Lissu: Tunaitaka Jumuia ya Kimataifa kuwawekea vikwazo vya kiuchumi Magufuli na genge lake

mtanzania in exile said:
Hivi wewe una akili timamu? Unafahamu kilichotokea na kinachoendelea? Ikiwa chama kimeshatowa tamko la kutoitambua serikali iliyo madarakani, itakuwaje tena watowe wabunge katika chama chao waende kufanya kazi na serikali ambayo hawaitambui? huoni conflict yeyote hapo? Hivi inakuingia akilini kuwa mtu unaeamini amekuibia ngombe wako anakualika shuhuli ukale na wewe unakwenda kwa sababu ya mlo tu ingawa unajua kitoweo ni ngombe wako aloibiwa?

Amka wewe!!!!
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Yule mbunge wa Nkasi mbona yuko Bungeni au yeye anatoka chama gani?,
 
Hiyo adhabu pendekezwa ni sawa na kusema,"Mzuieni samaki asijifunze kuendesha baiskeli".

Makonda mwenyewe huwezi hata kujua kama ana hiyo ban.

Genge la Magufuli lenye akaunti ama uwekezaji nje ni la kufikirika tu.
 
Kumpenda mtu na kumthamini mtu huwa tunaangalia mtu chake kimfaacho, sasa sisi tunampenda na kumthamini mbeba maono wewe asiye kupendeza kwani ukipita tu kunamtu atakurazimisha u comment mtajipa presha za Bure LISSU NI YEYE 2020 ISHARA NI FIGISU TUPU
 
Etwege said:
Huu udikteta uchwara wa Mbowe na Lissu wa kuzuia wabunge wa viti maalum kisa wao wameshindwa lazima upingwe na kila mtu
Wanawake wa CHADEMA andamaneni kufuata haki zenu
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Acha haraka! Muda wa kisheria kwa hao wabunge kuthibishwa na bunge bado upo.
 
Sky Eclat said:
Kumpenda mtu na kumthamini mtu huwa tunaangalia mtu chake kimfaacho, sasa sisi tunampenda na kumthamini mbeba maono wewe asiye kupendeza kwani ukipita tu kunamtu atakurazimisha u comment mtajipa presha za Bure LISSU NI YEYE 2020 ISHARA NI FIGISU TUPU
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Kama Mr. Mzungu ndio mbeba maono basi safari bado ndefu
 
Consultant said:
Lissu ametweet na kuitaka jumuia ya kimataifa kumuwekea Magufuli na genge lake vikwazo vya kiuchumi.

Ameomba hao watu wazuiwe kusafiri na kuingia kwenye nchi za watu (travel ban), assets zao walizoficha nje zitaifishwe na hatua nyinginezo kali zichukuliwe kwa hao waliokiuka haki za binadamu.

Atleast hili ni bora zaidi ya zile wishes za wengi mwanzoni waliotamani kuona NCHI inanyimwa misaada ambapo wangeumia masikini wengi zaidi kuliko tabaka la watawala (Magufuli, Kabudi, Mahera et al)

Kama ni kibano, bora kiwe targetted kwa baadhi ya watu tu.

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Mkuu,

Consultant,

This guy @TunduALissu must be mentally lamed, he has inadvertently to risk exposing the true colors which effect shall prevail for a generation to come. As from now onwards he must forget vying for any position in Tanzania for his blatant personal hatred towards the legitimate president of the URT and his aides. The majority of teh Tanzanian citizens confidently endorsed Dr JP Magufuli for a second term, the wish by TAL shall not hold water to recall the post election decision. He has decided to flex his muscles as if he is in the real battlefield with an artillery armed batallion-he is indeed a crystal clear loser to the game unless he illusively halucinating himself to de-escalate deprression.

I am not so sure if this boy who studied at Ilboru, Galanos and UDSM for first degree has ran out of nut for losing the presdiential contest avenging through such derogatory approach. As of now he is categorized as treasonous person with pretext he personally hate dr JP Magufuli while in the rolling cycle he is the worst demon to be endured.

Let's look on the sactions this desperate psychiatric victim is thriving to ensure the prominent political figures of the sitting regime are subject to reflects his real ill-intent

A sanction is a penalty levied on another country, or on individual citizens of another country. It is an instrument of foreign policy and economic pressure that can be described as a sort of carrot-and-stick approach to dealing with international trade and politics, but the imposition misses rationale to reckon.

Sanctions Can Take Many Forms

A sanction can be exercised in several ways. These include:

  • Tariffs- Taxes imposed on goods imported from another country.
  • Quotas – A limit on how many goods can be either imported from another country or sent to that country.
  • Embargoes- A trade restriction that prevents a country from trading with another. For example, a government can prevent its citizens or businesses from providing goods or services to another country.
  • Non-Tariff Barriers These are non-tariff restrictions on imported goods and can include licensing and packaging requirements, product standards and other requirements that are not specifically a tax.
  • Asset freezes or seizures – Preventing assets owned by a country or individual from being sold or moved.
Types of Sanctions

Sanctions are categorized in several ways. One way to describe them is by the number of parties issuing the sanction. A "unilateral" sanction means that a single country is enacting the sanction, while a "multilateral" sanction means that a group or block of countries is supporting its use. Since multilateral sanctions are enacted by groups of countries, they can be considered less risky because no one country is on the line for the sanction's result. Unilateral sanctions are riskier but can be very effective if enacted by an economically powerful country.

Another way of categorizing sanctions is by the types of trade they limit. Export sanctions block goods flowing into a country, while import sanctions block goods leaving the country. The two options are not equal and will result in different economic ramifications. Blocking goods and services from entering a country (an export sanction) generally has a lighter impact than blocking goods or services from that country (an import sanction). Export sanctions can create an incentive to substitute blocked goods for something else. A case in which an export sanction could work is the blocking of sensitive technological know-how from entering the target country (think advanced weapons). It is harder for the target country to create this sort of good in-house.

Blocking a country's exports through an import sanction increases the possibility that the target country will experience a substantial economic burden

Targeted Sanctions

While the goals of sanctions are to force a country to alter its behavior, there is much variation as to how the sanctions are leveled and whom they target. Sanctions can target a country as a whole, specific industries or individuals such as the prominent political figures or business leaders and allies. Calling for enforcement of this type of sanction is designed to cause financial difficulties for a small set of individuals rather than impacting a country’s population. This type of sanction strategy is most likely to be used when political and economic power is concentrated in the hands of a relatively small group of individuals who have international financial interests.

The targeted group of individuals in this concept is ineffective in Tanzania as the is nobody who centrally controls the financial power.

The war Tundu Antipas Lissu has waged against his political rivals will cost him decades to revamp the personal hatred he decided to surface.
 
Etwege said:
Huu udikteta uchwara wa Mbowe na Lissu wa kuzuia wabunge wa viti maalum kisa wao wameshindwa lazima upingwe na kila mtu
Wanawake wa CHADEMA andamaneni kufuata haki zenu
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Kwani si hata wewe Pimbi uvae sketi uende ukachukue hizo nafasi za viti maalumu Chadema naona unawashwawashwa sana tumeshakwambia hatuzitaki .
 
Consultant said:
Lissu ametweet na kuitaka jumuia ya kimataifa kumuwekea Magufuli na genge lake vikwazo vya kiuchumi.

Ameomba hao watu wazuiwe kusafiri na kuingia kwenye nchi za watu (travel ban), assets zao walizoficha nje zitaifishwe na hatua nyinginezo kali zichukuliwe kwa hao waliokiuka haki za binadamu.

Atleast hili ni bora zaidi ya zile wishes za wengi mwanzoni waliotamani kuona NCHI inanyimwa misaada ambapo wangeumia masikini wengi zaidi kuliko tabaka la watawala (Magufuli, Kabudi, Mahera et al)

Kama ni kibano, bora kiwe targetted kwa baadhi ya watu tu.

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Twende na rafiki zetu wazungu.... hakuna namna!
 
Intelligence Justice said:
Mkuu,

Consultant,

This guy @TunduALissu must be mentally lamed, he has inadvertently to risk exposing the true colors which effect shall prevail for a generation to come. As from now onwards he must forget vying for any position in Tanzania for his blatant personal hatred towards the legitimate president of the URT and his aides. The majority of teh Tanzanian citizens confidently endorsed Dr JP Magufuli for a second term, the wish by TAL shall not hold water to recall the post election decision. He has decided to flex his muscles as if he is in the real battlefield with an artillery armed batallion-he is indeed a crystal clear loser to the game unless he illusively halucinating himself to de-escalate deprression.

I am not so sure if this boy who studied at Ilboru, Galanos and UDSM for first degree has ran out of nut for losing the presdiential contest avenging through such derogatory approach. As of now he is categorized as treasonous person with pretext he personally hate dr JP Magufuli while in the rolling cycle he is the worst demon to be endured.

Let's look on the sactions this desperate psychiatric victim is thriving to ensure the prominent political figures of the sitting regime are subject to reflects his real ill-intent

A sanction is a penalty levied on another country, or on individual citizens of another country. It is an instrument of foreign policy and economic pressure that can be described as a sort of carrot-and-stick approach to dealing with international trade and politics, but the imposition misses rationale to reckon.

Sanctions Can Take Many Forms

A sanction can be exercised in several ways. These include:

  • Tariffs- Taxes imposed on goods imported from another country.
  • Quotas – A limit on how many goods can be either imported from another country or sent to that country.
  • Embargoes- A trade restriction that prevents a country from trading with another. For example, a government can prevent its citizens or businesses from providing goods or services to another country.
  • Non-Tariff Barriers These are non-tariff restrictions on imported goods and can include licensing and packaging requirements, product standards and other requirements that are not specifically a tax.
  • Asset freezes or seizures – Preventing assets owned by a country or individual from being sold or moved.
Types of Sanctions

Sanctions are categorized in several ways. One way to describe them is by the number of parties issuing the sanction. A "unilateral" sanction means that a single country is enacting the sanction, while a "multilateral" sanction means that a group or block of countries is supporting its use. Since multilateral sanctions are enacted by groups of countries, they can be considered less risky because no one country is on the line for the sanction's result. Unilateral sanctions are riskier but can be very effective if enacted by an economically powerful country.

Another way of categorizing sanctions is by the types of trade they limit. Export sanctions block goods flowing into a country, while import sanctions block goods leaving the country. The two options are not equal and will result in different economic ramifications. Blocking goods and services from entering a country (an export sanction) generally has a lighter impact than blocking goods or services from that country (an import sanction). Export sanctions can create an incentive to substitute blocked goods for something else. A case in which an export sanction could work is the blocking of sensitive technological know-how from entering the target country (think advanced weapons). It is harder for the target country to create this sort of good in-house.

Blocking a country's exports through an import sanction increases the possibility that the target country will experience a substantial economic burden

Targeted Sanctions

While the goals of sanctions are to force a country to alter its behavior, there is much variation as to how the sanctions are leveled and whom they target. Sanctions can target a country as a whole, specific industries or individuals such as the prominent political figures or business leaders and allies. Calling for enforcement of this type of sanction is designed to cause financial difficulties for a small set of individuals rather than impacting a country’s population. This type of sanction strategy is most likely to be used when political and economic power is concentrated in the hands of a relatively small group of individuals who have international financial interests.

The targeted group of individuals in this concept is ineffective in Tanzania as the is nobody who centrally controls the financial power.

The war Tundu Antipas Lissu has waged against his political rivals will cost him decades to revamp the personal hatred he decided to surface.
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There was no justice during the 2020 elections and the boy who studied in Ilbouru and Galanos has a point. That’s why he has supporters.
 
Isayalussy11 said:
Hivi huyu bwana nani alimdanganya kama anaweza kuwa Rais wa nchi hii! Mbona anateseka hivi huyu kibaraka! Alafu bado kuna wafuasi wake humu apo wanamuona kaongea la maana!Kumbe Upupu tu Nchi hii kamwe asitegemee na wapinzani wasitegemee kabisa kuwekewa vikwazo wanavyo vipigia miluzi!.
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Ameweza Jiwe kuwa rais pamoja na IQ yake ndogo ya 0.00000001 na mapungufu yake mengi , Nani atadhindwa hata Bibi Chau anaweza kuwa the best president kuliko Jiwe mara mamilioni .
 
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