I think under the law, one is innocent until proven guilty. The IEBC declared Uhuru the President elect and until the courts rule to the contrary, the civil service and and the armed forces must prepare for the handover ceremony. if I come and claim that your house belongs to me, the courts dont then go and order you out until the case is determined. The burden of proof is on me and until I can prove that indeed you stole my house, you continue living there.
I have seen CORD supporters even calling for the media to stop calling Uhuru the president elect as if the courts have already ruled that he isn't.
Lets stop being overly emotional about things that, in my own personal opinion don’t even matter in the grand scheme of things. And how I know they don’t matter is the fact that CORD and Jubilee politicians were last week united in calling for a review of their 'demeaning' salaries. Haven’t heard a rebuttal from either of the honchos of the two coalitions so I can only assume they don’t mind the statement either.
That's where the real story lies, a political class on both sides of the isle that lives off the population like kupe on a cow.
These CORD/Jubilee (previously ODM/PNU and before that KANU/Narc) intrigues are just antics to keep the simple minded proletariat busy yapping around and even occasionally chopping off each other's necks.
Am sure come 2017, Uhuru and Raila will be on one side while Ruto and Kalonzo on the other; there will be new parties and new coalitions, meaningless labels that change with the seasons. The only thing that remains that has held constant over the last 50 years is the kupes continue to suck away.
cheshirecat
I have seen CORD supporters even calling for the media to stop calling Uhuru the president elect as if the courts have already ruled that he isn't.
Lets stop being overly emotional about things that, in my own personal opinion don’t even matter in the grand scheme of things. And how I know they don’t matter is the fact that CORD and Jubilee politicians were last week united in calling for a review of their 'demeaning' salaries. Haven’t heard a rebuttal from either of the honchos of the two coalitions so I can only assume they don’t mind the statement either.
That's where the real story lies, a political class on both sides of the isle that lives off the population like kupe on a cow.
These CORD/Jubilee (previously ODM/PNU and before that KANU/Narc) intrigues are just antics to keep the simple minded proletariat busy yapping around and even occasionally chopping off each other's necks.
Am sure come 2017, Uhuru and Raila will be on one side while Ruto and Kalonzo on the other; there will be new parties and new coalitions, meaningless labels that change with the seasons. The only thing that remains that has held constant over the last 50 years is the kupes continue to suck away.
cheshirecat
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