[ASU] Kenyan women and the avenues

[Andrews Ofori-Birikorang]

Fetcher et al,
To me it sounds like these women leaders decided to make a solemn declaration of
'Sex Harvest Week' for mistresses in Kenya. The other point is it will not be
surprising to know that many of these politicians who are expected to feel the
impact of this strike have already not been sleeping with their wives for weeks
and months under the the excuse of 'working long hours in office, and attending
meetings and conferences here and there'. In other words, and in addition to all
that have already been said earlier by my good friends, this whole thing about
sex starvation brouhaha is much ado about nothing!

But to all the mistresses in Kenya, I say this is your moment! You finally found
yourselves some powerful advocates for a right to sex for mistresses! I know you
strongly support the call, and I do too!!!

Peace
Andy


Quoting maingi Solomom <as225108 at ohio.edu>:

> Fletcher,
> 
> It is an effort, to say the least, and it is true that extraordinary
> 
> situations call for extraordinary measures. It is also true that it
> might be 
> imposible to monitor the diffusion of the innovation.
> My only concern: what is the basic assumption? That men are the
> problem? I 
> don't think so. Reason one, Most families are at the same level of
> political 
> participation and so if the man is complicit, the woman is also
> complicit or 
> is ready to live with it. Two, sex might be the only consolation for
> most 
> families (women included)who are frustrated by the selfish political
> system 
> and power structure. This might lead to an imposition of 'sunctions'
> on a very 
> innocent population of common men. Three, a good number of the men
> involved in 
> the squabbles are either sexually inactive (due to age) or impotent.
> Four, it 
> is a move championed by women only without consultation with equal 
> stakeholders (men).
> This move might destroy the very unit that holds society together. It
> might be 
> source of family antagonism, misunderstanding, and infidelity and
> thus destroy 
> a basic unit of society, the family.
> Finally, in a society where everybody is a politician, this might be
> a 
> political gimmick (cheap publicity stunt). Lets wait and see what
> happens...
> These are my opinions and so they are overly subjective!
> 
> Solomon
> Kenyan `High commissioner'
> OU
> 
> The significant problems that we face in this world cannot be solved
> by the 
> same level of thinking that created them- My friend, Albert E.
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