from: Samuel Omwenga
http://omwenga.com/2013/04/12/supreme-court-struggles-with-written-opinion-in-dismissed-raila-petition/
Supreme Court Struggles With Written Opinion In Dismissed Raila Petition
I have learned from a reliable source the Supreme Court has been struggling to put together a written opinion not so much so to convince us Kenyans that their decision was right but to avoid being viewed with disdain among the international jurisprudential community.
The Court’s primary concern is having been recently heralded in both Kenya and in international circles as an emerging model of African jurisprudence operating in an independent environment without interference from outside, that notion is on balance and how the court explains its decision will determine whether that notion still holds or not.
In other words, whether the Court is deemed to be finally independent and judicious all depends on its written opinion, an opinion I have also learned from a different source will be issued on Tuesday.
There are a number of factual contradictions flying in the face of the Court’s decision that the Court must convincingly explain but one that stands out the most, is the Court’s own re-tallying which clearly shows inflation of votes in Jubilee strongholds and deflation of votes in Cord strongholds.
Although the numbers evincing this was small in the pre-decision partial results for the Court to get away with dismissing as “insignificant,” which is laughable, anyway, as each vote counts, it is believed the final results of the Court’s own ordered re-tallying shows an inflation and deflation of numbers the Court cannot possibly dismiss as insignificant and thus the reason many are dying to see what the explanation is.
I can confidently state based on what I know there is no explanation the Court will provide that can make sense even to those propagating it.
But something must be offered as an explanation and what that is is what we await knowing it’ll have a direct bearing on the Court’s credibility as the final arbiter of justice in our beloved country.
Peace, Unity and Truth
Omwenga
From: Ammbbaassaah Odhiambo
Date: Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 1:59 PM
Subject: Supreme Court Struggles With Written Opinion In Dismissed Raila Petition
It is only in Kenya where your VOTE counts not if you are from there just, truthful and steadfast,
ask your self the following:
2007 elections do we relay know the winner? and that’s what IEBC chair refers to as standard goal
Police killings using live bullets in opposition zone and rubber bullets in the ruling class zones,
telling us to keep peace and not stand for justice, and equity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
my take!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will stand for change to my death bed
Poet J Ammbbaassaah
dejuols@ . . .
Kwishaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am on back to work from Wednesday 10th April 2013, after Kenya crowned their new president……. and for the citizens of the Luo Nation I thank you all for keeping off the streets of Kenya as GK ‘Guoge Kenyatta’ who in 1969 KILLED over 3,000 children of the Luo Nation that were lurking by ‘on’ 9th April 2013 to shoot you dead- under the service of the dragons reincarnate in search of your blood finding non, proof the KILLINGS of people in Kisumu in the hands of the police-GK ‘Guoge Kenyatta’, while they have rubber bullets in other “their part of Kenya”, signalling the return of the dragon of impunity, political murders, nepotism, tribalism, stilling, rape name it!
Poem
Show me that glorious willing seller
The holder of thousands of land hectare rage
Show me that glorious willing seller
The holder of thousands of that wonder job
Show me that glorious willing seller
The holder of thousands of that royal blood
Show me…….
Show me that glorious willing seller
and all Kenyans will
turn into billion holders
Show me that glorious willing seller
and all and sundry will
posses 31,000 ha of land
just in Tavetta
what of the rest of Kenya?
Show me that glorious willing seller
and abra kadabra
1 million jobs created annually
wola!!!!!!!!!!
Show me that wonder job
that turns hustlers into
partakers of billions
and i will market it all over Kenya
billions of shillings to turn
over to the government in Taxes
Show me that glorious willing seller
and all Kenyans will
fly here and there
all issued with simple booklets as passport
1million laptops
freed from hunger
political assassination
third generation drivers documents
Show me that glorious willing seller
and a corporal in police turns
into a billion holder
a driver becomes a governor
fish processing factories
finding their way back to lake shore
Show me that glorious willing seller
and MRC signs to the bank
owning the returns from their ancestral land
forever freed from bondage
of modern slavery
by grabbing powers of the dark black masters
Show me that glorious willing seller
and i will rest my prophetic case
or else verily I say unto you
there is not
there shall not be and
there hasn’t been
show me
JUST SHOW ME
THIS
THAT
THOSE
WILLING SELLER……………
Poem 2
DEFACING
Defacing
The Nyayo monument
The heritage of a people
Philosophy
Of peace love and unity
In the name of justice
Who’s justice?
Dedan Kimathi’s grave
Where about agitate
His remain claimed
From the regime, 1978 – 2002
All the ills of our society
Upon the same regime
Blamed
Forgetting about all the rot
Assassinations
Of regime gone by and now
Deface it
The monument
Tribal detractors
Nepotists
The pride of a nation
Work of grand Master Artists
Rallying a people to unity
A call to a working nation
Fountain of hope
For hope we live
Deface it.
Deface it
The photographers’ sources of livelihood
Backdrop of many a Memorable
Snap shots of a city
Rural folks to pose
Deface it for all ills of the Nyayo House dungeons
You ostracized
Deface it for free milk
You sabotaged
Deface it for Nyayo wards
You dislike
Deface it for girls schools constructed
Against your will
Deface it for the peace in the region
Never your dream
Deface it for expansion of public
Universities, polytechnic, international airport
Whose kick back missed your way
Deface it
As well I dare you
Why not deface them all
The ills, land grabbing
By the founding fathers
Squatter IDPed to other parts of the nation
Against their will exported
Black colonizers to live large
On their ancestral land
Deface it.
Deface it
Deface them all
The killing of sugar, cotton, fish industries
In the societies and communities
From other regions
Deface them all
The silencing of the opposing voices
Mutilation of the independence Constitution
Deface them all.
The monument at KICC
A building built upon our blood & Sweat
The chiefs descending on every home stead
The family cockerel taken away
Deface them all
The unfortunate proclamations
“tutawa kanyaga kanyaga”
We will trample them under foot
Deface them all
“Kumanyoko,” Deface them all
As well deface the memorial 40 shillings coin
For the promise, was but a lie
That a face won’t be engraved on any legal tender
Deface them all
The tribal appointment
Betrayal upon the unity of a nation
When the county joined hands
And a rainbow era dawned
Rekindling hope
The birth of unbwogable
What a mirage
Deface them all
The back street Kilifi draft
Deface them all
The attack in the media houses
Media printing press
Deface them all
The police extra judicial killing
Disappearance of the youths
The killing of police personnel
Deface them all.
Deface them
The impunity of one race
Over the rest of the nation
The stealing of the national cake
The killing of the nation’s dream
Deface the historical injustices
Title deeds to foreigners
And sons and daughters of the coast
Forever subjected to squatting
In their own mother land
Deface them all
Those who at independence
Never bothered
To accord the freedom fighter
A decent reburial
Deface it
A decent livelihood
Deface it
A role in developing
Our mother land
Deface it
Deface them all
The making of one millionaire
And million poor citizens
Deface it
Development of one region
And political economic embargo
To the other parts of the nation declared
Deface it
Deface them all
If you stand high
On the moral ground
To deface the Nyayo monument
Selling the Nyayo National Stadium
Deface it
Defacing the Nyayo legal tender
Replacing it with
The face of betrayal of yester years
Deface it
That Nyayo, Nyayo followed
Deface it
Then you may as well
Deface them all
The regimes
Nyayo era, before and now
Deface them all
The post election entanglement
Deface it
Still fresh in our minds
Depressing of our souls
Deface it
For an election gone crazy
Deface it
A people’s right to vote stifled
Democracy gone demo crazy
Deface it
Defeated
As well
Deface them all
And who will account for the ephemeral lives of
J. M
Tom Mboya
Odhiambo Mbai
And by the way, where is Melitas Were?
Devilish, cowardice of acts
Deface them all
Before your moral life!
Before you deface the nation’s pride
Unclench first you fist and
Reach for the Stretched hand of love
Respect the Mzee, Father of the nation retired
Preach peace, healing and forgiveness.
Repent of your selfish ways
Or else
Deface it
And let us all
Deface them all
Don’t try our collective patience
Understanding and unconditional love
For the nation
This nation
We too have the potential of selectively
Defacing all
The obstacles on our way
If provoked
From the heart this is the very last chance
It is a nation’s call to healing
For once take it
Or let’s face it
It is now or sooner be
Defaced!!
By Poet J. Jeremiah Ammbbaassaah DEJUOLS
https://www.facebook.com/pages/EAC-President-Dejuols-Ammbbaassaah/384557424913305
It’s a tradition the World over that those who are not declared winners do not attend inauguration ceremonies. For instance this year Mitt Romney was nowhere near The Mall as President Obama assumed his second term. Al Gore was no where when George W Bush took power and near home KANU’s UK was no where when NARC’s Kibaki was sworn in at Uhuru Park in 2003. Can’t you guys leave Jakom alone?