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    "content": "right from the killings in Bungoma and Busia. When we asked questions, they said that they were political. But no politician has ever been arrested. We moved to Mombasa. Marwa and ole Lenku said that those were ODM and CORD operatives. Nobody has been arrested. We moved to Mpeketoni and none other than the President himself, even when the most respected intelligence agencies – the Americans, French and British - were saying that it was Al Shabaab, stood up without batting an eyelid and said that those were local political networks; even when the Al Shabaab themselves said that they did it. What goes round comes round. Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, then the comedy of errors reached the crescendo last week when the Deputy President stood up and said: “We moved in and killed 100.” Where are the 100 that they killed? Then they published a false picture, taken in May, and said: “These are the people we killed.” They even forgot to erase the date. The people were in military uniform. Since when did guerillas wear military uniform? You cannot play games with the people of Kenya. I share Sen. Amos Wako’s feelings and views that as we welcome the expanded Motion by Sen. Billow Kerrow, I would love to see it bring together Committees of the “Lower House” and the Senate to work together. If Parliament wants to work, it can do so. Remember the case of J.M. Kariuki---"
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