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Now, Instead of payukaring here, can you table evidence or quote exactly where Raila or any ODMer has called on the government to release "goons who killed innocent people, looted and burnt property"? What Raila, Ruto and the rest of the ODMers are calling for is the equitable application of the law. These are the facts: 1. Thousands of ODM youth have been arrested in ODM strongholds on the suspicion that they participated in criminal activities related to the post election chaos. 2. Majority of these youth have been held for months without being charged in court, the few who have been charged are yet to even take their pleas in court due to institutionalized judicial ineptitude. 3. In Kenya's judicial system, before a suspect is charged with a criminal offense in court, the AG's chambers is required to peruse the evidence on file and give consent for prosecution. This has not been done in any of those cases! 4. The youth who have not been charged in court are being "Bonded to Keep Peace" at a cost of Kshs. 50,000.00 per person. 5. The Mungiki youth who implemented the evil Kikuyu agenda on innocent Kenyans in Naivasha have been granted amnesty. So if there is no evidence to support the ODM youth being charged in court, why not just release them?
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Which Mungiki has been granted amnesty, ama its another figment of imagination?
Isnt the Mungiki leader in prison already? More over, the fact that the judiciary has been so inept, why havent the politicians argued for the bringing forth of these youths to have them charged, as oposed to seeking amnesty. With all the fabled lawyers, cant they seek the simple order of Habeus corpus? (i.e. bring forth the body to be charged or released). There are legal ways to seek the charges to be brought. I say there can be no amnesty. Let anyone who was involved face the law, no excuses. |
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The Mungiki who beheaded and mass murdered innocent Kenyans in Naivasha and other parts of Kenya together with their PNU financiers have been granted amnesty by Kibaki. If not please explain why despite the presence of abundant pictorial evidence and police having witnessed as they executed the ir evil crimes none of them are in police cells, jails and courts? As regards the writ of Habeus Corpus, to successfully use this means, it requires that you hire a lawyer, if these youth and their families cannot afford the Kshs. 50K bond to keep peace, how exactly are they going to afford the lawyers. Secondly, it would be applicable only in the instances where the persons have not been charged in court. What of the numerous cases where they have been arraigned in court, but have not yet been allowed to plead to charges because the Police are still supposedly investigating? Thirdly, you are presupposing that the magistrates have not been unduly influenced by the government and will rule on what are obviously political cases without fear or favor.
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Please spare mashada your juvenile rants. This is the kind of GEMA chauvinism that not only goes to reinforce the mentallity that we look down on other tribes, but consider our ourselves better beings. Yet you are the same bigots doing the rounds on mashada under multiple handles churning out thread after thread on how other tribes are ganging up against our tribe.
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Mak&moto, Amnesty: the definition is clear, for political offences. How is the burning of people, rape and looting a political offense? Firstly, even if Mungiki perpetuated crimes, it does not excuse anybody else doing so. Moreover, Mungiki came to the fore in Naivasha and Nakuru in retaliation for the crimes committed before hand, and on the same note, yes, I agree with you that they too should be arrested if they havent already. (but haven't they? Isnt their leader already in jail and hundereds of the followers also in incarceration? Get your facts right on this one). Secondly, if the likes of Raila, Orengo etc were serious about the release dont they have a battery of lawyers they can apply on a pro bono basis? If it is such a serious human rights issue, cant they get the KHRC or the numerous human rights bodies involved to secure the releases? They havent done so because they realize that it would raise more issues about who sponsored the youths, organized them and gave them weapons. Ah yes, the perpetual argument about the judiciary being biased. If that was the case, how come when Ruto was being accused of corruption you were happy to say that the courts should try him and find him guilty? The trend by ODM and ODMers is whenever there is a legal issue that could be detrimental you are happy to say the courts are biased, yet on the same note when the courts have provided relief or in the case of Ruto not completed the process you are happy to say that the justice system should run its course. Make a choice, more over, have some intellectual honesty about it. There must be no relief, anyone, i repeat ANYONE who was involved in the violence and crimes must be arrested and punished. No Amnesty. Last edited by dynamite; 22nd May 2008 at 09:53 AM. Reason: change |
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Perfectly said. hahhaha
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