The changeable conditions could be good for the Scuds if we get the strategy calls right. And at least now we have drivers who have shown that they can keep the car on the track when it rains. #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
Safety Car!! But what a start from Ver. Ham absolutely monstered at the start!! Good start from Sai as well though he had problems staying on the track as well!! #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
Lap 6. Lec up to P3 from P4, and Sai up to P8 from P11. Not bad. But can they stay there or improve at the restart? #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
Lpa 10. Ver leads Ham by 5s. Lec is another 5s down the road but dropping Per who is 10s behind. Sai is P7 and struggling to stay on track. #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
Lap 16. Lec is losing more than 1s a lap to the leaders. Now nearly 11s behind Ham. Sai still P7 but doing a fair bit of off-roading. #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
Given all that has happened, it is amazing that we're still just halfway through the race!!! #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
Not a standing start. Still, Lec has to survive Nor and Per who are on the faster tyre! #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
We're racing. Lec loses a place to Nor at the restart. P3. Sainz keeps P5. #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
Lap 39. Per takes a trip into the graveling, promoting Sai to P4 behind Lec. Now they need to get after Nor, who's having issues. A double podium is possible. #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
Lap 44. Ham is now 3s behind Sai. It would take a miracle to keep the Merc behind. #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
We'd have taken P4 and P5 for the Scuds at the start of the race but now it feels a bit of a let down after ending up behind a McLemon. #ImolaGP#ForzaFerrari#F1
Ham is probably the luckiest driver in F1. That's the second race his bacon has been saved by quirks in the rules.
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Question: When a bank declares your current account "inactive" and blocks it (meaning you no longer have access to it), why do they keep charging you to maintain it? What service are you paying for on an account they've blocked you from accessing? @KenyaBankers
Let's put this another way. I pay rent for a house but don't live there for, say, 6 months. Landlord declares the premises inactive, boards it up and says I can no longer use it unless I go to him to get new keys. Then keeps charging me rent. What would I be paying for?
Does @CBKKenya regulate bank charges? Or are banks pretty much free to levy whatever charges they wish? Does the CBK have a desk where one can complain if one feels their bank is dealing unfairly with them? If not CBK, then who? @wgkantai@KenyaBankers
Looking at this and responses to it, seems clear Kenyans need an education on ukoloni, the tactics and aims of the KLFA (including its charter) as well as those of other anti-colonial movements in the country, and the bait-and-switch that got us "independence" instead of freedom.
British characterization of the KLFA as atavistic "Mau Mau" (a term rejected by JM Kariuki as "a title of abuse and ridicule"), violent savages without political thoughts, was propaganda to justify the horrible abuses and legitimize their chosen custodians of the colonial state.
Thus, 70 years later, we ignorantly speak of "Mau Mau" as only interested in land but not wider questions of political governance and equality. Few Kenyans today know of the Riigi and the Kenya Parliament they set up in the forest, or their hopes, visions, debates and writings.
Today is the 6th anniversary of the Garissa University College massacre. Remember, like after Westgate, we were promised an inquiry into the response. And, again like after Westgate, and El Adde, and Kulbiyow, and Madera and Mpeketoni, GoK went silent once the spotlight passed.
A few more thoughts on how GoK has waged its "war on terror".
It is a despicable betrayal for KE media to perpetuate the GoK lie that people are going hungry because there is no rain. The truth is Kenyans are being starved because GoK's owners profiteer from their suffering and have consequently little incentive to fix it.
Remember the 2008 maize scam which revealed the MO that we have seen employed across subsequent food crisis and in the covid response? Here are the highlights.
The regular crises Kenya enjoys, from debt, to power and water shortages, to famine and unsafe food, to lack of drugs and personnel in hospitals, to extortionate rents, are all deliberately engineered by owners of the colonial state to extract as much as possible from Kenyans.