And if Obama loses unfairly? By John Nyaosi TEL. Nairobi, +254 734 603 184 Less than an explosion of the last catastrophe minutes or unforeseen events and serious, come Nov. 4, Illinois Senator Barrack Obama, 47, is on track to get him enough votes to enable the Office Oval, after triumphing in a political duel wholesale all kinds of obstacles and logistical nightmares. In all competitions, large or small should be a winner and a loser. As is usually the winner can be boastful or magnanimous in victory even as the loser screams guilt. They often hear claims and demands against an uneven playing field and advance gear and so on and so forth. Currently the world's attention is glued to the titanic struggle between John McCain, 72, against Barrack Obama for the presidential elections scheduled for Nov. 4. 2008. As has been described as "terrorist," the American press, the Clintons and nothing less than the former secretary of state have endorsed his candidacy. And now can be considered a heartbeat away from the presidency of a superpower leader. The fact that his father is Kenyan roots and the force of blood flowing through their veins, Democratic candidate Barrack Obama is regarded as a son of Kenya. The air in the country of his father is currently pregnant with confidence that this son whose father was a VILLABE Siaya Kogelo you go to the polls in the final on November 4. Is the success or failure in case? That's the question on the lips of many fans of Kenya "on the inhabitants of this world, after beating the odds is about to embody a particular way, not only the American dream but our dream Kenya, too. It is both a U.S. citizen as a Kenyan one. Even the birds in a bush in the village of Kogelo, probably you can hear the chirping of the Special Kenya son who suddenly ready for bigger things. For us, if there is something about our potential to provide for him to win the race, we will spare no effort in this regard to ensure Obama's victory in the final. If it comes to money, the contribution of the Kenya shilling is not a huge net anytime Shs 36 million of 36 million Kenyans! But Obama is not desperate for campaign funds, in September raised a few dollars a cool $ 150 million, which has led to enjoy a large space costs. What Obama needs our moral support and good will and nothing else. However, there is something called Bradley effect, which threatens to deprive our son of the victory that so tirelessly and bravely fought and what it so richly deserves. Because while in the successive surveys by reputable researchers and not so good reputation Obama widens the gap to a recent putting it ahead 50 percent to John McCain by 44 percent just a few days to D-Day in November, due to the jargon of elections is known as the Bradley effect, could be lost. The Bradley effect is the name of what happened to Bradley, who lost a poll, although pollsters have pointed to certain victory. All respondents who prefer that Obama might change the day of election, God forbid, acting in its true colors, and of course, driven by racism dismiss on the basis of skin color and not the ability to . If this happens, it means you may have been half-heartedly for their support of Obama himself or to please not be labeled racist deep into your heart and your heart, n never been for him are racist to the bone. This is the main reason we have not even started the celebration as all opinon polls show a clear Obama victory. If Obama loses enough, fans are willing to accept the results, but be lost through manipulation of any kind, were not called to take the next plane to Washington to eliminate the railroad. Having learned the bitter way, especially with the mirror and both the Waki and Kriegler report recommendations to the perpetrators of election violence, which, of course, accept defeat with a cool head. Nobody is ready to be towed to the International Court of Justice in The Hague to answer charges of alleged crimes against humanity and genocide. For example, Michael Ranneburger U. S. Ambassador of Kenya, one must ensure that its citizens are safe, even racist as writer Jerome Corsi, who tried to discredit Obama in the book titled The Obama Nation: leftist politics and the cult of personality desperate to discredit our son. For fans of the victory of Obama is the embodiment of the American dream, so to speak, in which an immigrant arrives in town with empty hands and left after a hard work as a success. Their success has confirmed that the believers in the American dream. Nontheless, critics say they are confused as they are negligible. In the case of a defeat of Obama (which is unlikely), what should we do? We should lobby U.S. envoy in Nairobi for a repeat of the elections on equal terms. Of course, we appreciate the fact that the financial turmoil caused by the credit crunch on Wall Street despite what Alan Greenspan has described as "irrational exuberance", the Post 9 / 11 impacts, the unfinished war group called Axis of Mal Iran and North Korea as sponsors of terrorism and other problems that have arisen as a consequence of a unipolar world led to war in Iraq, the Middle East this endless source of conflict will affect the election results. Such are the challenges that any winner in the poll in November will face a new file. But if we finally get a first agreement with a rigged vote, we, of course, with tongue firmly in cheek, offer the following as an appropriate solution to this problem. Thanks to Michael Ranneburger propose the establishment of a coalition government in Kenya inspired by immediately sharing power between the two constituencies John McCain and Obama Barrck our brother. All political appointments must be approved by the allocations. A committee of eminent personalities from the world also needs to quickly negotiate an amicable agreement to share power and more than 200 years U. S. Constitution should be revised with the collaboration of Wanjiku or, preferably, in this case, interested parties such as the Kenyans to reach a document that always ensure fair play in future surveys U. S. Besides that the people of that region to claim reparations for the slave trade and the loss of parents Blacks who died in cotton fields, and who built America.