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Post by roughrider on Apr 11, 2011 17:45:20 GMT 3
I am happy that the rally was peaceful and that nothing happened during the day to disturb peace........ Far from it. Peace is not the absence of conflict, Kamale. There is a lot of mental turmoil going on, I assure thee. The worst of which are the countless sleepless victims of PEV, cold and ignored. The only solace, in spite of the false bravado, is that some suspects have started facing the music....
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Post by roughrider on Apr 11, 2011 17:47:15 GMT 3
Somebody please tell me that after witnessing the big political rally in Nairobi, the judges of the pre-trial chamber have written a judgement to FREE the Ocampo six of all allegations?
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Post by mwalimumkuu on Apr 11, 2011 17:51:25 GMT 3
The crowd was one mass of very many people! . ... coming especially on a Monday morning amid stone-throwing threats from the usual suspects. You got to love UhuRuto's courage and organizational skills.
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Post by adongo23456 on Apr 11, 2011 18:05:03 GMT 3
Oh dear! Oh dear! Look who was invited to address the people? Don Bosco Gichana who is a notorious fraudster- recently paid back Sh 100M he had obtained through dubious means in an out of court settlement (On what grounds was he invited?). Mike Sonko- named in parliament as a suspect in heroin and cocaine smuggling in Kenya. William Kabogo- Oh dear! where do they get these people! William Ruto- countless land scams hanging on his neck! So much for power to the youth! Made me want to throw up. Yuck! Same forest different nugus. Oh boy, it must be surely depressing to you ODM-R folks. Hoping that there would be no people at the park, hoping to scare them off with claims of a parallel rally! I am happy that the rally was peaceful and that nothing happened during the day to disturb peace with the little exception of some ODM idiots that attempted to stone the procession......with even the spurious claim that it was unhappy PEV victims doing it! Kamale,Calm down and stop spreading cheap lies. Who told you that the youth throwing stones are ODM? Did you check with them and verify their ODM membership cards. Nairobi is a city full of thugs of every type. In fact in seems the "prayer" itself was full of thugs with the types of Sonko as the leading lights. I don't know all this excitement about a big crowd in Nairobi. Kalonzo at one time packed the entire Uhuru park when some loonie heads thought bringing that crowd at a Kalonzo rally will slow down ODM. During ther referendum, the NO campaign had the biggest crowds Nairobi has seen and it all went to zero. So jumping up and down because a big rally turned out to meet the Ocampo six is just plain childish. This is a marathon my friend. Uhuru's battle starts this very friday when the court will decide on the six conditions Ocampo has applied for. It is going to be a very tough battle for him. From the looks of it the case may be heard by the single judge who is the leader of the team and will be limited to written submissions. That is what is in Uhuru's head right now. Uhuru cannot afford to lose that battle. Already the judges have slapped the whole mob with pretty tough conditions. They are now walking on a tight rope. It reminds me of some crazy guys who cross Niagra Falls walking on a rope. At least they have a net to fall to. For these guys one more mistake and their is not safety net. You will be headed to the slammer. The conditions being sought against Uhuru and co are pretty serious. By the way did they continue with the hate speech and the lies about ICC being a political plot or this time they have seen the light? And the matusi. did that go on or jamas washed their mouths with omo first before coming to the rally? Let's hope between praparing for the cases against him and attending prayer meetings. Uhuru may have time to do his job as the minister of finance. On the whole these people are falling right into the Ocampo trap. If the vice president of the republic of Kenya attends rallies to welcome suspected mass killers, what is the chance that the government of Kenya can actually prosecute the same characters. I think Ocampo will have a lot of material to kill the Admissibility application then let the case go on and the facts known to all Kenyans. That is all we want. Hakuna shida.
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Post by gachquota on Apr 11, 2011 18:05:37 GMT 3
It waz P.E.V victims who stoned da procession.....very nice n rightly so.
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Post by b6k on Apr 11, 2011 18:20:07 GMT 3
Oh dear! Oh dear! Look who was invited to address the people? Don Bosco Gichana who is a notorious fraudster- recently paid back Sh 100M he had obtained through dubious means in an out of court settlement (On what grounds was he invited?). Mike Sonko- named in parliament as a suspect in heroin and cocaine smuggling in Kenya. William Kabogo- Oh dear! where do they get these people! William Ruto- countless land scams hanging on his neck! So much for power to the youth! Made me want to throw up. Yuck! Same forest different nugus. Oh boy, it must be surely depressing to you ODM-R folks. Hoping that there would be no people at the park, hoping to scare them off with claims of a parallel rally! I am happy that the rally was peaceful and that nothing happened during the day to disturb peace with the little exception of some ODM idiots that attempted to stone the procession......with even the spurious claim that it was unhappy PEV victims doing it! Kamale it was what KBC used to call a mammoth crowd back in the day. However whether the crowd really buys into Uhuruto is another thing. Quite a number left early on when it was one priest after another (ie a real prayer day). People were there for soundbytes & barbs. Uhuru bore the second brunt of walk-outs as it became clear the show was over. By the time of Kalonzo's address it had thinned out quite a bit in the rear. Destiny you're right about Don Bosco, he of the hummer donation fame. It's pretty clear enough thugs have ditched ODM. With Sonko having the audacity to invite his party leader to cross over & another claiming Ngilu is with them, it appears the lords of impunity are throwing in their KE flag hats in UK's corner. Not necessarily a bad thing for RAO but it begs the question....does he have the clout to take them ALL on?
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Post by roughrider on Apr 11, 2011 18:48:22 GMT 3
Now that we have established that the crowd was 'mammoth' and the thugs were many. Could Kamale and Mwalimumkuu educate us all on how the rally helps Uhuru and Ruto with the ICC?
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Post by gachquota on Apr 11, 2011 18:51:42 GMT 3
Mambo bado tulia kidogo a new coalition iz coming
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Post by akinyi2005 on Apr 11, 2011 19:35:02 GMT 3
this after all wasn't the earth-shattering rally that was supposed to usher in a new 2012 vehicle for the rhs or did i miss something?
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Post by Titchaz on Apr 11, 2011 19:37:53 GMT 3
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Post by gachquota on Apr 11, 2011 19:45:14 GMT 3
Well 2012 will be the mother of all wars ....Tinga will do dem
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Post by nalinali on Apr 11, 2011 22:46:43 GMT 3
The Jogoo Road fracas during the Ocampo 2's homecoming.
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Post by palaver on Apr 11, 2011 23:03:06 GMT 3
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Post by bkichwa on Apr 11, 2011 23:11:21 GMT 3
Dear ODM-R,
Uhuru Park is now available to you for your use, for the prayer rally that you eagerly had wanted to hold today.
You can have access to this venue beginning tomorrow onwards, everyday even, if you so wish.
While at Uhuru Park, you are welcome to continue your stone throwing activities (but only if restricted to targets that comprise yourselves), which were rudely and abruptly cut short by security forces and wananchi earlier today around City Stadium (we apologize for this btw).
Sincerely, Afande Polisi
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Post by bkichwa on Apr 11, 2011 23:13:39 GMT 3
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