NASA Invites ICC to Investigate Police Killings in Kenya

National Super Alliance (NASA) has invited the International Criminal Court (ICC), the United Nations High Commission for Human Rights and other protection organizations to immediately commence investigations into the recent killings by police in the country..
In a statement to the press on Wednesday, Raila Odinga’s adviser Salim Lone said an illegitimately formed Jubilee government was killing unarmed Kenyans to cow them into accepting it.
“Kenyans have become more determined than ever to fight for their rights as oppression and economic deprivations intensify from an illegitimate government,” he said.
“Every single life needlessly extinguished is unacceptable and the killers must face the harshest penalties the law allows,” the statement partly read.
“But when the killings are ethnically targeted, they are even more heinous and rise to the level of crimes against humanity. As all Kenyans know, these are subject to prosecution by the ICC.” said Mr Lone, who was communicating on behalf of NASA principals.
“There is something profoundly sickening about a nation in which the Government repeatedly undertakes mass killings to keep its citizens intimidated into accepting its undemocratic rule."
Lone commended the international community for refusing to congratulate President Uhuru Kenyatta after the Supreme Court upheld his victory in last month's repeated presidential election.
“Uhuru knows that his rule and policies have irrevocably alienated most of the population, and he can only rule by cowing the people into submission,” He said.
“Why are police shooting to kill? Why are they even using live bullets on people who pose no threat to police or to anyone else’s life? Instead of Raila’s supporters celebrating his return, police unleashed terror on unarmed civilians who are protesting an illegitimate ruler," Lone said.
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In believable and rnd up…
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In believable and rnd up your investigING, please do not ignore the culture of lies where some individuals plan violence, execute it and blame it on a target to achieve preconceived outcome. Context is very important here.
Is this the big announcement…
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Is this the big announcement kana hena ndeto ingi twetereire ?
Don't forget Raila and…
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Don't forget Raila and Kalonzo have already been sued at the ICC. Both carry the responsibility of all the killings. NASA, don't play games here. You carry the blood of all those killed in your hands.
What is Nasa's contribution…
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What is Nasa's contribution to this problem of people getting killed?. Are the organizers of this demonstrations supervising their demonstrators?.
Raila praised the supreme…
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Raila praised the supreme Court on AUGUST 8th ruling when the verdict favored him. As he stated then, the rule of law was followed. That was after he had challenged the court to "redeem itself".
Before any investigations commence, we should make Raila accountable for every word that comes out of his mouth. For God created this world using the word. Raila has created his world using lies and unsubstantisted statements. If Raila says he knows who killed Musado, he should give facts and full account of how that person died or produce the videos from him or his followers giving proof. If he says ballots are being printed elsewhere,and he saw that, this is technology age, he should produce videos of the printing. If he says IEBC is compromised, he should be the responsible leader he wants to be and state exactly who and how he knows. If he says, police are killing demonstrators, he should explain why his demonstrators are carrying wooden objects as if going to a construction site. If he says President Uhuru Kenyatta is illegitimate President, he should have his lawyers explain the supreme Court verdict, he should also explain all the voters that voted for the president. If Rails says only 3 million voted for the president, he should explain to the country where he got his figures. This should also apply to all media houses. Kenya should quickly put laws in place that anything put out there for our citizens to consume must have veriviable evidence. If one mouths lies intentionally or without verifying information, they should be penalized and the denied the chance to tell more lies to Kenyans.
For future generations, no one should say anything that they cannot support with evidence. Not even a politician. This is if the country wants to move forward otherwise for the next five years this governments job will only be that of undoing all the lies that will be told on a daily basis.
Kenya as a country, to move on is not depending on outsiders and what they think. Outsiders need to take their time. What they say or don't say will not affect Kenyans. They will say what they say in self interest. Kenya is no longer colonized, its only depending on Kenyans.
It's also important to state here that this parliament should put laws in place such that it does not matter who becomes the president, no one will ever be able to take Kenya that close to destruction again and also make sure any changes needed in the law are made through the parliament and constitution. No side shows
Imbuya I support you. Very…
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Imbuya I support you. Very well thought and said. We need people like you. Yes people should be acountable of their words and their deeds. Some people hav a tendency of burning their children and putting the blame on others. I believe Kenya is moving forward not backwards. We should be pround of our country Kenya. Why do some people want to tear our country down? For what purpose. May our good Lord enlighten them and open their eyes to see the beauty of our country Kenya. You call for violence and turn the blame on other people. People are neither blind or deaf; they can see and hear. So Mr. Oginga watch out. We love our country Kenya and the people of Kenya
Majority of Kenyans have…
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Majority of Kenyans have already moved on. Most people want a reasonable job so that they can support themselves and their families. UK will be sworn in as the president and the country will move on. One person should not be allowed to cause widespread havoc. You can call on the ICC, the UN, the INTERPOL, the FBI, or whatever. Most people are able to see through you. You are the main provocateur. Wananchi have had enough of these dangerous games.
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