You and I know that our government has different ministries and departments and their respective budgetary allocations to address various operations within their dockets. You cannot stop international relations at the expense of internal/special programmes and vice versa. Let Esther, Sally, Orengo, Saitoti and others run their ministries effectively to address the IDPs plight. The mention of threats from outsiders (particular the US and her western allies) reverberates imperialism to me. As the Masai (ole Njore) pointed out, I was thoroughly astonished to learn how the US and her allies abandoned Hosni when Egypt needed them most. How can they advise him to ng'atuka pap without overseeing the transition. As we discuss this topic, let us be balanced in thought.

@NF, u hav a point bt I see things very differently. The PEV suspects n any other rabble rousing elite have all experienced the bitter fruits of the PEV. The lesson has already been driven home. Everybody now knows what violence will beget....immediate n belated consequences...The hague process will add no xtra value to what we have already learnt fm the NAMING of the suspects. These goons r already too scared anyway....regretting..... They have a huge local following (machinani). Its this last point that u must think of DEEPLY b4 commenting.

All the IDPs had land and houses before PEV, if real peace has been achieved in RV, resettlement would not be an issue, unfortunately the so called peace in RV is only plastic and artificial!@!!!!!

@newfarerVery True and SimonKabz, Lets face the truth, pple will never 4get their own son rotting in some foreign soil!!!!
There are Kenyans being detained in Uganda, Guantanamo Bay, Uganda and life is going on.
Let Kalonzo bring those people back if he cares so much about our "sovereignty."

Reality my pple, reality. Not ideal situations, Reality is what counts.

In this case, Justice is reality. If Kenya is sovereign, just and has the integrity to carry through the ICC case, we would already have the goodwill to take these pple to court - it would not have taken the ICC to awaken the quest for justice. These cases would have been taken up immediately after the situation - REALITY - there is no goodwill to prosecute these pple.

The people want the government to do something - if it was a tribunal, we wanted it formed yesteryear, yesterday, not tomorrow or next year....let the cases start - the country wont let this case go.

Gava ichukue hatua haraka - wasikizane, tribunal iwe formed to international standards, non-partial - na sio principals ati wafanye tribal balancing - then let the cases start. Upon seeing this, the Hague quest will grind to a gradual halt bila stress. Until then, wakwende hague!!

have you forgotten that we have Kenyan terror suspects in Uganda, there is still Ugandan millitary and flag in the 1 acre stone Kenyan fish rich island of Migingo.

Ama foreigners are bad when they are Mzungu's not fellow Africans and if Mzungu they are only good when we go with our begging bowls when we need donor support?
or when they stop us when we are killing one another?

Yup. Hatred that has rejuvenated by the ICC. Me thinks ICC should have pushed, bt not shoved. Remember the story of the man who tried to corner a cat. Jana we were discussing that issue. The few supporting did so in hushed tones, those fm RV took it personally at some point. That must b a gud reflection of the emotive issue at the grassroots.

thimioni,
this ICC shy scares the shyt outtaya broda!!!!!

I disagree with you Simon on this. ICC si mbaya. It will work on leaders but it will do zero to tame the thug whose father participated in violence in 1991,1993 and 1997 then he retired. Then he gave his son heroic stories about how he managed to chase the 'enemy' from 'their' land.

The son took up and killed people frm the enemy tribe in 2005 and 2007. He too feels good about it and will pass it down to his son.

People think impunity is by leaders only?

Just before the AU summit KKK won two key psychological battles
a) the African shuttle diplomacy was gaining momenta and
b) kibaki pulled a fast one on judicial nominations.
14 days later it appears the hague brigade didnot heed advice to stop digging...they have dug themselves into a deeper pit by appearing to subvert the hague process unconstitutionally..two UN veto powers have said as much, their errand boy Kalonzo has ended up with another egg on his face "failed hague coup" I can't wait for 2012 campaigns..the tv adverts will be so mouth watering.