[quote=Sober]i hate some sort of foreign media. now see what they are posting.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-11996652[/quote]



@Sober, What is wrong with the BBC report?

Im not celebrating....a skewed political justice delivered on kenyans, maybe for destabilizing purposes or whatever....is muthaura worse than Nyangau? Nyangau n RAO forced Ali to do what he did....then they benefited fm the ensuing violence. This is not HONEST JUSTICE. On the other hand, RAO's goose appears cooked, n has possibly done so himself, watch your screens....Do u guys remember his description of the Kiambaa church live on BBC? He called those dead kids, a kiwete n women cattle rustlers or sth.....Other than the deterrence factor, that list is totally useless.

As you do let me say these, the following people should be investigated,
more evidence gathered and prosecuted its about time we send a serious
message to impunity, the government will be affected but at times
challenges are good in a war they sharpen our attention…

Now go on read the names…Note that a tribunal was recommended for
further
investigations so all the names here are of alleged perpetrators…

http://www.wazua.co.ke/f...&m=133041#post133041

President Kibaki should spare the little respect he has regained since 2008 as he wait to retire in the next 24 months .He should sack those who have been mentioned in the Ocampo list instead of protecting them.Otherwise , the roads he has built , The Free education , improved ecomomy will be nothing to remember if he continue disregarding what the constituion says and shielding the alleged 6 Lords of impunity

we've been off the page for quite a long time. and when something is done to do with the PEV, they highlight it as if this is the only thing that has happened of importance in a long tiime