Political Scientist Dr Mutahi Ngunyi believes, for Fidel Odinga to move to the foreground politically... . from behind the desk and beyond just offering a helping hand, to steering the ODM helm. “Fidel has the height of what the Jews would call a good leader. He’s a tall six point something guy and I think he also has the rhetoric of his father and grandfather. Groom the young guy. Let Fidel be the one to take on Uhuru and Ruto. Ngunyi advised that . . . . . “Raila is a slow punctured politician, a cat whose nine lives have expired,” as evidenced by the unexpectedly but admittedly, low Saba Saba rally turn out. “As one of the Russian leaders Nikita Khrushchev said once, if you feed people with revolutionary rhetoric today, they will listen to you, Saba Saba, tomorrow they’ll come and listen to you, the day after tomorrow they’ll listen to you but the fourth day they will tell you, to hell with you because we’re tired of the rhetoric,” Ngunyi referenced. In the interest of fairness however, CORD principle Moses Wetangula blamed the low rally turn out on a government conspiracy to keep their supporters away, accusing the police of barricading their supporters in the slums. Fidel as a choice of successor however, Ngunyi made clear, is a calculation based on set precedent and not precedence. “I think Raila is cursed by what the Greeks call the curse of Sisyphus; 2002 he rolled the stone with Kibaki, it tipped on the other side but Kibaki claimed the victory. 2007 maybe he was actually the one who won the election but before he could tip it the same thing happened. This time round same thing, it rolled back, Saba Saba – it is rolling back. My persuasion is that the gods don’t seem to sympathise with his cause; I don’t think he will become President, he is better off appointing somebody and as dynasties are jealous institutions, he had better start grooming Fidel,” Ngunyi explained. And as with his thoughts on Odinga’s political future, he doesn’t mince his words where a Fidel succession would live the father’s co- CORD Principles Kalonzo Musyoka and Wetangula: “Kalonzo and Wetangula are like vultures, opportunistic; they’re waiting for Raila to fall down dead politically so that they can feed on his carcass. They’re not there because they like Raila. Remember Kalonzo and Raila have been bitter enemies during the Kibaki period. They’re waiting for Raila to exit so they can inherit his dynasty which will not happen. You’ll find they’ll end up with a split which will be as bitter as the original one,” Ngunyi analysed.Railas hooliganism, violence, divisive and dictatorial politics is something he has practiced for decades. He is known to unleash violence on independent minded pple and development minded individuals whom he sees as a threat to his political dominance. His main aim is to see Kenyans suffering in abject poverty, with zero economic development in the region so that he can continue treating them like trash. In his lifetime, he has never contributed a penny towards helping the orphans, widows or the poor kids in his native Luo Nyanza. There is no toilet, school, hospital, road etc he has helped build despite his so called international connections bravado. He has billions of foreign dollars to hire hooligans but cannot afford a penny for development purposes. He talks about democracy but practices dictatorship in line of Hitler and Saddam Hussein. He talks about the constitution he has no respect for. CRY MY BELOVED KENYANS.
Posted on: Thu, 10 Jul 2014 05:13:37 +0000
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