Dr Willy M Mutunga, Chief Justice, Kenya (2011-16)

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Dr Willy M Mutunga, Chief Justice, Kenya (2011-16)

@WMutunga

INSPIRING THE YOUTH TO CREATE BETTER TOMORROWS.

Nairobi, Kenya Katılım Haziran 2011
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Adémọ́lá.@OgbeniDemola·
Happy Birthday to me. Thank you all for your love and support. ❤️🥳
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@KIRIROBERT @husskhalid @VOCALAfrica_ @citizentvkenya @KTNNewsKE @NTVnewsroom @NationAfrica @StandardKenya @TheStarKenya @Eastleighvoice @thekenyatimes Kasia wa Mbindi. Hussein is a lawyer. Lawyers should be the first ones to stand for their rights. If they don’t will the citizens do it? I beg you to read these three articles of the Constitution: 29,39, 238(2). PLEASE. Those rights should never be curtailed by anyone.
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husseinkhalid
husseinkhalid@husskhalid·
While driving from Lamu, I was stopped by KDF officers who demanded to see my ID. I told them I don’t have it because I usually don’t carry it for fear of losing it. They told me it’s illegal not to be in possession of my ID. I told them to show me the law that says so. Obvious they couldn’t because there’s no such law.
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Rakesh Kumar
Rakesh Kumar@Rakeshhkumaar·
“Many comrades seem to study Marxism-Leninism not to meet the needs of revolutionary practice, but purely for the sake of study. Consequently, though they read, they cannot digest. They can only cite odd quotations from Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin in a one-sided manner, but are unable to apply the stand, viewpoint and method of Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin to the concrete study of China’s present conditions and her history or to the concrete analysis and solution of the problems of the Chinese revolution. Such an attitude towards Marxism-Leninism does a great deal of harm, particularly among cadres of the middle and higher ranks.” - Mao Zedong (1941)
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Rakesh Kumar
Rakesh Kumar@Rakeshhkumaar·
“We would not be revolutionary Marxists, Leninists, worthy pupils of Marx, Engels, and Lenin, if we did not suitably reconstruct our policies and tactics in accordance with the changing situation and the changes occurring in the world labor movement. We would not be real revolutionaries if we did not learn from our own experience and the experience of the masses. We want our Parties in the capitalist countries to come out and act as real political parties of the working class, to become in actual fact a political factor in the life of their countries, to pursue at all times an active Bolshevik mass policy and not confine themselves to propaganda and criticism, and bare appeals to struggle for a proletarian dictatorship. We are enemies of all cut-and-dried schemes. We want to take into account the concrete situation at each moment, in each place, and not act according to a fixed, stereotyped form anywhere and everywhere, not to forget that in varying circumstances the position of the Communists cannot be identical. We want soberly to take into account all stages in the development of the class struggle and in the growth of the class consciousness of the masses themselves, to be able to locate and solve at each stage the concrete problems of the revolutionary movement corresponding to this stage. We want to find a common language with the broadest masses for the purpose of struggling against the class enemy, to find ways of finally overcoming the isolation of the revolutionary vanguard from the masses of the proletariat and all other working people, as well as of overcoming the fatal isolation of the working class itself from its natural allies in the struggle against the bourgeoisie, against fascism. We want to draw increasingly wide masses into the revolutionary class struggle and lead them to the proletarian revolution proceeding from their vital interests and needs as the starting point, and their own experience as the basis. Following the example of our glorious Russian Bolsheviks, the example of the leading party of the Communist International, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, we want to combine the revolutionary heroism of the German, the Spanish, the Austrian and other Communists with genuine revolutionary realism, and put an end to the last remnants of scholastic tinkering with serious political questions. We want to equip our Parties from every angle for the solution of the highly complex political problems confronting them. For this purpose we want to raise ever higher their theoretical level, to train them in the spirit of living Marxism-Leninism and not fossilized doctrinairism. We want to eradicate from our ranks all self-satisfied sectarianism, which above all blocks our road to the masses and impedes the carrying out of a truly Bolshevik mass policy. We want to intensify in every way the struggle against concrete manifestations of Right opportunism, bearing in mind that the danger from this side will arise precisely in the course of carrying out our mass policy and struggle. We want the Communists of every country promptly to draw and apply all the lessons that can be drawn from their own experience as the revolutionary vanguard of the proletariat. We want them as quickly as possible to learn how to sail on the turbulent waters of the class struggle, and not to remain on the shore as observers and registrars of the surging waves in the expectation of fine weather. This is what we want. And we want all this because only in this way will the working class at the head of all the working people, welded into a million-strong revolutionary army, led by the Communist International, be able to fulfil its historical mission with certainty -- to sweep fascism off the face of the earth and, together with it, capitalism!” -Georgi Dimitrov
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Vijay Prashad
Vijay Prashad@vijayprashad·
Caracas is learning the ugly lesson that the road to Washington goes through Tel Aviv.
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Dr. Yousef 🇵🇸@yousef_ki1·
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spirit_of_sankofa@SpiritOfSankofa·
"No African person in the condition that we are in has got any business being anything but radical. Our contact with the West started in revolt and it must continue." ~Dr. John Henrik Clarke~
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Rakesh Kumar
Rakesh Kumar@Rakeshhkumaar·
Bhagat Singh’s war cry was: “Down with Imperialism. Long Live Revolution.” We tend to remember only the last part while forgetting the first. Yet for Bhagat Singh, the struggle against imperialism and the call for revolution were inseparable.
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Dr. Yousef 🇵🇸@yousef_ki1·
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Paul Muite SC
Paul Muite SC@Paul_Muite·
Those savagely beaten were actually 12; one of them, Wambugu Nyingi, was found with his chest heaving when the bodies were being picked up for burial in a common grave. He had spent 3 nights unconscious with the other 11 dead Mau Mau victims of the beatings. He was a Star Witness in the Mau Mau Case in Her Majesty's High Court of Justice in London...
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NADA 𓂆@nadaa01012·
Do you support this doctor?
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Rakesh Kumar
Rakesh Kumar@Rakeshhkumaar·
The U.S. dropped more bombs on Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia) than on Nazi Germany. Think about that. 7 million tons of bombs. Millions dead. Agent Orange still poisoning children 50 years later. They bombed peasants. They bombed rice paddies. They bombed hospitals. The same country that dropped them sits at the UN and lectures the world about human rights. That's not hypocrisy. That's imperialism performing morality.
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Dr. Miguna Miguna
Dr. Miguna Miguna@MigunaMiguna·
To those with memory loss, the gullible, the morally bankrupt, the naive and the stupid, this is what I published two days ago as the SOLUTION. If you are illiterate or can’t comprehend, that’s your problem. I can’t read or digest information for you. Recycling bandits is futile.
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Vijay Prashad
Vijay Prashad@vijayprashad·
Congratulations to @CJP_for_India and its leader @abhijeet_dipke for driving forward a struggle that invigorated millions of Indian citizens against the corruption and venality of the Indian government. That a minister has been replaced is an enormous victory. Now for a system change.
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