----Should a person in his position open his mouth and talk such carelessly?
---Given his careless history of incitement, was this a careless statement or a well calculated move to discredit the Judiciary arm of government.
---Is this a sign of things to come when he is defeated in the elections and once again refuse to file a petition in the courts but instead call out people in the streets to protest in the streets with stones and other weapons?
---Should Kenyans entrust their country to a man who talks carelessly and then admits he does not know what he was saying?
---Unless he is put to account for his reckless words and actions this man will drive the country into an abyss of destruction. Ignorance is no defense and by insulting the judges he should be held to account.
--If he wants to be forgiven when he wrongs the country, then why does he want other politicians to be jailed or hanged when they do the same?
What is your opinion?
4 Comments
Even the bible says that you need to remove a log which is in your own eye so that you can see the log which is in your neighbours eye.The guy is so selfish that he want the others to be jailed so that he can benefit but it's high time he realizes that he was the cause of all this because he failed to admit defeat.If he admitted defeat he could be so many miles politically.Shame on him.
ReplyDeletePoorly written article, no name of writer, no date, and severely lop-sided. I may not be a supporter of Raila, but to condemn him for saying he was sorry for mispeaking, something that calls for strength to do. Many politicians especially (worldwide) will often say stuff they wish they hadn't said but they will not apologize so being a FAIR person, for this I say kuddos to Raila. Second, talking carelessly is when members of 4 Kenyan tribes - GEMA, meet exclusively to claim that "someone" is after them to INCITE members of their tribes to FIGHT back on false assumptions. Ignorance is supporting a man who is supported by mungiki thugs who have been known to unleash terror on Kenyans from ALL tribes at the command of that man. Be fair for once because INTELLIGENT Kenyans are not political puppets.
ReplyDeletehey, the pm was correct by apologizing for the mistake he made.This is a good gesture from the pm which clearly indicates that he can own up to his mistakes unlike the other politicians who can not own up their mistakes. in this regard therefore the pm doesn't need any condemnation for his apology on the mistatement
ReplyDeleteThe prime minister won last elections, who doesn't know if the other day i found mice in the house talking about his victory. he has nothing to apologize. the perpetrators have taken enough for the owner to notice.
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