Was there juzi... it's so messed up people were queuing the whole day and night for fuel and the country exports crude! Pipelines have been bombed! it's just total balaa!!

hata sisi tunataka ARAP SPRING!!

There is no problem with generally having a rally, you've been having them all year haven't you.

The return of the ex-PM from his 3 month stay from Boston and immediate threats to government, in God Knows what capacity, that they dialogue with him outside the constitutional OR ELSE he will shave the President without water come Saba Saba - swahili - is a pure plain call to anarchy.

He has been told, Yes, let us dialogue with you using the constitutional framework you "fought for". He has refused. The constitution he fought for is suddenly bad. The referee IEBC is bad. The Judiciary is bad. The military - KDF - rigged him out of power. It is bad. The NIS is bad. Every institution is bad. He is good. Him and his MiB blokes. In what capacity does he give a sitting Head Of State demands and ultimatums? His position is simply indefensible and untenable.

You only need to have listened to his henchman Otieno Kajwang on the morning Citizen show today to know these coded messages. He clearly stated they DO NOT need the constitutional framework to effect the change Raila and his brigade are seeking.

Raila in a recent interview has said he "doesn't know what will happen" come Saba Saba and in Monday's printed article of his interview with foreign media is saying "he is willing to pay the price".

Price for what if it is peaceful?

Let the government do it's job and stop calling that duty politics. You blamed President Kibaki for letting the country spiral out of control leading to violence in 2007/8.

Lest he forgets, he is NOT a co-Principal and this is not a coalition government.

Poleni, no Round 2 here. He breaks the law, him and his accomplices will be dealt with accordingly. No one is above the law.

Fleeing families!!....Now,that is sad!

I don't doubt that our country needs dialogue, but that calls for it should involve fear and discrimination of any sort will destroy all hope.

If Cord can't promote dialogue without developing enmity then it should keep off politics. For they won't be able to create any solutions.

What to expect on 7/7? Aliar is on record saying that when he came from US, his supporters in UHUPARK - after chanting …MUST GO! …MUST GO! (I saw him fanning them to shout) asked him – now baba, what do we do next? In other words, he meant that he literally pleaded them not to go to STORM house on the hill!! So, on 7/7, I expect two extremes, – scenario 1 – Implementation of the unfinished business reported above. Scenario 2 – Wanjiku to form constituent assembly for dialogue and invite cord, jubilee, civil society and religious organization to participate, in similar form as Ufungamano initiative. On 7/7, expect any of the above or something in between. None is good for Kenya going forward, aliar might remain a constant headache till 2017