| Monday, April 24, 2006 |
| Between the Violence (Bush Stlyle) and the Worriers (American Citizens) |
Is the ever-present Nemesis: Osama, Now on a call to the Sudanese Islamists.
Full story Here
From Wikipedia
Osama may refer to:
* a male, Arabic first name.
* Osama Bin Laden, the leader of al-Qaeda.
* Osama (crater), crater on the Moon. (see List of craters on the Moon)
* Osama (film), an award-winning film from Afghanistan.
* Osama, a ring name for professional wrestler, Hazem Ali.
Now:
A visiting preacher from the states in his sermon verified to me the state of the American citizens with regard to Osama. He said
If you hide behind Jesus Christ, not even Osama can get to you.
I mean, in these tough days, it's still very weird that Osama represents a scare.
The facts as they are in Kenya:
1. People are still dying of starvation, After floods in North Easten hamper relief aid distribution.
Full story here
2. Cattle rustlers in Laikipia, Pokot,
Banditry
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3. On a lighter note:
 We are still winning the Marathons.
And, there is the English Premiership, European Champions League, Gor Mahia Vs. Mathare United etc.
I wonder *Very loudly*:
Who has the time for Osama and his shenanigans, or to patiently sit as we listen to Americans sqluabbling with other nations (read Iraq) over their natural rights?
Can't we realise that When (if ever, hope never) his group strikes again, it is only then that the government will take notice?
Yes Osama has a crater on the moon named after him, and he was nearly voted as Time Magazine's Person of the Year in 2001.
All photos courtesy of East African Standard, Daily Nation, andnetwork.com, bbc.com. |
posted by Sammie @ 9:14 AM  |
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sad kind of funny how our priorities arell screwed up, we have them all wrond then again. there is a glimmer of hope though and tis great to see our runners keeping us on the charts. for me the most touching thing was how kenyans even aartists came together to raise funds to feed the hungry i mean forget tribes and religion and all we fed and continue to support our people now that is what makesme proud to be KEnyan
Way to Go the rest we will resolve.
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Agreed, agreed. I personally think that the media is not doing enough in sensationalizing us to the real issues. Their main aim is sensationalism, though i see a commendable shift by KTN in bringing us some mzuri features.
Thanx for stopping by
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sad kind of funny how our priorities arell screwed up, we have them all wrond then again. there is a glimmer of hope though and tis great to see our runners keeping us on the charts. for me the most touching thing was how kenyans even aartists came together to raise funds to feed the hungry i mean forget tribes and religion and all we fed and continue to support our people now that is what makesme proud to be KEnyan
Way to Go the rest we will resolve.