Re: Al Amn Kimathi

You know better who did it, i was not even at the scene and perhaps you could shed some light on it. My rallying cry all along was that the govt action was wrong and the High court and the magistrate courts have also come up with the same decision. Perhaps you can send the same qtns to them. 

Can you go back to my threads, looks like u read them and didnt understand anything, perhaps it could be a language problem!1

Abu 

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From: Kenfish <peter.osotsi@gmail.com>
To: MlalaHoi <mlalahoi@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Fri, October 1, 2010 8:18:57 AM
Subject: Re: Al Amn Kimathi

Abu;

Please please please ... who was shooting at the police when a
demonstration was organized by the muslim community to speak against
arrest of a certain Jamaican cleric that was deported by GoK? Tell me,
who was carrying an Al Shabaab flag and banner, and was singing their
anthem? What had the Kenyan flag and national anthem done to warrant
such mutilation? So the people that were killed in London, Madrid or
Dar did not have rights?

What has Kenya done to warrant protection of criminals in the name of
human rights? Didn't those people killed in Kampala have rights, too?
When is human rights the right of a criminal? I find it hard to
believe that someone can hack you to death and because of human
rights, they are set free to continue on the murderous spree. If
communications systems rightly intercepted these people transacting
criminal activities, let them face the music. We know nothing compared
to what NSIS, CID and the Kenya Police know, and I know they know
what's best for this country.

With the passage and promulgation of the new constitution that your
kin hurriedly convened, this is a precedent set. A Kenyan criminal
that commits a crime in Uganda or South Africa will be deported and be
tried where the crime was committed. With regional integration, it
sounds even better that we will not have to feed regional criminals
while we Kenyans starve. Matoke will make them grow even bigger, but I
doubt Museveni (M7) will give them another chance to see a free world.

Freedom doesn't mean abuse the freedom, we should protect it instead
of abusing it.

Kenfish

On Sep 30, 5:32 pm, abu Ayman <abuayma...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Bwana Osotsi
> It appears that you have valuable information which you chose to keep by yrself
> thereby endangering the security of the population.
> You did a disservice to the nation when you knew that Al-Amin protected people
> with unlicensed firearms  and instead of taking the info to the police you chose
> to keep silent. You are the type of people who are aware that yr next door
> neighbour is a gangster who terrorises people and you keep silent only to come
> sensational stories that you were aware of their criminal role. You are no more
> that a CRIMINAL yrself.
> If you are aware that Al-Amin had involved in such illegal acts which
> personally, i strongly condemn, reporting the matter to the police would have
> been the best commendable action. This is what responsibility of every citizen
> is all about.  
> Stop harbouring criminal tendecies. Next time, if you have such info a send it
> to me via email and will make sure it will be delivered to those concerned with
> protecting our security.
>
> Abu Ayman
>

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