KALONZO, REVOLUTIONS ARE NOT LED BY PEOPLE WHO HAVE STATE SECURITY

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Kalonzo should know that any MOU he signed with anyone does not involve my vote.

By Armstrong K. Abala

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Kalonzo wanted to swear against a ‘government’ but still wanted the same government to offer him and the other NASA principals security. Revolutions are not led by people who have state security.

If Kalonzo wants security from the state, he should ditch the Opposition and join the state. You cannot lead a revolution against a ‘government’ you have termed illegitimate and still expect it to provide you with security to ‘overthrow’ it. Raila got to Uhuru park and took the oath, did he have state security?

The excuse by Kalonzo and his partners Mudavadi and Wetangula that they could not make it to Uhuru park because their security was withdrawn, is tired and cannot be believed by any sane human being.

We the NASA supporters expected them to be available at the swearing in especially after making numerous noises of how they must swear in Raila Odinga. Kalonzo cowed out as usual.

Come to think of it, Mombasa Governor Ali Hassan Joho’s security was pulled out in a dramatic way as he was heading to Uhuru park but he still proceeded and attended the swearing in. How then can Kalonzo and co convince us that their security made them not come to Uhuru Park?

Kalonzo mostly has betrayed the trust of the people he had built and he should be ready to live with the consequences of his actions. I personally thought he had reformed from his watermelon tendencies but apparently, I was wrong. The watermelon nature is back and in full swing.

What would happen to this country of people like Kalonzo were to be chief opposition leaders? Where would people go, who would defend the people? These ones who leave the people to their own sorrows.

Let me say that; I AM PROUD OF RAILA AMOLO ODINGA. The man has a stand that no politician in this country will ever have. He has been without state security for as long as anyone can remember but he believes in the power of the people.

Personally, I am done with a Kalonzo presidency. He should know that any MOU he signed with anyone does not involve my vote.



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