Folks,
 
Ladies and Gentlemen,
 
Very soon we are going to see Statesmen visitation of African Leaders present to receive Kriegler Report on September 11the 2008 in Kenya.  Both Local and the International community must not allow themselves to be hoodwinked.  Every single individual small and big, poor and rich is part of a Popular Participant for CHANGE in Kenya, seeking to eradicate poverty, instil peaceful coexistance amongst Kenyans and Human Rights, Justice and Good Governance be installed by creating enabling environment by removing doubt and fear and institutionilizing acceptable tradition to dig in for a good future for Kenya and the Kenyans together with friends and allys as a whole so to start a journey of hope to the future of excellence.
 
Well, Kibaki receiving his document, I believe he will passing it on to the Judiciary, The Administration, to the Executive and the Legislature for purposes of discussion and implementation.
 
The Grand Coalition Government will be put to a much bigger test.  The brunt is on their dockets to make sure the Kriegler Report is not put on shelves for ARCHIVING but deliberated and implemented with immediate effect.
 

The Constitution.
Rt. Hon. PRIME Minister Raila Odinga has suggested that a team of constitutional experts be engaged to complete the constitution-making process utilizing information yielded at the Bomas and Kilifi drafts which were consultative enough to be adopted as the most inclusive and economically viable approach to giving Kenyans a new constitution in the next few months basically in the shortest space of time as is urgently needed to avoid prolonged drama that engalfed the same. The most contentious issue had to do with the devolution of Executive powers which were then exclusively vested in the Presidency but now have been stripped off and shared with the Prime Minister crafted office. According to Raila, the bone of contention has since been dealt with following the enactment of the National Accord and Reconciliation Act that brought about a power-sharing structure between the President and Prime Minister. The people-driven constitution-making is
 therefore exhaustively consultative as necessary.
 
The focus now, he said, should shift to resolving the 10 percent hurdle, noting that the constitution of Kenya Amendment Bills that are pending in parliament envisage a road map to a new constitution and prescribe a process that would move from committee of experts, to Parliamentary Select Committee, full session of Parliament and then a national referendum.
 
He said the post-election violence that rocked the country early this year because of the disputed presidential poll results exposed the fragility of Kenya¢s nationhood and the deficiencies of the electoral system. The violence, the PM added, also exposed the complete failure of key constitutional institutions such as the Judiciary to provide an amicable solution in the event of a fractured political process, hence the need to bring to a closure all outstanding bad governance issues that set Kenyans against each other.
 
According to his proposal, what would follow once consensus is reached would be a complete draft constitution incorporating the non-contentious issues to be compiled by the committee of experts and then submitting them to Parliament for endorsement and thereafter a national referendum is held to approve it by a simple majority of those who turn out to vote. Martha Karua agreed now that the Constitution will be given out in time as stipulated.  Attorney General Amos Wako who spoke before the Premier also expressed optimism that the process would succeed this time round, agreeing with Raila that most of the earlier obstacles have been cleared by the National Accord and Reconciliation Act.
 
Amnesty
In a dramatic turn of events, Amnesty is getting twisted to evade Principle reality of issues.
The post-election crisis involvement was broadbased.  There were those who financed and masterminded killings of the innocent and commited genocide. There were those who carried out the mission.  There were the MUNGIKI WarLords and the Politicians who made attacks. There were also the Kenyan Police who were trigger happy who brutally killed many innocent Kenyans and destroyed properties. There were those who acted on defense but in the event were also held up in jails as perpertrators of the same.  Those who carried out the mission were equally held and locked in jails and many died. Those Politicians who planned and financed the acts are free serving in the public offices.  The law must not be biased.  The law must be seen to be fair to all citizens without any discrimination.  Those held in custody cannot face the law independent of those who planned, funned, financed and masterminded the killings.  See Kreiger report. During the Ndungu
 Commission, Kroll Associates were also contracted to help track down billions of shillings stolen and stashed abroad by well-connected personalities. The Amnesty should not be judged, crafted or googled to pin a few, it is a broadbased matter requiring legal charge and dispensation on a cross section of the Political Divide. To avoid future crime of the same, the law must take its course squarely.  See attached videos of the same.
 
The Police
Army and police personnel, from the lowest rank to the commanders, involved in the operations in Kisumu, Naivasha, Eldoret, Nairobi and Mt Elgon have a case to answer.
The Kriegler and Waki commissions are soon presenting their completed reports and recommendations to the President and the Prime Minister at colourful ceremonies at State House with Koffie Annan, Mandela and other world leaders will be present – we will not let the DOCUMENT GO to archiving……….. But one thing that is irreducible in these commissions is that international criminal law is not changed by them…. Thanks to God.

Testimonies have been given of the role played by police in either quelling or exacerbating the post-election violence. It is believed that, over half of the people who died in the violence were police victims, although they have been quick at absolving themselves of any wrongdoing, arguing that they were upholding the law. Complaints have been made of atrocities committed by the soldiers and, as expected, they have answered with acerbic denials. With due respect, both the army and police should face the full force of the law in the near future. The police duty was to restore law and order and prevent the loss of innocent lives and property under the hands of this militias our focus should not be on finger pointing it is now our responsibility to ensure that this never happens again.

The police duty was to restore order and prevent anarchy. The Criminal Activities went overboard because the Police got compromised with the inflitration of the Mungiki Militias personnel.  The country was under attack from a well organized and funded group who were using the elections to distabilize other communities. This group of people deliberately broke the law by violation the Human Rights and Freedoms of all Kenyans provided under the constitution. The police duty was to protect and restore law and order and prevent the loss of innocent lives and property under the hands of this militias which was compromised by Political Schemers.  The general public had no other place to seek for help but to protect
and defend their owns by fighting back.
 
Any credible critic who misses out Moi¢s excess imposition is either dishonest or mean with the truth about Kenya¢s current dilemmas. Selective reporting will not help Kenya to
heal from the delema.

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Date:   Sat, 6 Sep 2008 12:33:55 -0700 (PDT)
From:   Judy Miriga
Subject:  Annan, Kibaki to get Kriegler report on September 11 2008