Kihangeri wrote:Kusadikika wrote:@Ngalaka,
I don't think this judgement addressed that but if my memory serves me right when the coalition accord was drafted unilateral withdrawal was one of the ways in which the coalition would collapse. Now what I don't know is whether that means parliament would be automatically dissolved.
This is also a potential minefield because the decision to withdraw would have to be made by the party's highest decision making organ. So if the NEC of ODM sat today and decided to withdraw from the coalition then the coalition is no more. The NEC in theory could act without the party heads. It may be unthinkable in ODM but just imagine this. Can George Saitoti as the PNU chairman organise a National Executive Council meeting that resolves to withdraw from the coalition? So what happens then? I am writing this from a position of incomplete or faulty knowledge. Can somebody who knows better explain. Is this a possibility.
That is why I have always said the Coalition government was the worst mistake to befall the country and continent as a whole. We should have been allowed a year or so on the battle front to sort out our differences using the matchet and arrows. After that, we would have become better than Rwanda.
You are either letting your political biasness cloud your mind or you are plain out amoral. So because you do not like the collision government you would have preferred more Kenyans to die for a year or so? Pretty sure you would not have volunteered your live or that of your love ones to be snuffed out for this great Kenya which, according to you, would have been better than Rwanda.
Real people lost their lives for stupid reasons, real people lost their loved ones, and here you are wishing that the killing should have continue for a year or so!
Bure Kabisa!
He who can express in words the ardour of his love, has but little love to express. - Petrach, Son. (That men by various ways arrive at the same end. - Montaigne, The Essays of.)