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    "id": 492616,
    "url": "https://info.mzalendo.com/api/v0.1/hansard/entries/492616/?format=api",
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Hon. Oyoo",
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        "legal_name": "James Onyango Oyoo",
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    "content": "also given us back the respect by making sure that he honors and respects the summons by the ICC. However, because every cloud has a silver lining, I want to say that I regret and detest the attitude of my colleagues and, more so, the Jubilee mandarins. The President is a humble person by nature and he has demonstrated that. Being a Christian like me – and I am a Catholic – that is the only church that was left by Jesus Christ to Peter. The President would have wanted to go to The Hague with not more than five people. Already, he had his lawyers there. Then he needed his mother who is very prayerful. He needed his wife to give him company and, maybe, his daughter because experience has taught us that around that time of great tribulations, it is the daughters who sympathize with the fathers more than the sons. The rest would have been, perhaps, somebody to carry his documents. However, a battery of unnecessary hawkish fellow colleagues went and disparaged the name of that good country in Netherlands. They have left a very bad name for this country there. Some of them carried things that were almost pornographic. They traded abuses that we read in the Press. For example, there were words like: “Takataka Ghasia Nyinyi”. If The Hague judges were able to interpret those abuses, then they would work against His Excellency the President."
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