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    "speaker_name": "Mrs. Shebesh",
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        "legal_name": "Rachel Wambui Shebesh",
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    "content": "Madam Temporary Deputy Speaker, I am very glad I am going home because I was about to be infected by a disease called polarisis by the Ocampo Six. Definitely, I am not in the good mood that everybody seems to be in. I want to tell my good friend and the man that I admire very much in this House, hon. Orengo, that when he wants to stand with his colleagues in solidarity, he should also remember to stand with the 405 young people who were killed by the police during the post-election violence. He should remember to stand with the people who continue to languish in IDPs camps to date and the 3,000 women who were raped during the post-election violence. He must stand with every Kenyan and not just the Kenyan he shares an office with. I go home not happy and excited like others are saying, but saddened by the events that have happened in this House. I do not believe that Kenyans will get justice with the kind of arguments that we have been raising in this House. These issues are more ethnic, polarized on party lines and personalities. These issues will not give Kenyans the justice they deserve. So, as I go home, I want to see how we can set up a local tribunal that will ensure that Kenyans get the justice they deserve. I do not see them getting it through this House, the Executive or the Judiciary. I see it coming through another process, which I believe this country can still come up with for the sake of unity. With those remarks, I support the Motion."
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