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A WORD OF ADVICE TO BOMET GOVERNOR MR.ISAAC RUTO

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Power is never given, power is fought for. I have analyzed political situation in Rift valley since the assendency to power of Jubilee Government and i have found it wanting. It lacks sound economic and governance policy to improve peoples lives and enhance people liberty. There is no political will to end corruption and protect devolution. All the sections of the constitution that safeguard peoples freedom have been defiled...by Uhuru and William, that is why your fight is justified. Now this is what you must do..: Don't be distracted by the noise of Duales....he is just a mere MP and you are a governor. In my days when I was in primary school....we used to plan to fight in the evening as we go home...my trick was simple....those who catalyze the fight by heaping abuses are cowards...the brave will come and touch your skin or your forehead...and a fight would ensue. In this case Duale will always abuse you bark on your back, gossip you...but will never touch your...skin, the best he can do is to throw a grenade at you...rem he is a terrorist. I can bet, Mr, Issac if you lead this crusade to the end and win, you will become undisputed. Leader of Rift valley..but don't forget to Marge with CORD's Okoa Kenya, opinion polls have indicated so. Your action will threaten William, and he will use all orthodox method to discredit you...but it will be too late for him...you will be standing on higher grounds built for you by the peoples will...... REM, he is a lier who said Raila took him to ICC and so he is going to lie that you are working for Raila....if he claims so tell him you are working for BOMET people and he should verify with IEBC that Raila did not vote for you therefore you cannot work for him Gather resources now, build a network of local army..mca's mps, church and local leaders and youth....who must believe in your ideology of a liberated kalenjin community. A community that can never be sold again at 7b to benefit one person, in exchange of your people being sucked from jobs and position of power..... Have a good day....:

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