Nyani Ngabu
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- May 15, 2006
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I don't need to go nowhere skunk!
Your momma'sThat’s because you are too dumb to realize it.
Simpleton.
Your momma's
What else?
Take your time
Tim Sebastian kawa punked mpaka unaona huyu Mkapa anaweza kuanzisha Vita Vikuu vya Tatu vya Dunia hapa.Hahhaha... Mzee anajua kupanga hoja hata kama ni uwongo au umesahau kilichomtokea mwaandishi wa BBC Hard talk
Death by a thousand cuts is what the ‘main’ opposition party, CHADEMA, is going through right now.
The steady drip drip of defections...a councilman/ councilwoman here, an MP there, is what eventually will lead to CHADEMA’s waterloo.
A painful demise right in front of our very eyes.
But tell that to the ‘few’ remaining party stalwarts and they’ll make a beeline for your windpipe.
These people are so rabid, so delusional, so deep in denial that it renders it almost impossible to reason with them.
They label anyone who dares to criticize their party or their ‘Dear Leader’ as being on CCM’s payroll.
To them, their ‘Dear Leader’ is above criticism. He is sacrosanct.
Some of us don’t operate like that, though. To us, no one is above criticism and no one is below praise.
If you do good, we’ll praise you. If you eff up, we’ll call you out.
Sad to see CHADEMA end this way.
Once upon a time they carried the hopes of so many Tanzanias, myself included.
Thank you
What about the party that has been in power since independence? More than 50 years? You don't see that? You champion change, yet you seem to have a double standard. People of double standards never experience happiness!Their dear leader doesn't make any mistake. He has been in charge since 2004, that itself speaks a lot about importance of electing a new leader who will bring in a completely new kind of political mentality and thinking.
At least that party has a structure in place and everyone knows it. They got a term limit of ten years and it is a rule to be followed by all members.What about the party that has been in power since independence? More than 50 years? You don't see that? You champion change, yet you seem to have a double standard. People of double standards never experience happiness!
Dictator in back yard?, a kettle calling a pot black! Politics of parties have ruined your faculty of understanding. Now, you're comparing chadema's life in our national politics vs our nation's life since independence in1961, of which has been under the same party with the same ideas, with same people who thinks and act the same. And yet you're trying to find a definition of crazy somewhere else? Damn! You will never see it, i don't expect you to do so. You are blindsided. You mind little things and forget the ones that matter. Pole sanaa! Na bado mtatumbukia shimoni moja kwa moja, mark my words. You are doomed to fail.At least that party has a structure in place and everyone knows it. They got a term limit of ten years and it is a rule to be followed by all members.
You got a dictator in your backyard, deal with him first, before pointing your fingers on a party that is able enough to create a tangible and positive legacy.
He is now in office for 14 years, a child of that age is in secondary school!!, and anyone who is against his thinking and his personal views is a threat to his almost blinded supporters.
You have failed already. Changing political parties doesn't mean getting a complete change of lives of people.Dictator in back yard?, a kettle calling a pot black! Politics of parties have ruined your faculty of understanding. Now, you're comparing chadema's life in our national politics vs our nation's life since independence in1961, of which has been under the same party with the same ideas, with same people who thinks and act the same. And yet you're trying to find a definition of crazy somewhere else? Damn! You will never see it, i don't expect you to do so. You are blindsided. You mind little things and forget the ones that matter. Pole sanaa! Na bado mtatumbukia shimoni moja kwa moja, mark my words. You are doomed to fail.
Like i said, i never expected you to understand. You will never. Culture of democracy my foot.You have failed already. Changing political parties doesn't mean getting a complete change of lives of people.
You claim to be a replacement of an old order but conviction is what you lack. Atleast one has to see a culture of democracy being practiced by your party. Your main guy keeps playing with your party constitution for him to prolong his stay in powers.
Kawakamata pabaya na hamna ujanja wa kuchomoka, matokeo yake wabunge wanaona ni ujinga kubaki kwenye chama kinachoendeshwa kwa matakwa ya mtu mmoja tu.
A nation starts with your very self my dear friend. Change your attitude, your philosophy, your way of tackling challenges and you will see a changed nation.Like i said, i never expected you to understand. You will never. Culture of democracy my foot.
You have failed the whole nation, poor mind, poor life, poor everything. Kalaghabao.
Huwa ni maneno yao ya kujifariji ili kuonyesha kuwa wanakubalika na Wananchi. Upinzani haujawa stamped kwenye kola za mashati ili iko kwenye roho za watu. Spirited.......Nasikia kila siku wanasema chadema inakufa lakini hata msiba hatuuoni
FactualDeath by a thousand cuts is what the ‘main’ opposition party, CHADEMA, is going through right now.
The steady drip drip of defections...a councilman/ councilwoman here, an MP there, is what eventually will lead to CHADEMA’s waterloo.
A painful demise right in front of our very eyes.
But tell that to the ‘few’ remaining party stalwarts and they’ll make a beeline for your windpipe.
These people are so rabid, so delusional, so deep in denial that it renders it almost impossible to reason with them.
They label anyone who dares to criticize their party or their ‘Dear Leader’ as being on CCM’s payroll.
To them, their ‘Dear Leader’ is above criticism. He is sacrosanct.
Some of us don’t operate like that, though. To us, no one is above criticism and no one is below praise.
If you do good, we’ll praise you. If you eff up, we’ll call you out.
Sad to see CHADEMA end this way.
Once upon a time they carried the hopes of so many Tanzanias, myself included.
But illogicalFactual