A falling lizard thinks it’s flying until the ground reminds it

britanicca

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Mjusi unaotoka kwenye Paa kuanguka au kudondoka sakafuni kuna muda wakati ukiwa angani udhani una paa kama ndege Mpaka pale Tumbo likipiga sakafu kukumbusha kwamba we ni Mjusi

Mjusi tuliyenaye anasahau kwamba nchi si yake na utawala ni kwa muda tu, watu zaidi ya 12,000 tokea aingie madarakani wamepotea na kuuwawa huku Wengine wakibaki na alama ya maumivu mioyoni mwao!

Jaman Mjusi kaanza hata Kudhan yeye ni Kenge Anaweza Tafuna vijusi Jusi vinavyomsogelea na kusogelea yai lake liuzalo kobazi kule centre !


Lissu kukaa gerezani Mwaka usidhani itaisha hivi hivi na mbaya zaidi amlaumu aliyemshauri ujinga huu


Hatutoboi 2030 bila kuita mtu kati KAITABA KUU

Kuna taarifa inatisha anzeni kufunika vinywaji vyenu, mkienda kuzini mahotelini mwende na taulo zenu kabisa yatawakuta ya Mnyakyusa

Yaan
“A falling lizard thinks it’s flying until the ground reminds it”

Chukua Hiyo

Britanicca
 
Hahaaa. Mzee utasubiri sana na lissu kuna uwezekano akatoka baada ya 2030 uchaguzi mkuu
 
Political Delusion and Hubris:
describes leaders who mistake a loss of control (falling) for a new kind of freedom or strategic maneuver (flying). They ignore early warning signs, believing their "descent" is actually a rise in status or power.

Reality of "The Ground":
In a political context, the "ground" represents the inevitable consequences of poor governance, such as an economic crash, a popular uprising, or an election defeat. The proverb suggests that reality—often in the form of the people's will or economic laws—will eventually provide a harsh correction to political arrogance.

Impending Downfall:
It serves as a warning that a "free-fall" without a parachute (sound policy or public support) will always end in a crash, regardless of how comfortable the leader feels during the descent.
 
Any news that hints the demise of the female tyrant is definitely good news.

May her fall come with a painful thunder upon her. Amen.
 
Although and the feeling of always being right never last forever ,no one has ever been the first and no one will ever be the last

As the elders say,anything that has a beginning will surely have an end and so it shall be for him .

I believe time is the greatest teacher for the arrogant and for everything under the sun
The Downfall of such people often begins with those closest
to them

Let us continue to wait ,the moment is not far ,intact we have already arrived .The tension at home is intense ,though ouths and promises continue to conceal truths that would have been revealed long ago .
 
Ukiona huyu bingwa ameanza kuandikaandika ujue jikoni kunapikwa chakula tuandae njaa
 
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