Tundu Lissu: Judge Candidates by their DEEDS not WORDS Alone

[The Khoisan]

Anahangaika tu huyu. Angeenda kwanza hospitali kujua usalama wa afya ya akili yake

Looks like you did not get anything out of it .....................!!

 

[The Khoisan]

Kumjua mwenye akili huhitaji uwe na akili. Kuna wengi ambao hawana akili hata ya kumtambua mwenye akili. Kumbuka, mwendesha baiskeli hawezi kumjua rubani mzuri.

Mwanasheria Mkuu wa Serikali aliwahi kumshukuru Tundu Lisu kwa michango mingi iliyoboresha miswada iliyoletwa na serikali Bungeni. Halafu leo unamsikia mbumbumbu wa mtaani anasema Tundu Lisu hana akili! Si unajua kiurahisi mtu huyo ni wa namna gani?

Ignorance ................ the bad news is most of our people are IGNORANT!

 

[to be]

Good evening Colleagues.

As I remain temporarily without access to all of TLS and Chapter telegram and other social media groups, I request you to circulate this message widely, especially to all lawyers groups.

JUDGE CANDIDATES BY THEIR DEEDS, NOT WORDS ALONE

Statement by Hon. Tundu A.M. Lissu, Esq.

Colleagues of the Bar.

Good evening to you all. We're only three days away from our historic date with destiny. Thus far I've refrained from talking much about the candidates contesting various positions in these historic elections.

Now, when court battles are raging in Dar and Dodoma, when the elections themselves are hanging in the balance because of the court actions taken by certain of our members, plèase allow me to depart from my self-imposed restraint to talk about the candidates in these elections.

As far as I know, since the two cases were filed in Dar and Dodoma last Friday, the only candidates for TLS President who've come out publicly to defend the members' right to elect their leaders and fight off the attempts to block the elections using the judicial apparatus are Hon. Lawrence Kego Masha and myself.

And Godwin Simba Ngwilimi is the only Vice Presidential candidate to have stuck his neck out to defend TLS in court.

Of the presidential candidates, only Lau and myself have come forward publicly against the claimants in court.

Both in Dar and Dodoma, the three of us have taken active steps of seeking to be impleaded in the cases in order to defend not only our individual rights as candidates but also the members' rights to elect leaders of their choice.

The other presidential candidates, namely Francis Stolla, Victoria Mandari and Godwin Mwapongo, have kept a safe distance from these judicial fracas. They don't want to offend those who are hell-bent to thwart the elections.

Should we prevail in court, as I hope we do, and elections take place, I ask you all to remember this:

Candidates who keep silent when TLS is under attack, as it's now, will not speak out when TLS is under attack tomorrow, after they're elected into office.

Candidates who won't fight for members' rights to elect their leaders today, won't fight for any other rights of members or society in general once they get into office.

Candidates who won't fight now to protect Rule of Law because they fear the Rulers of Law, will not fight tomorrow to protect legality for the same reasons.

I, therefore, ask you electors to judge us candidates by our concrete deeds, not merely by our sugary words. For actions speak louder than flowery words.

At a time like this, when our Society is faced with mortal danger from the Rulers of Law, we need leaders who'll stand up to defend the Society and its members and protect the Rule of Law.

TLS does not need leaders who seek to be elected President in order to burnish their credentials for prospective appointments as Judges or members of this or that parastatal board. We've had many of those in the past, we can do without more.

By our actions this past week, Lau Masha, Godwin Ngwilimi and myself have proved ourselves worthy of the trust bestowed by TLS members to lead the Society in the coming year. Please vote us into office come this Saturday.

I wish you all courage to make the right, and not the expedient, choices.

TL

Nadhan ingependeza zaidi kama angetumia lugha kiswahili ili kuongeza idadi ya hadhira watakao soma na kuelewa ujumbe huu

 

[residentura]

Nadhan ingependeza zaidi kama angetumia lugha kiswahili ili kuongeza idadi ya hadhira watakao soma na kuelewa ujumbe huu

Mkuu,ujumbe wake umewalenga wanasheria wenzake,ndio maana kaama na "Colleagues of the Bar". Kama kuna "colleagues of the bar" wasioelewa hii lugha,basi watakuwa ni "colleagues of the barSHITE".

 

[Ngushi]

Kingereza we unakionga booonge LA dili. Watu tumeshaachana ni lugha hiyo nyepesi tunajifunza sasa kichina na kirusi. Tanzania nyie ni mafala sana mkimuona MTU anaongea kingereza basi huyo ni msomi. Sasi huku Kenya hata mama ntile anamzidi lisu kuongea kingereza kizuri.
Nyie kuongea maneno maneno magumu usomi wenu umelala hapo. Shenzi kabisa

kumbe huko kenya? nikajua bongo!
Kafie mbele huko

 

[Carpensis]

Viva TL!!! Go go and keep on going!!!

 

[Tetty]

Anahangaika tu huyu. Angeenda kwanza hospitali kujua usalama wa afya ya akili yake

Ungeanza na Mwenyekiti wenu wa Chama Cha Majipu.

 

[Hute]

Good evening Colleagues.

As I remain temporarily without access to all of TLS and Chapter telegram and other social media groups, I request you to circulate this message widely, especially to all lawyers groups.

JUDGE CANDIDATES BY THEIR DEEDS, NOT WORDS ALONE

Statement by Hon. Tundu A.M. Lissu, Esq.

Colleagues of the Bar.

Good evening to you all. We're only three days away from our historic date with destiny. Thus far I've refrained from talking much about the candidates contesting various positions in these historic elections.

Now, when court battles are raging in Dar and Dodoma, when the elections themselves are hanging in the balance because of the court actions taken by certain of our members, plèase allow me to depart from my self-imposed restraint to talk about the candidates in these elections.

As far as I know, since the two cases were filed in Dar and Dodoma last Friday, the only candidates for TLS President who've come out publicly to defend the members' right to elect their leaders and fight off the attempts to block the elections using the judicial apparatus are Hon. Lawrence Kego Masha and myself.

And Godwin Simba Ngwilimi is the only Vice Presidential candidate to have stuck his neck out to defend TLS in court.

Of the presidential candidates, only Lau and myself have come forward publicly against the claimants in court.

Both in Dar and Dodoma, the three of us have taken active steps of seeking to be impleaded in the cases in order to defend not only our individual rights as candidates but also the members' rights to elect leaders of their choice.

The other presidential candidates, namely Francis Stolla, Victoria Mandari and Godwin Mwapongo, have kept a safe distance from these judicial fracas. They don't want to offend those who are hell-bent to thwart the elections.

Should we prevail in court, as I hope we do, and elections take place, I ask you all to remember this:

Candidates who keep silent when TLS is under attack, as it's now, will not speak out when TLS is under attack tomorrow, after they're elected into office.

Candidates who won't fight for members' rights to elect their leaders today, won't fight for any other rights of members or society in general once they get into office.

Candidates who won't fight now to protect Rule of Law because they fear the Rulers of Law, will not fight tomorrow to protect legality for the same reasons.

I, therefore, ask you electors to judge us candidates by our concrete deeds, not merely by our sugary words. For actions speak louder than flowery words.

At a time like this, when our Society is faced with mortal danger from the Rulers of Law, we need leaders who'll stand up to defend the Society and its members and protect the Rule of Law.

TLS does not need leaders who seek to be elected President in order to burnish their credentials for prospective appointments as Judges or members of this or that parastatal board. We've had many of those in the past, we can do without more.

By our actions this past week, Lau Masha, Godwin Ngwilimi and myself have proved ourselves worthy of the trust bestowed by TLS members to lead the Society in the coming year. Please vote us into office come this Saturday.

I wish you all courage to make the right, and not the expedient, choices.

TL

ni akili fupi kupitiliza, na umbumbumbu kufikiri kuwa wanasheria wa kujitegemea wanategemea kuteuliwa kuwa jaji, hivyo wanatakiwa kujibembeleza ili wateuliwe. akili ndogo kuliko sifuri ya bashite. jaji analipwa hela ndogo sana kuliko mwanasheria wa kujitegemea aliye mzuri. kwa mwezi jaji hata milioni tano havuki, wakati kuna mawakili wa kujitegemea kwa mwezi wanaingiza hizo hata mara kumi au hata mia. ni umbumbumbu kufikiri watu wanatakiwa kujipendekeza serikalini ili wateuliwe ujaji. wanasheria naomba mkue na fikra kama hiyo muizomee.

 

[vitavyetu]

The best candidate for TLS presidential position , I pledge my vote

 

[kasenene]

Good evening Colleagues.

As I remain temporarily without access to all of TLS and Chapter telegram and other social media groups, I request you to circulate this message widely, especially to all lawyers groups.

JUDGE CANDIDATES BY THEIR DEEDS, NOT WORDS ALONE

Statement by Hon. Tundu A.M. Lissu, Esq.

Colleagues of the Bar.

Good evening to you all. We're only three days away from our historic date with destiny. Thus far I've refrained from talking much about the candidates contesting various positions in these historic elections.

Now, when court battles are raging in Dar and Dodoma, when the elections themselves are hanging in the balance because of the court actions taken by certain of our members, plèase allow me to depart from my self-imposed restraint to talk about the candidates in these elections.

As far as I know, since the two cases were filed in Dar and Dodoma last Friday, the only candidates for TLS President who've come out publicly to defend the members' right to elect their leaders and fight off the attempts to block the elections using the judicial apparatus are Hon. Lawrence Kego Masha and myself.

And Godwin Simba Ngwilimi is the only Vice Presidential candidate to have stuck his neck out to defend TLS in court.

Of the presidential candidates, only Lau and myself have come forward publicly against the claimants in court.

Both in Dar and Dodoma, the three of us have taken active steps of seeking to be impleaded in the cases in order to defend not only our individual rights as candidates but also the members' rights to elect leaders of their choice.

The other presidential candidates, namely Francis Stolla, Victoria Mandari and Godwin Mwapongo, have kept a safe distance from these judicial fracas. They don't want to offend those who are hell-bent to thwart the elections.

Should we prevail in court, as I hope we do, and elections take place, I ask you all to remember this:

Candidates who keep silent when TLS is under attack, as it's now, will not speak out when TLS is under attack tomorrow, after they're elected into office.

Candidates who won't fight for members' rights to elect their leaders today, won't fight for any other rights of members or society in general once they get into office.

Candidates who won't fight now to protect Rule of Law because they fear the Rulers of Law, will not fight tomorrow to protect legality for the same reasons.

I, therefore, ask you electors to judge us candidates by our concrete deeds, not merely by our sugary words. For actions speak louder than flowery words.

At a time like this, when our Society is faced with mortal danger from the Rulers of Law, we need leaders who'll stand up to defend the Society and its members and protect the Rule of Law.

TLS does not need leaders who seek to be elected President in order to burnish their credentials for prospective appointments as Judges or members of this or that parastatal board. We've had many of those in the past, we can do without more.

By our actions this past week, Lau Masha, Godwin Ngwilimi and myself have proved ourselves worthy of the trust bestowed by TLS members to lead the Society in the coming year. Please vote us into office come this Saturday.

I wish you all courage to make the right, and not the expedient, choices.

TL

This is noted brother ..we will do the needful...

 

[Gwalihenzi]

My worry. Tundu na Masha watagawana kura. Then atashinda ambae wale watatu wasiopinga chochote cha serikali wataamua kumwachia.

Kuna mchezo hapa. Tundu amwachie Lau au Lau ajitoe amwache Tundu. Ndio namna pekee watashinda. Na ninashauri kama inawezekana hilo jambo, basi Tundu amwachie Lau.

Japo ninamsapoti Tundu ila natamani apunguze exposure aliyonayo kwa sasa. Arudi kwenye mikakati mingine ya kisiasa.

Maana sasa ni wazi kuna kambi mbili. TLS NGUMU dhidi ya TLS LEGELEGE. Tundu na Lau wapo kambi ya wagumu.

Wapiga kura ni wasomi na sio wanywa ugimbi ambao CCM huwanunua kwa kopo la mbege tu!

 

[Gryulka]

Anahangaika tu huyu. Angeenda kwanza hospitali kujua usalama wa afya ya akili yake

NI DHAHIRI KUWA UNA CHUKI DHIDI YA MTU HUYU KWA SABABU UNAZOZOJUA WEWE MWENYEWE.

JAMBO MOJA LI WAZI, HUNA NIA NJEMA NA TAIFA LETU NDIO SABABU UNAMCHUKIA MH. LISU.

NDUGU WANASHERIA, SISI WATANZANIA WENZENU AMBAO HATUKUJALIWA KUWA WANASHERIA, HIVYO KUWA MBALI NA MCHAKATO WA UCHAGUZI WENU, TUNAWASIHI SANA MUMCHAGUE MH. TUNDU LISU KUWA RAIS WA TLS KWA SABABU NI MTU TUNAYEMUONA KUWA NA UWEZO WA KUWEZA KUWASAIDIA WATAWALA WETU KUFUATA UTAWALA WA SHERIA..

MNASHUHUDIA JINSI JAMII INAVYOKANDAMIZWA NA WATAWALA KWA TABIA YAO, ILIYOMEA MIZIZI, YA KUPUUZA UTAWALA WA SHERIA, HIVYO KUPOTOSHA HAKI.

MNASHUHUDIA JINSI WATAWALA WALIVYOTENGENEZA DOUBLE STANDARD KWA JAMII...

ENYI WAFIA HAKI, TUNA IMANI NANYI, TAFADHALI MSITUANGUSHE...

 

[barafuyamoto]

Go lissu gooo
Sijui kwa lugha hiyo bwana yule ataambulia chochote!
I wish i culd be TLS member

Keep on wishing!

 

[IROKOS]

Anahangaika tu huyu. Angeenda kwanza hospitali kujua usalama wa afya ya akili yake

... Umemuelewa lakini? Maana kama elimu yenyewe ni hii ya kuunga unga vyeti kimbia kabisa post za huyu learned lawyer, utaaibika.

 

[STRATON MZEE]

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Mkuu, anachojaribu kubainisha hapo ni kwamba wapiga kura wachague viongozi kutokana na matendo yao na si maneno yao. Unataka kunambia kwamba wewe unapendekeza kinyume chake ?
Yaani unataka kigezo kiwe ni maneno ?

si kawaida yao hawa wazee wa kijani boss? siku zote kipimo chao ni uwezo wa mdomoni, sio matendo

 

[Gwalihenzi]

ni akili fupi kupitiliza, na umbumbumbu kufikiri kuwa wanasheria wa kujitegemea wanategemea kuteuliwa kuwa jaji, hivyo wanatakiwa kujibembeleza ili wateuliwe. akili ndogo kuliko sifuri ya bashite. jaji analipwa hela ndogo sana kuliko mwanasheria wa kujitegemea aliye mzuri. kwa mwezi jaji hata milioni tano havuki, wakati kuna mawakili wa kujitegemea kwa mwezi wanaingiza hizo hata mara kumi au hata mia. ni umbumbumbu kufikiri watu wanatakiwa kujipendekeza serikalini ili wateuliwe ujaji. wanasheria naomba mkue na fikra kama hiyo muizomee.

Duh! kweli ujinga ni mzigo mkubwa kwa mjinga mbebaji!

 

[mbingunikwetu]

Lisu anasema kuna watu wamekaa kimya wakati utawala wa sheria unashambuliwa kwa kuwaogopa watawala wa sheria! Hao hawapaswi kuchaguliwa kwa sababu kama leo wapo kimya kesho pia watakuwa kimya! Hongera Lisu kwa nasaha nzuri!

 

[mbingunikwetu]

Mwakaembe upo??

 

[ojanga]

Tangu lini nyie uvccm sampuli ya kina bashite mkaelewa hiyo lugha!

Haki kuna mtu hajaelewa chochote

 

[mbingunikwetu]

Ni vizuri Tundu Lisu amwachie Marsha maana wote ni wapiganaji na Marsha anahitaji mahali pa kusikika. Tundu Lisu anapo bungeni!
Vinginevyo kura zitagawika na wote watashindwa!
Kusema Marsha amwachie Lisu itakuwa mwenye nacho ndiyo aachiwe na asiyenacho!