Mau Mau in Kenya

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• mau
• british
• independence
• kenya
• east
• africa

[louisanorth]

If you would like to read my 3000 word essay on the mau mau rebellion i w ould be happy to send it to you. I spent a lot of time in Kenya, had a Kenyan boyfriend and spent a long time with Kikuyu's who had lived through Uhuru.... I was merely pointing out that the British only showed their side of the story not that of the Kenyans.

[louisanorth]

This is clear propagand from the British government. We have a clear hindsight now to see what really took place during the Mau Mau rebellion.

[YiuTeub]

People fail to realize that this happens over time over and over again. The common denominator is government. People need a leader so they follow. Then the power gets to their head and it starts over again. Some nations last longer than others.

[siniecat]

@louisanorth ..hey im really interested in reading ur article....:)

I'm currently doing a discussion for an Arts History class where im supposed to find an image that documents and fabricates history....in my research...i stumbled over this....

I am from Kenya...proud to be Kenyan ...and thankful to all Uprisings....like the Mau Mau...which helped us gain our independence....

[arronnov]

@12Aggiefan Building nuclear power plants on a fault line and the coast wasn't the brightest ideal. You don't escape the energy you put out because of time limit. It comes back when it decide too!

[12Aggiefan]

@arronnov Karma so a natural diaster that kills tens of thoushands is alright because of what happen 70 years ago? you need to pull out of your ass you dirty fucking Yank.

[arronnov]

@12Aggiefan No worry though! Cause and effect is always in play. Western civilization is not immune to this no matter how much infinite knowledge it believe it has to use to change things. Japan is getting its karma now and all countries who have caused genocide and mass death to humanity will not be immune.

[arronnov]

@12Aggiefan The funny thing about western civilization. Its has made the justification of their action the past 600yrs. We've brought civilization, agricultural,cultivation and order. This are the common words of justification. You don't civilize anybody by beating them across the head invading them killing them murdering them and etc. Self determination with their own historical consciousness is the right of all people.

[12Aggiefan]

@arronnov I don't care about the Irish or how they feel that is totally Irrevlant. And the Irish don't hate the Brits the hate the English big difference. That is a whole nother topic in an of itself. The English brought civlization, agricultural cultivation and order onto the Island of Ireland, St. Patrick himself was an Englishman! they owe us much more than there bitching and whining.

[arronnov]

@12Aggiefan Ask the Irish how they been feeling about the Brits the past 1200yrs?

[arronnov]

@12Aggiefan Cause and effect have always been in play and there's no time limit on it.  I don't have to brush aside anything. Africans are naturally justified to do what every it takes to get rid of invaders killers murders and thieves. The people of Libya are justified to drop bombs on any western country who are participating in bombing them today.

[arronnov]

@12Aggiefan When you declare war on somebody don't cry about how they attempt to fight back especially when they didn't start the war. Africans didn't invite Europeans to Africa. Those British women and children wouldn't have been killed if Europeans hadn't come in the first place. The amount of deaths of Africans over the past 600yrs because slavery imperialism colonialism coups regime changes and etc totals in the hundreds of millions