Nairobi

[QUOTE=Interracial; 1164657]Anyone know where to find some on-site brothels in Nairobi? Street location and landmarks nearby would be great. I'd like to try some on-site action and choose from a selection of girls if its possible.

Any details / information would be great.[/QUOTE]I can think of two such places in Nairobi CBD but if yu are white skin yu'd probably shock the gals. And' the staff

Sabina Joy aka Karamaindo and Modern Green. I'm not so good with street names but yu'll find the directions on google.

[QUOTE=Jhack111;1167253]I don't want to spawn off another lengthy discussion. So let me clarify what I meant. First of all these are all human beings and deserve to be treated with equal respect. I don't support social hierarchies that's why I said there is not much meaning to such classifications. However long you stay with someone is just a matter of choice and again has nothing to do with social stereotypes.[/QUOTE]The fact that all are human, does not mean we're all the same, equal and "deserve" to be treated with respect. Treated with respect by who and why? Mzungus are discriminated in Kenya. Mostly because of Mzungu's naivety, money and / or mixing emotions like loneliness with love etc. Go to a bar stuffed with people and no seats. Without asking, you'll have the best seat at the best spot in a wink of an eye. The most conning type of Kenyans who steal, lie, manipulate, drug mzungus to rob are prof malayas. Specially the lovers of high politicians. Not all, no by far not all malayas. Mentioning that is not to discriminate or stereotyping, its to inform. Westerns are even embarrassed to tell and worn others in public, even its a taboo to write anything negative that may look generalizing or discriminating. To write statements like.

We're all the same, we all have a right to bla bla is naive and ignorant.

[QUOTE=Interracial;1167474]but in most African countries, extortion is THE national sport rather than football. At all levels of government, a bribe is extorted in exchange for government approval of something you need, either entry of a good into the country or for services you require.[/QUOTE]Sure extortion and bribes are a national sport in Africa. In western countries we call these TAX when exchanging money for government approval of something you need. Its all the same, you have to pay an authority, which makes laws and maintain it in order to get done what you need "legally".

Norweez. Just look for a sign that says Day and Night club. Every woman you see at any hour of day / night is for hire. The accommodations may be rudimentary: a cubicle with walls that don't go all the way to the ceiling, but has a bed and a wash bowl. Bring your own rubber.

Wait a second. Taxation through a democracy is legitimate, extortion, even in a democracy is illegal. There is a BIG difference. In Africa, most countries are still not democratic so citizens have no choice at all. Look at the USA they continue to elect only governments that won't increase taxes but extortion is still illegal. Africans don't have that choice. But extortion certainly substitutes for taxation when there is no proper taxation and then control of how that money is spent. Maybe that's your point. But I'd take democracy and taxation over extortion any time.

Sure extortion and bribes are a national sport in Africa. In western countries we call these TAX when exchanging money for government approval of something you need. Its all the same, you have to pay an authority, which makes laws and maintain it in order to get done what you need "legally". [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Interracial;1168393]Wait a second. Taxation through a democracy is legitimate, extortion, even in a democracy is illegal. There is a BIG difference. In Africa, most countries are still not democratic so citizens have no choice at all. Look at the USA they continue to elect only governments that won't increase taxes but extortion is still illegal. Africans don't have that choice. But extortion certainly substitutes for taxation when there is no proper taxation and then control of how that money is spent. Maybe that's your point. But I'd take democracy and taxation over extortion any time.[/QUOTE]First, I think we're on the wrong forum here, there is a political forum here on ISG. Democracy is the suppression of a minority by a majority. Example: individuals do not decide for themselves if they wand their tax-money to be spend on bombing of Libyan citizens or not, the democratic chosen majority chooses for you that you'll be an accessory by paying tax-money. Western countries are famous in Africa for their extreme violent foreign policies. Like explained in this clip:

[url]Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cd-SLRyuRq0[/url]

Here is what I think of tax, bribes, extortion and governments in general:

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TJIMqwJI2uI[/url]

Cheers!

[QUOTE=Vittu;1168101]Norweez. Just look for a sign that says Day and Night club. Every woman you see at any hour of day / night is for hire. The accommodations may be rudimentary: a cubicle with walls that don't go all the way to the ceiling, but has a bed and a wash bowl. Bring your own rubber.[/QUOTE]Thanks vittu, so I go to river road and search for a place with a sign that says day and night club, is this a bar or a club or a hostel?

Any info on the price for the room, sorry for the questions don't want to get ripped off?

By the way, does anyone know if Hotel Ambassadeur is girl friendly?

Any info will be greatly appreciated.

I will be in Nairobi this Friday June 24th. If you are willing to send any numbers of bi-girls interested in a 3 hour 3some please send them to me via private message. That would be great.

[QUOTE=Expat Kenya;1167903]...To write statements like we're all the same, we all have a right to bla bla is naive and ignorant...[/QUOTE]That's fine by me. In this case I choose to be naive and ignorant

Yes, democracy isn't perfect but at least in most democratic countries, not all, where there is proportional representation or at least negotiation between competing interests, the majority rules legitimately and minorities are protected from discrimination which is far superior to a dick-tatorship. And it isn't perfect since these democracies can still be hypocritical on foreign policy as you point out. It's a real joke when you hear Africans preach democracy but don't even have it or practise it themselves (e. G. Africans working at the UN or with international charities in their own country).

[QUOTE=Expat Kenya; 1168436]First, I think we're on the wrong forum here, there is a political forum here on ISG. Democracy is the suppression of a minority by a majority. Example: individuals do not decide for themselves if they wand their tax-money to be spend on bombing of Libyan citizens or not, the democratic chosen majority chooses for you that you'll be an accessory by paying tax-money. Western countries are famous in Africa for their extreme violent foreign policies. Like explained in this clip:

I`ve just returned from my first trip to Nairobi and here are my thoughts:

I visited Florida Madhouse, Florida 2000, Black Diamond and Gypsies. It would appear that the much older and more hard core hookers are at Florida Madhouse while Gypsies in Westlands is where the better looking and younger hookers hang out. So the selection is better at Gypsies but the price is most likely higher than 2, 000 Ksh since most of the mzungus seem to be well established and living in Nairobi.

I highly recommend AfroIntroductions (max 1 month) since Metrodate (free site) has mostly pros. But again if you feel out their money situation (e. G. Is someone paying for their schooling or are they working) desperation increases as the money declines. All 3 I met on Afro in the 5 days I was there were great (1 full sex but very desperate afterwards, gave her 2. 000 but she wanted `shopping`, the other 1 was struggling job wise but had USA mom paying her housing so lots of foreplay but nothing more and the last one was fully supported in school from her family so after 2 hours I got a free BBJ.

Final one on Facebook was just DATY but has promised reciprocal when I come back. She has the most money but the least looking.

Hello ISG,

Are there any photographer in Nairobi, that is paying young girls from Mombasa / lamu for photographs? I heard he is paying them money to go to school / study. I heard he is not fucking for it, can anyone tell me who that is? He is a older white australian.

[QUOTE=JanosB; 1171424]Hello, ISG,

Are there any photographer in Nairobi, that is paying young girls from Mombasa / lamu for photographs? I heard he is paying them money to go to school / study. I heard he is not fucking for it, can anyone tell me who that is? He is a older white australian.[/QUOTE]I am seriously questioning whether such a message should be here.

There's a long story in the Daily Nation about "The double lives of university students"

You can read it here:

[url]http://www.nation.co.ke/News/The+double+lives+of+university+students+/-/1056/1193332/-/7rwlk4/-/index.html[/url]



It was a few minutes to 8 pm when Beth's cell phone alerted her to a text message. 'Come with eight girls. Mix them in different styles. Take a cab and let's meet in South B, ' it read.

Beth, who had been waiting with her friends for the message, was excited. They had to dress scantily, she told the young women who would soon make a short journey to the underworld where illicit sex, alcohol and rich men mix in one of Nairobi's latest fads. Etc. Etc.

Is anyone in town Nairobi this week & interested to join in with this babe.

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She seems quite wild & willing.

PM only!

G

[QUOTE=Zimzam; 1172547]There's a long story in the Daily Nation about "The double lives of university students"

You can read it here:

[url]http://www.nation.co.ke/News/The+double+lives+of+university+students+/-/1056/1193332/-/7rwlk4/-/index.html[/url]

It was a few minutes to 8 pm when Beth's cell phone alerted her to a text message. 'Come with eight girls. Mix them in different styles. Take a cab and let's meet in South B, ' it read.

Beth, who had been waiting with her friends for the message, was excited. They had to dress scantily, she told the young women who would soon make a short journey to the underworld where illicit sex, alcohol and rich men mix in one of Nairobi's latest fads. Etc. Etc.[/QUOTE]Zimzam : this has been going on for decades now, both in NBO and MBA (and presumably all over the world as well bcs what's the easiest way for a goodlooking girl to make some serious dough without anybody spilling the beans?) ; it's just that nobody has sensationialized it as yet until this poor post-grad girl got killed a few weeks back in Westlands.

R. I. P. , poor thing! My heart goes out to her parents though who believed she was a real Yehowa's Witness! She's gone but how do they cope with all the shame?