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							<title>Rose Ng'ang'a</title>
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							<description><![CDATA[Hi John<br/>
Having a brief experience of what Congo citizens are going through at the moment during the violence that hit our country earlier this year, i can only get more questions than answers but what hurts me most is that innocent people will continue to lose lives and family members because of our stupidity, i think Africans we have   a problem rather does poverty lead us to war?]]></description>
							<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>Hi John<br/><br />
Having a brief experience of what Congo citizens are going through at the moment during the violence that hit our country earlier this year, i can only get more questions than answers but what hurts me most is that innocent people will continue to lose lives and family members because of our stupidity, i think Africans we have   a problem rather does poverty lead us to war?
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							<description><![CDATA[That brings a new thought to me, John but if we were wise enough we would
never indulge in these peoples dirty games, for instance if i feel my
democratic right has not been respected i should employ a diplomat way to
solve my problems which we Africans have never given a shot. You know during
the post election violence here in Kenya in January and February neighbours
turned against each other burning each others houses because of two stupid
people who will never deliver food to your house at any given time just
becasue you voted for them, we suffer because we accepted to be political
captives,  and we shall dwell in the bondage until we realise how used and
misused we are. They sit in their mansions, guarded by high profile security
details , dining and wining watching their state of the art screens as
cheated citizens kill each other. It such an unfair world, i think we should
borrow a leaf from the US, they voted and went about their businesses
comfortably waiting for the winner to be announced. You know  many of us
thought if Obama failed to win, violence would have eruted in Kenya instead.]]></description>
							<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>That brings a new thought to me, John but if we were wise enough we would<br />
never indulge in these peoples dirty games, for instance if i feel my<br />
democratic right has not been respected i should employ a diplomat way to<br />
solve my problems which we Africans have never given a shot. You know during<br />
the post election violence here in Kenya in January and February neighbours<br />
turned against each other burning each others houses because of two stupid<br />
people who will never deliver food to your house at any given time just<br />
becasue you voted for them, we suffer because we accepted to be political<br />
captives,  and we shall dwell in the bondage until we realise how used and<br />
misused we are. They sit in their mansions, guarded by high profile security<br />
details , dining and wining watching their state of the art screens as<br />
cheated citizens kill each other. It such an unfair world, i think we should<br />
borrow a leaf from the US, they voted and went about their businesses<br />
comfortably waiting for the winner to be announced. You know  many of us<br />
thought if Obama failed to win, violence would have eruted in Kenya instead.
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							<pubDate>Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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							<description><![CDATA[Hi John, thanks again for replying to my comment.
At the moment here in Kenya, we cannot even determine what move our
politicians will take the next minute, they are so unpredictable and i was
talking to fellow youths the other day and told them if we fail to realise
what should be our contribution towards building this nation, then we will
always lose  the least we will have acquired in every five years and unless
we undersatnd the real meaning of the word democracy then we have no reason
of complaining about bad leadership, we have to get our minds out of our
tribal cocoons and vote for the right leader who would steer us to new
dimensions and it is very sad that here people vote on basis of their tribal
affiliations and no wonder there can never be national cohesion and
co-existence since there are those who will feel superior than others. In my
own opinion the solution lies in us and we are the only people (voters) to
determine how we want to live either peacefully or forever fighting.]]></description>
							<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>Hi John, thanks again for replying to my comment.<br />
At the moment here in Kenya, we cannot even determine what move our<br />
politicians will take the next minute, they are so unpredictable and i was<br />
talking to fellow youths the other day and told them if we fail to realise<br />
what should be our contribution towards building this nation, then we will<br />
always lose  the least we will have acquired in every five years and unless<br />
we undersatnd the real meaning of the word democracy then we have no reason<br />
of complaining about bad leadership, we have to get our minds out of our<br />
tribal cocoons and vote for the right leader who would steer us to new<br />
dimensions and it is very sad that here people vote on basis of their tribal<br />
affiliations and no wonder there can never be national cohesion and<br />
co-existence since there are those who will feel superior than others. In my<br />
own opinion the solution lies in us and we are the only people (voters) to<br />
determine how we want to live either peacefully or forever fighting.
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