Fikira and Maoni on the Kenyan Crisis 12

Tafadhali tusibadili the word justice kuumiza watu in any way

I have carefully read the Fikira and Maoni 11 and concluded that this debate is on the right direction. That is what we call dialogue. I agree with you we need justice. Yesterday my neighbour's house in Elburgon was burnt in the language of justice seeking? ? we are scared of what we should do as a family should we run away from Rift vally and leave it to Kenyans?

I support mediation process. I pray that Truth, Justice and Peace be the foundation of Kenya after this crises is solved once and for all. I support Raila in search for justice, its painful for people being unfair to you but mass action is NOT the solution, coz innocent pple are the victims of such actions.

Lets go for hope and fight the war the right way as our mentor Jesus Christ did. Great saints are those who fought the injustice of this world using the way Jesus would have done it. An experts of negotiations told us that we have two tools we use in dialogue; position and interest. what politicians put in the public is their position but they will never disclose their interest. The position is meant to negotiate for a better interest, so lets be careful that we are not mislead by the position of politicians yet we dont know their main interest are. For Raila and Kibaki its obvious we know both their position and interest but we dont know what the others want!

Have a Peaceful week and may our Lord grant all our good heart desires.

Prayers and love