If Uhuru Succeeds In This Strategy, He Might Wish He Had Failed

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One of the things that I learnt after reading Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals, is that many of the so-called political strategies are nothing more than a series of accidents and opportunities.

It is obvious that Uhuru has turned his back on Ruto. However, many of us don’t know what Uhuru’s game plan is. My suspicion is that a series of accidents may lead to another path: the impeachment of the Deputy President. And although this might be a herculean task, it is possible.

ODM will be convinced that they will be the ones to benefit; consequently, they might end up supporting this move. However if Uhuru comes up with the idea of appointing Matiang’i as his Deputy President it will be a game-changer for both Ruto and Raila.

The solution then for those who will feel disgruntled, will be to wait for 2022 in order to teach Uhuru a lesson. But what if Uhuru chooses to resign before his term is over so that Matiang’i gets the benefit of incumbency?

This will strengthen Matiang’i’s position for 2022, depending on how he will handle the one year in office. This will be similar to what Khama did with Masisi in Botswana.

Both Masisi and Matiang’i have got similar stories: both rose rapidly through the ranks of power; both were/are highly favoured by their Masters and both were/are Masters of sycophancy: constantly praising the president in all things. In fact, Masisi (whose name was corrupted to Sisiboy) was so loyal to the then president, that he was branded the Chief Lelope.

But their similarities end there - at least for now.

In March 2019, Khama stepped down as president and handed over power to his deputy one year before his term was to officially end. In doing so, Khama thought that he was handing power to a puppet who will continue being loyal to him and to his family. He was in for a rude shock.

Immediately he got power, Masisi turned his guns, not on the opposition, but on Khama loyalists within the party and government. Masisi went on to win the election in 2019 even after the former president chose to support a different candidate from a different party. In doing so, Khama had chosen to abandon the political party that his father founded.

The Khama/Masisi debacle should teach Uhuru one thing: he is not the only one who can play the game of Betrayal. it happened in Botswana and it can happen in Kenya.

[Kahuni_Maisha]

@SaltyLight

One of the things that I learnt after reading Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals, is that many of the so-called political strategies are nothing more than a series of accidents and opportunities.

It is obvious that Uhuru has turned his back on Ruto. However, many of us don’t know what Uhuru’s game plan is. My suspicion is that a series of accidents may lead to another path: the impeachment of the Deputy President. And although this might be a herculean task, it is possible.

ODM will be convinced that they will be the ones to benefit; consequently, they might end up supporting this move. However if Uhuru comes up with the idea of appointing Matiang’i as his Deputy President it will be a game-changer for both Ruto and Raila.

The solution then for those who will feel disgruntled, will be to wait for 2022 in order to teach Uhuru a lesson. But what if Uhuru chooses to resign before his term is over so that Matiang’i gets the benefit of incumbency?

This will strengthen Matiang’i’s position for 2022, depending on how he will handle the one year in office. This will be similar to what Khama did with Masisi in Botswana.

Both Masisi and Matiang’i have got similar stories: both rose rapidly through the ranks of power; both were/are highly favoured by their Masters and both were/are Masters of sycophancy: constantly praising the president in all things. In fact, Masisi (whose name was corrupted to Sisiboy) was so loyal to the then president, that he was branded the Chief Lelope.

But their similarities end there - at least for now.

In March 2019, Khama stepped down as president and handed over power to his deputy one year before his term was to officially end. In doing so, Khama thought that he was handing power to a puppet who will continue being loyal to him and to his family. He was in for a rude shock.

Immediately he got power, Masisi turned his guns, not on the opposition, but on Khama loyalists within the party and government. Masisi went on to win the election in 2019 even after the former president chose to support a different candidate from a different party. In doing so, Khama had chosen to abandon the political party that his father founded.

The Khama/Masisi debacle should teach Uhuru one thing: he is not the only one who can play the game of Betrayal. it happened in Botswana and it can happen in Kenya.

:D:D:D:D i’m loving it, Uhuru flexes his muscle, and team Tangatanga places it’s hope on RAO working with Ruto, are you hoping for a repeat of 41 vs 1 come 2022 ?
Anyways, politics is full of surprises, RAO knows his main challenger in 2022 is WSR, and as long as Ruto is kicking politically, RAO isn’t gonna touch Ruto , even with the proverbial 6ft pole.
If RAO will work with Ruto, it will be later on when WSR political career will be in ICU.
You can take that to the bank.

[Unlimited]

Ati impeach the deputy president I like how Kenyans like to dream UK won’t pull such a move all he will do is scare the lieutenants of the DP but that is pretty much it the impeachment of a DP is not that easy as well it’s a long and tedious process
Also forget about UK resignation are you kidding me this man if possible wants to stay in power beyond 2022
Railas political career by 2022 will be dead so now start grooming sober leaders like Musalia Mudavadi

[SaltyLight]

@Kahuni Maisha

:D:D:D:D i’m loving it, Uhuru flexes his muscle, and team Tangatanga places it’s hope on RAO working with Ruto, are you hoping for a repeat of 41 vs 1 come 2022 ?
Anyways, politics is full of surprises, RAO knows his main challenger in 2022 is WSR, and as long as Ruto is kicking politically, RAO isn’t gonna touch Ruto , even with the proverbial 6ft pole.
If RAO will work with Ruto, it will be later on when WSR political career will be in ICU.
You can take that to the bank.

What are you loving? Perhaps it would serve you well to analyze what I have said before looking a my Motive? Ruto Can go back to working with Uhuru before 2022. Uhuru can simply say that he wanted to trick Raila for the sake of peace. After all, Raila always tells us that he joined Kanu as a “Trick”.

What I am bringing out is that IF uhuru chooses to have Matiang’i AFTER impeaching Ruto, then it will be will be another turn for both Ruto and Raila. As for Kalonzo and Weta, those will move wherever they choose

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@Unlimited

Ati impeach the deputy president I like how Kenyans like to dream UK won’t pull such a move all he will do is scare the lieutenants of the DP but that is pretty much it the impeachment of a DP is not that easy as well it’s a long and tedious process
Also forget about UK resignation are you kidding me this man if possible wants to stay in power beyond 2022
Railas political career by 2022 will be dead so now start grooming sober leaders like Musalia Mudavadi

2022 is two years from now. Even if he is 90 years, Raila will still ask for that “One bullet.” Mudavadi will be a waste of time

[RV_Pundit]

@Unlimited

the impeachment of a DP is not that easy as well [COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)][SIZE=5]it’s a long and tedious process[/SIZE]

Wakati mwingine in siasa mbaya the end (impeachment) is not what is important or even desired, its the [COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)][SIZE=5]lengthy [COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)][SIZE=5]tedious [/SIZE]process[/SIZE] i.e tie Ruto down in impeachment hearings till kingdom come.

[SaltyLight]

@RV Pundit

Wakati mwingine in siasa mbaya the end (impeachment) is not what is important or even desired, its the [COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)][SIZE=5]lengthy [COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)][SIZE=5]tedious [/SIZE]process[/SIZE] i.e tie Ruto down in impeachment hearings till kingdom come.

It is a double edged sword. It will also tie Parliament with the process. If Uhuru fails, even by 1 vote, then then Ruto will have won

[Cheza_juu]

@SaltyLight

One of the things that I learnt after reading Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals, is that many of the so-called political strategies are nothing more than a series of accidents and opportunities.

It is obvious that Uhuru has turned his back on Ruto. However, many of us don’t know what Uhuru’s game plan is. My suspicion is that a series of accidents may lead to another path: the impeachment of the Deputy President. And although this might be a herculean task, it is possible.

ODM will be convinced that they will be the ones to benefit; consequently, they might end up supporting this move. However if Uhuru comes up with the idea of appointing Matiang’i as his Deputy President it will be a game-changer for both Ruto and Raila.

The solution then for those who will feel disgruntled, will be to wait for 2022 in order to teach Uhuru a lesson. But what if Uhuru chooses to resign before his term is over so that Matiang’i gets the benefit of incumbency?

This will strengthen Matiang’i’s position for 2022, depending on how he will handle the one year in office. This will be similar to what Khama did with Masisi in Botswana.

Both Masisi and Matiang’i have got similar stories: both rose rapidly through the ranks of power; both were/are highly favoured by their Masters and both were/are Masters of sycophancy: constantly praising the president in all things. In fact, Masisi (whose name was corrupted to Sisiboy) was so loyal to the then president, that he was branded the Chief Lelope.

But their similarities end there - at least for now.

In March 2019, Khama stepped down as president and handed over power to his deputy one year before his term was to officially end. In doing so, Khama thought that he was handing power to a puppet who will continue being loyal to him and to his family. He was in for a rude shock.

Immediately he got power, Masisi turned his guns, not on the opposition, but on Khama loyalists within the party and government. Masisi went on to win the election in 2019 even after the former president chose to support a different candidate from a different party. In doing so, Khama had chosen to abandon the political party that his father founded.

The Khama/Masisi debacle should teach Uhuru one thing: he is not the only one who can play the game of Betrayal. it happened in Botswana and it can happen in Kenya.

i believe if uhuru supports raila all the way to the end and he wins…