REVEALING the real POLITICAL TRUTH of UHURU/RUTO and RAILA/ KALONZO …. A MUST READ
In the 1980s, Daniel arap
Moi and Mwai Kibaki led the same government. In the 1990s and
in 2002, they were on opposite sides, and vociferously so.
In 2007, they were
together again, praising each other’s statesmanship.
In the 1980s, Moi and
Kibaki were leading the government that was routinely locking up
Raila Odinga. In the 1990s, Moi, Kibaki and Raila were all on different
sides.
Before 2002, Raila was
with Moi against Kibaki. In 2002, Raila was with Kibaki against
Moi and his chosen successor, Uhuru Kenyatta.
In 2005 Raila led the constitutional
referendum vote against Kibaki, with Moi’s support. In 2007,
Raila was Kibaki’s main challenger for the presidency.
Moi was on Kibaki’s side.
In 2002, Uhuru Kenyatta
was with Moi, pitted against Kibaki and Raila. In 2005, he was
with Raila but against Kibaki.
In 2007 he left
Raila and joined the Kibaki camp. In 2013 Uhuru is pitted against
Raila.
In the 1990s, Kalonzo
Musyoka was firmly with Moi and Uhuru, fighting Raila and Kibaki.
In 2002, he was with Raila and Kibaki, fighting Moi and Uhuru.
In 2005, he was with
Moi, Raila, and Uhuru, fighting Kibaki. In 2007, he famously abandoned
Raila and joined the Kibaki government.
In 2013 he has
returned to Raila’s side.
In the 1990s, Musalia
Mudavadi was firmly with Moi, Kalonzo and Uhuru, fighting Raila
and Kibaki. In 2002 he was with Moi and Uhuru against Raila,
Kalonzo and Kibaki.
In 2005 he was
with Raila, Kalonzo, Uhuru and Moi, fighting Kibaki.
In 2007, he was firmly
with Raila, fighting Kalonzo, Kibaki, Uhuru and Moi. In 2013, he
is back with Moi but fighting Raila and Uhuru.
In the 1990s, William Ruto
was a stalwart of the Moi regime with Uhuru, Musalia and Kalonzo,
fighting Raila and Kibaki. In 2007 he was by Raila and
Musalia’s side, fighting Kibaki, Uhuru and Kalonzo.
In 2013 he is by Uhuru’s
side, fighting Raila, Kalonzo and Musalia.
People …. These guys only care about themselves and their survival in politics?
PEACE for the POOR KENYAN
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