Roz. Wake up !!!!.......you are dreaming and it looks like you have just woken up....... Yes, votes were stolen and Kibaki illegally enthroned himself in less than 24 hours in full regalia and Martha Karua and them all rushed to the ceremony to deliver the Certificate........We may need the same certificate to be delivered to the ICC Hague and Yes we know your are registering and we are on course........ Review your memory.......check attachments........ Judy Miriga Diaspora Spokesperson Executive Director Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., USA http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com --- On Mon, 12/3/12, roz kahumbu <rozkah2005@yahoo.com> wrote: From: roz kahumbu <rozkah2005@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: Annan urges Kenyans to register To: "wanakenya@googlegroups.com" <wanakenya@googlegroups.com>, "Judy Miriga" <jbatec@yahoo.com> Date: Monday, December 3, 2012, 3:38 PM Judy...elections were not stolen and do tell Annan that we are registering. A stolen election The Guardian, Sunday 30 December 2007 Halfway through the count in Kenya's presidential and parliamentary elections, the opposition leader, Raila Odinga, was so far ahead - by 700,000 votes - that analysts predicted it would take a minor miracle for the incumbent, Mwai Kibaki, to survive. Last night, that miracle duly came to pass. Mr Kibaki was declared the winner with a comfortable majority, and the pro-opposition shacks in the south of Nairobi went up in flames. The result defies more than 50 opinion polls giving Mr Odinga the lead, the fact that more than half of Mr Kibaki's cabinet had lost their seats, and that Mr Odinga's Orange Democratic Movement had won three times as many seats as Mr Kibaki's Party of National Unity. It also defies what EU election monitors saw with their own eyes in one constituency, Molo, where the result declared in their presence was 25,000 votes short of that subsequently announced by the Election Commission of Kenya. As a result, the chief EU observer, Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, pointedly refused to call the election fair and free, saying "some doubt" remained over the accuracy of the result. There were other oddities about the count - the unnatural delay in results from Mr Kibaki's heartland, or the impossibly high turnout figures at two polling stations in Mr Kibaki's own Othaya constituency. Within minutes of the result being declared, black smoke was billowing from the Nairobi slum Kibera, and within an hour Mr Kibaki was sworn in again as president at State House. The ceremony was performed with unseemly haste, and in it Mr Kibaki promised to form a government free of corruption. This may be easier to promise than to deliver, because with only 33 seats to his party's name in the 210 member parliament it will have to be a minority government even with the help of other parties. But that is the least of Mr Kibaki's problems. This election promised so much, not only to Kenya but to Africa as a whole. It would have been the first time that a Kenyan president would have lost through the ballot box, and the first time an incumbent would have been voted out of office. It would have been, in the best sense of the word, a revolution. Many of the old guard who had dominated politics since independence were swept out of office by a younger generation of politicians who owed their popularity to votes rather than tribal loyality or patronage. Instead. Kenya appeared last night to be stepping back several decades. Deprived of power in the way that his late father - the Luo nationalist hero Oginga Odinga - was, Raila Odinga darkly predicted a stormy future for a nation that could once again split on tribal lines. Election Rigging: "A Matter Of Life And Death" - Kwach Uploaded by makozewe on Jan 6, 2008 Election Rigging: "A Matter Of Life And Death" - Kwach. Kivuitu: "I dont't Know Where The Reurning Officers Are" Uploaded by makozewe on Jan 6, 2008 Kivuitu: "I dont't Know Where The Reurning Officers Are". Update on kenya rigged elections Uploaded by mwambaocom on Jan 1, 2008 Update on kenya rigged elections,Kibaki new year message,kiviutu admiting released results under presure From: Judy Miriga <jbatec@yahoo.com> To: Judy Miriga <jbatec@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, December 3, 2012 11:33 PM Subject: Annan urges Kenyans to register
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