Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2008 09:56:51 +0300
   
Dear Kenyans,

Those who depending on our most holy thou art clergy to exodus us from the current political situation we are going through are mislead. Why do I say this?  Most, if not all, of the famous clergy are corrupted from one way or the other.

In our possession we do have evidence of  some clergy receiving bribes from 40,000,000 ksh to various piece of land just to make sure that Raila does not ascend to the thrown.  For most of us who goes to church every other Sunday have noticed the biased one-sided surmons subjected to the congregation every Sunday. They talk about peace yes peace, but without justice.

Most referred sermons of late are based on the occurrence of David and Saul of old. Catholic church in Kenya from the one at south c to the main one in city center, Pentecostal churches from buruburu to the one some place next to former school of law down to Ngong hills CPK, you name it the are all the same birds of the same feather.

I have been asking myself, if it’s Gods will that Raila was not to become the 4th Kenyan president, does the almighty  have to forget Kenyans and subject us to what we are going through? Why blood shed?  Why use cardinals to Bishops, and many others to hide the truth from us, yet they know very well were they are coming from?

I don’t trust the church leaders in Kenya any more. Prophet Owuor did prophecy some few months ago and it’s true indeed we are experiencing a great earthquake that is about to divide this nation completely. Most of the churches are built on stolen piece of land the glory left this people long time ago.  No wonder no one takes them seriously apart from conducting wedding ceremonies and funerals.

Where are they? Can one really speak for the Lord and say surely ” THAT SAYS THE LORD”?  Corrupted house, corrupted house.  No wonder they call on the lord and he is silent KABISA.  Oh Church leaders arise and shine please arise arise-

So Kenyans we are on our own lets call upon the lord and don’t depend on man but Him alone. Most  of them  watu wa Mungu have no clean hands awaiting God’s judgment very soon. Let GOD’s will be done but not forced on us in the name of ………..

 - John

    Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 12:56:01 -0800 (PST)
   
Folks,

Happy Martin Luther King Jr Day

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 -M. Odhiambo Okuom

Dear brothers and sisters,

Every time I read an article about our once beautiful and peaceful country, I can’t help but shed into tears. The one question that has refused to go is “Why?”

1. Why can’t the leaders get into the root of the problem and deal with it?

2. Why can’t the leaders see that Kenya is daily being destroyed beyond repair?
3. Why are the leaders not willing to listen to Wananchi or the international community?

4. Why aren’t the leaders learning any lesson from countries that have gone that way?

5. Why are the leaders acting as if everything is normal when in fact everything in Kenya has changed?

But even more disturbing is this,” Where are the peace makers?” Is there no one in Kenya who can unite the country? Does anyone out there have some answers?

Well, I will continue to send my petition to the only God who understands the pain in my heart.

God bless Kenya.

My prayers and heart is with all Kenyans.

Pr Birai

Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2008 03:58:49 -0800 (PST)
   
Dear President Kibaki,

Sir, I write this urgent letter with a very clear understanding that I am a nobody. I know also too well that many will attack this letter and read into it
their own interpretation,but then I feel strongly compelled to write it.

Following are some of the reasons why I decided to write to you:

1.You have the power to change Kenya forever, either negatively or positively.

2.Your many years in the Government gives you a upper hand in knowing how to deal with your subjects.

3.All Kenyans and the entire world looks up to you at this critical moment of Kenya’s history to provide able leadership

There is every reason for you, personally, to take this situation into your hands and make a quick decision today, and not tomorrow, sir. Why so?

1.As it is, Kenya has been affected in ways that it will take many years to heal.

2.A lot and I mean much more needs to be done to make it possible for all Kenyans to once again co-exist.

3.Every day that goes by with this kind of stand off continues to affect innocent Kenyans.

Here is my proposal, sir.

1.Get to the root of the problem and find a lasting solution that will be acceptable to all Kenyans.

2.Let someone mediate. When two good people have a dispute,they can not solve it by themselves.

3.If I were you,I would restrict some of ministers from making contradictory statements.

4.Please listen to some of the suggestions that are being made by some world leaders. A great leader is one that takes time to listen.

Like others, I am totally disturbed by the situation back home. I love Kenya and would not like it to be destroyed beyond it’s already experienced destruction.

My family has already been greatly affected. My two brothers residing in Kapsabet lost everything including a beautiful home.

Do something today and not tomorrow.

My prayers for all Kenyans wherever they are scattered.

Pr Birai
     

Dear fellow Kenyans,

Today I found myself painfully remembering my late follower brother. David was a gentleman and a scholar. He was soft spoken, gentle, caring,r esponsible and peace loving.

When David was baptized,for some stupid reasons, we made fun of him and even called him names. Any time he reacted, we mocked him and even teased him that such kind of behaviour was un-becoming of a Christian.

One day,David became so angry that we thought that he was about to destroy every one of us. After that,no one said anything anymore. We realized that we had wronged him.

For many years, I spoke with pride and authority that my people were the most peaceful and abiding citizens. Nothing seemed to bother them. They went about their business as if anything that happened did not concern them.

However, the last couple of weeks have spoken loud and clear that some Kenyans have totally changed. I am not alone in this for if anything, the world has in the last couple of weeks expressed the same sentiment.

And so the question in many circles is this,”why such a change so suddenly?

Blessings.

Pr Birai

Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 15:41:44 -0800 (PST)

There is something very wrong, confusing, and truly disturbing about the situation on the ground in the motherland and the comments about the situation that I gather from Yahoo.com, BBC, EA Standard, Nation, Jambo, and Mwanyagetinge.

One group is of the opinion that things are getting back to normal and whatever “little” misunderstanding that exists will disappear with time.

Another group feels that the worst is yet to come and that things will never be the same unless some things change.

And so any time I update myself about the situation back home I do not go far without asking myself over and over if “all Kenyans are reading from the same script!” Does any one have an idea of what’s happening and where we are headed?

Just wondering and crying for my motherland!

May the good Lord bless our country.

Pr Birai