Hague option no doubt has its shortcomings - that include,but not limited to enforcing arrests - having to rely on signatory -countries to handle that for them.
That aside,as Kenyans interested in bringing the hitherto untouchable walahai to book,the Hague route represents a real challenge to the impunity that has been holding in Kenya for far too long now.
We are aware that once the suspects are indicted,Kenya,as well as all other countries that have ratified ICC,are duty bound to arrest and transfer them to ICC.
If Kenya fails to honour what they are signatory to,there are ramifications that come with it.
Further,assuming Kenya fails to arrest them,then they would be condemned to sticking within the borders of this country,as any venture out will see them promptly put on KLM flight to Amsterdam,pending a road transfer to Hague.
If one can not travel out of Kenya,they would be ill qualified to occupie any meaningful public office.
Such are the inconviniencies faced by the fatcats,that make us the commoners be thrilled by the Hague option.
After that,never again will a demagougue organise/bankroll terror by Kenyans targetting fellow Kenyans.
Things arent always the way they look like
Isuni yilu yi maa me muyo - ni Mbisuu