Keep dreaming dude...

I strongly condemn this statement....

Yes the reports may or may not have been adequate. after all 1 of the judges thought the threshold was not reached.

But why do we assume MO built his case only on that report? He tells us he went and gathered fresh new evidence, recordings and what not. MO is not the typical Kenyan prosecutor, as AW hopes, who is almost assured of not getting a conviction even when there is video evidence....

And MO adds he will not discuss his evidence in the media. To the disappointment of WR and his fake witnesses.

WR already done a 'dry run' test to the hague cuz his fate is as good as sealed already.Gut instincts must be prodding him to buy winter clothings.And talking of political alliances, hague notwithstanding....can WR and UK form the 'envelope alliance' with an eye on 2012? And in all fairness, kivuitu should be among the 6.just a thot.my 2zim dollar thinking.

I have no idea of the evidence he has.

But for someone who prosecuted and convicted those criminals whose former day jobs as military men and heads of state entailed official secrecy, I stake my legs no evidence is unreacheable to him. Not to discredit locally available prosecutors, but which conviction have they secured? ......

I know I will be wowed when hear them as he argues in court. That is why I am keen these cases proceed at ICC.

I honestly do hope there will not be an acquittal.