Kenya and Kenyans must rise up AND SAVE OUR COUNTRY - STOP THE HATRED

Kenya today is not the Kenya we knew.The country has changed. The atmosphere has changed. The mood is filled with sorrow.The country is now drenched with the blood of the innocent dead from both sides of the devide.What happenned to our country of "Hakuna Matata"What happenned to democracy?What happenned to the police force whose motto was supposed to be "Utumishi Kwa Wote"What happenned to good neighbourliness?Why are we all so charged, wanting more and more blood - and soon our own blood?Do we all want to die with the country leo?Is there no tommorrow - what about our children - should we die with them?If you kill a Kikuyu, If you kill a Luo, If you kill a Taita - it you kill any Kenya - you are killing yourself.Has tribalism and bitterness made us so myopic to the extend that we no Longer care about justice, peace, intergrity, democracy etc
We demand our Kenya back.Most people in PNU will say that ni makosa ya ODM. At this time, no side can really claim a high moral ground.We need people who can be patriotic again. I am a Kenyan, a kale and IN ODM. However, I have condemned the killings of the innocent in the Rift Valley. The sad thing is that, on new years eve, a number of PNU people - especially in central were celebrating the massacre of Luos in Kisumu!What happenned? Since when did the innocent blood of women, children, men from Kikuyus, Kales, Maasais etc become our honey? Since when?
How come PNU people do not want power sharing or re-election and even rejected vote counting initially (when the evidence was still intact) when they all know that Kibaki did not win?
Let us go back to the drawing board to save our country - or else, there will be nothing to be saved when most of us dies from a brutal civil war, disease and hunger (I estimate about 30-40%) of the country could die this.
IN A CIVIL WAR, EVERYBODY WILL BE A LOOSER.