Mutakyamirwa
JF-Expert Member
- Jan 24, 2011
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Lukindo, your post sounds revolutionary and I would support you in any way.
My takes are as follows:
1) Do as what Egypt and other Middle East Countries have done/are doing. The connstraint behind this is that Tanzanians are for the time being divided...Udini, uchama, ujimbo and so forth. However, through JF and other media (though majority of these media are possessed by the betrayals/gvt...) people can be sensitized to come on street for their rights
2) The gvt machineries (Jeshi/Polisi) need to support tanzanians (need to be on the side of demonstrators) there we should assess they stands for the time being and persue them to support Tanzanians in this time of controversy
3) Opposition parties to unite (call a joint meeting and discuss on common matters to be claimed of) there after arrange date for a demonstration
4) It will sound awkwardly to have an election 2015 with this current constitution/ we need to calim for it now as I see all means of delay in place to have it or not before 2015.
My takes are as follows:
1) Do as what Egypt and other Middle East Countries have done/are doing. The connstraint behind this is that Tanzanians are for the time being divided...Udini, uchama, ujimbo and so forth. However, through JF and other media (though majority of these media are possessed by the betrayals/gvt...) people can be sensitized to come on street for their rights
2) The gvt machineries (Jeshi/Polisi) need to support tanzanians (need to be on the side of demonstrators) there we should assess they stands for the time being and persue them to support Tanzanians in this time of controversy
3) Opposition parties to unite (call a joint meeting and discuss on common matters to be claimed of) there after arrange date for a demonstration
4) It will sound awkwardly to have an election 2015 with this current constitution/ we need to calim for it now as I see all means of delay in place to have it or not before 2015.