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29 thoughts on “Ngatia: Ocampo Six Should Face The Hague or be Hanged in Kenya

  1. Bwana Ngatia you said it .In a revolution a dictator is hanged ,face firing platoon,together with his most brutal Generals and Ministers.The blood of millions of innocent kenyans these rulling -class has murdered ,maimed is precious.They have been murdering the people of Kenya since the days of independence to this day and no body has ever been held responsible. In every political killings in Kenya these muderes goes scott-free.as you said bwana Ngatia Hague does not have a capital punishment but life imprisonment ,But in a Revolution these guys should be hanged publically like Najibula the former dictator of Afghanistan who was hanged by the Talebans or the former Norwegian dictator Lidvik Quisling who was hanged after norway was liberated from the Nazis who occupied Norway during second world-war.

  2. The World has known all Kenyan leaders corruption, impunity tactics, and as the six steps at ICC Court at Hague they will reveal the big fish hidding behind them. The days of fooling Kenyans is over. Face the music.

  3. Don’t be surprised if Kibaki eliminates Muthaura and Ali to “kill” there side of ICC case. WikiLeaks revealed that Kibaki is in sound mind despite fumbling with words when speaking in public. These two executed orders from him becuse he is the Commander-in-Chief. Muthaura is head of the security advisory committee, while Ali was the police boss during the PEV.

    There were rumors in the 1980s that Kibaki eliminated his father when Moi discovered that he was planning to finish him by planting a bomb in his presidential jet. Moi instead instructed Kibaki to use the jet to represent him abroad at a meeting. Kibaki refused by using the cover of his father’s death as an excuse.

    The rumor was that he had to hire murderers to wipe out his father, thus got the excuse to stay in Kenya to grieve his death. But this (planning to sabotage Moi), caused him a demotion from being vice president, which eventually led him to resign from government since his new position as health minister was too low for him.

    Rumor mills also mentioned Kibaki in the nasty, brutal and mysterious murders of then Gem consituency MP, the late Horace Ongili Owiti at his rural home, and earlier Gem MP the late Ambrose Ambala, who was poisoned in prison.

    Kibaki can do anything to survive.Still wondering who ordered security to kill during the PEV? Watch this space!

  4. The govt has enough millions to send the Vp Kalonzo Musyoka for missions of futility ,but there was no money to buy lunch &to transport IDPs back home .After the IDPS were forced spent 7 hours waiting for the wahechimiwa who only turned up in the 8th hour .this was the highest Impunity of the highest order.

  5. Listen to Beth Mugo and company talking cheap politics on ICC. Mugo is Uhuru’s Kenyatta and is panicking:

  6. Bgd Ali Hussein Mohammed should never think of being set free hence taking orders> What this Gen should do is to expect for the worst > he must read the Nuremberg Nazi war criminals (tribunal and see what happened to Adolf Hitlers Generals who denied &the charges and insisted that they were taking orders from their superious In fact most of all these SSgenerals faced the gallows.A intelligent General must use his brain (common-sense when he is given orders to kill innocent men,women and children.A good example in Gaddafi Libya we have seen Generals from the Libyan Airforce fleeing with Libyan Jet-fighters to MALTA rather than following Gaddafis Evil orders to bomb and kill the innocence people of Libya!
    Is Our General Ali an Idiot & primitive who failed to use his Thinking farculty (brain). Let him & others Like the APS Mbuthia face the Law!

  7. These notorious kikuyu wealthiest Gema mafia do not regard Luos ,Masais and other smal tribes as human beings >To them they deserve to be killed and nobody inclunding the world community who should rais a finger hence the dead ones were poisonous snakes cripping in a Kikuyu homestead and there fore it must be killed and close the chapter!
    Kenyatta snr massacred Luos in Kisuimu when he visited Nyanza to open a hospital and when jomo started abusing Luo elders and their leaders the Late Mzee Jaramogi (Railas father) The youth started pelting stones to the President motorcade ! And the hell broke loose Many luo youth were killed ,maimed ,tortured and nothing happened to this day. Beth Mugo better adviced to book next flight to Hague and defend her Cousin Uhuru Kenyatta !

  8. Look at beth Mugo the Mp of Dagoreti how she looks forlon , ugly loss of weight ,slim as if there is hunger and starvation in Kenya!Kwani what type of desease is she suffering from? For those who knows the Mp for dagoreti used to be very health and Mrembo (brown) light skinned woman ,But from the day Mr lois Moreno OPcampo named the Six starting with her Cousin Uhuru Kenyatta Beth Mugo seems not to have been sleeping . Why all this loss of weight?and hate speeches in Kikiuyu Zones?

  9. In a population of more than 6 millions Kikuyus Njoya is the Only Aa Kikuyu with brain and wisdom !Infact REv, Njoya is a prto-democracy and a true reformist and a man who really worships the true GOD!!Thttp://www.standardmedia.co.ke/news/InsidePage.php?id=2000030924&cid=159&story=Njoya accuses Government of bias in ICC case

  10. Bwana Ngatia, thanks for telling it clearly.Uhuru should go and rot in The Hague for paying the murderous Mungiki gangs to kill innocent Luos. His father died with all the guilt of killing Tom Mboya, Luos in Kisumu in 1969, JM Kariuki, Pio Pinto, Argwings Kodhek and many other voicelss Kenyans.Uhuru should pay for all the money and land his father stole.We pray for justice!

  11. Saturday, Mar 12th

    Prof. Yash Ghai Kibaki Has Abused His Office over ICC Trials Skip to content.Kibaki Has Abused His Office over ICC Trials .
    Friday, 11 March 2011 00:06 BY PROF YASH PAL GHAI . Kibaki has grossly abused his office as president. This abuse is sufficient for his impeachment, but Article 145 of the Constitution concerning impeachment is not yet in force. Grounds for impeachment include gross violation of the Constitution and gross misconduct. Kibaki has committed both these offences. Powers under the Constitution are given to the president, as to other state officers, for specific purposes; this constitution specifies powers of state officers more precisely than most constitutions. This was for a purpose. Kenyatta and Moi were notorious for the abuse of their office. The intention was that presidents would now understand and respect the limits of their powers and responsibilities. An important objective of the Constitution is fundamental reform of institutions of government to stop abuse and corruption. The gist of my case against Kibaki is this. He is a state officer; the Constitution prescribes the conduct of state officers; if state authority is exercised by a state officer contrary to the purposes and standards laid down, the officer is in breach of the constitution and must be dismissed and cannot hold public office again.

    The presidency is a “state office” (Art. 260). Chapter Six of the Constitution is entitled “Leadership and Integrity”. Many people regard this as the most important part of the constitution. It addresses a fundamental problem that has faced Kenya since at least independence: corruption and other abuses of state power. Public confidence in state institutions has collapsed. The constitution seeks to restore confidence in them, by making a complete break from the long established practices of abuse of state authority by presidents, ministers, MPs and other state officials. It sets new norms of integrity and service to the people (“responsibility to serve the people, rather than the power to rule them”). State power must be exercised in accordance with the purposes and objects of the constitution. The use of power must bring honour to the nation and the dignity to the office. Decisions must be made impartially and objectively, “based solely on the public interest”, instead of being influenced by “nepotism, favouritism, other improper motives or corrupt practices”. More specifically the president as other state officers must behave, “whether in public and official life, in private life, or in association with other persons” so as to avoid “any conflict between personal interests and public official duties, compromising any public or official interest in favour of a personal interest, or demeaning the office” he or she holds. He must protect constitutional values, including the promotion of human rights and national unity.

    In his obsession with sabotaging the ICC trials, he has massively violated the constitution. He has placed himself in a situation of conflict of interest when he decided that he would do everything to ensure that his political and administrative friends charged by Ocampo did not face the ICC trial. Here he may be trying to protect them, but even more significantly, as many suspect, he is trying to protect himself—lest his friends, in the throes of the trial, implicate him—after all constitutionally they were expected to carry out his orders. His primary duty under the constitution is to co-operate with the ICC; this duty follows from international law applicable in Kenya. Instead he has been party to a deceitful video shown to the AU, which has brought shame and ridicule to Kenyans—so much for upholding our integrity and dignity. He hobnobs with the ICC accused, shown in newspapers joking with them, and relies heavily on the advice of Mathaura, Uhuru and Ruto in matters where their interests are implicated. It is hard to imagine a worst case of conflict of interest.

    The state has no business to take sides in the ICC trials; the state is not on trial. Not unusual for him, he has reneged on his promise to co-operate with the ICC. He has illegally squandered large sums of public money lobbying for the deferral of the trials. Provincial Administration under his office has coerced people into signing petitions against the ICC.

    In a supreme act of cynicism (and poor judgment), his nominations for the CJ, AG and DPP were made to convince AU of his commitment to legal reforms. The nominations have been widely condemned as unconstitutional, on account of both improper motive and unlawful procedure.

    In summary, Kibaki deserves to be impeached because he has (a) run the government as personal fiefdom, not a public institution under the constitution, to protect the national interest; (b) used state money for unlawful purposes; (c) used the vice president and ministers for purposes extraneous to their functions; (d) shown little respect for international law which is part of Kenyan law; (e) neglected his official duties; (f) pursued ethnic alliances instead of promoting national unity; (g) nominated candidates for constitutional office without proper scrutiny for compatibility with Chapter 6; (h) consorted and conspired with ministers who are charged with crimes against humanity; (i) continued the politics of immunity; (j) disgraced the office of the presidency; and (k) made Kenya a laughing stock of the world.

    The writer is the former chairman of the defunct Constitution of Kenya Review Commission.

  12. Kibaki should be held responsible and be Impeached for the following crimes and reasons>In summary, Kibaki deserves to be impeached because he has

    (a) run the government as personal fiefdom, not a public institution under the constitution, to protect the national interest;
    (b) used state money for unlawful purposes;
    (c) used the vice president and ministers for purposes extraneous to their functions;
    (d) shown little respect for international law which is part of Kenyan law;
    (e) neglected his official duties;
    (f) pursued ethnic alliances instead of promoting national unity;
    (g) nominated candidates for constitutional office without proper scrutiny for compatibility with Chapter 6;
    (h) consorted and conspired with ministers who are charged with crimes against humanity;
    (i) continued the politics of immunity;
    (j) disgraced the office of the presidency; and
    (k) made Kenya a laughing stock of the world.

  13. Bemba, 45, heads a vast business empire and had been living in exile in Portugal, where he fled under United Nations protection following a shoot-out with the presidential guard in Congo which killed more than 200 people in March 2007.

    Uhuru can get some comfort that he has a cell mate one day. They are agemates and can swap family business empire stories and positions.

  14. Let THE ICC start with the Ocampo 6!! Kenyans want to know who gave the police the orders to shoot Innocent Kenyans, and who armed the Mungiki’s to go on the rampage to masacre people in Naivasha and Nakuru, Kenyans would like to know who gave the orders for the people to be burned in the kiambaa church?
    85% of Kenyans support the HAGUE SYSTEM.. let it runs it’s course and if there are other murderers out their to be brought in to face justice then so be it.. we are not in delicate times as a country.. the only people who are giving threats to destroy the security and safety of Kenya is KIBAKI/PNU, UHURU/RUTO according to the letter Kibaki sent to the UN and ICC … which indicates a direct THREAT t the citizens of KENYA.

  15. “Certain individuals within PNU allegedly raised funds and organized gangs to perpetuate the post-election violence in Central Province. A number of meetings were held in Nairobi by some leaders from Central Province where the plight of Kikuyu IDPs was discussed.

    The meetings started to take a sinister turn when retaliation against non-Kikuyu communities was discussed during which time these leaders met at Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC), Landmark Hotel and Marble Arch Hotel.

    Leaders who attended these meetings included Njenga Karume, the immediate former MP of Kiambaa. Other participants in the meetings were Stanley Githunguri, MP for Kiambaa, who allegedly organized fund raising; Kabando wa Kabando, MP for Mukurweni, who organized the delivery of weapons; Uhuru Kenyatta, Deputy Prime Minister and MP for Gatundu South, who organized finances to fund pro-Kikuyu organized gangs; and Mary Wambui, a PNU activist, who allegedly organized finances and arranged for arms to be delivered from Ethiopia via Moyale and Marsabit.

    Another politician mentioned adversely in relation to whipping ethnic tensions is Peter Mungai Mwathi, Lari MP, who uttered inciting statements at Kirathimo camp when he asked Mungiki to arm itself to defend Kikuyu people in the Rift Valley.”

    From the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights

  16. Hague is a Must>Britain(UK) USA has told (Kalonzo Right in his Face) that they will not abstain from Voting!.You are here: US, Britain turn down Kenya plea to abstain US, Britain turn down Kenya plea to abstain .
    Monday, 14 March 2011 00:02 BY ISAAC ONGIRI,JAMES WAKAHIU AND SAMUEL OTIENO . VETO: Kalonzo with ICC President Christian Wenaweser yesterday
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    THE US and the UK yesterday declared they will veto Kenya’s deferral request at the UN Security Council as ODM wrote the council urging it to reject Vice-President Kalonzo Musyoka’s request.

    ICC Chief prosecutor Luis Ocampo will today hold a press conference on the Kenya case. The press conference at 1pm will be streamed live from the Hague. And Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta said yesterday in a meeting attended by 13 MPs that he will take advantage of his trip to the Hague on April 7 to expose the “real” perpetrators of the 2007-08 post-election violence.“They should know that we shall use this opportunity not only to prove our innocence but to adduce tangible evidence on those behind the chaos. We shall go and come out of Hague clean and have the masterminds behind the violence summoned and convicted by ICC,” Uhuru said.

    Assistant Minister Mwangi Kiunjuri said at the Uhuru meeting in Thika that evidence will be adduced at the Hague to show that Prime Minister Raila Odinga “thanked a certain community for killing the antelope he has scared”.

    The ODM secretary general Anyang Nyong’o wrote the UN Security Council President of the month Li Baodong urging the organisation to reject Kenya’s request. He said the government has no mechanisms in place to prosecute the post-election violence.

    The letter claims the government has killed some witnesses of the post-election violence and warns that a deferral and prosecution of the case locally will be a nightmare for the surviving witnesses and their families.

    Nyong’o says the aborted nomination of lawyers Kioko Kilukumi as Director of Public Prosecutions and Prof Githu Muigai as Attorney General were made to shield the ICC suspects. “They (Kilukumi and Githu) are on record as lawyers for two of the ICC suspects. In addition, an ICC suspect chaired the panel that identified and nominated Justice Visram to the position of Chief Justice,” the letter said. “Local (Kenyan) trials will be exposed to political manipulation by leaders pleading the ethnic card, threats to witnesses, their families and friends. Indeed, many witnesses have been hunted down and killed by state security agents,” the letter stated.

    Speaking in Kisumu yesterday, Raila told the Ocampo Six that they can successfully challenge their cases at the Hague if they present the evidence they claim to have and plead their innocence.

    He said the ICC is independent court devoid of any external influence, and the Ocampo Six should stop public criticisms of the court. “The six can be cleared and come back to contest the elections if they believe they are innocent just like I was cleared from the 1982 coup case,” said Raila.

    The US and Britain yesterday turned down a request by Kalonzo to abstain when the UN Security Council meets in an informal session on Wednesday to discuss Kenya’s request to defer the Ocampo Six cases.

    US ambassador Michael Ranneberger said Washington will veto the Kenyan position and the Kalonzo request will not be granted. President Kibaki has been invited to attend a UN Security Council meeting in New York on Wednesday where informal talks on the request for deferral by Kenya will be held.

    The President is said to be contemplating travelling to the US tomorrow to personally add weight to the Kenyan request.“The United States government has no two positions on the deferral issue, we will not abstain, we will veto,” Ranneberger told The Star.

    British High Commissioner Rob Macaire said his government’s position to reject the request for a deferral will not change.“Our position has already been made clear on this matter. There is nothing to add, there is nothing to deduct,” Macaire said.

    Uhuru, Head of Public Service Francis Muthaura, Postmaster-General Hussein Ali and former cabinet ministers William Ruto, Henry Kosgey and radio presenter Joshua arap Sang face charges of crimes against humanity at the ICC and the summonses have been issued for April 7.

    Kalonzo said on Saturday he had initiated talks with the permanent Security Council members who had expressed unwillingness to support the Kenyan case to at least abstain from voting.“During our discussions with Ms Susan Rice, she expressed fears that Kenya may not get the nine votes it requires. We knew that America does not want to support this request. All we wanted was abstention,” Kalonzo said. Rice leads the American team of diplomats at the UN.

    Eldama-Ravine MP Moses Lesonet accused the US of self interest in the Kenyan situation.“Now we know that the US does not mean well for the people of Kenya by acting against the interest of our country,” Lesonet said.

    Yesterday government acting chief whip Johnstone Muthama urged Kenyans to be calm saying that summonses against the Ocampo Six were just like an invite to a police station to record a statement.“Nobody should fear. What is happening now will come to pass. These are just like police summonses in Kenyan where people record statements and go. This matter will come to pass.”

  17. However, the judge said he was in agreement with Ocampo’s proof that Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta was the principal contact between the Mungiki criminal gang which is accused of having killed hundreds of people as well as destroying their property.

    “I am satisfied by the evidence provided that Uhuru Kenyatta was the principal contact between the Mungiki gang and the principal perpetrators,” he ruled.

    Read more: http://www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/Kenyane … z1GgykzIx9

  18. Did you sign the Petition ?Today 1.4 million signatures was handed to UNSC representatives in Kenya!Kenyans want the Pev Criminals to be taken to hague!

  19. Infact Uhuru Must stop Killing Witnesses>This family was set alight by Pev agents hence they knows too much>

    Nairobi, Tuesday 15th March, 2011. Five members of a family were burnt beyond recognition when their house caught fire at King’eero Village, lower Kabete, Kikuyu, Kiambu County. According to Central Province AP Commandant Joseph Keitany, Ann Mumbi (26) and her four children aged between one month and 6 years perished when the iron sheet house they were sleeping caught fire. It could not be immediately established what caused the inferno. The husband and father who is a night security guard collapsed upon arriving home only to behold the ghastly sight. Meanwhile a sand harvesting mission in Kikopey area, Gilgil ended tragically when two middle aged men died after the walls of the quarry they were working in caved in on them. The two, one of whom was an IDP from a nearby camp died as fellow workers tried to save their lives. Emotions run high in the area as locals joined hands in trying to scoop the sand from the quarry said to be the largest in the area. The death brought to fourteen the number of people who have died in the quarry since 2000. Incidentally, among those who died on Tuesday was Antony Kinuthia whose elder brother died in the same quarry under the same circumstances in 2008. Eyewitnesses said they attempted to save the two who for some time could be heard calling for help but their efforts were futile as by the time they managed to get to them they were

  20. Uhuru is accused of mass rape read here>

    Ex-Israeli president gets 7 years for rape

    Posted Tuesday, March 22 2011 at 19:57
    In Summary

    •But one judge says jail term of four and a half years would have been enough for Katsav

    TEL AVIV, Tuesday

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    Ex Israel president gets seven years for rape
    Former Israeli president Moshe Katsav was today sentenced to seven years behind bars after being convicted on two counts of rape and other offences in a scandal which has rocked Israel.

    The judges also handed him a two-year suspended sentence and ordered him to pay compensation of 100,000 shekels ($28,000/20,000 euros) to the main victim, known only as “Aleph”, as well as 25,000 shekels ($7,000/5,000 euros) to a second victim.

    “This is a victory for lies!” shouted the 65-year-old as the sentence was read out by presiding Judge George Kara, with his legal team vowing to appeal.

    Mr Katsav was convicted in December of rape, sexual harassment, indecent acts and obstruction of justice after an 18-month trial which included harrowing accusations, and portrayed him as a sexual predator who routinely harassed his female staff.

    The court granted Katsav 45 days to set his affairs in order before he begins his sentence on May 8.

    The sentence was hailed by women’s campaigners as a “great achievement” but denounced by Katsav’s legal team as a “day of mourning for Israel.”

    As the sentence was read out Katsav began shouting at the judges, telling them: “You are wrong! It’s a victory for lies!” and “An injustice has been done here.”

    The sentence was set by two of the three judges, with the third, the minority opinion, saying a jail term of four and a half years would have been enough for the former head of state, who repeatedly proclaimed his innocence throughout the trial.

    “The crime of rape harms and desecrates a person’s honour, humiliates them, represses the spirit and damages the soul. The severity of the crime of rape was further reinforced because it was carried out through the exploitation of his position of authority,” Judge Kara said.

    “The defendant committed the crime and like every other person, he must bear the consequences. No man is above the law,” he said, according to an official transcript. “The accused is not a victim but the one who carried out an attack.”

    “Aleph,” the main victim said she was satisfied with the outcome of the trial.

    “Personally I was not looking for vengeance and the severity of the sentence was not important to me. The main thing for me was the verdict, that the court unanimously believed me and gave me justice, even if it was delayed,” she told reporters.

    “I just want to get back to my life, to my family and my anonymity,” she said.

    As Katsav left the court, hundreds of photographers and camera operators besieged the besuited former president.

    “Rapist, go to prison!” screamed one woman as he was bundled into a waiting car, with scuffles breaking out between reporters and his family.

    Tzion Amir, one of Katsav’s lawyers, described the sentence as “day of sadness and mourning for Israeli society” and vowed to appeal to the Supreme Court.

    “There is no doubt that this is a very significant day for the victims of sexual violence after a four-and-a-half-year struggle,” said Dorit Abramovich, who headed a campaign by 20 women’s groups to charge the former president. (AFP)

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