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The Butterfly Effect
I know that the human species must survive and has needs but with every action there is a reaction and the earth will react in the opposite way to remove the part that is bringing bad change. Most of the change has already been seen with the global warming effects such as undetermined rain, floods, snow in areas where it never used to snow.........but whose fault is it? Me and you.
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What if someone in Garissa, or Mandera, or Turkana, or wherever else wanted to tell Kenya something? How can people in such remote areas have their voices heard? Well, they can write to a popular newspaper's editor (but will they be published?); or they can get online and start a blog or submit something to Kikulacho (but can they get online?); or they can send Kikulacho a 'letter to the editor' (we won't edit their letter, we'll just publish it on this website. A while later they will see it in print, on paper).
QUICK READS
- Minister Pogisio - Good Lord! Who else watched Minister Pogisio on NTV last night? Apart from coming across as vindictive, arrogant, and petty, I found that his arguments made little sense and that beating about the bush, going round in circles. I completely disagree with him and every MP who voted to gag the media. [...]
- Guidelines for Citizens’ Direct Action on 1Oth, 11th and 12th December 2008! - Our struggle for people sensitive, responsible and accountable leadership is firmly on! Kenyans are fired up to use their creativity to dramatize and communicate their dissatisfaction to their leaders. December 10th, 11th and 12th remain our days for civil direct action, the days for display of people power!
- Immorality and Kenya - I am not advocating for immorality - all I am saying is that nothing can be universal, not even morality. Invariably, people are different and will view things differently. What is immoral to you may be moral to someone else and, in my view, it would be the height of immorality to force your views and opinions on other people. Live and let live.
- Is Torture Wrong? - Torture is not wrong because someone else thinks it is wrong....It is the torture that is wrong. Torture is wrong because it inflicts unspeakable pain upon the body of a fellow human being who is entirely at our mercy. The tortured person is bound and helpless.
- Two MPs to be Taxed - Kenyan Heroes - It’s official, Johnstone Muthama and Jeremiah Kioni, MPs for Kangundo and Ndaragwa respectively, have voluntarily asked for their allowances to be taxed. While this is probably a move for political gain, I wholeheartedly applaud it. At least there are MPs who think straight, and think of us. I thank you and celebrate you, sirs!! I [...]
OTHER NEWS
- Mboyas legacy still alive, 40 years later 4 Jul 2009
Today marks 40 years since Tom Mboya was brutally killed in Nairobi. - The Hague debacle 4 Jul 2009
Should post-election violence suspects be tried locally or at The Hague? - Obama's trip: 3 more countries, 1 broad mission 4 Jul 2009
And when in Rome? Obama will go to the Vatican to see Pope Benedict XVI for their first meeting. - Mt Elgon conflict affects women and children 3 Jul 2009
It has been slightly over a year, and the guns have been silent in the Mt Elgon region of Western Kenya, but the trauma remains etched in the minds and bodies of the women from this region. What start. […] - Gaddafi Expands Ego, Ropes in Fellow Rulers 2 Jul 2009
Sovereignty must be a battle cry for scoundrels. So African rulers are consorting on continental impunity under the able tutelage of Leader Muammar Gaddafi? The next few days will see the African cont. […]
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