That was my hope when I went to report and shared the clip.

But shock on me.........I was told that clip does not show the vehicle,the vehicle number or other details that would help.The person also said from the clip its like the lady was with them and enjoying the whole game.

ladies we are on our own.

We need to develop defence mechanisms,dress well to avoid this mental cases getting excuses. and do your best to keep yourself safe.Avoid late night movements in Mats at night and alone....

Oi we are besieged!

Yes, but to fix (1) where we have reached, you need to understand that after collecting intel, it points to two things:

NORTHERN FRONTIER
After Independence, Mzee Jomo Kenyatta did not accord the Northern Frontier their chance to have a referendum in 1964 as agreed when the British were leaving Kenya. The generations do not feel they are really part of Kenya, throw in the sessional paper that more or less made marginalization of the Northern Frontier deliberate policy, unacknowledged military atrocities and you see the people have real issues.

Referendum now is out of the question. The ultimate solution was Devolution as implemented in the promulgated 2010 Constitution and a Mining Bill to accord local communities a chunk of resources derived from the territory their.

Politicization of the same and sponsoring of an insurgency has complicated this. Fixing the police force to required capacity to effectively maintain the state monopoly of violence here is long term. You will need to militarize this area in the interim and use strong arm tactics on the politicians[/color] until the benefits of devolution and mining empower the populace. Thereafter transition back to civil forces.

If the political class was SERIOUSLY interested in getting the Kenyans in the villages, Estates, Slums streets etc to actively participate in the fight against terrorism, that goal would be achieved pronto.

But are they SERIOUSLY interested!!

The general public can not just organise themselves. More over this arrangements needs the right environment.

In US, UK Israel etc, the citizens there are not so organised out of the blues. The right conditions are created by the political leadership, not by accident but by design.
In our situation our leadership take advantage of society's relative ignorance to feed us bull crap as they engage in debilitating corruption and other forms of exploitation to a nascent and poor economy.

We all know that the average Kenyan does not trust the security personnel enough to pass any sensitive information about criminals, corruption, drug lords etc.
Of course this mistrust is not misplaced.

That aside any Government saying that it is unable to deal with a security issue in the magnitude of what we are currently dealing with in Kenya, then that Govt ought to declare itself incompetent and do the next logical thing under the circumstances.

Or else are we to resort to hopelessness or perhaps some divine intervention!