You infer to the very core of this struggle that has been lost in a myriad of obscure sycophant hallucinations in support of the divergent. Indeed the streets became battle scenes for a number of reason but principal being the power of the Executive. The Bomas draft does reflect and capture the context of our displeasure and therefore a drive for change.

Furthermore, the bill of rights, perhaps the only bright spot in this darkness was somewhat watered down by the Wako draft. For instance Chapter 6, section 43 (disability act) plays high and mighty. Outrageously, the government is not obliged to ensure that these guidelines are entrenched into the mainstream. This is what I mean. A building does not have to accommodate accessible amenities that will allow a person(s) with disability to access it without seemingly ‘shutting them out’ by construction obstacles. The government will not prosecute such an owner for discrimination; Period.

On social security, section 60; it is not mandatory for the government to hand out welfare for the least fortunate yet it is their right to welfare. Such conflicting language or intent for that mater is insincere and goes way against what the Bomas draft intended. As we can attest, our legislators seem oblivious even to this basic need.

That said; where do we go from here? I know what majority of my kin folk will do; we’ll shove it down their throats. We’ve waited 40 plus years, by no means is it tough to wait a few more for a proper document.

My intent was to be brief. My apologies Ory.