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They’re missing the MOST important detail. I have such little zeal for life. YOU CAN’T SHOOT CHILDREN!!! The PAIN in my father’s voice, the anguish in my friends’ faces. Most painful, disgusting shit EVER. I can’t live with it. They’ll get us whether or not we go!

They’re missing the MOST important detail. I have such little zeal for life. YOU CAN’T SHOOT CHILDREN!!! The PAIN in my father’s voice, the anguish in my friends’ faces. Most painful, disgusting shit EVER. I can’t live with it. They’ll get us whether or not we go!

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I have just arrived in Brussels to represent The ODM party at the European Parliament and other key institutions. This opportunity comes courtesy of the European Union in Kenya and H.E. Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga, who has always reminded us that excellence must be pursued relentlessly and without excuse. I look forward to engaging with world leaders, learning best practices, and bringing these insights back home to strengthen our mighty party.

I have just arrived in Brussels to represent The ODM party at the European Parliament and other key institutions. This opportunity comes courtesy of the European Union in Kenya and H.E. Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga, who has always reminded us that excellence must be pursued relentlessly and without excuse. I look forward to engaging with world leaders, learning best practices, and bringing these insights back home to strengthen our mighty party.

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Heading back home after a long day in Washington D.C.

Heading back home after a long day in Washington D.C.

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Fellow Africans, In a world filled with countless leaders, only a rare few rise to embody the very soul of their people. Even fewer transcend borders to become symbols of hope, resilience, and inspiration for an entire continent. His Excellency, the Right Honourable The Raila Odinga Amolo Foundation is one such figure. A man whose journey mirrors the struggles and triumphs of Africa itself. Today, I present him for your most serious consideration as the next Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), a role for which he is uniquely and undeniably qualified. I am Kasmuel McOure, a young revolutionary who has stood at the forefront of Kenya’s struggle against oppression, corruption, and the erosion of good governance. I belong to a generation profoundly inspired by Raila Odinga’s unwavering fight for justice. His legacy is a powerful testament to resilience, vision, and the relentless pursuit of democratic values. Raila Odinga’s name is inseparable from the story of Kenya’s democratic evolution. He was instrumental in dismantling a 24-year dictatorship under Daniel arap Moi, championing the transition to a multiparty democracy, and crafting a constitution that secured the rule of law for generations to come. His leadership, forged in personal sacrifice, redefined the course of our nation. Even at great personal and political cost, Raila Odinga stood firm. When chaos threatened to tear our nation apart, he chose dialogue over destruction, constitutionalism over ambition; an extraordinary act of statesmanship in an age that too often celebrates self-interest. But Raila Odinga’s influence reaches far beyond Kenya. He is a Pan-African visionary, an Afro-Optimist who deeply understands the intricate fabric of Africa’s struggles and possibilities. He is a beacon of hope who has dared to challenge injustice and lead with unwavering integrity, even in the face of overwhelming odds. He envisions a continent where trade routes are open, civil unrest is quelled, and Africa reclaims her sovereignty from the chains of foreign exploitation. This vision is not a mere ideal; it is a lifelong commitment, one that has been consistently reflected in his actions and principles. A vision that resonates from the savannahs of the Mara to the shores of Cape Town, from the markets of Lagos to the streets of Addis Ababa. Kenya, with its vibrant online sphere and culture of debate, owes much of its freedoms to Raila’s sacrifices. He fought tirelessly to enshrine the right to free expression and political participation in our constitution. Though he remains a figure both praised and criticized, this duality speaks to his humanity—imperfect, yet unwavering in his pursuit of progress. I speak from personal experience, having been both an ally and a critic. Yet in every instance, I have found in him a leader who listens, mentors, and empowers. In a time when the world yearns for leaders of integrity, vision, and courage, Raila Odinga stands as an enduring beacon. He is a man whose vision for Africa is not confined to today or tomorrow, but for generations to come. A visionary leader who, against all odds, has always prioritized the people over power; an attribute Africa desperately needs at this pivotal moment. Africa needs a leader who embodies wisdom, courage, and an unwavering belief in our collective destiny. A son of the soil, forged in the fires of struggle, and ready to lead us toward a brighter, united future. Africa, I present to you your son, by way of Kenya, His Excellency, the Right Honourable Raila Amolo Odinga.

Fellow Africans, In a world filled with countless leaders, only a rare few rise to embody the very soul of their people. Even fewer transcend borders to become symbols of hope, resilience, and inspiration for an entire continent. His Excellency, the Right Honourable The Raila Odinga Amolo Foundation is one such figure. A man whose journey mirrors the struggles and triumphs of Africa itself. Today, I present him for your most serious consideration as the next Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), a role for which he is uniquely and undeniably qualified. I am Kasmuel McOure, a young revolutionary who has stood at the forefront of Kenya’s struggle against oppression, corruption, and the erosion of good governance. I belong to a generation profoundly inspired by Raila Odinga’s unwavering fight for justice. His legacy is a powerful testament to resilience, vision, and the relentless pursuit of democratic values. Raila Odinga’s name is inseparable from the story of Kenya’s democratic evolution. He was instrumental in dismantling a 24-year dictatorship under Daniel arap Moi, championing the transition to a multiparty democracy, and crafting a constitution that secured the rule of law for generations to come. His leadership, forged in personal sacrifice, redefined the course of our nation. Even at great personal and political cost, Raila Odinga stood firm. When chaos threatened to tear our nation apart, he chose dialogue over destruction, constitutionalism over ambition; an extraordinary act of statesmanship in an age that too often celebrates self-interest. But Raila Odinga’s influence reaches far beyond Kenya. He is a Pan-African visionary, an Afro-Optimist who deeply understands the intricate fabric of Africa’s struggles and possibilities. He is a beacon of hope who has dared to challenge injustice and lead with unwavering integrity, even in the face of overwhelming odds. He envisions a continent where trade routes are open, civil unrest is quelled, and Africa reclaims her sovereignty from the chains of foreign exploitation. This vision is not a mere ideal; it is a lifelong commitment, one that has been consistently reflected in his actions and principles. A vision that resonates from the savannahs of the Mara to the shores of Cape Town, from the markets of Lagos to the streets of Addis Ababa. Kenya, with its vibrant online sphere and culture of debate, owes much of its freedoms to Raila’s sacrifices. He fought tirelessly to enshrine the right to free expression and political participation in our constitution. Though he remains a figure both praised and criticized, this duality speaks to his humanity—imperfect, yet unwavering in his pursuit of progress. I speak from personal experience, having been both an ally and a critic. Yet in every instance, I have found in him a leader who listens, mentors, and empowers. In a time when the world yearns for leaders of integrity, vision, and courage, Raila Odinga stands as an enduring beacon. He is a man whose vision for Africa is not confined to today or tomorrow, but for generations to come. A visionary leader who, against all odds, has always prioritized the people over power; an attribute Africa desperately needs at this pivotal moment. Africa needs a leader who embodies wisdom, courage, and an unwavering belief in our collective destiny. A son of the soil, forged in the fires of struggle, and ready to lead us toward a brighter, united future. Africa, I present to you your son, by way of Kenya, His Excellency, the Right Honourable Raila Amolo Odinga.

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Nairobi Bound. I’d really missed home. Kenya Ni Home🇰🇪

Nairobi Bound. I’d really missed home. Kenya Ni Home🇰🇪

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Reject misinformation, not the Finance Bill 2026.
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Reject misinformation, not the Finance Bill 2026.

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The Nane Nane march WILL happen!
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The Nane Nane march WILL happen!

Kasmuel McOure

751,920 views • 1 year ago

I've consistently said a revolution is not a popularity contest. I went to the streets because I was sick and tired of the miserable lives my people and I were living. We went to the streets because we had nothing to lose but our miserable lives. I don't need anyone's approval to do what's right for our country. I will fight for the betterment of our people's social and material conditions, as well as for the stability of our country. If this will cost me popularity, so be it. The Internet has never liked me anyway. If it will cost me work, so be it. Our youth are languishing in unemployment. If it will cost me my life, I've said it time without number, so be it. I shall do my honest part, speak truth to power at any opportunity I get, while advocating for a stable Kenya for all of us to thrive. Inawezekana! If you don't like the way I agitate for change, go out and be the change you want to see.🇰🇪
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I've consistently said a revolution is not a popularity contest. I went to the streets because I was sick and tired of the miserable lives my people and I were living. We went to the streets because we had nothing to lose but our miserable lives. I don't need anyone's approval to do what's right for our country. I will fight for the betterment of our people's social and material conditions, as well as for the stability of our country. If this will cost me popularity, so be it. The Internet has never liked me anyway. If it will cost me work, so be it. Our youth are languishing in unemployment. If it will cost me my life, I've said it time without number, so be it. I shall do my honest part, speak truth to power at any opportunity I get, while advocating for a stable Kenya for all of us to thrive. Inawezekana! If you don't like the way I agitate for change, go out and be the change you want to see.🇰🇪

Kasmuel McOure

620,338 views • 1 year ago

To our SG and colleagues: Elected members of ODM must not engage in political chicanery. The party entered the Broad-Based arrangement for the sake of the country. You pushed for this arrangement in boardrooms; you must not now pretend to oppose it when you face the people. While it is important to strengthen our party, we must also uphold the values that make us ODM; bravery, integrity, and decisiveness in the face of political storms. I have heard you and a few elected leaders claim there is no such thing as a Broad-Based candidate. Yet, it is an open secret that both ODM and UDA sat down and negotiated zones in a spirit of political goodwill, even asking certain candidates to step down in specific regions and declaring mutual support as part of a broader effort toward national healing. We shall not allow the words of our party’s spokesperson to be weaponized verbatim by our opponents against our party and its candidates. No one tried to sabotage your election. Don’t do it to others. It is disingenuous for our Secretary General to feign ignorance of this arrangement while uttering faux-democratic statements to the masses and singing a different tune behind closed doors. We entered this agreement despite his reservations because Kenya was bigger. If you respect our Party Leader, set aside personal interests and serve the people. Hufai kuyavulia maji nguo kisha usiyakoge. The Ten-Point Agenda gives us ample room to hold this government accountable without creating confusion among our supporters. Some leaders speak eloquently about principles yet do little to ensure Nairobi’s leadership is answerable to the people. You signed that document alongside Baba. His word, not your feelings, carries. The honourable thing is to ensure his people get justice within the framework he left behind. When campaign season arrives, you may go your own way. But for now, let us focus on service and integrity. I will continue to speak on these matters, regardless of pressure from your circles. These are people’s lives, not a popularity contest. Let your mandate always rise above personal ambition. We will continue to speak this truth, no matter how uncomfortable, because that is the spirit of ODM. There are Broad-Based candidates from both ODM and UDA in the upcoming by-elections. There are Broad-Based priorities from ODM, enshrined in the Ten-Point Agenda. Let us focus. I wish all ODM candidates success in the upcoming by-elections and urge our legislators to focus on service delivery. Stop pretending, stop antagonizing the government for soft power or personal deals. The people are watching, and they shall judge you by your works.
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To our SG and colleagues: Elected members of ODM must not engage in political chicanery. The party entered the Broad-Based arrangement for the sake of the country. You pushed for this arrangement in boardrooms; you must not now pretend to oppose it when you face the people. While it is important to strengthen our party, we must also uphold the values that make us ODM; bravery, integrity, and decisiveness in the face of political storms. I have heard you and a few elected leaders claim there is no such thing as a Broad-Based candidate. Yet, it is an open secret that both ODM and UDA sat down and negotiated zones in a spirit of political goodwill, even asking certain candidates to step down in specific regions and declaring mutual support as part of a broader effort toward national healing. We shall not allow the words of our party’s spokesperson to be weaponized verbatim by our opponents against our party and its candidates. No one tried to sabotage your election. Don’t do it to others. It is disingenuous for our Secretary General to feign ignorance of this arrangement while uttering faux-democratic statements to the masses and singing a different tune behind closed doors. We entered this agreement despite his reservations because Kenya was bigger. If you respect our Party Leader, set aside personal interests and serve the people. Hufai kuyavulia maji nguo kisha usiyakoge. The Ten-Point Agenda gives us ample room to hold this government accountable without creating confusion among our supporters. Some leaders speak eloquently about principles yet do little to ensure Nairobi’s leadership is answerable to the people. You signed that document alongside Baba. His word, not your feelings, carries. The honourable thing is to ensure his people get justice within the framework he left behind. When campaign season arrives, you may go your own way. But for now, let us focus on service and integrity. I will continue to speak on these matters, regardless of pressure from your circles. These are people’s lives, not a popularity contest. Let your mandate always rise above personal ambition. We will continue to speak this truth, no matter how uncomfortable, because that is the spirit of ODM. There are Broad-Based candidates from both ODM and UDA in the upcoming by-elections. There are Broad-Based priorities from ODM, enshrined in the Ten-Point Agenda. Let us focus. I wish all ODM candidates success in the upcoming by-elections and urge our legislators to focus on service delivery. Stop pretending, stop antagonizing the government for soft power or personal deals. The people are watching, and they shall judge you by your works.

Kasmuel McOure

224,292 views • 7 months ago

We've occupied JKIA!!! I stand in solidarity with the KAA workers. No flights have taken off or landed, and while citizens may be inconvenienced, they stand with us in support of this cause. The message is clear: ADANI MUST GO!
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We've occupied JKIA!!! I stand in solidarity with the KAA workers. No flights have taken off or landed, and while citizens may be inconvenienced, they stand with us in support of this cause. The message is clear: ADANI MUST GO!

Kasmuel McOure

579,329 views • 1 year ago

When they call you a child, act like one.😂😂😂 I declare ruthless and merciless peace comrades!🔥
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When they call you a child, act like one.😂😂😂 I declare ruthless and merciless peace comrades!🔥

Kasmuel McOure

518,303 views • 1 year ago

A snippet of one of the Radical Revolutionary scenes from last night! #NaneNane
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A snippet of one of the Radical Revolutionary scenes from last night! #NaneNane

Kasmuel McOure

464,528 views • 1 year ago

Here to remind you who we’re dealing with… So nikiskia mnasema dialogue naskia kuchizi🤬
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Here to remind you who we’re dealing with… So nikiskia mnasema dialogue naskia kuchizi🤬

Kasmuel McOure

435,582 views • 1 year ago

Edwin Sifuna, you must decide whether you want to be the Secretary General of the ODM Party, or a village elder advancing the interests of our political enemies and detractors. This is a warning from the youth, to you and to leaders of your ilk.
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Edwin Sifuna, you must decide whether you want to be the Secretary General of the ODM Party, or a village elder advancing the interests of our political enemies and detractors. This is a warning from the youth, to you and to leaders of your ilk.

Kasmuel McOure

115,900 views • 5 months ago

Dr Austin was kidnapped outside the Sikh Union by 3 armed men in Maasai shukas. I’ve gotten here and they’ve just closed the donation centre. It’s been moved to Pumwani Hospital. WE WILL NOT BE INTIMIDATED! FREE DR. AUSTIN NOW!!! #freeaustin #freejaprado
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Dr Austin was kidnapped outside the Sikh Union by 3 armed men in Maasai shukas. I’ve gotten here and they’ve just closed the donation centre. It’s been moved to Pumwani Hospital. WE WILL NOT BE INTIMIDATED! FREE DR. AUSTIN NOW!!! #freeaustin #freejaprado

Kasmuel McOure

416,567 views • 1 year ago

A PEOPLE UNITED CAN NEVER BE DEFEATED!!! DAKTARI IS FREE, BUT WE SHALL REVISIT! WE WON’T FORGET THEIR CRUELTY!!! #japradoisfree
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A PEOPLE UNITED CAN NEVER BE DEFEATED!!! DAKTARI IS FREE, BUT WE SHALL REVISIT! WE WON’T FORGET THEIR CRUELTY!!! #japradoisfree

Kasmuel McOure

410,964 views • 1 year ago

We SHALL NOT tolerate state sponsored goons on the steeets tomorrow!!! #NaneNane
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We SHALL NOT tolerate state sponsored goons on the steeets tomorrow!!! #NaneNane

Kasmuel McOure

385,679 views • 1 year ago

The Youth League of The ODM Party extends our deepest condolences to the family of Albert Ojwang and unequivocally condemns his brutal death while in police custody. We demand an immediate end to extrajudicial killings. This cold-blooded act is a blatant betrayal of the MOU signed between our party and president Ruto's party, which explicitly commits to justice for victims of police brutality and decisive action to end these murders. You cannot kill us and expect to lead us. We, the youth of Kenya, demand full accountability and justice immediately.
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The Youth League of The ODM Party extends our deepest condolences to the family of Albert Ojwang and unequivocally condemns his brutal death while in police custody. We demand an immediate end to extrajudicial killings. This cold-blooded act is a blatant betrayal of the MOU signed between our party and president Ruto's party, which explicitly commits to justice for victims of police brutality and decisive action to end these murders. You cannot kill us and expect to lead us. We, the youth of Kenya, demand full accountability and justice immediately.

Kasmuel McOure

223,529 views • 1 year ago

Nyikwa Ramogi Ajwang! Your son is coming home. Tuchukue kura. We must make our voices count and capture power in 2027. Tuko Kadi na Broad Based Government. Tuko Kadi na H.E. Dr. William Samoei Ruto.
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Nyikwa Ramogi Ajwang! Your son is coming home. Tuchukue kura. We must make our voices count and capture power in 2027. Tuko Kadi na Broad Based Government. Tuko Kadi na H.E. Dr. William Samoei Ruto.

Kasmuel McOure

49,070 views • 2 months ago

Mr. Sifuna will toe the party line, or we, the young people of ODM, SHALL make him. You will not joke with the heritage Baba left us. We shall achieve our liberation, with or without you. You will respect our party and you will respect our Party Leader, Dr. Oburu Oginga.
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Mr. Sifuna will toe the party line, or we, the young people of ODM, SHALL make him. You will not joke with the heritage Baba left us. We shall achieve our liberation, with or without you. You will respect our party and you will respect our Party Leader, Dr. Oburu Oginga.

Kasmuel McOure

103,694 views • 5 months ago

Wamenipiga tiagass kwa mguu bwana.🙆🏿‍♂️ Lakini vijana wameniokoa! I’m really grateful for the comrades who show up so selflessly for me. We RAGE ON for our motherland🇰🇪
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Wamenipiga tiagass kwa mguu bwana.🙆🏿‍♂️ Lakini vijana wameniokoa! I’m really grateful for the comrades who show up so selflessly for me. We RAGE ON for our motherland🇰🇪

Kasmuel McOure

345,726 views • 1 year ago

Today’s cabinet appointments have proven that we, THE PEOPLE, are now the new opposition party. The political class will always unite to further their selfish agenda. We march on for a better Kenya. See you tomorrow.
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Today’s cabinet appointments have proven that we, THE PEOPLE, are now the new opposition party. The political class will always unite to further their selfish agenda. We march on for a better Kenya. See you tomorrow.

Kasmuel McOure

317,041 views • 1 year ago

I really wish I hadn’t dropped French in primary school😅. Now I struggle in meetings with even the basics like introductions, and lag behind when it comes to reports. Luckily, most of my sessions in Brussels will be taken in English. Still, I’m glad to be representing The ODM Youth League in such pivotal international fora as we celebrate ODM 20. Forever grateful for opportunities that push me out of my comfort zone! Chama Kubwa, Siku Zote! #ChungwaNation
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I really wish I hadn’t dropped French in primary school😅. Now I struggle in meetings with even the basics like introductions, and lag behind when it comes to reports. Luckily, most of my sessions in Brussels will be taken in English. Still, I’m glad to be representing The ODM Youth League in such pivotal international fora as we celebrate ODM 20. Forever grateful for opportunities that push me out of my comfort zone! Chama Kubwa, Siku Zote! #ChungwaNation

Kasmuel McOure

138,433 views • 8 months ago

About Osoro, I don't have anything to do with that Msoro, nor do I work for their illegitimate government. It's highly regrettable that I even agreed to be photographed with him. Hapo nilichoma. Poleni sana comrades.🇰🇪
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About Osoro, I don't have anything to do with that Msoro, nor do I work for their illegitimate government. It's highly regrettable that I even agreed to be photographed with him. Hapo nilichoma. Poleni sana comrades.🇰🇪

Kasmuel McOure

288,311 views • 1 year ago

Before you pretend to cancel Wadagliz, cancel the oppressive politicians, the lawyers who defend them, the doctors who treat them, the engineers who work for GoK, the Architects who draw the plans, the Teachers who teach their children etc... Your spite for artists in this country is so deep seated that you don't even notice it!
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Before you pretend to cancel Wadagliz, cancel the oppressive politicians, the lawyers who defend them, the doctors who treat them, the engineers who work for GoK, the Architects who draw the plans, the Teachers who teach their children etc... Your spite for artists in this country is so deep seated that you don't even notice it!

Kasmuel McOure

276,752 views • 1 year ago