Hawa watu walipiga kura jamani, kwa gharama kubwa sana. Hebu oneni hapa: http://ru.youtube.com/watch?v=1jvuuxzLISg
Jamani sikilizeni sekunde ya 19 Kakosea ama ndio nini neno Uhalifu uraisi mungu kamuumbia nje nje hiki kiapo ni batiliSijapata kuona vituko hivi! Kumbe kweli mwanadamu ameumbiwa uso wa haya!
http://ru.youtube.com/watch?v=lJB_HGjlmek&feature=user
Hawa makamishna wa ECK hapa mnawaelewa wanachosema?
http://ru.youtube.com/watch?v=FFasiup_glM&feature=user
1st January, 2008
RE:AN OPEN NEW YEAR LETTER TO ALL AFRICANS AND PEOPLE OF GOODWILL
FELLOW EAST AFRICANS,
Our country THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA has been hijacked by the opponents of democracy namely Hon. Mwai Kibaki and the former Minister of Internal (in)Security Mr. John Michuki together with their club of rich Kikuyu mafia. It is very sad how Kenya has degenerated because of these two men together with the annoying guy called Mr. S. Kivuitu who refused to even look at evidence pointing to a massively rigged election.
As people lit fireworks and drank warm champagne last midnight to usher in the New Year, gunshots and the flow of warm blood of hundreds of peace-loving Kenyans denied the country such global happiness that they had planned to celebrate witha new new president of their choice, Hon. Rail Odinga. Hon. Kibaki, Mr. Michuki and their friends working from/in State House, Nairobi today should know that all nefarious men of their type, such as Mobutu Sese Seko and Charles Taylor will one day face their days in court whether alive or dead. African dictatorships have never lasted forever, they have always come tumbling down at some point and Kenyans of our generation and beyond will never forgive them for ordering the killings of his fellow citizens by the special security forces of the paramilitary General Service Unit(GSU). This, a thing that even Moi, and Kenyatta who ruled for longer terms and wielded more power, never did.
Fellow African men and women of goodwill, join us in spreading the news of how the unpopular regime in Nairobi today openly took advantage of Hon. Raila Odinga's peaceful politics, to swear in a man who lost hands down in Kenya's just concluded historic elections. Announce to all and sundry how this regime, faced with a genocide/ethnic cleansing on their hands at the moment, has even had the immoral audacity of asking Raila to be a good statesman and conceed defeat to Kibaki! What nonsense is this? How absurd can the power-hungry be? Why really should Raila, the legitimately elected president, Raila the people's choice in an election with the highest turn-out ever seen in these parts of Africa, accept this slap in the face to the democracy that he and others have built on blood, imprisonment and tears? Why?
Hon. Kibaki, why hasnt any world, African or even East African leader sent you a message of congratulation even after two days since you "won" the elections?
At the dawn of this new year, 2008, the wishes of the majority of the different tribes of Kenya to be led by Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga until 2012 cannot be respected by a few old men whose only fear is that a Raila presidency will audit their dubiously acquired wealth and bring them to books. If we give in to this "civilian coup" as Raila calls it, and let the new Kibaki regime eventually get their way, then what will be the point for future elections?
We might just as well accept the fact that Kenya awill now resurrecting the dictatorship of yesteryears in Africa even as the continent forges forward into the new millenium. In this context, we should find bo difference between Kibaki and the dictators of the past of the Great Lake region especially Idi Amin, Kamuzu Banda, Said Barre, Mobutu Sese Seko etc. Kibaki and his cronies are extremely evil and that is why Raila should not give up. If Raila gives up, Kenya will go down the drain because of the power hungry few. There may be no other Raila to leas us against these forces of evil in the future. Let us all rally behind him, for the sake of Kenya and other African democracies.
Let the hastily sworn-in Hon. Kibaki be the statesman not Raila because Raila already is a popular statesman in the eyes of Kenyans and the world. Let Hon. Kibaki just step down and accept the honest verdict of the Kenyan voters that they do not want his leadership. He does not have the mandate to rule. He knows deep in his heart that he is not the true heir to the Kenyan throne in the legal sense especially as evidence continues to come up on how his Party of National Unity (PNU) and some officials of the Electoral Commission of Kenya (ECK) rigged the December, 2007 elections. In the face of the laws of the Republic of Kenya, he is no different than the looters in the streets. He has looted the presidency from Kenyans by imposing himself even when Kenyans have rejected him, his vice president, 90% of his former cabinet ministers and his own political organization, the Party of National Unity (PNU). Just as the looters on the streets of Kenyan cities should respect the law of the land, so should the Kibaki regime. We are all equal before the eye of the law.
Fellow African men and women of good will, as we in the new deathstricken Kenya of Kibaki struggle on towards our political freedom by adopting Ukrainian techniques of compelling Kibaki to resign, join us and the international community in denying recognition to the false government in Nairobi today. Spread word to as many people as you can that the duely elected president of Kenya Hon. Raila Amollo Odinga has been blocked from office by Hon. Emilio Mwai Kibaki and his tiny group of business friends from his home province. I finish my plea to you all by supporting the views of the Chief European Union Election Observer in the December 2007 Kenyan presidential elections, Alexander Graf Lambsdorff who said the tallying process "lacked credibility" and reported very openly that Kenya's presidential poll was "flawed" and "fell short of international standards".
A KENYAN VOTER
Jamani taarifa zinasema, Kibaki hana uhusiano mzuri na M7., na pengine hata JK.... JK yeye hakuwa na jinsi, rafiki yake mkubwa Kalonzo hakuwa na nguvu yoyote
Katika uchaguzi huu wa kusikitisha nimejifunza mambo makuu manne;
1. Kupiga kura ni jambo moja
2. Kuhesabu kura ni jambo la pili
3. Kujumlisha kura (Tallying) ni jambo la tatu
4. Kutoa matokeo. Ambapo Tume ya uchaguzi husika imeshika mpini
Ukizingatia mambo hayo utabaini kuwa hakuna raisi wa kiafrika atakubali kuachia uraisi kwa kipande cha karatasi kwani hao wote wanaohusika na tume ambao huchaguliwa na raisi ndio wanaohusika na kipengele namba 4.
Kwa Nchi kama Tanzania ni vigumu sana kubadilisha serikali kwa kutumia kipande cha karatasi, hata kama tutajitahidi vipi Katiba ya nchi yetu inaweka mwanya katika ibara ya 41 (7) kwamba raisi akishatangazwa na tume hiyo aliyoituma kufanya madudu hakuna mahakama yoyote itakayo hoji ama kuchunguza kuchaguliwa kwake.
Ibara ya 42 (1) Raisi mteule ataapishwa haraka iwezekanavyo yaani hata baada ya skunde tano🙁
Kenyan Tanzania, do not blame ECK chairman, i am sure he was forced to do so. You could see it from his eyes and from his heart that he was telling what he did not believe in, what he was sure is not the truth.
I can see all the sings that Kibaki will step down in shame, no one on Kenya wants Kenya to be like Zimbabwe, no one ion west wants to see another Zimbabwe in Africa, all signs are there, poor Kibaki who is forced by his friends to accept wizi wa kura will stepdown, pressure from outside has slowly start to mount, it is just a matter of time, he will go.
Noel Mwakugu BBC News said:
Outside the mortuary in the Nyanza Provincial Hospital, to the west of the city of Kisumu, a small angry crowd had gathered on Monday morning. They had come after hearing that dozens of bodies had been taken there by police overnight and in the early morning.
Inside the main room in the mortuary, I counted 43 bodies - mostly young men, two women and three children. They had been brought in after a night of violence, blamed on the disputed presidential election. Mortuary attendants were quietly moving among the bodies, which had been laid on the floor in a single row. None of them had been covered - some of the men were topless, others were naked.
Bullet wounds
All of the bodies had sustained at least one gunshot wound, in the legs, chest, stomach and back. One man had been hit by a bullet in the head. A woman had been laid next to a child, presumably her daughter. Outside, I spoke to one man who had witnessed their deaths. He said that police had fired indiscriminately, even after protesters had started running away. The woman and her daughter were both hit by the bullets.
Police chief Grace Kahindi said she had no knowledge of any deaths.
Almost deserted
There are fears that news of all of the shootings might spark more anger in the city and its suburbs. The streets of Kisumu - Kenya's third largest city and a stronghold of opposition leader Raila Odinga - are almost deserted. Police in full riot gear are patrolling in their vehicles. Shops and business remain closed and the water supply to the city has been cut. Many people have moved out to the suburbs.
Following last night's sporadic shooting, barricades built from boulders, trees and tyres have been built across the roads leading to the suburbs. Small groups of young men are keeping watch for the riot police. The mood is sombre, mixed with anger.
One man told me that peopled wanted to know why the government was killing them for demanding their rights.
Josphat Makori BBC News said:
Kibera, Kenya's largest slum, has been turned into one large battlefield. The sound of gunshots rent the air for most of a night and day of terror. From early morning thousands of residents engaged police in running battles as they tried to make their way to the city centre, where Orange Democratic Movement leader Raila Odinga had called for a public rally.
Thousands of residents carrying tree branches and chanting anti-government slogans defied the police.
There were met with hundreds of heavily armed anti-riot police who had been deployed on all roads leading out of the slum.
For the better part of the day it was a contest of might against numbers. Police used tear gas canisters, water cannon and live bullets in an attempt to disperse the crowd that was protesting at the declaration of President Mwai Kibaki as the winner of the presidential election just concluded.
Deafening noise
The crowds grew bigger and bigger as the day progressed, prompting the police to form a human wall to confront the crowds. Marching and singing defiantly, the crowds at one point dared the police to shoot them as they started marching right into the contingent of policemen mounted in trucks or on foot.
Arranging themselves in battle formation, the police cocked their guns and pointed water cannon at the crowd. Still the youths surged forward, this time chanting even louder: "No Raila, no peace!" Then the police started shooting jets of water and live bullets into the air. For a while dozens of policemen were firing simultaneously, the deafening noise finally sending the crowd scampering for safety.
But a few minutes later the crowd regrouped vowing to fight on, no matter what it took. "We are now marching to town, we know that change never comes on a silver platter," one young man told me. "There must be sacrifice and this is the cause we have taken up." "We are ready to die if that is what it takes," another young man said.
Looting and burning
Walking around Kibera, the picture was one of destruction and death. The air was still filled with smoke from the smouldering houses, cars and car tyres that were burnt overnight by the protesting youths. One of the largest markets in the slum was burnt down, while property of an unknown value has been looted.
At least three people were confirmed dead last night even though residents claim the death toll is higher. Police say they will intensify security to ensure peace is restored.
In statement to the press, Police Commissioner Maj Gen Hussein Ali said the force would deal firmly with anyone who engaged in lawlessness. Meanwhile Mr Odinga blamed the violence on the government and electoral commission for what he claims is a trampling on the rights of people and a denial of their right to choose.
Mhe Bongolander: the fact that he bowed to pressure is the very reason for him to bear the blame. He should have stood by the truth. He is now the sole person responsible and accountable for the ongoing trouble in Kenya for having given presidency to an illetigimate person. Huyu hawezi kukwepa lawama hadi siku anakufa, tena roho yake hapo alipo inamuuma na anateseka sana lakini ndio hivyo tena ameshalikoroga. In fact tukitaka kuwa fair, wakati mwingine hata kumzomea Kibaki ni kumuonea maana yeye in theory katangazwa mshindi, sasa angekuwa wa ajabu kukataa ushindi aliyopewa na chombo halali, ECK!
HON. KIBAKI PLEASE LET RAILA BE OUR PRESIDENT. WE DO NOT NEED YOU. TAFADHALI WEWE PUMZIKA TU UWACHIE RAILA ACHAPE KAZI.