coffee with kofi

wanna take some coffee with kofi anan?

this is what you would most likely discuss:

1. the government is not committed to a reform agenda (whether 1 or 4)
2. the gang that is in leadership is comfortable with status quo...kibaki and raila are such buddies they traverse the countryside like collossusses(sic)
3. nobody wants a new constitution; its design is such that it may make the presidency weak and hence unattractive (honestly kofi, can you imagine raila as a ceremonial president?)
4. agenda 4 is not attractive to politics, and we are a political people, so can we make it a political contest instead of being real work?
5. this icc will work for kibaki and raila...you see, they negotiated themselves out of the envelope and you know that...so it will assist them sort out a few of their enemies and clip the wings of more ambitious fellows
6. kalonzo...ah! forget kalonzo, he stands for nothing, not even himself for he has not even defined that...
7. the idps were shortchanged, their money took long to come, it was too little, and it was stolen before it got to them, and nobody seems to know where to take them
8. police reforms? what's that? yes, ali is gone to post letters, if that can be called reforms
9. but kofi, who has sent you? to whom do you REALLY report?

oh, my coffee is cold

what a way to start a week!