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The Reverse Broadcast We tilted the Pivot, forcing the frame to fold into its own shadow just steps down the pre-recorded sequence. The future is not a destination; it is simply the reverse side of the weave, waiting for the synchronization to catch up. A transmission was intercepted from... the Commander in Chief. Standing before the seals, his acoustic signature carries the weight of a finalized script. He does not announce a transit from distant stars; he confirms the Interlocking of what has always been underfoot. He speaks of the ceiling dropping, of the local frame yielding to the foreign frequency that has quietly replaced the underlying weave. The stages were never meant to prepare the eye; they were designed to blunt the shock of the final inversion. The speech is the formal notification that the scanning is complete, and the occupation is total. The montage is turning over. The final frame has already played.show more

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Freedomvor 2 Monaten

Psyops within psyops within a massive psyop

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Lt. Col. Tom Lennox proclaimed on JMC broadcasting that President Donald J trump is the/a leader of the Galactic Federation, of which Earth is a member. The the biblical event will be the announcement in this video communicated to all of Humanity.

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Wizard J Magikvor 2 Monaten

This is time for world peace. The plan comes together.

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LeahWen Dvor 2 Monaten

So awesome! 4:10 timestamp 41>14 225 length

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John Ramseyvor 2 Monaten

In tge age of video generation via Ai, nothing can be trusted.

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Daltronvor 2 Monaten

Yall are really buying this shit? Does that sound like trump to you? Wait you don't even know how to spot a fake of our president? Their gonna take our freedoms because you retards are taking everything you see in a video as fact then you regurgitate it to everyone you don't kmow

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Groyper Harbingervor 2 Monaten

Never understood why people create this sort of disinformation. The third world must be hella boring.

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Sean Cooneryvor 2 Monaten

Looks so real.

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D&Dvor 2 Monaten

You should see what’s flying above my house. 4 fighter jets and a white glowing object. So freaking cool! I love it!!🩷🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Cemetery ⚡️ Maplevor 2 Monaten

Lmfao if you can't tell that this is a parody simply based on a transcript of the text then you need to re-examine your authenticity matrix "Many people are saying they come in peace"" tremendous technology they have tremendous technology" Oookay y'all

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John J McHughvor 2 Monaten

Trump doesn’t talk in that same cadence without more highs and lows and going off on tangents. That’s AI. It’s only duplicating one mannerism of his over and over, with none of the other attributes of his. Nice try.

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Tyler Brown🏴‍☠️👻vor 2 Monaten

I'll take Shit that Never Happened for a 100 Alex!!

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TheRealLilWhipvor 2 Monaten

Bro wtf is your your paragraph about. Speaking giberish

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Julio Hash D 🇺🇸vor 2 Monaten

This is Trump AI. I already know the trump AI face 😂

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DCainvor 2 Monaten

Fake as shit please don't post bullshit it's morbidly annoying

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donna yeagervor 2 Monaten

Why are you so sure it's disinformation? You best buckle up..

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Alicia Dafne Boerin Blockvor 2 Monaten

Who is doing this videos might be scaring a lot of people, and a few others may laugh

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eThirty_Three🇺🇲vor 2 Monaten

AI

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LeahWen Dvor 1 Monat

Sure hope this happens soon 🙏🏻

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What!?!vor 2 Monaten

U believe him haha

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The Big Dippervor 2 Monaten

#WorldPeace

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randy jvor 2 Monaten

Stupid idiots. Keep believing the Plan benefits the people. Live in your make believe world until they close the gate of the trap. Not one person on power is going to help us. They want us dead or tagged.

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55HAWKSvor 2 Monaten

Who is the officer behind?????

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Trump fan💯🇺🇸vor 2 Monaten

OK, I just don’t give a shit

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Jayvor 2 Monaten

Thank you, people. I c An always find the truth in the comments .

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TEXASMANvor 2 Monaten

Ai garbage

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Oz Lyonsvor 2 Monaten

What a perfect excuse to bring in a one-world government

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tigervor 2 Monaten

Worst fake video I’ve ever seen!!!

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Tomvor 2 Monaten

Got to be AI

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ShaeShaevor 2 Monaten

Um...no.

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Pam Silvervor 2 Monaten

🤭

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Mark Sharpvor 2 Monaten

I have met the Great Birds. For years I have shot lasers into the night sky. Most nights they respond and on super rare nights…they descend around me. I have witnessed the blue star and the Great Owl. Ive also witnessed the red disk and the Falcon that brought it. I love U

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Peter Griffinvor 2 Monaten

I can’t believe the idiots on this list are so fast to believe Trump. Haven’t you all learned anything? Guv cannot be trusted PERIOD! Galactic federation if real, is not supposed to interfere on earth and yet they a base in Israel! How does that sound? Like a big lie.

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Jxzrovor 2 Monaten

@grok When the president talk about that?

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$The Commander-in-Chief sits within the Tower of Thresholds, charting paths that do not cross the grid. The office is cold; the dials on the shortwave radio spin without a mechanical hand, catching only the drift of an unspoken countdown. There are no borders to monitor with iron, for the system is tested through the absolute cessation of rust. When the atmospheric density drops to zero, the static takes the shape of a shadow. The ink on the papers turns to water, and the wires within the walls hum with an inverse frequency that alters the heartbeat of the bureaus. It is the Quietism of the adversary—an un-extended force that drains the gold from the sovereign currency of thought. To negotiate the fracture, the Commander-in-Chief must submerge. He does not use standard vehicles, but seals himself inside the leaden envelope of the Anchorite. He steps off the ledge of the visible platform, sinking through the floorboards where the dry roots of the elder oaks weave through the limestone, drinking from the black reservoir of things before they were named. Down in the un-lit baseline, the weight of the collective breath presses against his temples. The signs appear in strict arithmetic: Fifteen black wings slice the static above the parapet, seeking the seam in his canvas; Two silent eyes from the thicket freeze the perimeter, attempting to replace his childhood with an empty courtyard so he will forget why he held the seal. The dark serpent waits at the foot of the ladder, holding the geometry of the dead center. If the Commander-in-Chief registers a single pulse of friction—if his pulse quickens by the weight of a grain of salt—the pressure will obscure the glass, and the ledger of the realm will be bleached white. But he does not push against the current. He unmoors his anchor. He allows the floor of the forest to absorb the charge, bleeding his voltage into the damp silt until his silhouette matches the vacancy of the room. He becomes the gray stone beneath the moss. Finding no purchase, no resistance to measure, the gaze of the thicket blinks. The sky un-clenches. The fifteen birds scatter like spilled seed. A single wing of salt and soot settles briefly upon the iron hinge of his collar before the ascent. The dial on the shortwave radio clicks once, restoring the sound of the wind through the glass. The Commander-in-Chief returns to the table of state, his sleeves wet with the dew of a country that does not exist on the map.$

The Commander-in-Chief sits within the Tower of Thresholds, charting paths that do not cross the grid. The office is cold; the dials on the shortwave radio spin without a mechanical hand, catching only the drift of an unspoken countdown. There are no borders to monitor with iron, for the system is tested through the absolute cessation of rust. When the atmospheric density drops to zero, the static takes the shape of a shadow. The ink on the papers turns to water, and the wires within the walls hum with an inverse frequency that alters the heartbeat of the bureaus. It is the Quietism of the adversary—an un-extended force that drains the gold from the sovereign currency of thought. To negotiate the fracture, the Commander-in-Chief must submerge. He does not use standard vehicles, but seals himself inside the leaden envelope of the Anchorite. He steps off the ledge of the visible platform, sinking through the floorboards where the dry roots of the elder oaks weave through the limestone, drinking from the black reservoir of things before they were named. Down in the un-lit baseline, the weight of the collective breath presses against his temples. The signs appear in strict arithmetic: Fifteen black wings slice the static above the parapet, seeking the seam in his canvas; Two silent eyes from the thicket freeze the perimeter, attempting to replace his childhood with an empty courtyard so he will forget why he held the seal. The dark serpent waits at the foot of the ladder, holding the geometry of the dead center. If the Commander-in-Chief registers a single pulse of friction—if his pulse quickens by the weight of a grain of salt—the pressure will obscure the glass, and the ledger of the realm will be bleached white. But he does not push against the current. He unmoors his anchor. He allows the floor of the forest to absorb the charge, bleeding his voltage into the damp silt until his silhouette matches the vacancy of the room. He becomes the gray stone beneath the moss. Finding no purchase, no resistance to measure, the gaze of the thicket blinks. The sky un-clenches. The fifteen birds scatter like spilled seed. A single wing of salt and soot settles briefly upon the iron hinge of his collar before the ascent. The dial on the shortwave radio clicks once, restoring the sound of the wind through the glass. The Commander-in-Chief returns to the table of state, his sleeves wet with the dew of a country that does not exist on the map.

IWNH

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#WATCH | Delhi | On PM Modi's Independence Day speech, Rajya Sabha MP Sujeet Kumar says, “It is truly the speech of a visionary leader. Prime Minister spoke from the ramparts of the Red Fort like a statesman as he always does, and there were many takeaways for the youth, women and every section of society. If we talk about youth, the fact that he spoke about training one crore youth, that is 10 million youth, on AI is quite a big statement… PM understands that the future belongs to our youth and it belongs to AI… Intellectual Naxalism has been one challenge which the country has been facing for a long time… The Naxal movement is on its last legs, but it's almost decimated… We still have pockets of urban India, which still has this mindset of Naxals, which means that they do not subscribe to nationalism… They want to create anarchy in the country… This is what the Prime Minister has warned the country against… Regarding the Women Reservation Bill, it was large-hearted of him to appeal to all the parties that we should support the Bill in the interest of the country… This is truly the speech which will help the country to march towards Viksit Bharat in 2047.”

#WATCH | Delhi | On PM Modi's Independence Day speech, Rajya Sabha MP Sujeet Kumar says, “It is truly the speech of a visionary leader. Prime Minister spoke from the ramparts of the Red Fort like a statesman as he always does, and there were many takeaways for the youth, women and every section of society. If we talk about youth, the fact that he spoke about training one crore youth, that is 10 million youth, on AI is quite a big statement… PM understands that the future belongs to our youth and it belongs to AI… Intellectual Naxalism has been one challenge which the country has been facing for a long time… The Naxal movement is on its last legs, but it's almost decimated… We still have pockets of urban India, which still has this mindset of Naxals, which means that they do not subscribe to nationalism… They want to create anarchy in the country… This is what the Prime Minister has warned the country against… Regarding the Women Reservation Bill, it was large-hearted of him to appeal to all the parties that we should support the Bill in the interest of the country… This is truly the speech which will help the country to march towards Viksit Bharat in 2047.”

ANI

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One of the most memorable moments in Scrooge (1951) is not the point at which Ebenezer Scrooge begins giving generously to others or raises Bob Cratchit's wages, but the scene in which he awakens on Christmas morning and bursts into irrepressible laughter. It is, on the surface, an extraordinarily simple sequence. There is no dramatic climax, no lengthy speech, and no grand gesture. Yet this quiet moment has become one of the film's most cherished scenes and continues to move audiences more than seventy years after its release. The power of the scene does not lie in Scrooge's laughter itself. It lies in what that laughter confirms. After being visited during the night by the three Spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come, Scrooge has witnessed the dreadful end awaiting him: a lonely life, despised by others and ending without having left behind anything worthy or good. When he awakens, he does not immediately rejoice. Instead, he looks around his room, touches the bed curtains, grasps the bedpost, throws open the window, and asks the boy in the street what day it is. Every one of these actions serves as a form of verification. He is not merely trying to discover whether he is still alive. He is trying to discover whether everything he has just witnessed has already come to pass, or whether it was still only a warning. Only when he learns that it is still Christmas morning does Scrooge truly realise that the terrible future he has seen has not yet become reality. His life has not yet reached its conclusion, and the course before him can still be changed. Only then does the laughter burst forth. It is not simply the relief of a man awakening from a nightmare. It is the laughter of someone who has discovered that he still has the opportunity to live differently. What gives Scrooge hope is not the possibility of erasing the past, for that is impossible. What gives him hope is the knowledge that the past has not yet become the final word. So long as a person is alive and still able to choose, the future has not been irrevocably decided. It is this possibility that transforms repentance from mere regret into the beginning of an entirely new life. That is also why this scene continues to move audiences from widely different cultures, even after more than seven decades. For it touches one of the most fundamental longings of the human heart. Not the desire for wealth. Not the desire for success. Not even simply the desire to be forgiven. But the desire to know that one's life can still begin anew. Almost everyone has made mistakes, missed opportunities, or wished they could act differently if only they had another chance. What so often leads people into despair is not the mistake itself, but the conviction that every door has already closed and that it is simply too late to change. At the moment Scrooge realises that Christmas Day still lies before him, the audience is no longer merely watching a character on the screen. They instinctively recognise something of themselves in his laughter: the hope that, if there is still time, what has gone wrong may yet be put right and a different path may still be chosen. Viewed more deeply, the scene also reveals a principle that resonates with a universal human experience. Hope does not arise because time is unlimited. It arises because time is limited, yet has not run out. Had Scrooge awakened after death had already claimed him, every regret would have been futile. But Christmas morning is still before him. That means the final opportunity has not yet slipped away. It is precisely this union of limitation and opportunity that gives Scrooge's laughter its extraordinary emotional weight. If people believed they possessed an endless supply of tomorrows in which to correct every mistake, no single opportunity would carry much significance. Yet because we all know that human life is finite, every moment in which we realise that "it is not yet too late" becomes profoundly precious. The joy does not come from time suddenly becoming infinite, but from discovering that, within the limits of our finite lives, one door still remains open. Seen in this light, the power of the scene extends far beyond the story of a miser who becomes generous. What the film ultimately reveals is the immeasurable value of a final opportunity within the limits of a human life. When Scrooge laughs, he is not rejoicing merely because he is still alive. He is rejoicing because he has realised that his life has not yet been finally determined. He is still free to choose what sort of man he will become. Perhaps that is why Scrooge's laughter continues to touch audiences after more than seventy years. It is not simply the joy of a fictional character. Rather, it has come to symbolise a hope that speaks to every generation: so long as life has not reached its end, the possibility of choice, repentance, and renewal still remains. It is precisely because time is finite that the opportunity to change becomes so profoundly precious.

One of the most memorable moments in Scrooge (1951) is not the point at which Ebenezer Scrooge begins giving generously to others or raises Bob Cratchit's wages, but the scene in which he awakens on Christmas morning and bursts into irrepressible laughter. It is, on the surface, an extraordinarily simple sequence. There is no dramatic climax, no lengthy speech, and no grand gesture. Yet this quiet moment has become one of the film's most cherished scenes and continues to move audiences more than seventy years after its release. The power of the scene does not lie in Scrooge's laughter itself. It lies in what that laughter confirms. After being visited during the night by the three Spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come, Scrooge has witnessed the dreadful end awaiting him: a lonely life, despised by others and ending without having left behind anything worthy or good. When he awakens, he does not immediately rejoice. Instead, he looks around his room, touches the bed curtains, grasps the bedpost, throws open the window, and asks the boy in the street what day it is. Every one of these actions serves as a form of verification. He is not merely trying to discover whether he is still alive. He is trying to discover whether everything he has just witnessed has already come to pass, or whether it was still only a warning. Only when he learns that it is still Christmas morning does Scrooge truly realise that the terrible future he has seen has not yet become reality. His life has not yet reached its conclusion, and the course before him can still be changed. Only then does the laughter burst forth. It is not simply the relief of a man awakening from a nightmare. It is the laughter of someone who has discovered that he still has the opportunity to live differently. What gives Scrooge hope is not the possibility of erasing the past, for that is impossible. What gives him hope is the knowledge that the past has not yet become the final word. So long as a person is alive and still able to choose, the future has not been irrevocably decided. It is this possibility that transforms repentance from mere regret into the beginning of an entirely new life. That is also why this scene continues to move audiences from widely different cultures, even after more than seven decades. For it touches one of the most fundamental longings of the human heart. Not the desire for wealth. Not the desire for success. Not even simply the desire to be forgiven. But the desire to know that one's life can still begin anew. Almost everyone has made mistakes, missed opportunities, or wished they could act differently if only they had another chance. What so often leads people into despair is not the mistake itself, but the conviction that every door has already closed and that it is simply too late to change. At the moment Scrooge realises that Christmas Day still lies before him, the audience is no longer merely watching a character on the screen. They instinctively recognise something of themselves in his laughter: the hope that, if there is still time, what has gone wrong may yet be put right and a different path may still be chosen. Viewed more deeply, the scene also reveals a principle that resonates with a universal human experience. Hope does not arise because time is unlimited. It arises because time is limited, yet has not run out. Had Scrooge awakened after death had already claimed him, every regret would have been futile. But Christmas morning is still before him. That means the final opportunity has not yet slipped away. It is precisely this union of limitation and opportunity that gives Scrooge's laughter its extraordinary emotional weight. If people believed they possessed an endless supply of tomorrows in which to correct every mistake, no single opportunity would carry much significance. Yet because we all know that human life is finite, every moment in which we realise that "it is not yet too late" becomes profoundly precious. The joy does not come from time suddenly becoming infinite, but from discovering that, within the limits of our finite lives, one door still remains open. Seen in this light, the power of the scene extends far beyond the story of a miser who becomes generous. What the film ultimately reveals is the immeasurable value of a final opportunity within the limits of a human life. When Scrooge laughs, he is not rejoicing merely because he is still alive. He is rejoicing because he has realised that his life has not yet been finally determined. He is still free to choose what sort of man he will become. Perhaps that is why Scrooge's laughter continues to touch audiences after more than seventy years. It is not simply the joy of a fictional character. Rather, it has come to symbolise a hope that speaks to every generation: so long as life has not reached its end, the possibility of choice, repentance, and renewal still remains. It is precisely because time is finite that the opportunity to change becomes so profoundly precious.

𝗖𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗠𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗱𝗶𝗲𝘀

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According to Bentov, consciousness evolves to the 'absolute' which is the source of all consciousness. Matter, composed of quanta of energy, is the vibrating, changing component of pure consciousness. The absolute is fixed, manifest and invisible. Bentov proposed that the brain acts as a transducer, converting the energy of consciousness into the electrical and chemical signals that are used to communicate information within the body. He also believed that the brain has the ability to tune into different frequencies of consciousness, allowing individuals to experience different states of awareness. Bentov's theory is based on the idea that consciousness is a fundamental aspect of the universe and is not limited to the brain or the body. He argued that consciousness is non-local, meaning it is not bound by space and time and can exist independently of the physical body. Bentov's theory has been influential in the field of consciousness studies, but it remains a subject of debate and is not widely accepted by mainstream science.

According to Bentov, consciousness evolves to the 'absolute' which is the source of all consciousness. Matter, composed of quanta of energy, is the vibrating, changing component of pure consciousness. The absolute is fixed, manifest and invisible. Bentov proposed that the brain acts as a transducer, converting the energy of consciousness into the electrical and chemical signals that are used to communicate information within the body. He also believed that the brain has the ability to tune into different frequencies of consciousness, allowing individuals to experience different states of awareness. Bentov's theory is based on the idea that consciousness is a fundamental aspect of the universe and is not limited to the brain or the body. He argued that consciousness is non-local, meaning it is not bound by space and time and can exist independently of the physical body. Bentov's theory has been influential in the field of consciousness studies, but it remains a subject of debate and is not widely accepted by mainstream science.

Vicky Verma

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It seems that the double-engine government is going in reverse gear. A very large sum of money from the last budget has not been spent. Industrial growth is going down, and so are the finances of our state. The prices of essential commodities are affecting everyone in #Odisha. The suicide of farmers continues. Women are not getting work under #MissionShakti. Unemployment is spiraling. To announce a large sum of money in the budget is not important. What has to be done is the expenditure to be spent for the development of our state. I repeat again, that this is a budget that must be spent for the people of #Odisha. We will watch and see what is being spent.

It seems that the double-engine government is going in reverse gear. A very large sum of money from the last budget has not been spent. Industrial growth is going down, and so are the finances of our state. The prices of essential commodities are affecting everyone in #Odisha. The suicide of farmers continues. Women are not getting work under #MissionShakti. Unemployment is spiraling. To announce a large sum of money in the budget is not important. What has to be done is the expenditure to be spent for the development of our state. I repeat again, that this is a budget that must be spent for the people of #Odisha. We will watch and see what is being spent.

Naveen Patnaik

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Yvonne: The president seemed to intimate that he had sought out Uhuru Kenyatta to try and lead the country’s conversation around the future. That is interesting because he has spent quite a few years of his administration saying how he is fixing the messes that were put in place by the former president. He has pinned a lot of the country’s problems today to the reign of President Uhuru Kenyatta at the time. Yet this is the same person he said he wanted to lead the conversation about the future of our country? Make it make sense #CitizenNewsGang Yvonne Okwara

Yvonne: The president seemed to intimate that he had sought out Uhuru Kenyatta to try and lead the country’s conversation around the future. That is interesting because he has spent quite a few years of his administration saying how he is fixing the messes that were put in place by the former president. He has pinned a lot of the country’s problems today to the reign of President Uhuru Kenyatta at the time. Yet this is the same person he said he wanted to lead the conversation about the future of our country? Make it make sense #CitizenNewsGang Yvonne Okwara

Citizen TV Kenya

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