Uhuru is a Computer Generated President, We Are Going to COURT – NASA

NASA has declared that for the third time, a Kenyan president has been generated through the computer.

Speaking in Lavington, Raila enumerated the ills which Jubilee has committed including unleashing military and the police on Kenyans who are protesting the rigging of elections. He has also indicated that NGOs are being clamped on for trying to change the win of Jubilee in court.

He has said that the actions on the civil society has necessitated NASA to go to court while at the same time recognising that Jubilee intimidated courts and since the intimidations, it has not lost any case.

Mr Odinga also reiterated the issue raised by the Carter Centre which was was curious as to why the IEBC was in a hurry to declare the results before the seven days provided for by the constitution elapsed.

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“Although election day voting and counting processes functioned smoothly, the electronic transmission of results from the polling stations to the 290 constituency centers, where official results are tallied, proved unreliable. Unofficial results were also transmitted to the national tally center, where they were posted on its website. Unfortunately, the early display of vote tallies at the national level was not accompanied by the scans of polling station results forms as planned, nor labeled unofficial, leading to some confusion regarding the status of official results.”

NASA will be making their case in the Supreme Court in order to lay before the world the darkest election rigging to ever happen in any democratic country and the making of computer generated leaders.

Odinga also pointed out that the late Chris Msando was a sacrificial lamb and that the Jubilee government used his death to rig themselves into power.

He asked all African Democratic states to join them in standing up against these kind of leadership that will go to any extent to hold on to their realm.

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