FIENDISH, DIABOLICAL AND MONSTROUS CORD MPs

The origin of the term ‘heckler’ lies in the textile industry where it referred to the workers tasked with smoothing out flax or hemp fibres using a heckle comb. By the early 19th century one local employer noted that they effectively controlled the trade dictating wages, conditions and bonuses, the latter most commonly taking the form of drink. And that's where heckling started.

I have no problem with heckling as its a Kenyan's citizen democratic constitutional right to express [by way of protest] his or her anger on country's leadership etc. However, I have an angered opinion on the intellect, discipline, wisdom and character portrayed by the opposition leaders. Its stupid, awkward, retrogressive and barbaric. This is anyway not news to all Kenyans; you have in the past seen chaos in CORD's national elections, rallies, and now wait and see what gonna happen tomorrow in Kakamega. Are these the type of leaders who wish to seek elective posts in 2017? Sheep and pigs are better! Are these not fathers and mothers at their domiciles? Is that how you would love to see your kids behave to you? Monkeys are better......indeed am bitter, very bitter. God help them.

Honourables John Mbadi, T. J. Kajwang, Gladys Wanga, Opiyo Wandayi, Millie Odhiambo and Fred Outa yesterdays' character was  that of unintelligent, ignorant, dense, foolish, dull-witted, slow, simpleminded, vacuous, vapid,idiotic, imbecile, obtuse, and doltish leaders we should avoid at all cost come 2017; your vote, your weapon. The character in these leaders comprises a statistically correct sample to conclude that all other CORD leaders are irrelevant and obsolete to take up the leadership of this country. Indeed, they are the looters of the highest pedigree.

Paul Daniels, a famous politician in the 19th century, after a not very good experience with similar stupid hecklers (like Kenyan Mpigs) said, "I don't get many hecklers now but answering them is an art form in itself". Exactly, that's the art his Excellency and Commander In Chief Hon. President Uhuru Kenyatta employed; maintaining a calm, bright and ecstatic face. I salute you his Excellency.

If all Kenyans thought, behaved and acted like intellects, then we would have been far much better in development as a nation. It's not about tribalism, wealth or poverty. It's about peace, love, harmony and cohesiveness that we need to embrace. That said and done, take it to down your wits that I did not insult anyone but expressed my anger on the characters of the people we so call leaders.

Enjoy peaceful weekend fellow Kenyans.