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NASA YOU WILL BE DEFEATED IF TOO YOU NOT GOING EMOTIONAL LIKE JUBLEE..

By Bettern Chero Kibet

JUBLEE specializes on emotional incitement ,uhuru goes central and goes bare knocks and totally emotionally tells akikuyu community emotionally kindly don't leave me exposed kwa huyu MTU wa vitendawili , whenever he leaves all will be singing we must protect our community from yule MTU wa vitendawili .
William ruto comes riftvalley emotionally puts our community to defence and hate to Raila you may think Rao slaughtered us , sahii the hate btn our kalenjin community with luo community its on the apex if you ask reason nobody knows .
Truth be said One of the greatest propagandists of our time is one William Ruto. The guy can chew and run. He can make you doubt your own mother. He spins lies like yarns and often leaves opponents gasping for breath. For NASA to servive they need to Unleash a motormouth like Miguna Miguna to counter and keep him busy else Ruto will whitewash NASA ..miguna is a no nonsense and has a lot of truths that will shut up anybody and he knows law nobody can scare him .
NASA need to go too emotional incitement hunt for votes , Uhuru loudly tells Kalonzo Your votes are fewer than the trees in Mitito Andei"
Mudavadi was lured out from ODM that he would be president only to be called 'Mademoni'
I ask the two gentlemen; who would fail to use such an arsenal to whip some political sentiments. Suppose it was Ruto told the above, hehehe he would milk it for all it's worth sahii kalenjin will be super emotionally incited
NASA should stop playing gentleman politics with people who would kick anyone in the teeth for power. NASA should go miguna way milk political milk like kama , kalonzo should go to ukambani podium and ask kambas if they such few as shrubs of mutito andei .. Mudavadi should go western and ask luhyas if they are demons incite kabisa ..draw bounderies , mudavadi should ask if luhyas demons still vote !! Kalonzo pls go bare knocks get RAO votes maximum .. Why should mutito andei shrubs vote ????

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