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Majority of Kenyans fully support Mr Ocampoand the want Pev criminals to be locked (taken away) and their freedom taken away as soon as possible>You need to login first to submit a comment.
Submitted by vgogero
Posted december 15, 2010 01:45 em
Another condition would be not to make any public utterances or incite their supporters to acts of violence and not to comment on matters before the court
Submitted by kirimijk
Posted december 15, 2010 01:18 em
The government should support Ocampo to pursue justice for poor kenyans. I feel sorry for one politician who was not initially involved but was dragged into it to save his community. Actually his retaliatory move saved so much damage which could have occured.thankyou
Submitted by kalungawanje
Posted december 15, 2010 12:11 em
What about going around their villages claming ” we are being finished”? dont we know this is what they will immediately start singing? And the gullible villagers will belive them, forgeting the fellow lives at Karen/or Muthaiga (and such places) alone with his wife and happy healthy kids while they languish in abject poverty?
Submitted by dkiatu
Posted december 15, 2010 10:58 fm
i still think kuna mpango some politicians wanapanga,coz they know their names are there,are we just expecting that they are waiting to be named and just continue keeping quiet?? we know Kenyan politicians character, God just help Kenya. by Kiatu mwenyewe
Submitted by si_cheki_ovyo_ovyo
Posted december 15, 2010 08:28 fm
I guess there will not be newspaper adverts from the accused wishing us merry Christmas…..like I care! Ha! Away from us! Be gone!
Submitted by kennedy8888
Posted december 15, 2010 07:37 fm
yea its tym for kenyans to stop electing corrupt n bad leaders we want a revolution the best thing is to remove all this leaders n get new qualitu ones its now tym 4 independence lets fyt 4 it coz kenya is still not independence lets fyt 4 awa freedom from the hands of these jackals
Submitted by alfotula
Posted december 15, 2010 06:09 fm
Take these guys away immediately. We don’t want them to celebrate xmas with us this yr.
Submitted by mainaw
Posted december 14, 2010 10:26 em
I see!
Submitted by Frediste
Posted december 14, 2010 10:17 em
In as much as I really want these guys to be heald accountable no matter who they are denying the accused the rights to communicate directly with each other is a bridge of some freedom even if they only have to use their lawyer. I also would wish that they just stay at the hague.
Submitted by vanduvosi
Posted december 14, 2010 09:42 em
And this is when I officially proclaim “ni kubaya!”. Or for the sheng’ speakers, “kumedhoka!”
Submitted by Jena33
Posted december 14, 2010 09:34 em
Just lock them up, feel no mercy on them that is what they do to the small fish. I will put them in a small hole like that a latrine pit I swear. Thank God you am not O’campo otherwise you six will known, still shame on you all six.
Submitted by thecreature
Posted december 14, 2010 09:34 em
Finally! Thank you Lord! Finally, impunity will be dealt a blow.
Submitted by chairmanmao
Posted december 14, 2010 09:30 em
10th condition: They should not sire any more offspring!
Submitted by jobeka1
Posted december 14, 2010 09:27 em
Asiiiii?! whats this? God help Kenya!
Submitted by MKM
Posted december 14, 2010 09:25 em
Ocampo kindly proceed, kenyans are with you all the way.
Submitted by lynnmolly10
Posted december 14, 2010 09:16 em
Those supporters who were prepared to do what they know best have a choice to do it and their leader will be a permanent resident in a cube at hague
Submitted by madhair
Posted december 14, 2010 09:01 em
and the show begins. the souls of the innocent women and children whose lives were sacrificed for power will finally be avenged. welcome the hague. we thought it would not be till 2090!
Submitted by oddipapa1
Posted december 14, 2010 08:57 em
Thois are the same culprits who shouted loudest for ICC rather than a local tribunal, they thought ICC would take 5 years to summon them, let them carry their own cross!
Submitted by ELPASO1
Posted december 14, 2010 08:49 em
Ok… let the roll call begin!
Submitted by Talk2me
Posted december 14, 2010 08:40 em
Ocampo, one more please: that they should not stage a hero’s welcome on their return home after each summon to the Hague.
Submitted by olegaita66
Posted december 14, 2010 08:24 em
Ocampo is the Kind of foreigner we need in our supreme court,i am sure he could make more money in Kenya.This goes well with Ms.Karua’s recent suggestion that three foreigners be appointed to supreme court so as to avert tribal bias.
Submitted by amsyengo
Posted december 14, 2010 08:09 em
This is a crack of dawn for justice for those who suffered during the PEV. I think the journey has just started for Kenyans to see the end of impunity.
Submitted by bizmogul
Posted december 14, 2010 07:59 em
Moreno Ocampo investigated crimes of Argentina’s military junta and violations of the laws of war during the Malvinas-Falkans conflict. Mr. Moreno Ocampo also led prosecutions arising from Argentina’s September 1987 military rebellion, amongst other key roles.
Submitted by kimathi73
Posted december 14, 2010 07:35 em
This is the defining moment in the history of our country since we became indepedence.The bell for justice has already been rung ready to uproot the the monester of impunity and corruption.The die is cast for the untouchables on kenyan soil.Go OCAMPO for them, and you will make history to the generations to come after us.
Submitted by Tankman
Posted december 14, 2010 07:21 em
Kimeumna sasa! Sasa sema.No more chest thmbing,Ocampo is dead serious about bringing to an end impunity in Kenya. I’m happy to be Kenyan!
Submitted by kamaujm
Posted december 14, 2010 07:20 em
No more meet the people tour or tribal alliances! They can no longer meet to greet “my supporters” Period. Tutaona sasa ndume ni nani?
Submitted by juju
Posted december 14, 2010 07:19 em
It has been a long time coming! But will the government comply with the ICC or Kenya will become a pariah State hit with international sanctions? Well take a leaf from Mugabe and us all going to need a wheelbarrow of cash to buy a loaf of bread!
Submitted by mzeemmojakenya1
Posted december 14, 2010 07:16 em
Bravissimo!