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Post by job on Jan 2, 2008 4:33:28 GMT 3
A DICTATOR CAN BE ELECTED INTO OFFICE LEGALLY. A DICTATOR CAN ALSO BE IN OFFICE ILLEGALLY, LIKE KIBAKI.
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Post by aeichener on Jan 2, 2008 4:40:55 GMT 3
Job, please learn English.
Kibaki is the sworn-in, thus legal new president and office-holder. He may have acquired this office illegitimately (due to obviously rigged elections), but until an election petition is eventually heard and decided, or until he resigns (hopefully) and new elections are set up, he will remain the legal president.
Also, he has not invoked special powers under the Public Security Act, so he is not a dictator yet, either.
Alexander
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Post by einstein on Jan 3, 2008 1:11:49 GMT 3
Job, please learn English. Kibaki is the sworn-in, thus legal new president and office-holder. He may have acquired this office illegitimately (due to obviously rigged elections), but until an election petition is eventually heard and decided, or until he resigns (hopefully) and new elections are set up, he will remain the legal president. Also, he has not invoked special powers under the Public Security Act, so he is not a dictator yet, either. Alexander Alex, I wonder in which country you are living! All TV and Radio Stations in Kenya have been shut down and now the Kenyan military have been let loose on an unarmed Kenyans. If that is not the "President" invoking special powers under the Public Security Act, then I do not understand you! Kenya is literally a police state Sir!!! You are of zero help to Kenyans at this time; you are better off sticking to your Germans and leaving Kenyan affairs to Kenyans, if you really happen to be German as they say! |
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