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We have become a generation that wants honest conversations but gets offended by honest answers.
We want change but defend the very habits keeping us stuck.
Maybe it's time we started questioning ourselves.
Welcome to the uncomfortable conversations.
The real influence of an idea isn't measured by how many people applaud it, but by how many people examine their thinking because of it.
Applause is easy. Reflection is harder. Change is harder still.
Let's stop confusing visibility with impact.
A society can have intelligent people and still make terrible collective decisions.
Because intelligence isn't always the problem. Sometimes it's fear, tribal loyalty, personal interests and the refusal to think independently.
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🚨 BREAKING: Fans have voted Cristiano Ronaldo’s free-kick against Spain at the 2018 World Cup as the greatest free-kick in World Cup history. 🇵🇹🐐
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Fools are strategically distributed in this country to ensure you meet atleast one everyday - Kamau Waruhiu.
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This is the man they brainwashed us into believing was arrogant, selfish, and only cared about himself.
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One thing about my president is that you cannot bully him.
Nelson Havi hapa alipewa dose karibu atoke kwa show.
The blue colour kumbe alianza kitambo tu.
#LMMBlueFriday
#SifunaBlueArmy
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Senator Edwin Sifuna: The govt has no intention of lowering the cost of electricity; they don’t want to take thermal plants from the grid because they are the ones holding contracts for the supply of diesel to those plants.
The true character of people is revealed when they no longer need anything from you.
The moment what kept them is fulfilled, their masks peel off.
When a person depends on you, he is forced to be respectful, courteous, obedient, or faithful.
Most people are liars, pretentious, and morally corrupt, but they are forced to pretend to be good because there is something they gain from you.
Be very alert when dealing with people, and that includes your relatives.
Keep your circle as thin as possible.


















