RE: Food for Thought to Kenyan Electorate

Dear All,

I genuinely believe Kibaki read exactly what had been cleverly prepared for him for the occasion. Those were certainly not his lines. I am most certain Kibaki was never prepared to do things along those lines Kenyans are now pinning him on. But because he owned the speech, he bears full responsibilities for all the omissions and commissions.

Kenyans were celebrating and a master speech had to be in place for that great day. And that is the day Patriotic Kenyans lost the battle to Kibaki. However, the good bit is that he appeared to have gone to a deep slumber after the brief win and forgot that the Liberation War was and is still on.

You will all recall the Mombasa incident when the VP appeared to have read exactly what had been prepared for him to read and he correctly read "Second Lady" because the author of that piece appeared to have meant exactly that. Who would have confused 1st & 2nd or First & Second? Certainly not the VP.

And that is the reason why someone else appeared to have got hit very hard by the offended and the reader of that speech, the VP, was spared on the grounds of "slip of the tong"!

Therefore my dear fellow Patriotic Kenyans, let's focus on the Liberation War. There shall be some brief Battle in December which Kenyans must unite to win!

Best regards

Henry Omondi