Comments on: R.I.P MUGABE WERE AND ALL KENYANS WHO HAVE DIED

By: Turncoat

Turncoat — Mon, 26 May 2008 15:56:26 +0000

I pray for Justice for ALL IN EMBAKASI

By: Turncoat

Turncoat — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 12:58:55 +0000

i meant the ALMIGHTY

By: Turncoat

Turncoat — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 12:57:35 +0000

You and Mwenje now face the almighty. Where there is no PNU or ODM. Your killers brother Were will be brought to justice. Only that this time they will not be beside you with Jesus. They will be stoking the fire for Kivuitu and the 20 commisioners

By: Anne

Anne — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 12:08:03 +0000

I was very saddened by the murder of our 2 ODM MPs. But they didn’t die in vain. They lay thier lives down for a country to be delivered from an oppressive leadership. Freedom has a price…a very high price but we now have all the hope that Hon Raila Odinga and his team will lead us through the doors that seem to have opened.
God Bless our country.

Anne

By: Dominic Otieno Omolo

Dominic Otieno Omolo — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 16:51:34 +0000

Resta in pace, caro Melitus!
I knew Were when I when to Rome to study and we lived in the same student hostel. We bonded and always met when I came to Kenya. I remeber to moments we shared together during the recent campaigns when I returned to Kenya to campaign for ODM. I remember warning him to be careful of Mungiki now that he has dethroned one of their benefactors.

Were, as you go ahead of us, may your death strengthen the resolve of genuine Kenyans for peace and justice from the recent flawed elections. Those of us who knew you closely and lived with you will live to remember your hardwork and dedication to everything you set out to do.

By: Sherri King

Sherri King — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 00:07:34 +0000

It has been painful to read and hear of the strife in Kenya. Friends of mine are there and I pray for their safety, as the work they sought to do was for those who had little or nothing to survive on.
They are from the village of Kwoyo-Kochio and bear the last name of Ogwel. Is there anyone who can attest to their safety?
My prayers go out to all who have suffered since the election. What seems evident to me – and I am half a world away – is that the suffering existed long before the elections occurred and revolt does not occur where there is an equitable distribution of goods, services, education and opportunity.
Please if you know of my good friends, post a note regarding their safety.

By: Pato

Pato — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 14:08:16 +0000

And by the way, keep your stupid monuments to yourself. you think you will replace the parents, the kids you killed with stone statues?

just make monuments of your messiah where you can worship and adore him

By: Pato

Pato — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 13:51:49 +0000

Nyako,

Go tell your stupid cause for justice to the corpses. to the woman in Timboroa who was dragged out of a matatu and her womb ripped open with a machete and then left to bleed to death on the hot tarmac.

You mistake our silence. Thousands have been killed and because we are not running around ripping railway lines you think we have forgotten. Murderers are to be rewarded with gov’t posts?

You and RAO will find you are sadly mistaken

By: nyako

nyako — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 09:28:00 +0000

Pato,
Blood thisrty or not, I want JUSTICE. Like it hate it, nothing comes easy. Even before we got the first liberation, there was bloodshed. Its unfortunate that Kenyans are dying but for the future, monuments will be built for them, for now, the fight for JUSTICE is on. If I get caught up in it and die, so be it.
I cant imagine a Kenyan with brains like urs, u trully is a disappointing one. Point to note, am Kikuyu and I believe Obako stole the presidency from our very own president, RAO.
Good day and please, do have your head checked.

By: Pato

Pato — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 05:23:10 +0000

I never chose to be a kikuyu, I was born into it.

I refuse to apologize for being one. MAny days ago, I believed ODm’s message of non tribalism. Today, the only thing that keeps me alive is Kibaki, the man they had convinced me was a tribalist.

Today, that tribalist is what stands between me and genocide. Between me and mobs who hate me and want to kill me for no other reason other than that I am kikuyu.

I refuse to consent to these murderers being given any form of power. They belong in jail or at the hague not in statehouse.

I guess that makes me a hardline PNU but is thats what will keep my childern alive, then so be it.

Those people in RV were innocent.