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Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 6:28am On Sep 26, 2011 |
Are you all aware that Kenyans have taken the first step to deal with corruption in Kenya? Politics is serving a nation. It is about fairness. Right? Go to sautiyakericho.com Talk to me |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 6:30am On Sep 26, 2011 |
Nigerian corruption, African corruption, any corruption should end as the world embraces, justice and fairness Beyond the case, at governance level is greed, power hungry people who put their interests over the people's interest. Its all political to me no matter how we clean it. |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by upendo98(f): 6:44am On Sep 26, 2011 |
Hey kenyan man how are you. Why are you linking the hague case with corruption? dont you realise those are political crimes being dealt with at the Hague and not corruption? you should have mentioned,the KACC ,lumumba and the likes. The hague case is all about the post election violence that saw thousands displaced and die.Cause was political and ethnic hatred not corruption as we understand it. |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 6:07pm On Sep 26, 2011 |
DO NOT HIDE UNDER ELECTION VIOLENCE, POLITICS WERE AT THE HEART OF THE VIOLENCE, TRY ALSO GREED, POWER, AND PERPETUAL DESIRE TO RULE, THE OATH TO THINK THAT ONE WAS BORN IN POWER, SHOULD REMAIN IN POWER THROUGH A DYNASTY. SOUNDS LIKE THE KINGS OF THE MUSLIM WOULD TODAY. ONE BY ONE, THEY SEE THEIR POWERS CRUMBLING. WHY? YOU ASK, THE PEOPLE ARE TIRED OF POWER GRABBING RULERS. DEMOCRACY, FAIRNESS, JUSTICE, AND EQUALITY, ACCEPTS ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH EQUALLY. |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 6:15pm On Sep 26, 2011 |
Upendo read my past statements. Read current statements. The age for power grabbing, tribal politics is gone. See Njenga Mina in Church on the net. |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 3:11am On Sep 27, 2011 |
upendo 98: |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 3:12am On Sep 27, 2011 |
read carefully what you have in-front of you. "Sautiyakenya.com" |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 7:44am On Sep 27, 2011 |
Be specific if you need a specific answer |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 9:02am On Sep 27, 2011 |
Kenya has taken steps to make sure that corruption will be a thing of the past. There are those that are not sure that our new Constitution will deliver the balance of power for the Republic of Kenya, reinforce nationalism, and do away with tribalism, but most of us do believe in the dawn of true NATIONALISM, as counties work towards development. On the legal side, we have begun to clean that side also including work with the Hague to clean the ills of 2007 and all previous elections. See sautiyakenya.com or sautiyakericho.com kenyaman |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by upendo98(f): 10:20am On Sep 27, 2011 |
kenyaman: To be honest I do not know what your website is all about because its too shallow.Nothing much to see or read about. Or am I missing something here? Now the Rome statue of the ICC entered into force on 1st Jul, 2002. The new Kenyan constitution was enacted on 27th Aug,2010. The reason why those guys are at the hague is cz Kenya is a signatory to the statue. I doubt it has to do with the legal side of our new constitution because even if we still had the old,a warrant of arrest would have been issued like they did for Bashir. Lets us just say that if the case goes to trial,then whatever happens thereafter will be determined by the constitution we have in place that is if they are brought back here like I heard (not verified). At the moment I don't know what would happen if they are found guilty Are you a Kenyan by any chance and if so from what region? I may be able to ask you a few things. |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 8:47pm On Sep 27, 2011 |
It looks like your concerned about the hague, the Kenya constitution and the warrants of arrest and the trial at hague. Donot confuse "sautiyakericho or sautiyakenya with a website. Just go to the site and learn a little bite about fairness, justice, equality of persons. You will better for this than websites etc |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by upendo98(f): 10:40pm On Sep 27, 2011 |
kenyaman: But that is what your thread title is all about. You left it hanging so I just stuck to that.Ok I have checked your blog again. So now tell me what you know about fairness and equality in Kenya. What about the hague/ocampo case? have u been following the proceedings cz I have and its intense. nway. |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 2:52am On Sep 28, 2011 |
remove your add from here. Put your effort and energy in resolving human rights and better governance in all Africa |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 2:57am On Sep 28, 2011 |
NO ROOM FOR WASTING TIME, PUT ALL YOUR TIME IN SOLUTIONS aa in sautiyakenya.com |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 3:02am On Sep 28, 2011 |
UPENDO hili ni jina lako? Unatoka wapi Africa? |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 6:18am On Sep 28, 2011 |
[Where are the justice experts. sautiyakenya.com |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by upendo98(f): 7:32am On Sep 28, 2011 |
kenyaman: I had asked you a similar question earlier but you did not answer.I do not know why. Now I do not think it matters where we both come from. We are Africans. Since you are promoting 'sautiyakericho I will let you do your thing. It was nice meeting you. Cheers. |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by upendo98(f): 7:43am On Sep 28, 2011 |
kenyaman: All kenyans know him as Maina Njenga. And if you are following the hague case you will understand what role he played,why,who killed his wife plus everything else. Kenyans are relieved the matter is in hague.They await the outcome so theres no need to stir up hatred at all. People are trying to unite and I love that. |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 8:00pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?action=profile;u=692732 Upendo, maana yake ni "love". Unajua? In response to your question yes, I am aware just like you, information from the network. I am not privy to the situation. Do you know more? |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 8:07pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
"[b]The reason why those guys are at the hague is cz Kenya is a signatory to the statue. I doubt it has to do with the legal side of our new constitution because even if we still had the old,a warrant of arrest would have been issued like they did for Bashir. Lets us just say that if the case goes to trial,then whatever happens thereafter will be determined by the constitution we have in place that is if they are brought back here like I heard (not verified). At the moment I don't know what would happen if they are found guilty Are you a Kenyan by any chance and if so from what region? I may be able to ask you a few things." To your very last question Upendo. Ask me anyway in your national language and see if I can be able to answer. You may be surprised of my knowledge base. Where are you writing from? kenyaman |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 8:24pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Ladies and Gentlemen, Ocampo/hague Kenya Case He is no full who gives what they cannot keep to gain what they cannot loose. Without you the citizen of Africa being informed, we cannot face tomorrow in our lands with pride. We need safe streets, safe cities, safe parliaments, safe nations, safe churches, safe world. Hence I invite you to watch the Hague proceedings on Ocampo 6. THEN PASS THIS TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS AROUND AFRICA. sautiyakenya.com sautiyakericho.com Pass this also to Madu or Abrahamogi |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 6:30am On Sep 29, 2011 |
watching and viewing this page: New: Sautiyakenya.com Sautiyakericho.com YOU WILL LOVE IT, LEARN FROM YOUR VIEWING SEMA UPENDO! |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by pendo89(f): 7:08am On Sep 29, 2011 |
kenyaman: You are asking if I know the meaning of my ID upendo? If you were keen enough with the case you would have understood what happend to Njenga. That is not on the network.Its evidence from witnesses. Know more about what? Kenya? Its my middle name. kenyaman: The best thing that ever happened to people is google translate so am gonna try you on this. 'Nataka unitell vipoa ka we ni msee wa kenya cz Kuna wazae hujimake tu'.Plus base yako ni gani? we ni mjournalist ama?' My national lingo is English and swahili. But I used sheng. A typical kenyan understands sheng. That aside' you sound like the voice of one crying in the wilderness r u john the baptist? Uhuru takes the stand today.Dont miss it! |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 7:48am On Sep 29, 2011 |
Nataka unitell vipoa ka we ni msee wa kenya cz Kuna wazae hujimake tu'.Plus base yako ni gani? we ni mjournalist ama?' My national lingo is English and swahili. But I used sheng. A typical kenyan understands sheng. That aside' you sound like the voice of one crying in the wilderness r u john the baptist? Uhuru takes the stand today.Dont miss it! Check it out sautiyakenya.com I do not speak sheng. I never knew that there was such a language in Kenya, neither did I hear about MUngiki until "Sautiyakenya.com" I think I may understand you only in English and Swahili. Google may not give you the swahili that we take pride to speak, read and write. |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by pendo89(f): 8:13am On Sep 29, 2011 |
Ahaaa I now get it. Sheng is slang. Its the corrupted swahili you find on the streets. 90% youth in Nbo speaks sheng. But you leave it on the streets dont take it to class. like poa is slang for mzuri. umenijazz slang for umenipa moyo(very encouraging) wow u never heard of mungiki,sugusugu,mwakenya,taliban,jeshi la mzee,and those other silly tribal militias that pop up when political temp. is at an all time high? Well it would take me a day to explain the origin and their roles.But good thing is,these groupings are dying cz they only exist as long as they receive financial backing.But wth the way things are going nobody wants to be associated with them anymore. People are more civilized now and have good systems in place to air their grievances. Rem they popped up during the last regime due to oppression. I think you are smbody versed with kenyan affairs but not one by blood. Oh then,You don't have to copy paste if u want to quote.Click on reply then scroll down the replies and click on insert quote. The one you are replying to. Then type outside the brackets below the quote. It's less stress. |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 8:56pm On Sep 29, 2011 |
Upendo, You impress me as someone very knowledgeable. Where in Kenya are you from? Observing the way you write, you appear like a person who speaks freely. Is your freedom because of the new Kenyan constitution or because you are out of the country and you are able to speak freely? May I ask, where in Kenya do you come from? Pwani, bara, kaskazini? My language of Kiswahili is rusty for luck of practice. Zungumza nami kila siku. kenyaman-upendo |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 9:02pm On Sep 29, 2011 |
Upendo/Pendo ANGALIA There is more on Ocampo posted at : Sautiyakericho.com or Sautiyakenya.com Please check it out and send it to all your friends websites around the world. kenyaman |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 9:26pm On Sep 29, 2011 |
WHY AFRICANS MUST FOLLOW UP AND READ THIS HAGUE/OCAMPO CASE 1. It is about corruption in high places 2. People who believe in tribal leadership and swear to cling to power by whatever means necessary 3.People who do not speak of what policies will built Kenya in this instance, but what can we do to defeat Odinga in this case. 4. Such views of Ruto, Uhuru, Kolonzo, Wamalwa, and the pwani Mdigo, the lost case. 5. The platform, that seeks to ousted another politician by any means necessary should never be embraceable by any KENYAN, or AFRICAN. 6. KENYANS should seek and support only policies that a politician brings to the table: 7. Will politicians enjoy increase in wealth at the expense of the middle and lower populations of Kenya? 8. Will members of Parliament, judges, KRA (which is composed of the wealthy) pay taxes? 9. Will the coffee and tea plantations belong to the owners or Kenya central government? 10. Will the port of Mombasa belong to the coastal people or the central government? 11. What is a livable wage for all middle and lower class Kenyans? 12. Should the media in Kenya pursue policy questions at all cost? In my view YES Sautiyakenya.com or Sautiyakericho.com |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 9:36pm On Sep 29, 2011 |
"Are you a Kenyan by any chance and if so from what region? I may be able to ask you a few things." To your very last question Upendo. Ask me anyway in your national language and see if I can be able to answer. You may be surprised of my knowledge base. Where are you writing from?" Yes, you can ask me a few things. I may be able to answer. Where I have no response, I will tell you just as in the case of the cheng. Unijazz.(foreign kenya language) kenyaman |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by kenyaman: 6:20am On Sep 30, 2011 |
Kenya in hague continues to deliver justice by openly dealing with the Ocampo 6. The trial will reflect the wishes of Kenyans to deliver justice, fairness and its happening at: sautiyakericho.com sautiyakenya.com THIS IS THE MOMENT; LOG AND WATCH |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by pendo89(f): 10:02am On Sep 30, 2011 |
kenyaman: |
Re: Ocampo/hague Kenya Case by pendo89(f): 10:12am On Sep 30, 2011 |
kenyaman: You sound like somebody who is still living under the moi era.Have you been to Kenya since multipartism was introduced? When section 2A was changed to give rise to multiparty? That is when Kenya started changing.It was in 1997! You need to wake up now and go to Kenya. Let not what happened in the last elections blind you.There's peace ,love and harmony because of the will of citizens.It was a lesson learnt. You heard about the referendum and the new constitution? well Kenyans did that for themselves.This is a kenyan constitution not a politician's one and that is why people are vocal. I speak freely because that is what all Kenyans do. They express themselves on media,street,everywhere screams freedom because theres a law to protect you. You want to know my region? No I call myself an African.I hate it when somebody asks about tribe coz they start viewing you in that light. If you wish to promote unity dont keep asking about tribes. cheers |
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