Mwai Kibaki of Kenya seems to have learnt something about Ballot Theft when he visited with the Texan Oil Man — George Bush.
From: ImpeachBush.TV[December 2000]
In 2000, a clear majority of Americans voted for Al Gore. But the winner is determined by the Electoral College, so the winner in each state must be considered. The vote in Florida was so close that it took a month to declare a winner. Before Florida was declared, Gore led in the Electoral College with 266 votes to Bush’s 246 votes. When Bush was declared the winner of Florida by 537 votes, he picked up 25 Electoral College votes which gave him the Presidency.
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But Bush only won Florida because of poorly designed butterfly ballots that stole votes from Gore, and because his Florida campaign manager Republican Secretary of State Kathleen Harris and Governor Jeb Bush illegally removed 57,700 voters from the rolls. It is estimated that 90% of them were Democratic. So this represent thousands of votes stolen from Al Gore. If this crime had not been committed then Gore would be President.
No matter what we believe about who really won, we must admit that the election was very close. So one would expect that Bush would respect the opinions and desires of the clear majority of Americans who voted for Gore and Nader. Yet Bush charges ahead, promoting a far right agenda that is repugnant to most Americans, as if he had a mandate from the voters.
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Mwai Kibaki of Kenya utilized the same tactics in last December’s fraudulent elections — that has resulted in over 600 lives lost, loss of property and a projected economic collapse of the country.
If you can’t win FAIR — steal or stuff the ballot boxes!
There are several reasons to be suspicious about the official results in Kenya’s recent elections:
- The results were delayed for more than a day, at a time when ODM candidate Raila Odinga was leading
- Many thousands of people seem to have only voted in the presidential election but not the parliamentary or local polls held at the same time
- Some of these results came from areas known to be pro-Kibaki
- In the parliamentary race, Mr Odinga’s ODM won twice as many seats as Mr Kibaki’s Party of National Unity (PNU)
- Results in some constituencies were different when announced nationally, to when they had previously been announced locally
- The head of the election commission has admitted that turnout in one constituency was 115%.
…see — Kenya’s dubious election, for further details.
Kibaki is the Godfather of the “Mt. Kenya Mafia” — a circle friends all hailing from the Central Province of Kenya, where the mountain that gave the country its name rises from. The closely intertwined Kikuyu, Embu and Meru people, who are known generically as GEMA, have vowed that the Presidency of Kenya will never slip from their hands again after Daniel Arap Moi’s exit from the stage.
Incidentally, Moi is now colluding with the same “Mafia” that wanted to eliminate him (Moi was Vice-President then) to prevent him from taking over when strongman Jomo Kenyatta died in 1978.
In their book: “The Kenyatta Succession,” by Philip Ochieng and John Kirimi, they analyze how the “change-the-constitution GEMA group” sought to block vice president Daniel arap Moi’s ascension to the presidency, by dipping him and his loyalists into Sulfuric acid. Some of these GEMA thugs are serving in Kibaki’s administration, and/or are power-brokers in the Kenyan Mafia.
Moi, his sons and a conglomeration of cohorts have looted Kenya mercilessly over the years, and so has Kibaki and his Mafia. Reports indicate that billions of dollars have been stolen from government coffers and moved to more that 28 different countries.
The Goldenberg and Anglo-Leasing Scandals are examples of how the Moi and Kibaki regimes have pilfered Kenya — this explains why Kenyans are so angry at Kibaki for stealing last month’s elections, and why Moi has chosen to collaborate with these thugs, who have never really liked him.
Political killings and massive looting during Moi’s reign can be linked directly to him , hence the fear of prosecution.
“Birds of a feather flock together,” said some wise man.
For the record — George Bush was one of the first to congratulate Mwai Kibaki on being “Fraudulently Elected” last December.
“Ballot Thief,” Kibaki was sworn in less than an hour after Kenya’s deceitful electoral commission announced he had defeated opposition leader Raila Odinga.
Why the haste?
The simple answer is: something stolen must be wrapped up and hidden away as quickly as possible.
The U.S. State Department said:
“We obviously congratulate the president on his election.” “We would call on the people of Kenya to accept the results of the election and to move forward with the democratic process.”
The result’s announcement triggered riots in bastions of opposition leader Odinga’s Orange Democratic Movement, in the capital Nairobi and western Kenya.
I guess, as long a third world president is helping George Bush fight the “War on Terror,” by continually harassing the Muslim population in Kenya, then he is not a thief — and the political process is DEMOCRATIC.
REFERENCES:
1. How Kenya polls were messed up
2. How Kibaki stole the election
3. 20 reasons why President Kibaki’s Government should be overthrown by Kenyans
4. Gangs of Nairobi — ‘Taliban’ Vigilantes and ‘Blood Drinking’ Mungiki Sect
5. Kenya’s First Lady — Lucy Muthoni Kibaki is a disgrace to the Presidency
6. Bill Press: More evidence Bush stole the election
7. Moi’s reign of terror: A decade of Nyayo crimes against the people of Kenya (Background document)
8. The politics of regime consolidation and entrenchment: Moi’s foreign policy, 1978-1994 (Working papers)
9. The stolen verdict: Ghana, November 1992 presidential election : report of the New Patriotic Party
10. Was The 2004 Presidential Election Stolen?: Exit Polls, Election Fraud, and the Official Count
11. The Immaculate Deception: Bush Crime Family Exposed
12. The Bush - Haters Handbook: A Guide to the Most Appalling Presidency of the Past 100 Years
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