Please DK, don't let Botswana down

Friday, September 18, 2009

Honestly, I do not think His Excellency (The President) and Hounarable BDP Chairperson (DK) expect anyone to buy into the "peace" deal they signed. Maybe our illiterate parents and grandparents (the main BDP supporters) in the rural areas can buy that.

Ask yourself: why didn't His Excellency sign this peace deal immediately after the Kanye congess? It shows that His Excellency was still holding a grudge after the A-team lost, and he was waiting to revenge.

That is why he decided to sideline the newly-elected central committee. Why didn't His Excellency sign this peace deal with DK whilst still awaiting the court ruling on the Motswaledi case. Had the judges ruled against him, was he going to still sign this peace deal? Obviously not!

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