Wednesday, 19 November 2014

Kajwang's Death Could Not Be Natural and Autopsy May Not Reveal the Cause.




Once the damage is done, the poison denatures quickly, so that an autopsy is very unlikely to detect that the heart attack resulted from anything other than natural causes

                             Sen. Gerald Otieno Kajwang'
I refute the notion that heart attack is natural death. Not in the current world where government agencies have found a way to influence your heart rate, blood pressure or even to a larger extent your life span. Kajwang’s death may not be a natural one.

Technology has advanced and any one duped in to thinking autopsies would provide a lead, you better be afraid.  Now here is the scoop, one simply needs to fire a person’s chest with a microwave beam containing the ELF signals given off by the heart; this organ can be put into a chaotic state, the so-called heart attack. In this way, high profile leaders of political parties who are prone to heart attacks can be killed off before they cause any trouble. This is just but one way.

Let me remind you a bit of history. In 1975, during the Church Committee hearings, the existence of a secret assassination weapon came to light. The CIA had developed a poison that caused the victim to have an immediate heart attack. What is interesting is that this poison could be frozen into the shape of a dart and then fired at high speed from a pistol. The gun was capable of shooting the icy projectile with enough speed that the dart would go right through the clothes of the target and leaves just a tiny red mark. Once in the body, the poison would melt and be absorbed into the blood and cause a heart attack! This poison was developed to be undetectable by modern autopsy procedures. A cause for worry when one thinks of autopsy in the case of Kajwang.

What’s astounding is that on penetration of the deadly dart, the individual targeted for assassination may feel as if merely bitten by a mosquito, or never feel anything at all. The poisonous dart completely disintegrates upon entering the target. The lethal poison then rapidly enters the bloodstream causing a heart attack. Once the damage is done, the poison denatures quickly, so that an autopsy is very unlikely to detect that the heart attack resulted from anything other than natural causes. Sounds like the perfect James Bond weapon, doesn't it? Yet this is all verifiable in Congressional testimony.

In Kajwang’s case what would make shooting through a pistol unattainable? What would prevent this poison from being spilt on his skin, added to water he was served or better still dissolved in a drink? How about some other way through the car accident he had last week?

Well take a look at this case study: Matt Simmons, an oil industry expert, was assassinated for turning whistle blower over the Obama administration cover-up of the BP Gulf Oil Spill. Simmons, 67, died at his vacation home in Maine. An autopsy by the state medical examiner’s office concluded Monday that he died from accidental drowning “with heart disease as a contributing factor.”  In this case let’s relate Kajwang’s scenario.  Was it a coincident that he had an accident on his way to Oyugis? Why was the vehicle used not his regular one? If Kajwang’s death is an assassination, I would theorize the following: The accident was intended to prevent any suspicions that would result from the impending heart attack. This was so that his death would be automatically linked to the accident.

Kajwang was instrumental in the opposition politics. He was the opposition mouthpiece for the bombshells that his counterparts feared dropping. He was a fearless and astute lawyer who used comic as away speak his mind on uncomfortable subjects. His clarion call Mapambano charged the crowed and worked them in to frenzy. He was good with the masses. This earned him foes across the political divide. He couldn’t be turned into a mole by the Jubilee Government. In ODM - party the factional differences crystallized when he declared that loyalty, faithfulness and fidelity will be the number one consideration in determining new office bearers. Most importantly, Kajwang' was a member the of ICC sub Committee of which two other members (Saitoti and Mutula Kilonzo) died under mysterious circumstances.

From these, many questions arise; Is Kajwang’s death really natural? if not, who would have wanted Kajwang' dead? Could it be his foes in the government, ODM? If he was assassinated, who is next? Wetang'ula? Wako? why is there peculiarity in the deaths of the ICC sub committee members?Surely, someone needs to give answers.

Monday, 17 November 2014

In Kenya Comings and Goings a Movie in Real Life




“I have to laud Mr. Ole Lenku, the movie Director his choices of characters were just amazing.”






If there is anything that Kenyans love and hate in equal measure, then its politics. Kenyan politics is filled with antics and dramas that once I had a radio personality in one of our local stations cheer them up for the greatest of movie series. True to his words, one does not need to watch 'game of thrones' or 'pompei'. The series addicts who would spend all day and night glued on their T.V sets like they are being paid to do so know it well that sometimes Kenya offers greater theatrics in reality way better than the fictious movies. If you doubt let’s do a bet and watch your News tonight, I might just become a millionaire and stop writing this stories.

At one moment its Hon. Duale … wait is it honorable or horrible? Yes, horrible Duale hurling insults at Governor Rutto making sure it gets under the latter’s skin by using ‘it’s not your mothers’ mantra. Another time it’s Youths of Migori hurling their old shoes and ‘empty wallets’ to the president just for him to see how broke they are. Before you can heal from this shocker, the former prime minister, Raila and his ally governor Sammy Mvuria  are being whipped senseless at the climax of a Sengenya Dance. Where on earth does this happen especially in the full glare of VIP security?

Well, if you find that so amusing, wait until you watch another episode of 'sonko at the Hague'.  A suspenseful story of a melodramatic Kenyan politician whose political theatrics is characterized with bighead antics. He is a good chase player who knows how to capture the audience’s attention. I vividly remember the Swahili phrase on his t-shirt; taka taka nyinyi ghasia. How the Odiero’s get fooled at the meaning of this on Google translation. I did check and trust me it’s astounding. It goes like, want want you nonsense. So basically Sonko is in dire need for nonsense! I will not speak about wall punching and reeling on the roads like a child so gaga about swimming.  A dedication song, I am bad by Michael Jackson does fit the Nairobi Senator perfect.

I know I will not be forgiven if I fail to recap the episode of 'Sonko Vs Mutoko in a Smack down'. Always, laughter is good for the heart and this guy surely gives it at the right time in good doses. Come to remember that call from a radio station, Kiss 100 it was. The no nonsense Lady Caroline Mutoko, she is not new to controversy but this one just landed on her wrong. Imagine being called a hoe on your own radio show? Quite disturbing but I have to laud her for how she handled the fiasco.

Enough of Sonko, Enter the Governor of Nairobi himself, Dr. Evans Kidero. A very calm guy he appears but he is like fire. Get too close and he will leave you ablaze. One spectacular show, that only one person can narrate to you best. The once upon a time Nairobi chatter box, er… I mean Manzi wa Nai. Shebesh she is, in the only episode that gives an award winning gubernatorial slap in 3 dimensions.  Get a surround system home theatre and you will enjoy the loud bawling that follows the slap. Dj Afro can do it justice by commentating.

I now need some intro tune indicating a looming trepidation because the next episode is just an inch short of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s movies. The setting is quite unlikely for staging that kind of a show. But hay! It happened. I am talking about Makueni County Bizzare Shoot out. It was politicians and bodyguards competing as to whose gun aims best. I watched this in disbelief but soon came alive to it. Like the Vietnam soldiers get there varying commands, this was much akin, they too did. “Uwa! Piga! “. Apparently for me this is what authenticated the movie. Its Kenyan.

All ears attentive here; “mchezo ya danganya toto jinga ikaanza”. Alluding to the kid’s song Mohamed Ali commentates best on it. ‘The Great Loot in West Gate’ it titles.  How interesting it looks. Well scripted to bring comic. I have to laud Mr. Ole Lenku, the movie Director. His choices of characters were just amazing. And as for the ‘water’ his boys were carrying in the Nakumatt labeled polythene bags, its life they need it. Or isn’t it so?

This series thematically presents characters of all sorts in Kenya, ranging from politics, to religion. And talking of religion, knowing your Bible and at least some form 2 level chemistry can make you a fortune. Was that the moral? Two prefixes to ones name work the trick in this episode. Prophet and Doctor; the former to grant a deceptive status of direct communication with God and the latter to remind the flock that indeed one was is of a higher cadre of prophets. Well brought out by use of a character, Kanyari, a man who just didn’t learn about Potassium Permanganate in form 2 but applied its use incredibly.

Season 6 still airs and with Nairobi MCAs taking the lead as they eject Hon. Lang’at from Orange house. A section of touts are trying to still the show by ‘helping a woman get necked’ and Nderitu Njoka ranting about hundreds of Men dismembered and leading a sex strike movement against women. How interesting this season gets. My dress my choice demonstration is just completed, as we wait for more aren’t we lucky to be Kenyans?