@ Tycho, from where i stand,I think it is deceitful for UK and Raila to talk about BBI the way they are. If the main point is to unite the country, then they need a reset button. I give them the benefit of doubt and believe that they are in for the good of the country and not for theor econmic ad political interests ( tongue in cheek ) , then what they are doing is not fulfilling that. The start of the whole process was wrong and this i why we where we are we are. When you say Wanjiku aponyoke na yake, you know you are also talking of the ideal situation although we know that Wanjiku will be made to think what the politicians want them to think, after all, nobody can stop reggae. We know we are a young democracy, people are getting educated about their right and the agency that they possess. We are not there yet. So we get angry on twitter for a few hours and then get back to our daily tasks.
What is my point ? My point is, only Uhuru can stop this monster that he has created in the name of BBI and chart a new path. If we are talking about constitutional change,we need to do it sober environment, wananchi need to get educated and make their voice heard. Not the crazy madness that is gong on in the BBI rallies in the reading out resolutions


@ Muchr, i would not count the courts to rule BBI process as unconstitutional, you know vile hii manaeno inaenda. It will take a real miracle for UK and Raila not go get what they want. Question is, when they finally succeed, will that be good for Kenya, given the current climate? Will we be more united ? As it is, we have devolved government,and although some strides have been made,can we say devolving upwards will improve the lot of us wanjikus? Ama @Tycho, ni nini tunaponyoka nayo?

Wacha i tafuta my voters card :)

Sasa yeye ni safi kama pamba. Has joined the likes of Waiguru.
Motion ikija kwa senate, hakuna impeachment. Lets the revolving door keep going.

I believe BBI offers Wanjiku a number of things that are of such significance that we may need to consider it seriously:

1. The history of Kenya has been opened up at least theoretically. Wanjiku can now validly and freely contest for her identity

2. Utamaduni. Most of us may not see it now, but utamaduni is the only way out for Wanjiku in terms of economic and spiritual resources

3. Again, utamaduni offers technology perspectives that may change how parties and grassroots structures work. An example is how a party will convince a voter using data

These are just some of the things that Uhuru and Baba are willing to concede for their interests. And I like the deal! What's needed for Wanjiku is just to take these things seriously, and voila, light at the end of the tunnel.

Moses Kuria Attacks Uhuru Again After BBI Speech in Washington

There was going to be a revolution. Baba was going to get us on the streets and it was going to be messy. The purpose of the handshake was to stop the revolution. Godec was the brain behind it. Without the handshake it was going to get messy. Would have been worse than it is for Kamwana's legacy. That's why Kamwana is so passionate about it. It saved him alot of headache and heartache. Ni hayo tu