Katherine Said:

What's your opinion on the post elections violence in Kenya?

We Answered:

that it was inevitable, but could well have been prevented and that the west are still not doing enough. The two leaders should be getting together no matter their differences before more people are butchered. And another Rwanda occurs.

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Sally Said:

i would like to relocate to canada from kenya due to the current post election violence that has erupted?

We Answered:

.You cant just "relocate".

You have to apply to emigrate.

Your lack of ablity to understand about this could mean you fail the English test,

You need to see if you qualify with enough points.

Do you have a skill in high demand.

A good standard of education. A degree is the best option.

Take a points test to see if you qualify.

Each person over the age of 18 who is not a spouse would need to apply.

Velma Said:

how does this sort of information get ignored by democrats?

We Answered:

Great research!

Yes, of course, you're right. This entire election will be about George Soros's third attempt to install a puppet regime, to fulfill his promise that he would use every last dollar of his wealth to destroy America and turn it into a third world nation, because he despises and hates our freedom and wants to see socialism should rise to power. He failed with Gore, failed with Kerry, but has planned well to succeed with Obama.

The Clintons weren't on board with Soros's plan to destroy America, so they were promptly dismissed. Obama, however, is a believer. And the media is dutifully ignoring all the things that helped Gore and Kerry lose. (Notice not a single word was said during any of the debates about the Second Amendment, for example.)

Obama is loaded with questionable history. But none of it will be mentioned the Soros-directed moritorium has been lifted... AFTER the election.

Democrats don't care. They just see this all as a rebuke of the Bush Administration. So they will get their celebration... and only afterwards realize what a huge mistake they made. And then they'll complain, "Well, why didn't anyone point these things out during all the time when he was running?"

It's amazing to me how willingly people allow themselves to manipulated by the media, and by extension, by a single despot (Soros) who is bent on destroying the very freedom that they enjoy. I never thought we would be so gullible as a nation. I guess I was wrong.

Dustin Said:

U.S. response to 2008 post-election violence in Kenya?

We Answered:

key the question in to google

Tom Said:

Tanzania elections 2010 - will it be safe to travel?

We Answered:

Although Kenya and Tanzania share a lot of history, the differences are many between the countries since independence. The rifts between the main ethnic groups are much wider in Kenya than in Tanzania. You can't really compare the level of political competition and violence. So I would say, it's fairly safe to travel to Tanzania during the elections, with one exception: Zanzibar. There has been violence on Zanzibar during the last elections and most likely there will be some this year as well. Just stay away from Zanzibar during the elections and you will be safe.