from elijah agevi

Hi Julius,

Thanks JTO and how right you on who should be annoyed and indeed very annoyed… it is the general Kenyan populace that underwent untold suffering under 24 years of Mzee Moi’s rule. This is the whole bitter truth. I know as a country we have tried to very kind to Mzee. We have tried to be very forgiving to him and those who surrounded him. We have tried to forget and forgive and move on with our lives. It is therefore my humble prayer that Kipkorir Jonah and co should not take back along that lane. No.

Yes Julius, I vividly remember the humble soft spoken late Adungosi whose life was abruptly brought to an end by a regime that so intolerant to any alternative thinking. The late was a student in the school of Architecture, Urban Planning and Design, where I had started just teaching and researching by the time of death.

I am therefore asking those who might have not been old enough to appreciate what was going on then in Kenya, spare us the agony of reminding us of that dark era in our History the era of Mzee Moi.

Let’s Mzee Moi enjoy his freedom of speech and association that Kenyans could not enjoy during his tenure. One that many Kenyans lost their lives demanding for. One that caused alot of brain drain in 1980s from our Universities of giants like professors Ngugi, Prof Micere Mugo- turning them into refuges for simply asking for a basic right like freedom of speech! If the same standards of intolerance were to be applied now, we could not have enough detention camps!

Could this be why Mzee Moi is opposing the PC particularly the chapter on Bill of Rights? Could someone throw some light on this?

Let’s vote in honour of all those that gallant Kenyans who had a vision and fought for our second liberation but never lived to enjoy birth of a new Kenya.

Please confirm that your Green voting card is with you and keep the date of 4th August, 2010.

Regards

Elijah Agevi

Defender the Green corner

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From: jt okinda

Kipkorir,

Why don`t you just tell Maryann why you think Ruto should be listened to in Gatundu. Why are you annoyed Mr. Kipkorir?

The other day Hon Mwai Kibaki challenged in a light touch the former President, Hon. Moi to join the yes campaign. I was surprised the following day to see a very annoyed Hon. Moi accusing Hon. Kibaki of all type of sins related to tribal clashes of 2007. This was uncalled for. Why was he annoyed when those entitled to be annoyed are the Kenyan people he made sure had no rights for the 24 years he was in power. I remember a christian colleague at the university, the late Adungosi who died prematurely due to overbearing and uncalled for annoyance of Hon. Moi. The young fellow who only wanted the student community to understand that Moi meant well was bungled in prison and tortured to death. It is Adungosi mother and friends who should be annoyed not Hon. Moi.

My advice to all Kenyans is to always be calm and use their brains more. Annoyance and primitive reactions have no place in modern society. You are free to say what you please but being abusive is stupid and uncalled for!

On Wednesday, the 4th of august,2010, I, JULIUS OKINDA will vote YES whether MOI and company likes it or not!

OKINDA JT

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From: GILBERT KIPKORIR

Maryann,

Leave Ocampo to do his own investigations and arrest the culprits.

Ruto has a stable family by the way if you didn’t know and has children who respect him and as if not enough, he has followers not like you who crouch in tribal cocoonship.

Bure Kabisa.
Buiywo.

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Maryann Wanjiru wrote:

Jonah and all,

The people of Gatundu were not there for the purpose of the rally, they were there to see for themselves the person who was responsible for the massacre for there fellow tribemen and women in the 2007 PEV! end of story, if at anytime you think the people of Gatundu can vote for anything that has Ruto in it, pole sana! Ruto try elsewhere!