Mutula Kilonzo

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• 21 Dec 2011 in National Assembly: Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving me this chance to remind you something. I know you know the story of the Merchant of Venice. This is a famous play that I am sure a lot of the hon. Members have read. The shylock lent money to a merchant who was shipwrecked. The shylock now wanted his payment, which was a pound of flesh. Portia, a beautiful lady like hon. Millie here, stood up and said, “Here is a sword. Cut your pound of flesh, but not a single drop of blood should fall on the Floor.” The time for ... view
• 21 Dec 2011 in National Assembly: Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving me this chance to remind you something. I know you know the story of the Merchant of Venice. This is a famous play that I am sure a lot of the hon. Members have read. The shylock lent money to a merchant who was shipwrecked. The shylock now wanted his payment, which was a pound of flesh. Portia, a beautiful lady like hon. Millie here, stood up and said, “Here is a sword. Cut your pound of flesh, but not a single drop of blood should fall on the Floor.” The time for ... view
• 21 Dec 2011 in National Assembly: Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving me this chance to remind you something. I know you know the story of the Merchant of Venice. This is a famous play that I am sure a lot of the hon. Members have read. The shylock lent money to a merchant who was shipwrecked. The shylock now wanted his payment, which was a pound of flesh. Portia, a beautiful lady like hon. Millie here, stood up and said, “Here is a sword. Cut your pound of flesh, but not a single drop of blood should fall on the Floor.” The time for ... view
• 21 Dec 2011 in National Assembly: Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, for giving me this chance to remind you something. I know you know the story of the Merchant of Venice. This is a famous play that I am sure a lot of the hon. Members have read. The shylock lent money to a merchant who was shipwrecked. The shylock now wanted his payment, which was a pound of flesh. Portia, a beautiful lady like hon. Millie here, stood up and said, “Here is a sword. Cut your pound of flesh, but not a single drop of blood should fall on the Floor.” The time for ... view
• 21 Dec 2011 in National Assembly: Mr. Speaker, Sir, if you read the Merchant of Venice play, they did not call the politician to come and fix the interest rate. They also did not use arbitrary methods of controlling interest rates. Therefore, I am convinced that hon. Okemo has given us the formula. Interest rates are very technical. It is a matter that is better left to very careful view
• 21 Dec 2011 in National Assembly: Mr. Speaker, Sir, if you read the Merchant of Venice play, they did not call the politician to come and fix the interest rate. They also did not use arbitrary methods of controlling interest rates. Therefore, I am convinced that hon. Okemo has given us the formula. Interest rates are very technical. It is a matter that is better left to very careful view
• 21 Dec 2011 in National Assembly: Mr. Speaker, Sir, if you read the Merchant of Venice play, they did not call the politician to come and fix the interest rate. They also did not use arbitrary methods of controlling interest rates. Therefore, I am convinced that hon. Okemo has given us the formula. Interest rates are very technical. It is a matter that is better left to very careful view
• 21 Dec 2011 in National Assembly: Mr. Speaker, Sir, if you read the Merchant of Venice play, they did not call the politician to come and fix the interest rate. They also did not use arbitrary methods of controlling interest rates. Therefore, I am convinced that hon. Okemo has given us the formula. Interest rates are very technical. It is a matter that is better left to very careful view
• 21 Dec 2011 in National Assembly: negotiations with specialists like Portia so that she can withdraw that sword and give it to us. I want to plead with hon. Members to calm down. I was a bit embarrassed by the discussions yesterday. I think it is unfair for hon. Members of Parliament to subject the President and Prime Minister to the sort of arguments and debates that I witnessed yesterday. I think the time for sobriety belongs to the Grand Coalition Government to ensure that you discuss matters of this nature in a calm manner. Therefore, I want to suggest that we all support this Motion ... view
• 21 Dec 2011 in National Assembly: negotiations with specialists like Portia so that she can withdraw that sword and give it to us. I want to plead with hon. Members to calm down. I was a bit embarrassed by the discussions yesterday. I think it is unfair for hon. Members of Parliament to subject the President and Prime Minister to the sort of arguments and debates that I witnessed yesterday. I think the time for sobriety belongs to the Grand Coalition Government to ensure that you discuss matters of this nature in a calm manner. Therefore, I want to suggest that we all support this Motion ... view