Fwd: Re: Oto: you lied on constitution Reforms

Orina,

I am just being practical. I do not have one in mind as my ideal president, but from the records of the struggle, we do not again need a cerelac president; one who does not share our ideals in the struggle.

Again I am being practical, one who has never fought these wars will never know why we need a new constitution.

If we give Kibaki a chance to preside over a new constitution, the man will simple mess it. He does not need it, he does not see why we want it, and knowing that he is loosing the next elections, the man will give us a raw deal.

He has that capacity ro give us a raw deal. He is the president.

I do not downplay your toil into the new constitution, but you guys ought to open your minds a little more, and think.

Thats why I am only for an enabling environment to have fair play during the next elections, and thereafter, we can sit down sincerely and write a new constitution for Kenya.

But now, you are all playing into President Kibaki's game plan for re-election.

Odhiambo T Oketch


--- orina Nyamwamu wrote:
> Oto,
> I disagree with the assertion that we should wait
> for a leader [meaning president] to come to State
> house who really is committed to constitution
> reforms before we can hope for a new constitution.
>
. . .