Ali, perhaps my wording did not carry my message clearly.
I am actually accusing Mwendwa of ethnic profiling and informing him that
it is not acceptable to me regardless of the circumstance in which it is
used.
I agree with your sentiments except the very last. Impunity can actually
last forever. This is what happens when the past, present or the potential
future victims just let things slide.
And this is how our Media set themselves up for their troubles today.
Regards,
Kevin
On 30 January 2018 at 17:59, Ali Hussein <[email protected]> wrote:
> Kevin and all
>
> I won’t dwell on the tribal or ethnic part of this issue. Let’s rather
> address the illegality and unprecedented nature of what is going on right
> now.
>
> ALL MAJOR TV STATIONS HAVE GONE DARK.
>
> Why? Is it because of a technical issue? Or was it a deliberate attempt to
> muzzle free speech and expression.
>
> I understand some goons even went to a particular ISP and tried to block
> certain IP addresses.
>
> This level of intimidation and muzzling of the press is unprecedented. Any
> Kenyan of sound mind and body will be against it. Irrespective of the
> political divide.
>
> Not even in the darkest days of the KANU Dictatorship has the press been
> treated in such a cavalier manner while the supposedly ‘friendly’ press
> continue with their business as usual. As I write this Citizen, NTV and KTN
> News are still dark. The rest are operating. WHY?
>
> One day someone will be held responsible for this. Impunity cannot last
> forever.
>
> *Ali Hussein*
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> On Tue, Jan 30, 2018 at 5:38 PM, Kevin Kamonye via kictanet <
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