjoy equal status wherever they are and also use
>the chance to support more people back home or even assist
>other needy kenyans to come abroad.
>
>Whichever way, if I were to choose between kenya citizenship
>and the one abroad, the choice is clear!

[muugs]

>Hata kama iwe ni ati kuwa patriotic I'll never wish to work
>in Kenya. The reasons are simple: it is only the politically
>well connected that continue to amass wealth and live
>comfortably. The rest of kenyans are toiling to fill their
>stomachs. Daily inflation goes up reducing most kenyans to
>paupacy levels. Patriotism kitu gani, tumbo haijui patriotism.
>I therefore concur with the many athletes and academicians who
>have changed their citizenship in the name of getting a better
>life. Ngugi wa Thiongo wouldn't have made it prolifically this
>far if he had remained in Kenya during the torturous days of
>Moi. The likes of Prof. Imbuga, though very good literatis,
>have little to show the world in terms of academic
>accomplishments.
>Ujinga ya wakenya ni wivu. The jamaas are against dual
>citizenship not because it is bad but out of pure jealousy.
>They forget that kenyans abroad are keeping the country's
>economy floating. Most of us abroad send huge sums of money
>back home either as a way of investment or to support the
>extended family members. Dual citizenship will enable kenyans
>abroad to enjoy equal status wherever they are and also use
>the chance to support more people back home or even assist
>other needy kenyans to come abroad.
>
>Whichever way, if I were to choose between kenya citizenship
>and the one abroad, the choice is clear!

[muugs]

>Hata kama iwe ni ati kuwa patriotic I'll never wish to work
>in Kenya. The reasons are simple: it is only the politically
>well connected that continue to amass wealth and live
>comfortably. The rest of kenyans are toiling to fill their
>stomachs. Daily inflation goes up reducing most kenyans to
>paupacy levels. Patriotism kitu gani, tumbo haijui patriotism.
>I therefore concur with the many athletes and academicians who
>have changed their citizenship in the name of getting a better
>life. Ngugi wa Thiongo wouldn't have made it prolifically this
>far if he had remained in Kenya during the torturous days of
>Moi. The likes of Prof. Imbuga, though very good literatis,
>have little to show the world in terms of academic
>accomplishments.
>Ujinga ya wakenya ni wivu. The jamaas are against dual
>citizenship not because it is bad but out of pure jealousy.
>They forget that kenyans abroad are keeping the country's
>economy floating. Most of us abroad send huge sums of money
>back home either as a way of investment or to support the
>extended family members. Dual citizenship will enable kenyans
>abroad to enjoy equal status wherever they are and also use
>the chance to support more people back home or even assist
>other needy kenyans to come abroad.
>
>Whichever way, if I were to choose between kenya citizenship
>and the one abroad, the choice is clear!


NO NO NO NO NO AND I REPEAT AGAIN NO!!!!!!!!!!

i totattly refuse to agree with you coz an sure you are not in touch we the situation on the ground coz i have come to realize most of you peeps in abroad or wherever have become cynics to say so(no pun intended) yes it might be true during the nyayo era there was little or no freedom as (human rights, expression, engage and so many things)but currently we voted for a goverment that respected the wishes of the pple" i wonder what happens to this chatacters once in power but we have since seen some positive changes however slow the reforms might be but we have free education for all children and i mean FREE!!.
we now have freedom of expression where u can comment on rais rucy kibaki sorry rais mwai kibaki and not be afraid that the next person next to you is special branch guy(now dibanded)waiting to whisk u to nyayo hse torture chambers (also opened to to the public and has been gazetted to be a museum) so the only problem we have is politicking but come 2007 we are going to teach them a lesson as kenyan have already taste the power voting wisely.on another there is this new acronym for NARC(nothing actually really changed) lakini 2007 tuta wachange wote from the first mpaka wa mwisho.
so sanaa be a bit realistic and give kenya a chance and come back home and be part of the reforms, so think again!!!

OH and another thing kupata job it needs qualifications gone are the days that unajua msee fulanio kwa kanju or wherever actually there is bill being passed to do away with non perfoming civil servants so kama kuna wasee wenyu wana tarmack pole kwa coz they might have stoned some CEO/DIRECTORS/BUSINESSMEN during your time in UoN and i guess what goes round comes round.POLENI SANAA OH SORRY SANA!!!!!!!!!!

Whichever way, if I were to choose between kenya citizenship
>and the one abroad, the choice is clear!TAFADHALI VUKA SAKAFU KWA HU
MJADILIANO AMA })




WHEN THINGS ARE AT THEIR WORST THEY WILL MEND

[sleeze]

>NO NO NO NO NO AND I REPEAT AGAIN NO!!!!!!!!!!
>i totattly refuse to agree with you coz-

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lol!!You must be a very unique kind of guy...I can sense your emotions.. they are betrayed by so many typo errors..
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>an (sic!) sure you are not in....
>touch we (sic!) the situation on the ground coz i have come to
>realize most of you peeps in (sic!) abroad or wherever have become
>cynics (sic!!!!!!!)

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The conclusion begs. We peeps abroad are well tuned to what is happening back home. Since when did you equate cynicism with such rudimentary observation... ppuuuhlizzz!!
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>to say so(no pun intended)

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no pun intended..lol!!!, !1?!!so whoz so and so.. may I ask? You are a funny guy indeed
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>yes it might be true during
>the nyayo era there was little or no freedom as (human rights,
>expression, engage (sic) and so many things (sic))but currently we voted
>for a goverment that respected the wishes of the pple"

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As recently as TODAY .."the Government has been put on the spot over a series of appointments which has seen relatives and political cronies given plum positions". **********You must be takin strong doses i suggest you cut down on what-ever it is you are taking...it is not helping anyone...
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>i wonder what happens to this chatacters (sic) once in power but we
>have since seen some positive changes

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we, please exclude me.. any way.. i've concluded you are seeing things..- maybe visions or something .. please go for re-hab..
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>however slow the reforms
>might be but we have free education for all children and i
>mean FREE!!.

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you must be excited about FREE stuff huh? but at what price?...maybe that's a hard que for you *wink*,
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> we now have freedom of expression where u can comment on rais
>rucy (sic)..kibaki sorry rais mwai kibaki

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humour me!!..yaaawwwn...
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>and not be afraid that the
>next person next to you (sic) is special branch guy (sic)

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does that unit still exist? Take my advice, whatever it is you are smokin.. quit!,
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> (now dibanded)waiting to whisk u to nyayo hse torture chambers

***** lol!!!,, now u have me crackin..lol!!!.*********


>so sanaa be a bit realistic and give kenya a chance and come
>back home and be part of the reforms, so think again!!!

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lol!!! lol!!! @sanaa- u have a stalker...lol!!!, Sanaa- (according to this guy) U MUST BE the epitome, the ideal representaive of all we tweeks (freaks)..out there HAHAHA, wonder who should be tellin who about the cognitive process lol!!!*****

@Sanaa- heard that song Charlie Brown, "why is eveeeryyyy one always pickin on meeeee??? lol!!!

>OH and another thing kupata job it needs qualifications

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cleared ma masters in aussie..flew home, with high spirits.. hehehe...ati ma skills are too adavanced for the country-(interview wit symphony.).kwanza ebu someone tell me if those jammaz are still in business..ok fine I retorted, i'm now settled in a country where, the skills are not "advanced"..meanwhile (i did not last another year in kenya) i'm polishing em, wit the next level of edu....tehehe.. and a salo that keeps me singin' (Buddy, this part u may only understand if u stop puffin that strong stuff)
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> gone are the days that unajua msee fulanio kwa kanju or wherever
>actually there is bill being passed to do away with non
>perfoming civil servants so kama kuna wasee wenyu wana tarmack
>pole kwa coz they might have stoned some
>CEO/DIRECTORS/BUSINESSMEN during your time in UoN and i guess
>what goes round comes round.POLENI SANAA OH SORRY
>SANA!!!!!!!!!!
>

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Mnasikia.. nyinyi freaks..out there..poleni sana tsk*tsk lol!!,, yaani.. this last one...daaa mother of em all...you need serious help buddy, kwanza, i'm even suspecting you've composed a song "poleni sana"...lol! U R THE REAL HOMER SIMPSON (pun intended)..tahahaha
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[wakili-express]

>It is sad the way our nation has gone. The only thing lower
>than our lawyers(pole wakili)is our politicians(bottom feeding
>scumbags) .....

No. The only thing lower than our politicians, is the general populace ... It never ceases to amaze me how we Kenyans as a people, are so willing to sit back, and watch our own country get ruined by a handful of well connected individuals ... I mean, the MPs multiply their salaries, evade taxes, hire their relatives, refuse to give us a new constitution, facilitate corruption, etc etc .. and all we do, is grumble in muted tones as we blame one tribe or the other. In other countries, the public comes out in full force and says NO! Enough is Enough!! But no, not us Kenyans ... -

Until the day we all stand in the streets of Nairobi, demand resignation of our corrupt government and refuse to leave the streets until thye have resigned, we are just as guilty as each individual corrupt minister or MP. This idea of thinking that someone other than ourselves is gonna come and bring about change is just plain silly ....!

[muugs]

finally we have psychiatrist,teacher,music producer and advicer in mashada welcome on board

pls stop lying ati over advanced!!! kwani u thunk kenya is your shagz

and yes i symphony still exits