Bado mnamtafuta aliye mpiga risasi hadharaniThese people are absolutely inhumane
How can you treat a person who had an attempt on his life in such a low shameful way?
This shows that somebody or a group of very powerful people wanted him dead, otherwise they wouldn;t be acting irrationally as they have been doing to this harmless innocent gentleman
We have Monsters running the show out there!.
Mimi nasita kabisa kukubali kwamba Lissu hakufanya au hajafanya hayo anayopaswa kufanya.
Inasikitisha sana.Moral flexibility inaendana na busara na hekima za kiuongozi.
Haipaswi kutumika kila mahala au kwa kila jambo.
Jambo la Lissu ni la kipekee sana na si la kujitakia.
Utu ulipaswa kutangulizwa mbele katika ku 'deal' naye.
Inasikitisha sana.
Utu ni muhimu kuliko madaraka yetu.
What do you expect from empty head and his jug mug .
Kuna mwanasheria humu? Sheria inasemaje?Moral flexibility inaendana na busara na hekima za kiuongozi.
Haipaswi kutumika kila mahala au kwa kila jambo.
Jambo la Lissu ni la kipekee sana na si la kujitakia.
Utu ulipaswa kutangulizwa mbele katika ku 'deal' naye.
This news of Speaker Ndugai stripping Tundu Lissu of his parliamentary membership is not sitting well with me.
The reasons given are him [Lissu] not officially apprising the parliament about his convalescence while being seen gallivanting around Europe and the US and not filling out some form for the ethics committee or something like that.
Now, I get the whole idea of doing everything by the book and all that jazz.
I don't know if Lissu has actually done what is said he hasn't done.
I have a sneaky feeling that he'll probably contradict all of those given reasons for him getting booted off parliament.
I think there is no denying in the fact that he has suffered a lot. There is also no denying that even before that tragic afternoon event on September 2017, he was thoroughly and repeatedly harassed a lot by, some would argue, the powers that be.
Be that as it may, there is no need to add to his suffering.
Sometimes it is wise to have what I call 'moral flexibility' and actually use it.
In Tundu Lissu's case, I think the Speaker of Parliament could have used 'moral flexibility' in handling him.
Harassing a person who survived a dastardly assassination attempt is not right.
Very unnecessary.
What the Speaker has done to Tundu Lissu is totally Inhuman. How can you make accusations of the like to the person who was short by armed gunmen in broad daylight ?
The speaker from today onwards spiritually will regret this, he will be haunted by this tragedy and at the end of the day he will face big shame sooner or later.
Ujinga mtupu
Hivi kuna wapumbavu siku akifa ndugai wataandika rest in peace RIP ?Hapana nimesimamia ukucha
This news of Speaker Ndugai stripping Tundu Lissu of his parliamentary membership is not sitting well with me.
The reasons given are him [Lissu] not officially apprising the parliament about his convalescence while being seen gallivanting around Europe and the US and not filling out some form for the ethics committee or something like that.
Now, I get the whole idea of doing everything by the book and all that jazz.
I don't know if Lissu has actually done what is said he hasn't done.
I have a sneaky feeling that he'll probably contradict all of those given reasons for him getting booted off parliament.
I think there is no denying in the fact that he has suffered a lot. There is also no denying that even before that tragic afternoon event on September 2017, he was thoroughly and repeatedly harassed a lot by, some would argue, the powers that be.
Be that as it may, there is no need to add to his suffering.
Sometimes it is wise to have what I call 'moral flexibility' and actually use it.
In Tundu Lissu's case, I think the Speaker of Parliament could have used 'moral flexibility' in handling him.
Harassing a person who survived a dastardly assassination attempt is not right.
Very unnecessary.
What the Speaker has done to Tundu Lissu is totally Inhuman. How can you make accusations of the like to the person who was short by armed gunmen in broad daylight ?
The speaker from today onwards spiritually will regret this, he will be haunted by this tragedy and at the end of the day he will face big shame sooner or later.
Wapo aisee wale wanao vumilia harufu ya miguu yake na mdomoHivi kuna wapumbavu siku akifa ndugai wataandika rest in peace RIP ?
Kiongozi yule Toka mpige mgombea mwezieThis news of Speaker Ndugai stripping Tundu Lissu of his parliamentary membership is not sitting well with me.
The reasons given are him [Lissu] not officially apprising the parliament about his convalescence while being seen gallivanting around Europe and the US and not filling out some form for the ethics committee or something like that.
Now, I get the whole idea of doing everything by the book and all that jazz.
I don't know if Lissu has actually done what is said he hasn't done.
I have a sneaky feeling that he'll probably contradict all of those given reasons for him getting booted off parliament.
I think there is no denying in the fact that he has suffered a lot. There is also no denying that even before that tragic afternoon event on September 2017, he was thoroughly and repeatedly harassed a lot by, some would argue, the powers that be.
Be that as it may, there is no need to add to his suffering.
Sometimes it is wise to have what I call 'moral flexibility' and actually use it.
In Tundu Lissu's case, I think the Speaker of Parliament could have used 'moral flexibility' in handling him.
Harassing a person who survived a dastardly assassination attempt is not right.
Very unnecessary.