Worn Out Politics of Kenya.

From a patriotic citizen’s point of view, politics have been transformed into cagey games played by the honorable in Kenya-and a salary goes with it. Recently, Synovate released the rate patriotism of different figures in the Kenyan political arena. It was measured in percentage, and basing on the result one may wonder why none of them scored 80% and above in the different fields of assessment.

 A good citizen ought to wonder about the ironical results and also think hard the reason behind those fellows still holding power. Luckily, there are so many of the citizens wondering as we talk, but opt to swallow their bleak thoughts.

Everyday funny occurrence, comment or act happens, endowing smiles in the face of media houses- because there is a story to tell-and veil ordinary citizen’s face with a mutual frown. At appoint, one honorable comes up with an idea and seconds later he is being reprimanded by others-who obviously cannot think like them-  then he or she wallows in the mire of accusations, until they give in saying that it was not their idea even if it is a good one.

Apparently, they close their mouths and open them when accusing someone, may it be G7 or about the election date or the ODM.

Back in time when honorable were citizens, actions said it better. Those who persevered carrying the spirit of being honorable with them into the modern world later realized that what has evolved from politics is politicking, and that their past cannot fit in. politics and politicking are two different things, only familiar because of their first seven letters.

Worn out is what I can say on behalf of the ordinary right thinking members of the society for the games that this honorable get paid for. If at all it is possible for citizens to form a party against the existing ones, Kenya would be the first country to have the strongest government-ever in the world.