Wednesday, 10th February 2010

Poll

Your Say

I say yes. There is no gain saying that the government is doing its best to fight corruption. The only trouble is that corruption is so deeply rooted among us so much that without the total participation of every soul, what government can do is, in word and word perfect, negligible as far as the fi ...

Benard Adera, Kenya

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User comments(10)
1. On Wednesday October 8, 2008, 7:55 AM , Winnie Awino, Italy wrote:
	Bravo Kenyans ! That Kaburu Mtaliano who doesn't know his roots. He is an Immigrant in The USA Immmigrato Extracommunitario in Stati UNITI Signor CORSI! come to Italy and save your People BOSSI IS WAITING!
2. On Wednesday October 8, 2008, 7:21 AM , John Lwong, Sudan wrote:
	Let the American be told that this is Africa, and the blood is thicker than water. Obama has an African blood that no question can be rise about man go and do your dirty thing in your own country not on African soil.
3. On Wednesday October 8, 2008, 5:34 AM , JOHN ORWA, Kenya wrote:
	Wonderful news indeed. He should never be allowed back into Kenya.
4. On Wednesday October 8, 2008, 0:50 AM , Nora Brown, United States wrote:
	How does Dr Corsi enter Kenya and disappear for one week? Who was he staying with in Runda? He intended to stay for one month.. doing what in the land of people whom he refers to as terrorists? These friends also need to be questioned.
5. On Tuesday October 7, 2008, 22:49 PM , enter full names Agusta n Mutua, South Africa wrote:
	Thanks to imigration department you did the right thing to deport the guy. It would be very shameful for us Kenyans to allow Jerome to smear Obama's name with the lies he has written against him. I don't think Kenyans are interested with whatever is in the book; the right people to read the book are Americans. Kenyans are not the ones electing Obama!
6. On Tuesday October 7, 2008, 22:49 PM , Kiriago Nyariki, United States wrote:
	Dr Corsi! you could not get better than that. You cannot roam around making false claims and expect to get away with it. Keep it in your country. Go with your book and your little thousand dollars, how many homeless do you have in the streets of your country that beg for a dollar by the roadsides, spend it on them.
7. On Tuesday October 7, 2008, 22:00 PM , Alex Kiplangat, United States wrote:
	We hail the Government for this timely move. How on earth do you accept an intruder to throw mud on your face right inside your sitting room? It would have been more embarrassing than the Artur saga. Sen Obama is being coined here in USA by the McCain group as unknown/terrorist and such kind of silly stuff for political purposes. expediency!!!!
8. On Tuesday October 7, 2008, 22:00 PM , Kathleen Miller, United States wrote:
	Dear Kenya. THANK YOU! You did the right thing with this so called gentleman. With much affection from a New Yorker.
9. On Tuesday October 7, 2008, 21:19 PM , Bob H. O., Czech Republic wrote:
	It is a pity Corsi was left to get away with it. It was an abuse to all Kenyans to come with such an idea. I live abroad and know, that Kenyans abroad are one and it does not matter what percentage of Kenyan blood one has. Mr. Corsi should have been considered more or less a terrorist and dealt with in a like manner. We are Kenya and he should make such dirty moves in his homeland and not in Kenya. Being American does not give him the right to walk into Kenya and do whatever he wants. You should see how Kenyans are sometimes dealt with for breaking the slightest of regulations. I would have suggested releasing Corsi to the streeets of Kenya and letting mob-justice prevail.
10. On Tuesday October 7, 2008, 21:05 PM , andayi mushenye, United States wrote:
	But where was the National Intelligence Agency? This man entered our country and dug dirt for a week without being discovered? It is a big joke. Just like Mungiki and post election violence found them sleeping on the job, today they have been found sleeping again. Its a shame that this man went as far as booking a well known hotel for a press conference.

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