Here we go:

March 5 2013, CORD wins the presidential race resoundingly.

Soon after, but BEFORE Kibaki hands over the reigns of power, the Jubilee-ists, who are also ICC indictees flee the Country for asylum in some lousy Country out there.

March 10th & 11th 2013, the Court at the Hague sits but alas, the Suspects are not in Court.

Warrants of arrest are issued.

From then on, the indictees must live in hiding probably in a Rat-like hole,(ala Saddam Hussein).

Eventually Kibaki exits office and then Kenya finally cooperates fully with ICC.

In the meantime, inside their Burrows, the Indictees will keep Hoping and praying that floods and other vagaries don’t mess with their under-the Earth-surface life, nor does the host Country experience a regime change inimical to their existence there.

Life in Kenya continues unabated, with the Country getting more cohesive, and the People much more optimistic.

On the economic front things remain more or less the same.

On the political platform, the cover on some dark secrets is blown, and we begin to know just who the Arturs were, the Nyeri business Lady is better understood, etc.

@B.timer, interesting thoughts although they lean too much on one side. How will a CORD govt make us cohesive? I believe there will be issues and minor skirmishes in low income areas as the socialist wing of cord rejects the free market mechanisms. How a Cord govt handles its core but rowdy supporters will be important in either making the country better or worse.

This is how Cord will be trapped. Even the jubilee side will be trapped.

A new economic idea needs to be introduced; when and how will it be introduced?

For example, the quest for truth about our history; what will it involve except socialist forces? The forces at war in the low income areas?