Tuesday, 9 August 2016

YES MR. PRESIDENT I

YES MR. PRESIDENT I

We can now agree that Kenya's morals have collapsed and an ambulance is being waited for resuscitation. If that delays, then the patients will die, be buried and turn into a memory. There it shall remain. Is it really what we wish for our society? How care-less would we be!

We are living in a society where we have a lot of rights and freedom. Right to picket, right to homosexuality, right to steal and be branded a hero, right to equality when its evident you cannot match. Right to kill or assassinate, right to decide what to do when you want to, even when you are not supposed to. A right to chop off your spouses limbs even we know we don't have authority to. A right to decide who fits in a place of worship even when we know we do not have permission to. A right to fight for salary increment even when we know we aren't worth it. A Right to sensationally fight for raising the retirement age limit just because you are too old but do not want to pave way for a younger generation. A right to disrespect your parent and a right to mistreat others.

Who gave you those rights ladies and gentlemen? And do people who partake of this meal deserve to be addressed as so? We have to dress just as we would want to be addressed.

When a home is in chaos, parents would be stared at with blame and by extension the Father. The head. All these are happenning because our home Kenya lost a king, a leader, a father, even though with skeletons just like we. He wasn't perfect in so many pathetic ways but he was a leader. His name is Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi. All other heads of our home have failed us. Our custom demands that a member of the family, worse of a son cannot air their dirty linen in public but I am because I have a right to. Hehehe. Talk of moral decay.

Kenya (Not Kenyans) is painfully begging for a leader who would end corruption, borrowed rights, assassinations, murder, impunity, marital conflicts, etc. A leader who would participate in the battle the Gadhafi, Mugabe, Museveni, Kagame way. They have one thing in common: they have been branded dictators. The good thing is, their countries have no moral decay. We have. They have been in the frontline fighting against  complete westernization.

Why do we think we are backward in everything when we are booming tops with the greatest mobile money transfer system in the world? When our very own Dr. Mukhisa kituyi is riding high in the UN circles.

For us to have better nation you need to elect a  defender or morals, development and equal distribution of resources like me.

#iAmKlassik #Talk2Santo

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