Some years ago, my teacher once told me that our education system is designed to control our minds, thoughts and especially our actions.
In our society, rarely you will find someone so eloquent, thoroughly knowledgeable in their industry and who has independence of thought. This is not an accident. It is designed to be that way. While some are complaining why the learned are behaving like the rest of us, some other small group of people are congratulating themselves for the job well done.
Against all odds, this same society also produce a lot of genius minds. Many go unnoticed and are resigned to live very mediocre lives and never do anything tangible to the society. I have seem them in sports, in entertainment, in academic and other areas. Sooner or later these minds are sucked in by the system and they disappear before they can do any 'irreparable damage'. After all, as my teacher told me, the system isn't designed to create and nourish those kinds of people.
Here comes Tundu Lissu. Born, raised and educated in the very system. He chose to take the path of the legal profession. Somehow, maybe by luck or by divine providence or a unique upbringing that he has yet to share with us, he seems to think, act and behave different from most of us. Our system looks at him as a defect. Our tools and machines (social, political and educational) were not designed to create people like him. That's why he is called all sorts of bad names to make him seem as NOT being one of us. Of course he is not one of us, we all know that!
Here is a man that tells us things we were not supposed to know, and even if we know them, we are not supposed to apply them practically. He is telling us we have the power and right to tell the President that he is wrong when we think he is wrong! He is telling us that we have the right to remove the government when we believe that it violated the constitution (and we can do this even before the next election!). The problem is, we were taught to respect our leaders. This respect also means that we can't oppose them. We can't resist them. We can't say NO to them. We can't mobilise ourselves to raise a voice opposing some actions of the government. We were raised to believe those actions are against our culture and even laws of our land. Tundu Lissu is teaching us, to the contrary, we have the right and even the duty to do all those things.
Like the poem that his son wrote about him, "For many are called, but few are chosen". Tundu Lissu has been chosen. How many other brave souls like him are out there? Time will tell.
Afadhali usinge nijibu kwani nakuona wewe ni kifaranga asiye jua maisha ni nini? You are so naive!
Umezungumzia kwenye hoja yako kuhusu kitu kiitwacho "impeachement". Well, we can use the clauses written down in the constitution, which according to your description are those that can be pulled out and use them for the impeachment of our president.
The question I want to ask you is that, are there any crimes that are already known to you that our President has committed? If the answer is yes, could you give me a list of cases or offenses that you think our president could have done, so that it is necessary for the Tanzanians to bring him to justice so that those articles of impeachment, as you mentioned in your comment, can be used to prosecute or impeach him?
Sikiliza kijana wewe kwa mtazamo wangu ndiyo kwanza una anza kuamka na kuona vitu kwa sura nyingine. Una staajabu kusikia watu wana lalamika na pengine, kwa bahati mbaya, hao wanao lalamika ni watu walio kumbwa na mkasa wa Rais wetu mpendwa wa "Operation ondoa Rushwa" ambao wewe uko karibu nao sana. Kwa hiyo umejikuta uko kwenye mtego hujui nini cha kufanya. Yale uliyo yasoma kwenye maandishi ni mengine na reality ni nyingine. Umebaki kuduwaa!
Sitapenda kukulaumu kwani kufanya hivyo itakuwa sikutendei haki. Mzalendo kama wewe tunakuhitaji kwenye system zetu za utawala na uendeshaji wa serikali yetu. Nakuona bado mchanga. Kua kidogo!
Sasa ili mimi na wewe tuweze kuwa katika level moja naomba tufanye kitu kimoja, nipatie hiyo list kama nilivyo kuomba hapo juu halafu tutaendelea kushauriana wapi pana makosa na wapi sio. Kwa taarifa yako tu kwa kifupi pata kwanza experience ya maisha ili upevuke. Elimu yako na uelewa wako bado ni changa sana. Anahitaji kuijua dunia kwa upana. Usidakie mambo usiyo yajua na kuja na ufalah kama huu.
Nafikiri umesha wahi kumsikia Rais Donald Trump wa Amerika, ukiangalia background yake na matendo aliyo yafanya na sasa kuendelea kuyafanya, unaweza niambia kuwa yeye alipaswa kuwa Rais kweli?
Nina wasi wasi mkubwa kama wewe kweli una Genes za kibantu na mishipa ya damu ya kitanzania kama mimi, maana hoja yako ina fungua mambo mengi ambayo mimi yananionyesha kuwa wewe sio mbantu wa kweli. Utanisamehe kama nitakuwa sikutendei haki.
Katika kunijibu naomba tumia lugha ya kijerumani kama unaweza, kwani ni lugha ambayo na mimi at least naweza sema niko nyumbani ki maneno na kimaandishi. Nilifikiri kama watanzania lugha yetu ya kuwasiliana ni kiswahili. Sikujua kama kiingereza ni muhimu!
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Ich bedaure so sehr!You are all over the place. Clearly you are not interested or capable of having an intelligent and honest discussion. Bye, Felicia.
Are you a HERO too or one of those ILLITERATE, DUMB and TERRIBLY BRAINWASHED?Anybody that have guts to oppose and criticize an oppressive and dictatorial regime is definitely a hero, that's whether it clicks with what you believe or not.
The main problem we're facing is that the majority of Tz population are illiterates,dumb and terribly brainwashed to understand that they're being taken for granted and oppressed.
So long the puppet sponsors have been taking our wealth not until Tundu presence. At least he tried to stand against them and not those who claim them as partners.Tundu lissu is just a reactionary puppet of multinationals. He is nothing but anarchy and division. He can go to hell with his human rights and constitutionism false claims and rhetorics against the govt. They are nothing justfied but distorsion methods sponsoref by multinationals eager to get hold of our resources at free or throw away rates.
Very well presented. Thanks.Some years ago, my teacher once told me that our education system is designed to control our minds, thoughts and especially our actions.
In our society, rarely you will find someone so eloquent, thoroughly knowledgeable in their industry and who has independence of thought. This is not an accident. It is designed to be that way. While some are complaining why the learned are behaving like the rest of us, some other small group of people are congratulating themselves for the job well done.
Against all odds, this same society also produce a lot of genius minds. Many go unnoticed and are resigned to live very mediocre lives and never do anything tangible to the society. I have seem them in sports, in entertainment, in academic and other areas. Sooner or later these minds are sucked in by the system and they disappear before they can do any 'irreparable damage'. After all, as my teacher told me, the system isn't designed to create and nourish those kinds of people.
Here comes Tundu Lissu. Born, raised and educated in the very system. He chose to take the path of the legal profession. Somehow, maybe by luck or by divine providence or a unique upbringing that he has yet to share with us, he seems to think, act and behave different from most of us. Our system looks at him as a defect. Our tools and machines (social, political and educational) were not designed to create people like him. That's why he is called all sorts of bad names to make him seem as NOT being one of us. Of course he is not one of us, we all know that!
Here is a man that tells us things we were not supposed to know, and even if we know them, we are not supposed to apply them practically. He is telling us we have the power and right to tell the President that he is wrong when we think he is wrong! He is telling us that we have the right to remove the government when we believe that it violated the constitution (and we can do this even before the next election!). The problem is, we were taught to respect our leaders. This respect also means that we can't oppose them. We can't resist them. We can't say NO to them. We can't mobilise ourselves to raise a voice opposing some actions of the government. We were raised to believe those actions are against our culture and even laws of our land. Tundu Lissu is teaching us, to the contrary, we have the right and even the duty to do all those things.
Like the poem that his son wrote about him, "For many are called, but few are chosen". Tundu Lissu has been chosen. How many other brave souls like him are out there? Time will tell.
You have spoken it very right. In addition to that, let me say that if leaders are democratically elected, they are expected to respect the democratic institutions that brought them to power including the Constitution. If they don't, the people have the right to do whatever means that deems right under their jurisdiction to remove them from power. If they choose the street prossessions, no one will blame them because their rulers through their deeds have recanted the morality of their power.I was not going to answer you but this is what I will say in brief.
There are offenses that are tolerable and forgivable.
Articles of impeachment are in the Constitution and were not written to just fill in the pages. There are offenses that when they occur, necessitate immediate removal of the government based on the steps stipulated by the constitution. It doesn't say, "everybody should suck it up and wait for the next election".
Again, that's what you'll expect only in a society that respect rule of law.
The right word for him is: he is a stupe, nothing more.You are all over the place. Clearly you are not interested or capable of having an intelligent and honest discussion. Bye, Felicia.
Nadhani nitakuwa nimeelewa lugha hii.
Tundu Lissu anaishi miaka 10 mbele ya watawala wa CCM (chama cha manunuzi)
Wengine walidhani angenyamaza baada ya risasi zile kama akina Ulimboka. Ajabu ni kwamba wamwongezea morali ya kuikomboa Tanganyika.
He is "An Enemy of the People" fighting against "A Man of the People"
Some years ago, my teacher once told me that our education system is designed to control our minds, thoughts and especially our actions.
In our society, rarely you will find someone so eloquent, thoroughly knowledgeable in their industry and who has independence of thought. This is not an accident. It is designed to be that way. While some are complaining why the learned are behaving like the rest of us, some other small group of people are congratulating themselves for the job well done.
Against all odds, this same society also produce a lot of genius minds. Many go unnoticed and are resigned to live very mediocre lives and never do anything tangible to the society. I have seem them in sports, in entertainment, in academic and other areas. Sooner or later these minds are sucked in by the system and they disappear before they can do any 'irreparable damage'. After all, as my teacher told me, the system isn't designed to create and nourish those kinds of people.
Here comes Tundu Lissu. Born, raised and educated in the very system. He chose to take the path of the legal profession. Somehow, maybe by luck or by divine providence or a unique upbringing that he has yet to share with us, he seems to think, act and behave different from most of us. Our system looks at him as a defect. Our tools and machines (social, political and educational) were not designed to create people like him. That's why he is called all sorts of bad names to make him seem as NOT being one of us. Of course he is not one of us, we all know that!
Here is a man that tells us things we were not supposed to know, and even if we know them, we are not supposed to apply them practically. He is telling us we have the power and right to tell the President that he is wrong when we think he is wrong! He is telling us that we have the right to remove the government when we believe that it violated the constitution (and we can do this even before the next election!). The problem is, we were taught to respect our leaders. This respect also means that we can't oppose them. We can't resist them. We can't say NO to them. We can't mobilise ourselves to raise a voice opposing some actions of the government. We were raised to believe those actions are against our culture and even laws of our land. Tundu Lissu is teaching us, to the contrary, we have the right and even the duty to do all those things.
Like the poem that his son wrote about him, "For many are called, but few are chosen". Tundu Lissu has been chosen. How many other brave souls like him are out there? Time will tell.