Date: Wed, 27 May 2009 16:02:24 +0300 [08:02:24 AM CDT]
From: Betty Otieno
Subject: Re: Parliament Allows Kibaki to use force to reclaim Migingo
While on Migingo, I have a short querry. I was driving home a moment
ago and the news brief mentioned Khalwale questioning whether Raila
visit to Iran/U.S. is personal or GoK and who sanctioned it. Wetangula
to respond. There is too much preoccupation with this man Raila to the
point that very many others get away with many things since Raila is
the focus of his detractors. Yesterday, it was who comes first in
ranking, followed by the testing maize co.
If a paper was to be written PhD about questions in Bunge, I think
Raila frequency would be highest. No one seems bothered as to what
Kibaki and many other Kenyans are up to. I would hate to be in his
position, hence the sympathy he has from me and others.
A whole head of state has put Jaluo read wajaruo in public context. At
least we still have friends like Salva Kiir contributing to the
community.
On 5/27/09, jane bisanju wrote:
From: Lawrence Nzuve
Subject: Re: Parliament Allows Kibaki to use force to reclaim Migingo
Date: Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 5:17 AM
Robert
Which Parliament are you talking about when you say that ‘Kibaki’s
government’ was opposing the motion? I thought it is a coalition. No
opposition. Right?
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 2:45 PM, Robert Alai wrote:
Wanabidii
The House has given Kibaki the authority now to use force on Uganda to get back Migingo. The funny thing is that the motion was being opposed by Kibaki’s government. Is Kibaki able to defend us?
Alai
So now don’t you think the use of force to reclaim Migingo is a stale tasting play. The reluctance with which GOK is handling this issue tells me there could be much more behind resolving in force…The toll will hit who?
Date: Wed, 27 May 2009 16:45:13 0300 [08:45:13 AM CDT]
From: Lawrence Nzuve
Subject: Re: Parliament Allows Kibaki to use force to reclaim Migingo
Thanks Kenfish. You always inspire and i like the way you steer your comments.
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 4:12 PM, Kenfish wrote:
Nzuve,
This country Kenya is rudderless with this coalition thing, and yet
all the powers are with Kibaki, you remember when N. Korea dropped
some test atomic stuff in some lagoon in the pacific, the USA started
it off in a matter of minutes, extolling N. Korea to respect
international efforts to free it of Nuclear weapons.
What has Kibaki said since Migingo and other islands were pirated by
Ugandans? Nil, unless he’s reading from a statement he didn’t write in
the first place. We are living in wasted times, my whole life, I have
lived in a wasted generation, hopeless, stateless, corrupt ….. I
could go on. I feel wasted.
I hate this drama.
Kenfish.
On May 27, 3:53 pm, Lawrence Nzuve wrote:
@All
Thanks for your comments. It is clear that my humble comment and point of
order was certainly taken out of context and what is worse my attempt at
clarification elicited more if not worse rejoinders.Realizing that i cannot individually or collectively convince some of you, need i say much? I give up. I choose to be positive rather than allow challenges to cloud my path