Hmmmmmmmmmm...you think?

The lady now wants to talk..... Hmmmm

@mpobiz, this must be your intention:

This is the mixing of issues that I am talking about, what does OAR not being in govt have to do with ICC? Ama only people who are currently in govt can be tried by ICC?? By the way I'm surprised you two did not pull out the 'OAR was not on the envelope list' strategy. That's the most ridiculous argument I have ever heard, ati coz he was not on the list, then magically it means he is clean.
McReggae I call things as I see them, I don't know what you mean by 'how Raila organized their people to cut, rape and kill each', this doesn't even make sense. So are you implying that they did the atrocities to themselves? What does "their people" in this case mean? Kikuyus? In case you didn't realize I am far from being a Kikuyu, but just because I am not Kikuyu doesn't mean that I should sit around and defend "one of our people" when it is clear as day who started the violence.

I didn't the long rant.......maybe yangu pia ilikupita.

Lol! This was unbelievable to say the least....

ION an NGO called coalition for the ICC is asking fellow NGOs tweet and ask AFRICA to STAY WITH ICC


#StayWiththeICC

interesting mix of usual Kenyan suspects copied in the tweets ..

Some insight here

Kenya’s threat to withdraw from the ICC: what will SA do?



"While South Africa has not come out decisively stating whether it will, or will not, support a resolution to withdraw from the ICC, a spokesperson for the Department of International Relations and Co-Operation has described the likelihood of South Africa withdrawing from the court as “a big if.”

And it was just over six weeks ago that ICC president, Sang-Hyun Song praised South Africa as a “very active and supportive member state” of the Court.

Still, the Southern Africa Litigation Centre has written to various South African government departments imploring South Africa’s representatives to “publicly confirm its support for the ICC.”

“The credibility and future of the ICC is on the line. South Africa must stand up for international justice,” SALC’s ...project lawyer for international criminal justice, said in a statement..

“With exemplary legislation for international crimes and a Constitution committed to human rights and justice, South Africa must speak out at the African Union summit, reaffirming its commitment to the ICC and encouraging other African governments to back the Court - and the fight against impunity for crimes against humanity,” she said.

Her organisation is one of 130 groups from across Africa that has called on African members to reaffirm their commitment to the ICC.

... Jakaya Kikwete, also expressed the AU's dissatisfaction with the court at the UN general assembly last month.

"The ICC continues to ignore repeated requests and appeals by the African Union," he said. "This attitude has become a major handicap that fails to reconcile the court's secondary and complementary role in fighting impunity."

Then there is Court’s apparent unwillingness to open investigations into the potential war crimes and crimes committed against humanity in the wars waged in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Speaking at the Review Conference of the Rome Statute, Former UN Secretary General, Kofi Annan, spoke particularly of this apparent immunity the most powerful in the world appeared to hold when it comes to international justice.

“What kind of leadership is this which would absolve the powerful from the rules they apply to the weak?"

With the current situation do the proponents of leaving still hold their view?

US has never been a member. These sound like Trump's sentiments.