Quote:Selah wrote;
Your chronology of events are biased in that you claim Martha fell out with Kibaki on his second term actually Narc kenya was formed in his first term 2006 to be specific.After Githongo dossier painted a corrupt govt Martha started distancing her self with The Kiabaki brigade.
During her term as a justice minister most reform agenda were mooted including fast tracking referendum.
Its quite a pity that you would equate her silence on evils committed by Kibaki to being supportive of those evils.
As I said earlier unless you have something this lady said that was not true or was misleading to the public or was not for the public good please innuendos and witch hunting will not fly.
Dishonesty or blind following!!
Narc Kenya was formed by the whole lot and caboodle of Kibaki brigade after Ngilu refused to let go of the original NARC.
All of Kiraitu, Saitoti, Kituyi participated in the formation of Nark Kenya and went out to popularise it, with Kibakis blessings.
On some belated advise, Kibaki changed his mind - about joining it.
Then PNU was cobbled together, less than 4months before the elections.
This annoyed Kituyi and Martha a great deal!!, but they had to eat humble pie and join PNU albeit as a corporate members - via Narc Kenya.
Martha only took over a moribund Narck Kenya after 2007 elections and was elected its chair.
You are well aware that Martha fell out with Kibaki just the other day well into Kibakis 2nd term!
The 2010 referundum was a result of the Annan chaired negotiations, - part of Agenda 4, as agreed at Serena and passed in Parliament- Karua cant purport to take any credit.
Did you say she was silent on Kibakis misdeeds!!
she defended all of them vigorously - as Minister for justice.
Werent you in Kenya!!!!
Remember her interviews on Telly and even on BBC!!
She even oppossed minimal reforms to create a better environment for 2007 elections!
She defended Kibaki's action to unilaterally appoint ECK commissioners in disregard for IPPG.
At serena during the National reconciliation talks, she was the most uncompromising and came out as an unrealistic hardliner.
That is a big setback for someone gunning for President.
You cannot stick too strongly to your opinions - what if you are wrong.
Her temperament is yet another set back.
I recognise that, like everybody else, she has her positive side too.
However, the negatives are too grave for a President aspirant.
What with all the insults she hurled at the Western Countries' Ammbassadors and even our guest Annan during the Serena talks.
Isuni yilu yi maa me muyo - ni Mbisuu