After reading these comments, I chose to listen to the clip again (thanks for the You tube link).
I think for those of us who have in a way become tribeless, it is a balanced piece. In fact at some point he says
'if anyone wants to place blame, then let them do so across the board'. He also says
'we all agree that this madness has to stop or it will be every ma/woman for him/herself and God for us all'. (
By tribeless I mean I have friends and relas all over so if I was to side with killings, I would be hurting people I love or care about)
What happened in Eldoret, Kuresoi & those other areas was as wrong as what happened in Naivasha. So when someone says it out, let us not immediately retreat to our tribal cocoons and dissect anything he/she says through the shades of our tribal colour.
And people, please let us appreciate our diversity (I love to speak my mother tongue) but let us at the same time view people not from their tribes but from their actions.
It is good to condemn the action but let us stop saying Kalenjins killed, Kikuyus killed, Luos looted etc.. No, it is a Rotich, Njoroge or Onyango who did that. Not the entire tribe. Even the masterminds were individuals, not entire tribes. When we can think like that, then we can claim to be true Kenyans.
And we all agree their days are numbered…. I fear more not what Ocampo will do but God’s wrath..
Long live Kenya! ....above all, to stand.