KENYANS.

SIGNS OF WAR AND CHAOS IN KENYA ARE HERE:

The Kenya Standard Newspaper of the 25th. Of July 2010 quoted retired President Moi saying that the Government is creating unnecessary tension in Rift Valley by deploying Security officers to the region in anticipation of clashes after the August 4th. referendum. He said the region is not [...]]]> TO

KENYANS.

SIGNS OF WAR AND CHAOS IN KENYA ARE HERE:

The Kenya Standard Newspaper of the 25th. Of July 2010 quoted retired President Moi saying that the Government is creating unnecessary tension in Rift Valley by deploying Security officers to the region in anticipation of clashes after the August 4th. referendum. He said the region is not volatile to warrant sending security personnel ahead of next months vote. “ The Government has been misadvised to deploy security personnel in Rift Valley Province to maintain peace yet the residents are peaceful and do not intend to cause chaos. I have been going round urging people to live in harmony even after the referendum and I am going to intensify the campaign”. the retired President said. What is perplexing to every sane Kenyan, is that in President Daniel Toroitich Arap Mois reign of 24 years, he totally failed not only to stop the senseless and heinous killings of defenseless, helpless and innocent women and children, for 14 years consecutively, but he also failed to urge Kenyans to live in Harmony. What makes him think he is capable of bringing peace and harmony to Kenyans now he is out of power and too old? What does he have now that he missed in the 14 years of senseless killing of women and children during his reign?

For a period of 14 years, from 1991 to 1998, innocent Kenyans continued to be killed year after year in Eldoret, Kitale, Njoro and molo. The best action the retired President Moi is known to have taken, was to urge both the elders from both sides of the attackers and the victims, to meet and talk peace. This was President Mois message every time innocent women and children were attacked and killed in the period of 14 years of total darkness and uncertainty to some communities in Kenya, who were targeted for attack, killing and eviction from the Rift Valley Province of Kenya. It is unimaginable for the retired President Moi to think he would succeed to do what he failed to do in the 14 years of continuous killings of innocent Kenyans during his reign. President Moi was unable to stop the killings when he had powers to do so. It is a mockery that the retired President would come out open to tell Kenyans that as powerless and as old as he is today, he is capable of maintaining peace and harmony in Kenya, unlike before when he was in power and younger.

On 18th. Of October 2009, retired President Moi was quoted by the Kenya Media saying that the debate on the Draft constitution would bring catastrophe in Kenya. On the 9th. Of December 2009, the Kenya media released information that a discovery had been made in Narok, Kenya by the Kenya Police, of dangerous weapons which included 100,000 bullet, Army Uniforms, Plane Batteries, Army food Rations and other weapons. On 2nd. Of February 2010, the Kenya Media reported that 31,121 bullets, 20,000 liters of petrol, trucks, government Land Rovers, Land Rover Spare parts and others dangerous weapons were also discovered in Narok, Kenya. A few weeks ago, bombs and bomb detonators were discovered in two different places at different intervals of time. Already leaflets have been circulated in various parts of Rift Valley, warning communities to leave Rift Valley or risk being attacked and killed. What is the cover-up when retired President Moi says Rift Valley is calm and does not need security beef up? Retired President Mois utterances before the 1991 killings, on the 18th. Of October 2009 and on the 25th. Of July 2010, leaves a lot to be desired.

On the 22nd of July 2010, the Kenya Standard newspapers reported that 10,000 elite Security officers were deployed in hotspots in Rift Valley. The aim is to prevent the recurrence of bloodletting in the Provinces’ traditional cosmopolitan trouble spots. The sources revealed the security Machinery was under orders to do everything possible to ensure there would be no recurrence of cases of violence as happened after the release of disputed Presidential results in 2007. The status analysis has identified these hotspots areas as Kitale, Eldoret, Kapsabet, Nandi Hills and Burnt Forest. The paper further said that in some of these areas, the security personnel have reported early warning signs of rising tension through threatening leaflets targeting certain communities. A subheading in the Daily Nation of the 25th. Of July 2010, read; “ FEAR, TENTION IN KENYA VIOLENCE HOTSPOTS”. The Daily Nation newspaper of Kenya, provided information that the Kenya Government is rolling out a massive Security Operation to ensure peace before and after the referendum on August 4. 15,000 officers will be deployed where some residents have started moving back to camps for Internally Displaced Persons. The daily Nation wrote that tension is rising in the volatile Province, following the now familiar pattern of intimidation and the distribution of leaflets threatening eviction of certain communities. According to the Paper, the Security forces have identified the areas most likely to experience violence, the so called hotspots and directed their resources there. The paper further reported that the Kenya Government will gazette more than 39,000 officers from Prisons, Kenya Wildlife Services and Forest Services and send them by the end of the week. The officers to be deployed are from the General Service Unit, Regular and Administration Police.

Kenyans in Diaspora, those in Kenya and the entire International community should applaud and support the Kenya Government in its efforts to prevent the recurrence of the senseless and heinous killings of the helpless and defenseless women and children. For the first time in 2 decades the Kenya Government has shown commitments to prevent the Killings of women and children who have suffered most from the Politically instigated attacks and killings in 14 years.

Today evidence indicate there are very many dangerous sophisticated weapons hidden in various parts of Kenya, especially in the Rift Valley. The security forces deployed in those hotspots should seek orderly instructions from those in leadership positions. It will be completely out of order to order the security forces in those areas to fire in the air when attacked with deadly weapons. We should remember such instructions cost the administration policemen who were killed a short while before the last general elections on their way to Kisumu to deliver Ballot Boxes. The Security forces should be allowed to shoot at those who come out to kill innocent Kenyans, and not to short in the air when their lives are threatened and in circumstances when they encounter a militia that has previously succeeded in numerous attacks and killings of thousands of people. The Kenya Government should understand it will be harder to deal with the militia that has terrorized Kenyans for many years, now that there is already an influx of dangerous weapons in their possession.

Nevertheless, those in Diaspora are ready to do anything to help prevent the inhumane actions of those who intend to cause war, chaos or killing of innocent women and children in Kenya. They are ready to leave their jobs to go back home to stop the killing of children and their mothers as has happened before. By copy of this letter I urge Ugandans, Ethiopians, Rwandese, Burundians, Tanzanians to build similar concerns because instability in Kenya would affect the entire East and Central African Region.

Isaac Newton Kinity

Former Secretary General

Kenya Civil Servants Union and Chairman

Kikimo Foundation for Corruption and Poverty Eradication.

7/25/2010　

Below is the Abortion and the Kadhi Court as they appear in the proposed Constitution for Kenyans who have access to the media to read. Reading these Articles will enable Kenyans to make independent Judgments about the proposed constitution.

CHAPTER FOUR

THE BILL OF RIGHTS

Part 2 – Rights [...]]]> ——————————————————————————–
RE: THE CONTROVERSIAL ABORTION AND THE KADHI COURT:

Below is the Abortion and the Kadhi Court as they appear in the proposed Constitution for Kenyans who have access to the media to read. Reading these Articles will enable Kenyans to make independent Judgments about the proposed constitution.

CHAPTER FOUR

THE BILL OF RIGHTS

Part 2 – Rights and fundamental freedoms

Right to life

26 [1] Every person has the right to life.

[2] Life of a person begins at conception.

[3] A person shall not be deprived of life intentionally, except to the extent authorized by this

Constitution or other written law.

[4] Abortion is not permitted unless, in the opinion of a trained health professional, there is need for

Emergency treatment, or the life or health of the mother is in danger, or if permitted by any other

Written law.

CHAPTER TEN

JUDICIARY

Part 3 – Subordinate Courts

Kadhis’ Court

170 [1] There shall be a chief Kadhi and such number, being not fewer than three of other Kadhis as may

be prescribed under an act of Parliament.

[2] A person shall not be qualified to be appointed to hold or act in the office of Kadhi unless the

Person–

A] Professes the Muslim religion; and

B] Possesses such knowledge of the Muslim law applicable to any sects of Muslims as qualifies

the person in the opinion of the Judicial Service Commission, to hold a Kadhis Court.

[3] Parliament shall establish Kadhis Courts each of which shall have the jurisdiction and powers

Conferred on it by legislation, subject to clause [5]

[4] The Chief Kadhi and the other Kadhis, or the Chief Kadhi and such of the other Kadhis [not

Being fewer than three in number] as may be prescribed under an act of Parliament, shall each

Be empowered to hold a Kadhis Court having jurisdiction written Kenya.

[5] The jurisdiction of a Kadhi’ Court shall be limited to the determination of questions of Muslim

law

Relating to personal status, marriage, divorce or inheritance in proceedings in which all the

Parties profess the Muslim religion and submit to the jurisdiction of the Kadhis’ Court.

Isaac Newton Kinity

Former Secretary General

Kenya Civil Servants Union and Chairman

Kikimo Foundation for Corruption and Poverty Eradication.

7/9/2010

7/9/2010
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Mr. John Mbugua Mwangi now residing in Indianapolis in Indiana, USA, has [...]]]> By ISAAC NEWTON KINITY
Published July 2, 2010

Mr. John Mbugua Mwangi now residing in Indianapolis in Indiana, USA, has received thousands of US dollars from several Kenyan women living in different parts of USA, in the pretext of incorporating them in his registered businesses. He has been targeting women without proper documents to live in USA, possibly because they cannot expose themselves to the US courts of law for the fear of being identified and hence deported back to Kenya. Mr. Mbugua has the following business names which he is using to convince his victims to give him money;
1] The Amazing care Center.
2] The Special Care.
3] One Special Care.

He has received money from women living in California, Indianapolis and Massachusetts among others. One lady from California has lost $ 75,000 to this man while the other one from Massachusetts has lost $ 50,000 to the same man. Mr. John Mbugua Mwangi who changed his name from Mr. John Maina Mwangi to his current name before flying to USA, had conned many Kenyans millions of Kshs. He had been arrested in Kenya and put in custody in 2001 but soon he disappeared from custody under mysterious circumstances. In his ruling on the 14th. Of October 2003, Chief Magistrate Mr. Muchelule withdrew case following a request by the Prosecutor, under section 87 [a] C.P.C on the grounds that the state had failed to trace Mr. John Maina Mwangi after his disappearance from Prison.

Meanwhile efforts are being made to apprehend this Fugitive turned conman in USA, all Kenyans living in USA should be extremely careful or else they fall victims and loose money to this man. No doubts the US Government in collaboration with the Kenya Government, will definitely end this menace.

PRESIDENT MWAI KIBAKI PRESIDENT OF KENYA. RE: KENYANS WANT INFORMATION ON THE DISCOVERED WEAPONS IN IN NAROK, KENYA, IMMEDIATELY AND UNCONDITIONALLY: On behalf of all Kenyans in Diaspora and all others back home in Kenya, [...]]]> —– Forwarded Message —-
From: Newton Kin
To: Kenya President
Cc: ink38@yahoo.com
Sent: Wed, June 9, 2010 12:45:27 AM
Subject: Who is responsible for the discovered weapons?

PRESIDENT MWAI KIBAKI
PRESIDENT OF KENYA.
RE: KENYANS WANT INFORMATION ON THE DISCOVERED WEAPONS IN
IN NAROK, KENYA, IMMEDIATELY AND UNCONDITIONALLY:
On behalf of all Kenyans in Diaspora and all others back home in Kenya, we demand to be told how far the investigations into the deadly weapons discovered and reported in Narok, Kenya on the 9th. Of December 2009 and on the 2nd of February 2010 respectively in the Kenya Media, have reached. It is now over six months since the first discovery of the hidden weapons was made on the 9th. Of December 2009, yet no reports of arrest or prosecution have been provided to the Kenyan People by the Kenya Government. In the past 14 years, thousands of Kenyans have been killed in the politically instigated killings. Kenyan leaders have continued to instigate killings of innocent women and children. Whereas it is the duty of every government in the World to inform its Citizens about the progress of such important sensitive issues from time to time, the Kenya Government failed totally in 1991 to build the slightest concern about the imported killer arrows from South Korea and now has kept silent over the recent discoveries of thousands of weapons hidden in Narok.
The Kenya Government should explain to Kenyans the following:
1] The number of people in custody over the thousands of weapons discovered in Narok.
2] The number of people who have appeared in court over those weapons.
3] The number of other weapons discovered in other areas of Kenya, after those two discoveries
4] The intended purpose of those weapons by those who hid them.
It is still fresh in our minds that the arrows imported by the Kenya Government in 1991, found their way into the bodies of the innocent Kenyan women and children a very short moment after they were intercepted. The Kenya Government has to tell us the entire scenario that surround the discovered weapons and the investigations which may have followed those discoveries if any. If the Kenya Government fails to provide us with the information regarding those weapons and others hidden in different parts of Kenya, Kenyans all over the World, including those in Kenya will demonstrate against the hidden weapons, the unresolved importation of arrows in 1991 and against the politically instigated killings which has left many Kenyans dead. We will not wait for a massacre in 2012. We will not allow senseless, brutal and merciless Kenyan leaders to instigate any further killings of innocent mothers and children in the name of politics any time in future. By a copy of this letter, I sincerely plead with our comrades in Uganda, Burundi, Tanzania and Rwanda, to support our efforts to demand to know from the Kenya Government, what it has done so far about the thousands of bullets, Plane Batteries, Army Uniforms, Army food rations, Trucks, Army Land Rovers, Land Rover spare parts, thousands of liters of gas [Petrol] and other types of weapons discovered in Narok Kenya. The Citizens of those Nations have reasons to join us because they are always the victims of every chaos in Kenya.
Kenyans from all over the World and all those in Kenya are ready to demonstrate against those who have been hiding weapons to kill others, and are also against the silence of the Kenya Government over such sensitive matters, the same way it did in 1991 during the importation of thousands of arrows, which were latter used to kill innocent children and women in Sondu, Muhoroni, Kericho, Molo, Njoro and many other parts of the Rift Valley. The Kenya Government has a very short time to explain it to Kenyans otherwise we will act to save our Nation.

Isaac Newton Kinity
Former Secretary General
Kenya Civil Servants Union and Chairman
Kikimo Foundation for Corruption and Poverty Eradication.
PO Box 4365
Hamden, CT 06514Tel: 1203 675 9354

Seven in 10 Kenyans have made up their minds about voting “Yes” on Aug. 4. Two in 10 will vote “No”, whereas one in 10 remains undecided, while three in 100 registered voters will abstain during the referendum.

Positions taken by politicians and the wealthy are informed by hopes [...]]]> BY ODHIAMBO T OKETCH
Published June 10, 2010

Seven in 10 Kenyans have made up their minds about voting “Yes” on Aug. 4. Two in 10 will vote “No”, whereas one in 10 remains undecided, while three in 100 registered voters will abstain during the referendum.

Positions taken by politicians and the wealthy are informed by hopes and aspirations as well as fear from their pasts. It appears the “Yes” brigade has things under wraps. But even as we take the final bend, we must keep our eyes on the ball, and convert as many naysayers as we can. Educators should also work hard on clearing the fog that clouds the minds of the undecided.

As for the clergy, it is time to come back and follow the flock. Many of us Christians will be voting “Yes” in August.

We have come a long way, and we should take a look at the history of this struggle and make a concise decision.

President Mwai Kibaki decamped from KANU in December 1991 and founded DP. He therefore joined the struggle after the multi-party battle had been won. He joined the masses and went on to contest the presidency on a different party, twice at a time Kalonzo Musyoka and William Ruto were still under the President Daniel Arap Moi’s wings; helping the latter bludgeon Kenya to near oblivion. In 2002, either driven by political survival instinct, or rude awakening, Musyoka joined Raila Odinga’s Kibaki Tosha bandwagon in reform struggle. Ruto remained steadfast with Baba na Mama- firmly propping project Uhuru Kenyatta.

Odinga chronicles the people’s stuggle against bad governance, corruption and impunity. He has been detained and tortured for standing up to Moi ills. For most of his life, Odinga has fought for a new constitution envisioned to increase opportunities and guarantees human rights.

What should worry the “Yes” team is the undecided lot. Even though the undecided number is insignificant, it is worthwhile of conversion. They should be patiently taken through the history of our struggle; and show them who messed Kenya and how the new constitution fixes this problem.

In opposing the review, Moi is protecting self-interest. During his tenure in office, impunity reached its highest point; corruption became a way of life; education standards were reduced to questionable status; roads were tar marked on paper and money looted with a great deal of insensitivity; and tribalism got entrenched in the public service.

Moi was, and still is, injustice itself; the epitome of bad governance and intolerance. It took brave Kenyans such as Oginga Odinga, Kenneth Matiba, Charles Rubia and the younger Odinga among others to dramatize the deep desire for emancipation that engulfed the nation. It is no wonder that Moi is oiling the “No” machine, assisted by his YK92 ragtag gang of plunderers, exemplified in Ruto and Cyrus Jirongo.

This team is very afraid; very afraid of a new constitutional dispensation that will separate powers- they would rather have the current system where the executive controls the judiciary and the legislature. They are beneficiaries of the long years of misrule by Moi, and they cannot imagine a new constitution that levels the playing ground.

The biggest challenge to the passage of this draft is the “watermelon” type- as described by the hardly-ever disappointing Emmanuel Juma in his legendary “Bull’s Eye” of NTV. The watermelon is euphemism for KKK. They are so focused on 2012, that the road to the very election is invisible to them.

　THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL

　UNO HQ

USA.

RE : KENYANS IN DIASPORA SUPPORTS INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT IMMEDIATE PROSECUTION OF THE 2008 PERPETRATORS OF POST ELECTION VIOLENCE IN KENYA – DISAPPROVES THE MEETING IN UGANDA FROM 30th.TO [...]]]> From: Newton Kin
To: UNO
Cc: ink38@yahoo.com; Newton
Sent: Sun, May 30, 2010 10:27:22 AM
Subject: The Uganda Meeting.

　THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL

　UNO HQ

USA.

RE : KENYANS IN DIASPORA SUPPORTS INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT IMMEDIATE PROSECUTION OF THE 2008 PERPETRATORS OF POST ELECTION VIOLENCE IN KENYA – DISAPPROVES THE MEETING IN UGANDA FROM 30th.TO 11th.JUNE:

Kenyans in USA and in other parts of the World are totally in support of the Prosecution of the planners and financiers of the post Election Violence in 2008 by the ICC. We oppose with the strongest terms the plans of the 60 African lobbyists, Sudan, Kenya, Libya, Ethiopia, , Somalia, Eritrea, Uganda, South Africa, DRC, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Mozambique, Chad, USSR, Czechoslovakia Satellite States, Witness Africa and African World Media who have planned to meet in Uganda from May 31 to June 11, to stop the ICC Prosecutor, Luis Moreno Ocampo from pursuing the post election violence suspects. We oppose the African Union efforts to push for a revision of Article 15 of the Rome Statute that bestows unlimited powers on the chief prosecutor to pursue leaders accused of genocide and crimes against humanity because of the timely manner and approach of the issue, especially now that very powerful corrupt Kenyan Politicians may be among the suspects.

Since Kenya’s Independence in 1963 there had never been any mass killings of innocent Kenyans as started in 1991. Before 1991 the common Kenyans lived peacefully amongst themselves. From 1991 the Kenya largest tribes, the Kikuyu, the Luo, the Luhya and the Kissii were targeted by the Kalenjin community for attack and killing as a punishment because of supporting and exerting pressures for the introduction of the multi-party system of Governance. The Luo in Sondu were the first to be attacked and killed in 1991. Many others were driven away from their homes and never returned. The Luhyas in Kitale were the second. Many were killed and others were driven away from their homes. The Kissii who lived near Kericho were the third to be killed and driven away from their homes and never returned. The fourth were the Kikuyus who lived in the Rift Valley. A total of more than 800 Kenyans were killed in a period of one month in 1991. The killings continued year after year from 1991 to 1998, taking away an unknown number of innocent Kenyans. The killings stopped from 1999 to 2002. They resumed in 2003 to 2008.

Since 1991 the attackers and killers have been the Kalenjins, President Mois Tribe. The killings have always been effected to disapprove the introduction of the multiparty system of governance in Kenya, which President Moi opposed from the beginning of its crusade, with a prediction that once introduced in Kenya, there would be war and chaos. For the entire period of 14 years, during which period the killings of innocent women and children has continued to take place in Kenya, no one was ever arrested and no Kenyan leader ever condemned the Kalenjins for their senseless and heinous actions of attacks and killings of those innocent women and children. The African Union, which is currently spearheading the crusade to stop the ICC Prosecutor from pursuing the Perpetrators of the post election violence in Kenya, has never addressed those senseless killings in Kenya since 1991. It has never addressed the poverty and corruption which have caused deaths of thousands of Kenyans. The African Union has left Kenyans to suffer in the hands of their corrupt leaders who have continued to instigate killings from 1991 to 1998 with impunity. The African Union has continued to protect African leaders who have continued to loot loans, Grants and the revenue earned from the natural resources. In addition to poverty and suffering emanating from the rampant corruption, perpetuated by the Kenyan leaders, the common Kenyans have continued to be killed for no reason at all in the politically instigated killings.

Today, plans are at a very advanced stage, to effect similar killings of very many innocent Kenyans in 2012, before, during or soon after the elections, as happened in 2008. On 9th December 2009, the Kenya media reported the discovery of 100,000 bullets, Army Uniform, Plane Batteries, Army food rations and other weapons. On 2nd. Of February 2010, the Kenya media also reported another discovery of 31,121 bullets, 20,000 litres of gas, Trucks, Government Land Rovers and other types of weapons at a place in Narok, Kenya. It is suspected that there are a lot more weapons hidden in the Rift valley in Kenya. The Government has kept silent over those discoveries. In 1991, thousands of arrows labeled “made from South Korea” were intercepted at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. The South Korean Ambassador to Kenya admitted that the arrows had been imported into Kenya by the Kenya Government. Soon the arrows disappeared. Later in the same year, the arrows resurfaced in the bodies of the 800 innocent Kenyans who were killed during the first attacks in 1991, and also in the bodies of those who laid wounded in the hospitals. Those in leadership at the time, kept silent over the interception of the imported arrows from South Korea up to this day, and no one followed those leads including the then Organization of African Unity. Today, the Kenya Government has kept silent over the deadly and sophiscated ammunition discovered late last year and early this year in Narok. The possibility of those same weapons discovered recently, resurfacing in the bodies of innocent women and children soon if action is not taken, cannot be ruled out.

With what happened in Rwanda in 1994, in DRC, in Somalia, in Burundi and in Sudan in the eyes of the African Union, still fresh in the minds of most Kenyans, we Kenyans abroad will not sit and watch our fellow Kenyans die again in the hands of the ruthless leaders. All those planning to meet in Uganda are not planning to do so on behalf of Kenyans. The 40,000,000 Kenyans want Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo to charge the Perpetrators of the post election violence. When the issue of a Tribunal in Kenya or the ICC were debated in the Kenya Parliament in 2008 and 2009, the entire Kenya Parliament resolved 3 times to adopt the ICC. The intended meeting in Uganda has no substance for the Kenyan people and no slightest support of Kenyans and therefore no one should pretend to represent Kenyans at such a meeting.

If Prosecutor Moreno Ocampo does not prosecute the perpetrators, Kenya will be ungovernable after 2012. Those same people who financed and planned the 2008 post election violence will certainly once again repeat similar killings by 2012. They are the same people who have been financing and planning the killings of innocent Kenyans since 1991. We Kenyans in the Diaspora dismiss the intended meeting in Uganda and we will continue to support the planned prosecution of the perpetrators of the post election violence by the ICC. We also plead with all our friends in the whole world and all those who value human lives to disapprove the intended meeting in Uganda scheduled between 30th of May 2010 to 11th. Of June 2010. We are ready to do anything to make sure that Prosecutor Moreno Ocampo helps bring Justice to the helpless Internally Displaced People [IDP], all the victims of the violence and the several orphans left behind by their parents who were killed in the violence.

Isaac Newton Kinity

Former Secretary General

Kenya Civil Servants Union and Chairman

Kikimo Foundation for Corruption and Poverty Eradication.

PO Box 4365

Hamden, CT 06514

5 / 10 / 2010

Tel:

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Tel :12036759354 Kenya Parliament General Assembly Kenya. Dear Sirs/Madams, RE : TRIMMING THE ICC POWERS IS THE BIGGEST MISTAKE: On 14th. of April this year, Kenya was quoted by the media of [...]]]> Mon, April 19, 2010 12:36:39 AMRespect the ICC.
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PO Box 4365
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Tel :12036759354
Kenya Parliament
General Assembly
Kenya.
Dear Sirs/Madams,
RE : TRIMMING THE ICC POWERS IS THE BIGGEST MISTAKE:
On 14th. of April this year, Kenya was quoted by the media of being in a spot over push to trim ICC powers. At the AU meeting held in January 2010, President Muammar Ghadaffi of Libya, who was the Chairman of the AU, was said to have vowed to lobby for the support of the African states to stop their membership with the ICC. There is evidence that the Au Office is in support of dismissing the ICC from its endeavor to help the African People who are currently suffering in the hands of their ruthless leaders. In defense and protection of the African leaders, the then OAU turned AU, passed a resolution in 1999 at an OAU meeting in Algiers, not to recognize undemocratic power grabs and military coups in Africa in future. The AU has never discussed the rampant corruption in Africa which has left many Africans dead and many others in abject poverty. So far the Au has never seriously addressed the chaotic situation in Somalia. In 1994, the Au failed to help the situation in Rwanda leave alone the problems in the Southern Sudan.
In 1991/92, 800 innocent children and women were killed in Kenya. From 1993 to 1998 innocent Kenyans continued to be killed without any words of the slightest concern from the AU. From 2003 to 2007 innocent Kenyans continued to be killed and no one from the AU office showed concern. On 9th. December 2009, 100,000 bullets, Army Uniforms, guns, Plane Batteries military gear, and other weapons were discovered hidden in a place in Narok Kenya. On the 2nd. of February 2010, 31,121 bullets, 20,000 lit res of gas, 20 gallons of military oil, several land rover spare parts, Trucks and Government Land Rovers were reported to have been discovered in the same area. Early this year the BBC interviewed young men in Eldoret Kenya on the influx and accumulation of weapons. The young men admitted that they were heaping weapons in readiness for an anticipated war in 2012. These are signs of a chaotic situation in Kenya.
Instead of the Kenya leaders and the AU discussing how to prevent an uncontrollable situation in Kenya, they are discussing how to trim the powers of the ICC so that the perpetrators, financiers and the planners of the post election violence may not be prosecuted. Why has the Kenya leaders and the Au not arrested any single person since the senseless killings of the innocent children and women in Kenya which started more than 14 years ago? Why have they not yet prosecuted those who killed women and children at the Kiambaa church? Why has the rampant corruption persisted in Kenya for so many years without any tangible action? The Kenyan leaders and the AU may succeed to trim the ICC off its Powers in Africa. Thereafter the Kenya leaders will continue to loot public funds and instigate chaos and killings with impunity. But let me warn the Au and the Kenya Leaders. The ICC may eventually be disabled and may be unable to prosecute the planners and the financiers of the post election Killings. But the continued oppression of the common person, rampant corruption and the politically instigated killings will force Kenya to give birth to a Jerry Lawlings of the 1979, a Samuel Do of the 1980, an Ayatollar Ruhollah Khomeini of the 1979 or a Corazon Aquino of the 1986. Let us all prevent this from happening. The Kenyan leaders should be honest and Transparent.
Sincerely

Isaac Newton Kinity
Former Secretary General
Kenya Civil Servants Union and Chairman,
Kikimo Foundation for Corruption and Poverty Eradication.
CC.
-The Prosecutor-ICC
-The Secretary General-UNO
-The Secretary General-AU