ChessMaster, we are talking about powers behind history here.

The world is now connected, and governments and politicians are embracing this connection and what comes with it.

Didn't you see our very own president giving his blessings?

These are exciting times for government. It is a period of restructuring.

For example, the more people are connected the more they move into barter trade. Now add other forms of trade like cultural exchanges that have multiple levels of valuation, and you'll see that monetary policy is diminishing in importance.

How will activities on cyberspace be taxed? There's no other way than to make development proposals to the citizens and asking them to provide the funding. Even fiscal policy must change.

There's no other way for government, it must be restructured.

Every force must meet 'resistance'. But let us put it into context. This is the evidence for motion.

Imagine a Grand Master playing against a student; won't he meet resistance?

Only the resultant matters.

Think about how Jubilee and Cord had to show how their manifestos had come from the 'grassroots'.

And notice how it was quickly interrogated! That is, which politician will want his manifesto thrown to the dust bin before he is even elected?

Therefore the politician has no alternative but hold perpetual conversation with the voter.

The Kenyan government is doing very well in this matter. It has shown a willingness to move along this historical force.