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Kasarani MP, Hon. Captain Ronald Karauri, is setting a very dangerous precedent for Kenyan politicians. 😂 Hivi sasa itabidi we ask all elected leaders to document, show audits na wafanye presentations za scorecard zao!

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Kenya is hurting. Not loudly, not on headlines but quietly, inside homes where parents wake up every morning forced to choose between health, rent, food, and education, knowing none of them will be fully met. This is not survival. This is slow suffocation. Benjamin is a Form Two student at St. Domnic Kasarani moving to Form Three. Last term, he never sat his end-term exams. Not because he failed, not because he refused to learn but because poverty shut the school gate in his face. While his classmates returned to school this term, Benjamin stayed home. Every morning he prepares a jiko and charcoal, waiting for his mother to return from marikiti where she roasts maize for strangers. He waits with hope hope that she will come back with food, hope that something small will remain for rent. This is the routine of a child who should be in class, not counting coins. What he told me today is what truly broke me. He said he is ready to operate a boda boda to help his mother put food on the table, but he is only 17 and has no ID. A child willing to trade his education and safety for survival. That is not courage that is desperation created by neglect. This is how children drop out of school in Kenya. Not because they are lazy, but because the system looks away. Not because parents don’t care, but because they have been pushed beyond their limits. I appeal to Kasarani MP Hon. Hon Captain Ronald Karauri you have helped many, and this is one more child whose future can still be saved. This is not about politics. It is about responsibility. And to Kenyans: if we ignore stories like Benjamin’s, we become part of the problem. This is not a plea for sympathy. It is a call for action. School fees, basic support, attention small interventions that change a life forever. Benjamin does not need pity. He needs a classroom. He needs a chance. He needs us now.

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219,050 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

William Ruto is a very intelligent politician. He understands that when people begin talking about corruption, the economy, unemployment, collapsing businesses, failing hospitals, poor roads, and the rising cost of living, his government is on dangerous ground. That is why the conversation must be redirected. Now we are seeing Treasury CS John Mbadi being deployed to Nyanza, revisiting the wounds of 2002 and 2007, reminding people who betrayed who, who was sworn in at night, who allegedly used who. But the question is: to what end? Why are we being pushed to relive old ethnic grievances while businesses are collapsing today? Why are communities being encouraged to look backward in anger instead of forward in search of solutions? Many Luos are asking a simple question: if UDA was heavily supported by Kikuyu voters in 2022, why should ordinary citizens be turned against each other now? Why should a fisherman in Homa Bay be angry with a farmer in Nyeri when both are struggling to survive under the same economic pressure? The pattern is becoming difficult to ignore. Mbadi in Nyanza. Joho at the Coast. Duale in North Eastern. Different faces, same script. The objective appears to be turning politics into a tribal contest instead of a national conversation about leadership and performance. But ordinary Kenyans are not blind. Corruption does not ask whether you are Luo, Kikuyu, Kamba, Luhya, Kisii, Kalenjin, Somali, or Mijikenda before it steals public money. A broken healthcare system does not discriminate by tribe. Bad roads do not develop potholes selectively. Police extortion does not check your surname before demanding a bribe. Unemployment does not care what language you speak at home. As a young Kenyan, I refuse to be recruited into tribal wars every election cycle. I voted in 2022 to shape the future, and I will vote again based on issues that affect real people. I want leaders who will speak for the small businesses being strangled by taxes and extortion. I want leaders who will speak for matatu operators watching corruption turn our roads into graveyards. I want leaders who will speak for families still searching for clean water sixty years after independence. I want leaders who will fight for jobs, education, agriculture, healthcare, and dignity. The political class wants tribes talking to tribes. The people want leaders talking about solutions. We know the game. We know who is barking. And we know exactly who is holding the leash.

William Ruto is a very intelligent politician. He understands that when people begin talking about corruption, the economy, unemployment, collapsing businesses, failing hospitals, poor roads, and the rising cost of living, his government is on dangerous ground. That is why the conversation must be redirected. Now we are seeing Treasury CS John Mbadi being deployed to Nyanza, revisiting the wounds of 2002 and 2007, reminding people who betrayed who, who was sworn in at night, who allegedly used who. But the question is: to what end? Why are we being pushed to relive old ethnic grievances while businesses are collapsing today? Why are communities being encouraged to look backward in anger instead of forward in search of solutions? Many Luos are asking a simple question: if UDA was heavily supported by Kikuyu voters in 2022, why should ordinary citizens be turned against each other now? Why should a fisherman in Homa Bay be angry with a farmer in Nyeri when both are struggling to survive under the same economic pressure? The pattern is becoming difficult to ignore. Mbadi in Nyanza. Joho at the Coast. Duale in North Eastern. Different faces, same script. The objective appears to be turning politics into a tribal contest instead of a national conversation about leadership and performance. But ordinary Kenyans are not blind. Corruption does not ask whether you are Luo, Kikuyu, Kamba, Luhya, Kisii, Kalenjin, Somali, or Mijikenda before it steals public money. A broken healthcare system does not discriminate by tribe. Bad roads do not develop potholes selectively. Police extortion does not check your surname before demanding a bribe. Unemployment does not care what language you speak at home. As a young Kenyan, I refuse to be recruited into tribal wars every election cycle. I voted in 2022 to shape the future, and I will vote again based on issues that affect real people. I want leaders who will speak for the small businesses being strangled by taxes and extortion. I want leaders who will speak for matatu operators watching corruption turn our roads into graveyards. I want leaders who will speak for families still searching for clean water sixty years after independence. I want leaders who will fight for jobs, education, agriculture, healthcare, and dignity. The political class wants tribes talking to tribes. The people want leaders talking about solutions. We know the game. We know who is barking. And we know exactly who is holding the leash.

𝙋𝘼𝙐𝙇. 𝐎. 𝐍𝐄𝐊𝐎

28,461 просмотров • 21 дней назад

Imagine this: You’re a very old man or an old woman in a gomesi, kneeling before some fool just for money—don’t you feel ashamed? This is a very big shame! If you were my spouse, I would beat you and break your ribs for that level of disgrace! You have betrayed the Acholi people—you, our so-called leaders. For what? Lust, money, fame, and mere positions and ranks. You don’t care about the common person anymore. Most of the very people we elected have sold us out. Are you seeing how they are defecting to NRM? The genuine NRM members are those who started with Museveni from the beginning. But these defectors—they are just opportunists looking to fatten their bellies and pockets. These days, politicians are scheming for a shortcut to wealth. The Acholi people—we are being tested by the devil in every possible way. During the days of the IDP camps, people pleaded and lamented to God: “God, you have abandoned us.” But do you still cry to God today? No! Now you go and cry at Saleh’s home in Bardege Layibi Division thinking he will solve your problems. Even our politicians—yes, even the artists—they all rush there these days, kneeling for peanuts. Instead of kneeling before Saleh, why not kneel before God? There’s no one who will satisfy you other than the Almighty God. You worship wealthy people because you want a shortcut to wealth—a shortcut to higher positions. But now, in this season of Lent, ask yourself: Which God do you worship? Which God do you kneel and bow to? Do you get your wealth from God or from human beings? The wealth that isn’t from God will never make you happy—it will always end in tears. Jesus defeated the devil because He resisted temptation—but you are willing to ruin your reputation for the love of free things. Think about the Acholi of the past. We were known for being trustworthy, brilliant people who stood by their word—people who wouldn’t accept nonsense. But now—we have changed. We are no longer honest or trustworthy. Look at how our politicians have aided in grabbing our land. All in the name of wealth and positions—our leaders have sold us out. You used to say “Yellow is bad, full of crooks who don’t love Ugandans.” What changed? Why are you joining them now? In Bwobo and Guru-guru, foreigners are grabbing land—and the government justifies it by calling them forest reserves. And who is helping them? Our own leaders. They are busy evicting people wherever they find wealth beneath the soil. Soon, they will even attempt to evict us from Holy Rosary Parish if they discover wealth underneath. These people are crazy! APWOYO! 🙏

Imagine this: You’re a very old man or an old woman in a gomesi, kneeling before some fool just for money—don’t you feel ashamed? This is a very big shame! If you were my spouse, I would beat you and break your ribs for that level of disgrace! You have betrayed the Acholi people—you, our so-called leaders. For what? Lust, money, fame, and mere positions and ranks. You don’t care about the common person anymore. Most of the very people we elected have sold us out. Are you seeing how they are defecting to NRM? The genuine NRM members are those who started with Museveni from the beginning. But these defectors—they are just opportunists looking to fatten their bellies and pockets. These days, politicians are scheming for a shortcut to wealth. The Acholi people—we are being tested by the devil in every possible way. During the days of the IDP camps, people pleaded and lamented to God: “God, you have abandoned us.” But do you still cry to God today? No! Now you go and cry at Saleh’s home in Bardege Layibi Division thinking he will solve your problems. Even our politicians—yes, even the artists—they all rush there these days, kneeling for peanuts. Instead of kneeling before Saleh, why not kneel before God? There’s no one who will satisfy you other than the Almighty God. You worship wealthy people because you want a shortcut to wealth—a shortcut to higher positions. But now, in this season of Lent, ask yourself: Which God do you worship? Which God do you kneel and bow to? Do you get your wealth from God or from human beings? The wealth that isn’t from God will never make you happy—it will always end in tears. Jesus defeated the devil because He resisted temptation—but you are willing to ruin your reputation for the love of free things. Think about the Acholi of the past. We were known for being trustworthy, brilliant people who stood by their word—people who wouldn’t accept nonsense. But now—we have changed. We are no longer honest or trustworthy. Look at how our politicians have aided in grabbing our land. All in the name of wealth and positions—our leaders have sold us out. You used to say “Yellow is bad, full of crooks who don’t love Ugandans.” What changed? Why are you joining them now? In Bwobo and Guru-guru, foreigners are grabbing land—and the government justifies it by calling them forest reserves. And who is helping them? Our own leaders. They are busy evicting people wherever they find wealth beneath the soil. Soon, they will even attempt to evict us from Holy Rosary Parish if they discover wealth underneath. These people are crazy! APWOYO! 🙏

Sir Dan Magic

24,471 просмотров • 1 год назад

My posts are heavily restricted on here but I ask ANYONE who sees this to please listen and pass on what this mother Ashley Hughes has to say. Ashley needs help to raise awareness to the critical Sleep Apnea her 3-year-old daughter, Sophie, is suffering and to kick the NHS into gear and which has thus far failed to follow through its own guidance in treating her child. Sophie and her parents have been subject to dangerous levels of delay and sent back and forth from Chorley & Royal Preston and Manchester Children's Hospital. They've been told by doctors that the treatment should’ve happened two months ago because Sophie is at critical stage. There have been numerous failings, even potential medical malpractice, but the net result is a 3-year-old girl stops breathing as she sleeps, it’s scary and troubling for all concerned, and her family are at their wit’s end to resolve it. NHS England what happens when a small child needs treatment but the hospitals involved repeatedly delay in giving it? Health secretary Wes Streeting this is serious. Ashley’s MP The Rt Hon Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP you say you are "Proudly representing the constituents of Chorley & District since 1997" but neither of you have responded to her decent pleas. A very small child needs help. Her early development is crucial and she is already struggling to keep up. You are all failing her. Please act now. Thank you.

My posts are heavily restricted on here but I ask ANYONE who sees this to please listen and pass on what this mother Ashley Hughes has to say. Ashley needs help to raise awareness to the critical Sleep Apnea her 3-year-old daughter, Sophie, is suffering and to kick the NHS into gear and which has thus far failed to follow through its own guidance in treating her child. Sophie and her parents have been subject to dangerous levels of delay and sent back and forth from Chorley & Royal Preston and Manchester Children's Hospital. They've been told by doctors that the treatment should’ve happened two months ago because Sophie is at critical stage. There have been numerous failings, even potential medical malpractice, but the net result is a 3-year-old girl stops breathing as she sleeps, it’s scary and troubling for all concerned, and her family are at their wit’s end to resolve it. NHS England what happens when a small child needs treatment but the hospitals involved repeatedly delay in giving it? Health secretary Wes Streeting this is serious. Ashley’s MP The Rt Hon Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP you say you are "Proudly representing the constituents of Chorley & District since 1997" but neither of you have responded to her decent pleas. A very small child needs help. Her early development is crucial and she is already struggling to keep up. You are all failing her. Please act now. Thank you.

Sonia Poulton

25,391 просмотров • 1 год назад

This is a tweet out to the Congress leadership to ask if they are endorsing this sort of behavior on a TV debate or if this mindset is approved by the higher ups. There has been a lot of chatter about women, their dressing, moral Policing, survivor and victim blaming in Telangana / AP after an actor shamed a co actor in a Film event, using cuss words, and then in general on women who don’t dress modestly in public events. It was called an act of ‘concern’. What followed was a lot of Television channels panels with abuse and cuss words - one would have never imagined seeing this on a mainstream TV / News channel. A lot of women responded saying policing women’s clothes is not going to stop sexual assault. This lady here is reportedly, a Congress politician. She says if the actress (she is referring to) has guts, she has to come out in public with a bikini without security guards. The men on the road will eventually want to rape her and she should get raped, shut up and sit at home - she better not dare / bother going to the police station. And if she dares, whatever “half” clothes are left on her body will also be removed and …. I haven’t watched the entire video - however, the scenario here and how they are referring to women in public spaces, in the medi and the level of abuse is setting a dangerous precedent, justifying sexual assault and abuse against children, old women and the dead, saying men are unable to control themselves and therefore, women’s ‘immodest’ clothing is the reason for rapes on kids. We need better politicians and better leaders. This is the pits.

This is a tweet out to the Congress leadership to ask if they are endorsing this sort of behavior on a TV debate or if this mindset is approved by the higher ups. There has been a lot of chatter about women, their dressing, moral Policing, survivor and victim blaming in Telangana / AP after an actor shamed a co actor in a Film event, using cuss words, and then in general on women who don’t dress modestly in public events. It was called an act of ‘concern’. What followed was a lot of Television channels panels with abuse and cuss words - one would have never imagined seeing this on a mainstream TV / News channel. A lot of women responded saying policing women’s clothes is not going to stop sexual assault. This lady here is reportedly, a Congress politician. She says if the actress (she is referring to) has guts, she has to come out in public with a bikini without security guards. The men on the road will eventually want to rape her and she should get raped, shut up and sit at home - she better not dare / bother going to the police station. And if she dares, whatever “half” clothes are left on her body will also be removed and …. I haven’t watched the entire video - however, the scenario here and how they are referring to women in public spaces, in the medi and the level of abuse is setting a dangerous precedent, justifying sexual assault and abuse against children, old women and the dead, saying men are unable to control themselves and therefore, women’s ‘immodest’ clothing is the reason for rapes on kids. We need better politicians and better leaders. This is the pits.

Chinmayi Sripaada

62,545 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

This is a perfect illustration of how, ever so subtly, mainstream media like the NYT actually enable and normalize US aggression. So the question the NYT ask Trump (src: is whether he doesn't think his actions in Venezuela set a dangerous precedent for what they frame as the genuine bad actors out there, namely China and Russia. Sounds relatively innocuous at first glance but, when you think about it, the entire premise of the question is positively obscene. It installs the notion that what the US did is exempt from moral evaluation. It only becomes bad to the extent it might encourage others - the real "bad guys" - to do the same thing. But, that's the thing, it'd be the *same act* and THEY presumably would be judged on it alone - no one would ask "fair enough, you did this, but aren't you afraid this might encourage the US to do the same?" All the more obscene given that China, for one, hasn't fought a single war in 46 years. In that same timeframe, the US launched well over 250 military interventions ( Heck, in the first week of January alone, the US did two (Venezuela and Somalia). So this is effectively the moral equivalent of asking a serial killer, in the midst of yet another bloody rampage, whether he isn't setting a bad example for a neighbor who's been quietly gardening for half a century. Because that's the REAL bad guy we should all be worried about 🤦

This is a perfect illustration of how, ever so subtly, mainstream media like the NYT actually enable and normalize US aggression. So the question the NYT ask Trump (src: is whether he doesn't think his actions in Venezuela set a dangerous precedent for what they frame as the genuine bad actors out there, namely China and Russia. Sounds relatively innocuous at first glance but, when you think about it, the entire premise of the question is positively obscene. It installs the notion that what the US did is exempt from moral evaluation. It only becomes bad to the extent it might encourage others - the real "bad guys" - to do the same thing. But, that's the thing, it'd be the same act and THEY presumably would be judged on it alone - no one would ask "fair enough, you did this, but aren't you afraid this might encourage the US to do the same?" All the more obscene given that China, for one, hasn't fought a single war in 46 years. In that same timeframe, the US launched well over 250 military interventions ( Heck, in the first week of January alone, the US did two (Venezuela and Somalia). So this is effectively the moral equivalent of asking a serial killer, in the midst of yet another bloody rampage, whether he isn't setting a bad example for a neighbor who's been quietly gardening for half a century. Because that's the REAL bad guy we should all be worried about 🤦

Arnaud Bertrand

128,140 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

New: Joe Rogan issues a chilling warning with Landman creator Taylor Sheridan to Trump supporters that Democrats could abuse ICE tactics to arrest Americans who refuse to get vaccinated: ROGAN: “I am not in favor of illegal criminals coming in this country, but we’re setting a dangerous precedent by how we’re abusing the power of ICE.” SHERIDAN: “The same benefits one party has now will 100% be used against them when the other party is back in power.” ROGAN: “You have masked, militarized police with no ID and just 7 weeks of training that are running around the cities snatching people up.” SHERIDAN: “These politicians right now in Washington are doing us all a tremendous disservice.” ROGAN: “This could set a precedent that the left could then abuse for something worse when they’re back in power.” What happens when Democrats are back in power during another pandemic, but now they can abuse this use of militarized police?” SHERIDAN: “If you don’t get the vaccine they’re going to arrest you.” ROGAN: “Human beings love to control other people. Anytime you give them the chance to feel righteous about that control they will jump on it.” SHERIDAN: “Communism, socialism, fascism, and Nazism are all very similar. It’s really all just the evil of the collective.” ROGAN: “Exactly. I want the bad immigrants out too, but if we’re going to do it like this we’re going to give the left a scary amount of power when they’re back in office.”

New: Joe Rogan issues a chilling warning with Landman creator Taylor Sheridan to Trump supporters that Democrats could abuse ICE tactics to arrest Americans who refuse to get vaccinated: ROGAN: “I am not in favor of illegal criminals coming in this country, but we’re setting a dangerous precedent by how we’re abusing the power of ICE.” SHERIDAN: “The same benefits one party has now will 100% be used against them when the other party is back in power.” ROGAN: “You have masked, militarized police with no ID and just 7 weeks of training that are running around the cities snatching people up.” SHERIDAN: “These politicians right now in Washington are doing us all a tremendous disservice.” ROGAN: “This could set a precedent that the left could then abuse for something worse when they’re back in power.” What happens when Democrats are back in power during another pandemic, but now they can abuse this use of militarized police?” SHERIDAN: “If you don’t get the vaccine they’re going to arrest you.” ROGAN: “Human beings love to control other people. Anytime you give them the chance to feel righteous about that control they will jump on it.” SHERIDAN: “Communism, socialism, fascism, and Nazism are all very similar. It’s really all just the evil of the collective.” ROGAN: “Exactly. I want the bad immigrants out too, but if we’re going to do it like this we’re going to give the left a scary amount of power when they’re back in office.”

Fan Commentary: Joe Rogan Recaps

390,736 просмотров • 18 дней назад

“Where the hell did the money go?” "Where'd the $14 billion go that went into high speed rail project? It's a 'high speed rail,' but there's no rail. There's nothing. $14B. Whose pocket is that money in?" David david friedberg on California'a Fraud: This isn’t partisan, it’s accountability: follow the money, audit the system, & expose where 'government spending' is actually going. "Anyone who fights back against it is simply un-American." . . . "Nick shirley, I think does a great job exposing how so much of that money's wasted. I asked this question of Mayor Matt Mahan, who's running for governor. I was like, dude, where'd the $14 billion go? Yeah, that went into that high speed rail project. There was like, no, it's a high speed rail, but there's no rail. There's nothing $14 billion. I'm like, whose pocket is that money in? Everyone should ask that question of your government, of your elected officials, of your politicians, of your leaders. Where the hell did the money go? And in many cases you'll find that it just went to create wealth for a few people that are cronies or thieves or that stole it, or it was used to create fake jobs that aren't productive. Meaning no one's making anything, they're just taking money and living off of that money from the government. And both of those are not what was promised when people pay taxes and the government says it's gonna do a service. We need to hold the government accountable to do the service, and that just doesn't happen. So I think Nick Shirley holds the government accountable. I think there are dozens of copycats, which I frigging love. And show the crazy sh*t that's going on and ask the tough questions. Run the audits. Treasury in the federal government should be running the audits and figuring out where all the money go."

“Where the hell did the money go?” "Where'd the $14 billion go that went into high speed rail project? It's a 'high speed rail,' but there's no rail. There's nothing. $14B. Whose pocket is that money in?" David david friedberg on California'a Fraud: This isn’t partisan, it’s accountability: follow the money, audit the system, & expose where 'government spending' is actually going. "Anyone who fights back against it is simply un-American." . . . "Nick shirley, I think does a great job exposing how so much of that money's wasted. I asked this question of Mayor Matt Mahan, who's running for governor. I was like, dude, where'd the $14 billion go? Yeah, that went into that high speed rail project. There was like, no, it's a high speed rail, but there's no rail. There's nothing $14 billion. I'm like, whose pocket is that money in? Everyone should ask that question of your government, of your elected officials, of your politicians, of your leaders. Where the hell did the money go? And in many cases you'll find that it just went to create wealth for a few people that are cronies or thieves or that stole it, or it was used to create fake jobs that aren't productive. Meaning no one's making anything, they're just taking money and living off of that money from the government. And both of those are not what was promised when people pay taxes and the government says it's gonna do a service. We need to hold the government accountable to do the service, and that just doesn't happen. So I think Nick Shirley holds the government accountable. I think there are dozens of copycats, which I frigging love. And show the crazy sh*t that's going on and ask the tough questions. Run the audits. Treasury in the federal government should be running the audits and figuring out where all the money go."

Molly O’Shea

237,313 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад