Moderation? I don’t know why your last comment went into the spam folder. Usually that only happens when you place a comment with 2 or more links.

On General Tuwei — commander of what? He is not the head of the army and I highly doubt he will get that position. Look who is directly “underneath” him — a guy called Mwaniki.

I told you guys a year ago that they were going to re-align the security services and that is exactly what is happening right now. However, I also said this process would take 2 or more years. Don’t get excited about tuwei — Kibaki still has 3 more years to re-align things.

When did you start this moderation on LORD. You can ask i quit and i will oblige quitely!!!

General Tuwei (Kal) took Njoroges position as an army commander….. I presume you meant this when you said Michuki & Kibaki will do something Surely you cannot skirt this piece

Do you work for the tooth fairy? because what you have just outlined is a fairy tale, which will never be implemented in Kenya’s present political environment.

- liquidate all my assets and investments in Kenya
- ship out all my close family members

Never step in Kenya again except as a tourist.

I have only one life and I ain’t gonna waste a minute of it gladly suffering fools.

The rule for establishing culpability in criminal cases is the same one used in the Kenyan legal system. It is the common law system which Kenya adopted from the UK. It is wrong for you to say that it is only used in the so called advanced countries.

However, we all know that the Kenyan judiciary has been an embarrasment over many years. Things are not done as they should be done. This is why there was that idea of the Radical Surgery of the Judiciary in 2002 which I understand did not amount to anything.

A local tribunal does not inspire much confidence in achieving justice for the innocent victims. Some people support a local tribunal in the hope that they will manipulate its outcome. This is common knowledge.

But as Josh says, the very fact that the government has been forced to constitute a tribunal should tell you how serious this issue has become.

For your information, if the local tribunal is not constituted within the stipulated time, the ICC will AUTOMATICALLY step in and issue arrest warrants for those in the now famous envelope. This means that Kenya (and other ICC signatories) will be required to immediately arrest them and hand them over to the ICC.

I understand there are 6 ministers and 5 Mps in the envelope (I could be wrong).
Can’t you see how serious this would be????

Now, it doesn’t matter whether they are found innocent at the ICC or not – the damage will already have been done to their careers.

And another thing you must remember is that the Waki report will not be the sole evidence used for prosecution. Witnesses will appear before the commission and other evidence will also be adduced against the suspects (and I insist suspects). This is where the problem lies – in that there is a real possibility that the suspects could be actually be found guilty.

NB: No one knows who is in the envelope (Ruto may not even be in the envelope). So let us stop assuming that we know who is in the envelope until it is opened.

I think Kalenjins should read this stuff and be ready..especialy stuff from KE .

Do not forget you said KIBAKI & Michuki (environment) are working on something before 2012