I agree with @Wendz and disagree with everyone else who says we should just keep quiet and move on. Governments world over have been brought down by people's power - unarmed citizens tired with the status quo who put their foot down and say enough is enough.

If everyone in Kenya had kept quiet as some are advocating, Moi could still be in power, Biwott could probably be the minister in charge of internal security, Kamlesh might have made it to minister of finance (after being appointed as an MP) etc. etc. People talked, marched, shouted etc. Some were killed, detained, maimed etc. but we got where we are.

If people got to the streets to protest against protection of drug cartels by the government, use of state machinery to eliminate those who are against the trade etc, western media would jump on the story like nobody's business. If this was accompanied by investigative pieces like the one done by Moha and crew, then heads would start to roll. Western governments would start asking questions, assets/bank accounts of some high and mighty would be frozen, travel bans would be imposed etc. Politicians/leaders being who they are would drop the drug barons like hot potatoes and even sacrifice some of them to get back into good books or to simply get back access to their ill gotten wealth. It would not take a day, a month or even an year but believe you me, this is how it would play out. More or less.

Did we watch the same story???