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There is no revolution about to happen here a la Thailand or Egypt. Until Rift Valley substantially crosses over to CORD, the opposition lacks sufficiently committed troops to sustainably execute a revolution. You can quote me on that. If push comes to shove, CORD will assemble its millions and Jubilee will assemble its millions.

The worst that will happen from the rallies is business disruption and a bit of stone-throwing on Saba Saba, then predictably later on Nane Nane then onto Tisa Tisa and Kumi Kumi. In any case, a revolution is not the planned objective here. The idea is to re-enact the 2004-2007 script and create discontented momentum in anticipation of the 2017 presidential elections.

It also serves to make it clear who will be the obvious people's choice of CORD's 2017 presidential candidate just in case Wetangula, Kalonzo, Mutua or Kidero (who have shown presidential ambitions in one form or the other) had any illusions.

jana it was 60%, leo ni 70% kesho ?

will not be surprised if work will go on as usual in the companies owned by those calling for no work.
they will continue with the welding, their law firms will appear in court for cases scheduled for that day, their farm hands will milk the cows and collect the eggs, their house helps will wake up early in the morning and perfume their chores.

they just want the wajingas who are thick enough to heed their calls to susia kazi.

aki na matiba, jaramogi, kibaki ... walishindwa na wakatulia.