#Free Election Movement#

If the intelligence of the Kenyan society is going to remain neutral in this time of moral crisis concerning the elections, we will in part regret having ever promulgated the constitution.when a conglomeration of criminals are lined up and bribing their way infiltrating the ignorant masses, the supposed lights of today have been darkened by sycophancy.
We know the work of a president in regard to international obligation, we know the work of the Governor in regard to management and not hooliganism and we know the roles of a senator in regard to the functions of legislation on important issues.We must understand that we need to solve the puzzle of crimes against humanity committed against (innocent) members  of the human race, we know Nairobi and other counties need to be run like cities not ghettos, we know the country has to try as much as possible through legislation and other measures to fight against creating a drug-ridden society.
We know, we have the hope and we shall ensure people are informed. We rise above ethnicity, we rise above politics 101 to politics with morality;the fabric that holds together any society, we rise above financial interests with the hope of a nation that will comfortably house our sons and daughters long after we are gone.
We stand to be counted as having stood for the truth.We, those who have chosen to think and talk the way we feel, in light of the difficulties we may encounter join the souls of MAUMAU soldiers that fell by the ruthless rifles of the white, we join all those who fought one-party system, those who fell by the hands of antagonists for rising their voice that the voices of the lumpen-proletariat may be heard, we hereby, join our spirits, minds and souls in the movement of justice. There for we must be free from neo-colonization, oppression, exploitation, indoctrination and manipulation for the sake of our nation and the present and next generation.....

A Constitution is not the act of a Government, but of a people constituting a government, and a government without a constitution is a power without right....-Thomas Paine - "Rights of Man" (1791)