Mlanz
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- Jul 8, 2015
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POLITICAL LANGUAGE IS DESIGNED TO MAKE LIES SOUND TRUTHFUL..!!
When I listen to Politicians many questions come to mind, many times I ask myself how in the world did someone or a victim of an alleged assassination plot manage to dodge, evade or even survive a barrage of over thirty eight bullets that were directly aimed at his side of the vehicle and in an attack where his official or personal driver miraculously escaped without sustaining any injury or a slight scratch♂️?.
Sometimes I ask myself how long does it really take for a victim of a drive by shooting or rather an attempted political assassination to heal from seven bullet wounds or a leg wound caused by a barrage of bullets from sub-machine guns of several assassins?
Being the greatest political critic of the country's president and government is one thing and should be encouraged by all means, however, there are a lot of dots that have not been connecting about the alleged political assassination attempt that failed to accomplish its nefarious objectives.
As far as being not interviewed by the Tanzanian authorities is concerned, the fact of the matter is that the victim of the alleged political assassination plot was spirited out of the country and his official driver went into hiding and refused to make or fill out a police report in the jurisdiction where the attack was carried out.
With all due to the victim and member of parliament in question, his political party, supporters and sympathizers, if the whole drama was geared to secure the surviving victim a preferential party nomination for the next presidential election with hopes of gaining sympathy votes among other things, then it was very poorly orchestrated and stage managed by those involved.
Why would a government official or member of parliament expect his/her government to foot very exorbitant medical bills at a time when proper protocol was not followed before the unconscious patient was spirited away or airlifted from the country in order to seek advanced medical treatment in a foreign country?
From where I am, I know there are medical facilities in Tanzania that are very capable of providing highly suitable emergency medical care for bullet related wounds or similar attacks, under the best possible security measures agreed upon or vetted by the victim's family, close friends, colleagues and bigwigs of his political party.
For the record, with regard to being the self styled greatest critic of the president and Mtetezi wa Mabepari on all things. well, 'Barrick Gold reached an agreement to give Tanzania a 16% stake in three gold mines operated by its subsidiary Acacia Mining and one off payment of $300 million to resolve a dispute that had hit its operations in the country' over alleged economic exploitation dating back to over five decades.'
Furthermore, the settlement included 'a 50:50 partnership between the government of Tanzania and Acacia Mining to share revenues from all the mines the company runs in the country.'
Let the unprecedented record of securing $300 million for Tanzania speak for itself, while the self styled greatest political critics of the president's modus operandi are allowed to keep up with their well crafted political appearances and usual criticism aimed to protect economic exploitation of the country by foreign investors, yet without adding a single American dollar or Euro to their country's GDP growth in process of leveled criticism against the president of Tanzania.
JAH BLESS
When I listen to Politicians many questions come to mind, many times I ask myself how in the world did someone or a victim of an alleged assassination plot manage to dodge, evade or even survive a barrage of over thirty eight bullets that were directly aimed at his side of the vehicle and in an attack where his official or personal driver miraculously escaped without sustaining any injury or a slight scratch♂️?.
Sometimes I ask myself how long does it really take for a victim of a drive by shooting or rather an attempted political assassination to heal from seven bullet wounds or a leg wound caused by a barrage of bullets from sub-machine guns of several assassins?
Being the greatest political critic of the country's president and government is one thing and should be encouraged by all means, however, there are a lot of dots that have not been connecting about the alleged political assassination attempt that failed to accomplish its nefarious objectives.
As far as being not interviewed by the Tanzanian authorities is concerned, the fact of the matter is that the victim of the alleged political assassination plot was spirited out of the country and his official driver went into hiding and refused to make or fill out a police report in the jurisdiction where the attack was carried out.
With all due to the victim and member of parliament in question, his political party, supporters and sympathizers, if the whole drama was geared to secure the surviving victim a preferential party nomination for the next presidential election with hopes of gaining sympathy votes among other things, then it was very poorly orchestrated and stage managed by those involved.
Why would a government official or member of parliament expect his/her government to foot very exorbitant medical bills at a time when proper protocol was not followed before the unconscious patient was spirited away or airlifted from the country in order to seek advanced medical treatment in a foreign country?
From where I am, I know there are medical facilities in Tanzania that are very capable of providing highly suitable emergency medical care for bullet related wounds or similar attacks, under the best possible security measures agreed upon or vetted by the victim's family, close friends, colleagues and bigwigs of his political party.
For the record, with regard to being the self styled greatest critic of the president and Mtetezi wa Mabepari on all things. well, 'Barrick Gold reached an agreement to give Tanzania a 16% stake in three gold mines operated by its subsidiary Acacia Mining and one off payment of $300 million to resolve a dispute that had hit its operations in the country' over alleged economic exploitation dating back to over five decades.'
Furthermore, the settlement included 'a 50:50 partnership between the government of Tanzania and Acacia Mining to share revenues from all the mines the company runs in the country.'
Let the unprecedented record of securing $300 million for Tanzania speak for itself, while the self styled greatest political critics of the president's modus operandi are allowed to keep up with their well crafted political appearances and usual criticism aimed to protect economic exploitation of the country by foreign investors, yet without adding a single American dollar or Euro to their country's GDP growth in process of leveled criticism against the president of Tanzania.
JAH BLESS
