Monday, February 20, 2012
Neo colonialism
its hypocritical for the G7 to condemn foreign hand in politics when they hav bn to bed with them through govt to govt deals..the so called presidential duo that kenya hv bn to believe (will be commiting suicide if they dont elect them) has claimed foreign political dictation through envoys and imperialist funded evil sorry i meant civil society.. my solution if they dont want interfernce close world bank, Usaid, imf, Dfid shopsin kenya.. what the civil society gets is petty cash compared to what govt receives frm american and british imperialists in aid ...where does it go in their fat insatiable bellies... Gooday enlightened kenyans....
Monday, February 6, 2012
Kenyans arm youself against deceitful Leaders.
Ni wale wale, the script and the cast is the same only time changes. The kenyan political elite which in most part is the business elite since independence has had an iron grip on the poor, ignorant and uninformed kenyans. soo bad it is that every time a political star of these elites is going down they throw in the btribal card to strike the sympathy of their tonguesmate. but the tongue should not be the basis of any vote and for that a vote to elect a president of a country.
My countrymen i beseech us to arm ourselves with the spear of truth and shield of honesty. Lets arm ourselves by understanding the constitution,and more importantly analysing the life around us. This is in the knowledge that the deprolable state of our school and school system, health and economy in general is because the current and former goverments have taken kenyan for a ride by using them as voting machines to endorse dictatorial and non-perfoming regimes.
When the monster of tribalism, nepotism, favoritism and personality cults want to get better of us kenyans lets try and remember nothing tops the well being of every kenyan. that having quality education, accessible and quality health care is not a priviledge, but achievable realities that have remained hidden from us by these man-eaters.
Good day armed kenyans.
My countrymen i beseech us to arm ourselves with the spear of truth and shield of honesty. Lets arm ourselves by understanding the constitution,and more importantly analysing the life around us. This is in the knowledge that the deprolable state of our school and school system, health and economy in general is because the current and former goverments have taken kenyan for a ride by using them as voting machines to endorse dictatorial and non-perfoming regimes.
When the monster of tribalism, nepotism, favoritism and personality cults want to get better of us kenyans lets try and remember nothing tops the well being of every kenyan. that having quality education, accessible and quality health care is not a priviledge, but achievable realities that have remained hidden from us by these man-eaters.
Good day armed kenyans.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
The Unwillingness of Giant Emitters to strike a deal at COP 17 Durban Talks
From the last two talks i.e is COP 15( Copenhagen) COP 16(Cancun, Mexico) its evident that the giant emitters of the destructive gases are either not convinced or they are displaying utter unwillingness to strike a deal on how to cut the emissions. This is how the world captured the talks
Washington Post
The mandatory targets of the Kyoto Protocol cover less than a third of the world’s carbon output. Major emitters are not bound by it. And, increasingly, the world is relying on a patchwork of measures rather than a universal treaty to lessen the impacts of global warming.
“The formal positions are pretty hard on this,” said Jennifer Morgan, director of the World Resources Institute’s climate and energy program. If negotiators walk away from Durban without forging a clear path forward, she said, “it sends a signal that countries aren’t as serious as they need to be about solving the problem of climate change.”
For more on washington post
New York Times
The United States is not a party to the protocol, having refused to even consider ratifying it because of those asymmetrical obligations. Some major countries, including Canada, Japan and Russia, have said they will not agree to an extension of the protocol next year unless the unbalanced requirements of developing and developed countries are changed. That is similar to the United States’ position, which is that any successor treaty must apply equally to all major economies.
But the European Union, the major developing countries, and most African and Pacific island nations would like to see the Kyoto process extended as a prelude to a binding international agreement after 2020 to reduce emissions so as to keep the average global temperature from ever rising more than 2 degrees Celsius, or about 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, above its current level.
United States emissions are down about 6 percent over the past five years, largely because of the drop in industrial and electricity production caused by the recession.
For more on new york times
The african govts themselves seem not to put enough pressure on these environmental offenders(China, US, India, Brazil) yet its said its the developing that will be worst hit by climate change effects.
As we continue to raise our environmental consciousness lets take upon ourselves to protect the environment in the our own small ways as we can and pressure our govt to put its feet foward on enviromental issues.
Lets use bio degradable materials and reduce consumption of fuel reduce/reuse fuel products such as plastics.
Wandai Gitonga
A Tree Hugger
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