The naysayers wants us to believe otherwise.They pretend they cant see.Yet we and even they-in their closet- know all looks bleak and that cure can only begins with right undistorted prognosis of the core problem.Kenya ain`t staggering, she is literally at the ditch.You think its funny for someone like Obama to overlook his father country as his maiden landing on African continet?You bet!

When you hear our brothers from Kalenjin community oppose local tribunal-because to them, thats means prosecuting kalenjin for chaos following 07 election, something must be seriously and fundamentally wrong.

When an election was snatched- stolen to be blunt precise on a broad daylight before the eyes even of the blind- you know Obama is right to by-pass Kenya -land of his father-and now land of thousands troubles- for his 1st African tour!

When Mungiki - and crime in general is virtually everywhere in Kenya-murder at wanton -that kind of lawless is only possible in a failed state.Police is just but accomplishes if not partakers- no wonder they are the most corrupt institution in Kenya.

When people are kicking the basket in the most unhuman manner- dying due hunger-thirst and starvation -while Mps earn more than US senators and on top they get gas guzzling goverment paid high powered chase motor- you know we dont have a Gov in reality but bunch of thieves!

And list goes on and on ....need not catalogue here ...so why don`t them who think Kenya ain`t a failed state try to live there... go ahead and relocated back and you will ask who bewitched thee...

Elijohn
B/WA/USA

When they kick the "BUSKET?", they will all be planted in the very failed State they so detest. Even the most diasporised will always seek to be transported back.

A failed State or not, Kenya will always be Kenya while the Kenyans will come and go. Delve the difference.

Eli, I rarely care about your views but here I agree with you. Kenyans have decided the last time there was to be a country called Kenya is gone...it evil against evil while disillusioning the good people. However, there is always a light beyond the tunnel. Just before 1982 we had a big drought and severe food shortages. If you were there during the 1982 mutiny, the country went dead..and somehow..it came back albeit on the path of destruction that we are still seeing ..I am not oblivious of hopeful days in the midst of that..
If there will be one that calls upon my name "I will not destroy it". You know Elijohn the one who passed on recently? He was a believer..believe and keep the little hope.