Gikuyus our Saviors

[Waigo_ko]

@Euler

There were Kambas and even Somali. But I’m not sure about the extent of their involvement

If anyone of your relatives who were young adults during the state of emergency are still alive, they’d be the best point of reference as to whom the majority of ngati’s Were. Of course I’m assuming you’re Gema.

[Baby_Panay]

@WIGSPLITTA

[SIZE=5]This is why you come across lightskin gikoyos.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]If you research their ancestry, you might find there was a Brit who had an affair with one of the gikoyo females along the line.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]Ati “Cheerio me lady would ye like to engage in intercourse?”[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]Alafu daughter of mumbi replies ‘Yes master mublitish’[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]The result? Light skin babies like @Azor Ahai and @kush yule mnono [/SIZE]

:D:D:D wakili huna akili kama client wako Patco.

[Baby_Panay]

@WIGSPLITTA

[SIZE=5]This is why you come across lightskin gikoyos.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]If you research their ancestry, you might find there was a Brit who had an affair with one of the gikoyo females along the line.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]Ati “Cheerio me lady would ye like to engage in intercourse?”[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]Alafu daughter of mumbi replies ‘Yes master mublitish’[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]The result? Light skin babies like @Azor Ahai and @kush yule mnono [/SIZE]

:D:D:D wakili huna akili kama client wako Patco.

[kush_yule_mnono]

@WIGSPLITTA

[SIZE=5]This is why you come across lightskin gikoyos.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]If you research their ancestry, you might find there was a Brit who had an affair with one of the gikoyo females along the line.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]Ati “Cheerio me lady would ye like to engage in intercourse?”[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]Alafu daughter of mumbi replies ‘Yes master mublitish’[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]The result? Light skin babies like @Azor Ahai and @kush yule mnono [/SIZE]

Upuuuus

[kush_yule_mnono]

@Motokubwa

Patco huwa hauna akili

Malisa hio khasia

[kush_yule_mnono]

@Motokubwa

Patco huwa hauna akili

Malisa hio khasia

[careerchoice]

@WIGSPLITTA

[SIZE=5]This is why you come across lightskin gikoyos.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]If you research their ancestry, you might find there was a Brit who had an affair with one of the gikoyo females along the line.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]Ati “Cheerio me lady would ye like to engage in intercourse?”[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]Alafu daughter of mumbi replies ‘Yes master mublitish’[/SIZE]

[SIZE=5]The result? Light skin babies like @Azor Ahai and @kush yule mnono [/SIZE]

Lies

[Arnono]

@gikuyu

I have just seen a faggot here @sani maligning the Gikuyus. That We are proud of 50 *100 plot .This dude stinks of high level ignorance. A man who doesn’t have an iota of what happened to the Gikuyu country back in the colonial days. Were it not for my ancestors you would still be scratching your anus in Kapsoit.

This is an excerpt from Caroline Elkins-The Untold Story of Britain’s Gulag in Kenya. I ca share PDF.

Non other than the Gikuyu in Kenya went through hell to the level of there land snatched.

“……Once I added all of the Kikuyu detained in these villages to the adjusted camp population, I discovered that the British had actually detained some 1.5 million people, or nearly the entire Kikuyu population.”

:D:D:D

[kush_yule_mnono]

@Half_Human

Okuyu shiets who only killed 32 whites over a course of 13 years of peasantry revolt should feel ashamed talking about fighting for independence. The funny part is that Europeans killed 10,000 plus in exchange for 32 useless okuyu lives. Very peasantry talk here.

Otherwise, we were awarded independence. No bonobo fought for it. Or at least not against the British Empire with all its might and nuclear weapons!

Indeed bonobos love overating themselves, atimes

As a millenial, there’s a lot of history that you need to learn. Ni hayo tu kwa sasa

[Teddy_time]

The wider world had entered a new epoch and thats why we got independence. If it was a matter of Kyuks fighting for it and gaining it for Kenya, then Britain would still have territories that had no Mau-Mau-like movements like Tz or Botswana for example. These had no violent movements seeking independence yet Tz got theirs even before us for example.

Very few African countries truly fought for independence and gained it through arms. Zimbabwe is one such country

[Half_Human]

@kush yule mnono

As a millenial, there’s a lot of history that you need to learn. Ni hayo tu kwa sasa

When you were still using your small stick to experiment with teenage girls, I was already teaching African history at the college level.

[gikuyu]

@Half_Human

Okuyu shiets who only killed 32 whites over a course of 13 years of peasantry revolt should feel ashamed talking about fighting for independence. The funny part is that Europeans killed 10,000 plus in exchange for 32 useless okuyu lives. Very peasantry talk here.

Otherwise, we were awarded independence. No bonobo fought for it. Or at least not against the British Empire with all its might and nuclear weapons!

Indeed bonobos love overating themselves, atimes

you are very quick to believe the data provided by the colonialist government. They would never want to release the actual figures .

[gikuyu]

@Half_Human

Okuyu shiets who only killed 32 whites over a course of 13 years of peasantry revolt should feel ashamed talking about fighting for independence. The funny part is that Europeans killed 10,000 plus in exchange for 32 useless okuyu lives. Very peasantry talk here.

Otherwise, we were awarded independence. No bonobo fought for it. Or at least not against the British Empire with all its might and nuclear weapons!

Indeed bonobos love overating themselves, atimes

you are very quick to believe the data provided by the colonialist government. They would never want to release the actual figures .

[kush_yule_mnono]

@Half_Human

When you were still using your small stick to experiment with teenage girls, I was already teaching African history at the college level.

Kwani wewe ni ancestor banae?

[gikuyu]

@Half_Human

Okuyu shiets who only killed 32 whites over a course of 13 years of peasantry revolt should feel ashamed talking about fighting for independence. The funny part is that Europeans killed 10,000 plus in exchange for 32 useless okuyu lives. Very peasantry talk here.

Otherwise, we were awarded independence. No bonobo fought for it. Or at least not against the British Empire with all its might and nuclear weapons!

Indeed bonobos love overating themselves, atimes

so you are quick to believe the white man narrative and data and dismiss the rest. I know you are bitter.

The Mau Mau guerrilla war had all the ingredients of a stirring military drama, and there are several publications that explore various aspects of the fighting. General Sir Gerald Lathbury, oversaw the deployment of three British battalions, four battalions of King’s African Rifles, the Kenya Regiment, an artillery battery, and an armored car squadron—all with the support of Royal Air Force squadrons of Vampire jets and heavy bombers. If that’s not a war to you then i don’t know which nonsensical theory you want us believe.

[gikuyu]

@Half_Human

Okuyu shiets who only killed 32 whites over a course of 13 years of peasantry revolt should feel ashamed talking about fighting for independence. The funny part is that Europeans killed 10,000 plus in exchange for 32 useless okuyu lives. Very peasantry talk here.

Otherwise, we were awarded independence. No bonobo fought for it. Or at least not against the British Empire with all its might and nuclear weapons!

Indeed bonobos love overating themselves, atimes

so you are quick to believe the white man narrative and data and dismiss the rest. I know you are bitter.

The Mau Mau guerrilla war had all the ingredients of a stirring military drama, and there are several publications that explore various aspects of the fighting. General Sir Gerald Lathbury, oversaw the deployment of three British battalions, four battalions of King’s African Rifles, the Kenya Regiment, an artillery battery, and an armored car squadron—all with the support of Royal Air Force squadrons of Vampire jets and heavy bombers. If that’s not a war to you then i don’t know which nonsensical theory you want us believe.

[patco]

@Simiyu22

Let me ask you something, the home guards that helped British maintain clutching power ( giving them village location, terrain, intelligence, admin duties, massacre - Dedan Kimathi) were which tribe?

Mainly Luhya’s , Luos, Ugandans like Idi Amin, Maasai, Indians and of course the British themselves.

[gikuyu]

@Half_Human

Okuyu shiets who only killed 32 whites over a course of 13 years of peasantry revolt should feel ashamed talking about fighting for independence. The funny part is that Europeans killed 10,000 plus in exchange for 32 useless okuyu lives. Very peasantry talk here.

Otherwise, we were awarded independence. No bonobo fought for it. Or at least not against the British Empire with all its might and nuclear weapons!

Indeed bonobos love overating themselves, atimes

so you are quick to believe the white man narrative and data and dismiss the rest. I know you are bitter.

The Mau Mau guerrilla war had all the ingredients of a stirring military drama, and there are several publications that explore various aspects of the fighting. General Sir Gerald Lathbury, oversaw the deployment of three British battalions, four battalions of King’s African Rifles, the Kenya Regiment, an artillery battery, and an armored car squadron—all with the support of Royal Air Force squadrons of Vampire jets and heavy bombers. If that’s not a war to you then i don’t know which nonsensical theory you want us believe.

[patco]

@Half_Human

When you were still using your small stick to experiment with teenage girls, I was already teaching African history at the college level.

Wewe ndio miguna wa ukweli.

[gikuyu]

@Half_Human

Okuyu shiets who only killed 32 whites over a course of 13 years of peasantry revolt should feel ashamed talking about fighting for independence. The funny part is that Europeans killed 10,000 plus in exchange for 32 useless okuyu lives. Very peasantry talk here.

Otherwise, we were awarded independence. No bonobo fought for it. Or at least not against the British Empire with all its might and nuclear weapons!

Indeed bonobos love overating themselves, atimes

so you are quick to believe the white man narrative and data and dismiss the rest. I know you are bitter.

The Mau Mau guerrilla war had all the ingredients of a stirring military drama, and there are several publications that explore various aspects of the fighting. General Sir Gerald Lathbury, oversaw the deployment of three British battalions, four battalions of King’s African Rifles, the Kenya Regiment, an artillery battery, and an armored car squadron—all with the support of Royal Air Force squadrons of Vampire jets and heavy bombers. If that’s not a war to you then i don’t know which nonsensical theory you want us believe.