I also wonder.

The sacking of Miguna triggered a tirade of words accusing the PM of being anti-change and a leader who could not be trusted.

He was reinstated in December last year but declined to take up the job claiming that it was meant to stop him from publishing a damning book on the PM. (READ: Miguna declines job recall)

Mr Corsi said the book contains dozens of anecdotes of Mr Odinga’s alleged failings, including accusations of corruption and witchcraft.

Jerome Corsi is a racist of the worst order.....and a weird contoversial fella too.Anything he publishes,i take with a bucket of salt.

Look closely between the lips opening. What do you expect is likely to emerge from there?

Nor, contrary to current claims, was there ever any agreement between the “Yes” and “No” groups that the draft Constitution was flawed, and the only difference was that the “Yes” group wanted to change it after its passage, while the “No” group wanted to change it before. That is an attempt to rewrite history.

We in the “Yes” group never believed the Constitution was flawed. We believed it reflected what Kenyans had asked for.

We never planned to amend it – even if no Constitution is perfect, and ours, like any other, might require finessing over time.

The fundamental point of departure between us and the “No” group was that we believed in the draft new Constitution, and they did not.

BEFORE

"We are prepared to die, we are prepared to give our lives today. We will show that Moi is not Kenya. He cannot treat Kenyans like sheep and goats," opposition leader Raila Odinga told reporters. CNN NEWS May 31, 1997

Raila Odinga, leader of the National Development Party, criticized the presidents attempt to curb radio broadcasts, calling the move "an affront on fundamental freedoms." THE FAITH TODAY

AFTER

It was Raila who received the President to shouts of 'Nyayo' and 'Tinga Tinga' (Odinga's National Democratic Party slogan) and not the Minister for Home Affairs, the KANU ultra-loyalist Shariff Nassir. Later during the funeral of 22 schoolgirls who died in a tragic dormitory fire, Raila was again at Moi's side. NewAfrican JUNE 1998

He (Raila) defended Kanu's past record, saying the injustices it had committed against Kenyans were not comparable to what whites did to South Africans during apartheid. Daily Nation Sunday, July 30, 2000

Simply unbelievable. I used to assume the liar label was due to hate by non luo guys, but this one has struck me hard.

Over the Weekend.

Prime Minister Raila Odinga on Sunday maintained that December 17 would be the date for the next general election.

Mr Odinga said the date had been settled upon by the cabinet, having considered several issues that will be interfered with should elections be held in August as stipulated in the constitution.

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Yesterday

Meanwhile, President Kibaki and Mr Odinga have never met to discuss the dissolution of the coalition government to set the stage for an election date, it emerged on Monday.

Sources said the President rejected an attempt by the PM to have the matter discussed in the Cabinet on grounds that the court had already ruled on the issue.

It also emerged that the government was yet to decide on whether to withdraw the Bill seeking to amend the Constitution and fix the election date on the third Monday of December in the fifth year.

Justice and Constitutional Affairs minister Mutula Kilonzo confirmed that the matter arose during the February 16 Cabinet meeting.

Further

He added that this was a day after the PM told MPs in Parliament that they would decide on the date of the election because the matter was “too important” to be left to the discretion of him and the President.

“Since the court had already ruled on the issue, the President was of the opinion that the government should be guided by the court ruling, a position that was upheld by the Cabinet and was communicated to the public in the Cabinet brief that day,” said Mr Kilonzo.

A PPS brief on February 16 stated “Cabinet also resolved that the government will be guided by the court decision that ruled on the election date. Cabinet noted that the issue of the election date must be guided by the country’s level of preparedness, for a date that will guarantee a free, fair and credible election that sets the country on a path of transformation.”

Mr Odinga, during the PM’s question time in Parliament had also said that due to the expectations of Kenyans that the process be democratic, it was important that MPs be involved in setting the election date.

“We feel the election is too important to be left to the discretion of the principals but should involve the National Assembly. As such, we will be bringing a Bill to this House so that members can debate and participate in fixing the date of elections once and for all,” Mr Odinga said on February 15.

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Unless am missing something here, even a fool should be able to see through this one.