After what happened in Kenya 2006-2008, Kenyans will not tolerate any leader who attempts to use force on them. Such a leader is likely to be "Gadaffi'dead"... We are on the right track - creating open / public channels (institutions, associations and information systems) to vent our public grievances and to restrict those proven guilty (of corruption in the public or private sector) from holding public office or from doing business with government. That is what has lacked in the Arab world. Now they have "democratized" violence in that part of the world. On Tue, Dec 6, 2011 at 9:40 AM, Philip Adar <philip.adar@gmail.com> wrote:
I am hopeful that the change we seek in Kenya shall happen one day. In my perspective, this change shall not come from every citizen willingly. This change shall come through force, through dedication and zeal of a national leader who shall exhibit the qualities we desire and diligently guide the people through to a new national character. Something like the style of Mao Zedong of China!
If we are lucky to get such a leader after the 2012 polls, then that will be great. Any other method may as well succeed, but after many many decades to come.