This is the last time I discuss these hague things and at last I can smile.
It was getting a bit boring listening to Ocampo is evil arguments being made here and the lawyers who have appeared there.
In my view, to get out of this, one has to concentrate on what Ocambo is claiming and leave all other shenanigans to politicians.
Uhuru's lawyers were super. I can compare that to what Ocampo did in their case summary. Deal with the evidence not this other nonsense. I'm hoping Muthaura's lawyer has learned something new.
But let no one celebrate yet. As
has said here, one can preach butter but.....Even bishop deya was preaching miracle babies.... Lets not forget Anne Sporrey (google it).
I don't much care about what happens to these fellows. I have my own opinion and it won't change because of this.
But I'm hoping that with all these that is happening, can we get our legal fratenity learning how to conduct investigations, prosecutions and defenses?
To me it is apparent that we have a serious lack of good lawyers in Kenya. They are probably too used to getting kitu kidogo to understand how to be lawyers.
My lesson from all this is that good lawyers are a good thing for any justice to occur. So far, Uhuru's lawyers, Kosgeis, the prosecution and the victim lawyers have been a pleasure to watch.
Now, I'll go buy some popcorn because I have a funny feeling that the aura of sainthood created by the defense is about to get attacked.
Jose: If I make it through this thug life, I'll see you one day. The Lord is the only way to stop the hurt.