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of the Readings. I hope you're doing great on this wonderful Monday evening.
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Carrybuny Sana once again. My name is Katie. Enjoy the show. He
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as people, what are gone? How are you guys doing? I hope
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you had a fantastic weekend. Carribuni to the reading Sculptures't I interact with us,
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Yes, Carlibony Summer, And of course I hope you guys had a
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beautiful We can be coming back to check on the weekend recap and of course
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see what them Galdams were doing. But for me, I'll be giving my
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own recap. It was a twenty four hour bit Yesterday challenge and I really
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loved it. I didn't know I can be able to be time that much,
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but I really really love it, Carbony Smer. That was by the
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one and only I played some jump by the one who only turns me and
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you and of course rating me with bestie right here on the Black of Fire
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Network. This is worthy offsets featuring a don't to liver if I'm pronouncing it
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and ala it's down, don't to or leave there ourady don't liver. But
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anyway, Carribuny Sah, I hope you guys get to enjoy this sho Why
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you guys looking gloomy? You're good, You're good, Yeah, you look
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so gloomy. Man, enjoy the days you got me, got me.
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You're telling your wigal bird you do whatever. Yes, you're coming back with
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the court all the day. I'm not about to share anything cozy to you
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do, I'll break here with us. You wanna how y'all tell my body
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that was here. It's hard to catch a five and go outside without some
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tripping. I knew it's trying to allow me. I can tell I goes
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with us on tea. So carry bunny summer. No, no listen,
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breaking up the pass the shit out the double bowe. You set out in
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the sand out throw her in the cargo. If got anther man, she
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wanted to brand role or watching on your ground? You giving them angle.
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I'm path for her. You ain't never got a stress about the landlord.
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You ain't never gotta ask me what you planning for about the Jeff clay Stack's
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all on your back? Or I got planning for leave your man for you
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gotta be burned and oh I'm fine. You tell me no middle parts.
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You do all the it wasn't it ain't no man she want about the new
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brand? You know you want me to want you be playing for the missis
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said deliver so want you to land for her? You take the motherfucker the
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word I'm in the studio. It's tell of shit. Telling your friends out
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of info. In your part also yes. And my African proverb of the
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day says he he he who shows, he who shows and himself at every
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place will some day look for a place to hide. That is my African
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proverb. Interpreat that father. My god of the day is advisory records of
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the day, and this says in secure people put down others and put others
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down to ready themselves up. You avoid such people, all right. My
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quote of the day is nothing is impossible. The word itself says possible period.
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And of course carry with us. We shall not go back to the
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music, but of course get into the matters of the day. And of
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course to everyone with us, I say saying no via Indigo carry nice to
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see you back right here on our amazing channel you saying peace and love to
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you young ladies from Atlantic. Job George here, I almost say, Joe
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is that much? I love my name? Yeah, but anyways, says
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bigger, bigger to you to and of course that's to everyone who's with us.
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Write here with that on YouTube. I don't look. If you guys
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on TikTok, you can give us uick sure out to everyone with this was
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with us, Shout out to James Rasa is saying, I call me Governora.
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You were tuned in from to your government. And also I see Bravo
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in the building, Marine Tony Cozy I see in the building as well.
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Share out to you, yes, Carmiboni, Sana. I hope you guys
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keep on tapping the screen, and of course feel free to engage on our
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conversation today and the unseen I don't want to. I can't see it either
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way, but I hope you guys would be able to hear me loud and
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clear. How's your candle, guys? Mane was good, Katie? Mine
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was good to Okay, mine was fine. I really had an amazing time
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yesterday. I did have to travel twenty four hours of beating time and it
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was such an amazing experience. I really wished due to rain, I really
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wish I could have filled the whole process. It was such a good experience.
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But anyway, my we can was also fine. So everyone that's you
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can also let us know how was your weekend. We'd love to hear from
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you. But during the soul first, did you guys at in the so
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first? Yes? I did? You did the house experience or some Okay,
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Katy no, I was all right, okay anyway, but anyway,
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I hope you guys can let us know how you spent till we can do
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it that we can do. Also had so many Shiani gangs going on,
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like mister Beast. I don't know if you guys circled that in the morning.
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But of course we're gonna also tackle it right here because I've spoken about
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it. I've also had Katie speaking about it on the African Diary and I
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don't know what you guys that have taught her about this, because he's saying
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that he has a project of one hundred wells that is across the African continents
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and so far he has participated in Kenya, Zambia, so Mali, Cameroon
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and and you Ghana and you Ghana, yeah, and you Ganda, and
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we've seen actually this is something positive for the people of the community. Literally,
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it is something very positive because you're talking about sixty years of independence is
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going to be celebrating very soon, and we see people still not independent,
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begging, always crying to the government do want to three things? It's always
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a cry of the people, a cry of literally and people being held in
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the position of where they need to live by hope are you caughte? Okay,
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hope you know? And I have literally over the weekend saying I wonder
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why the promises that keep on making do not literally come into to achieve.
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Why they take time into achievement And that sounds like a very big joke.
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You are the management of the country and you don't know how and your promises
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are they're taking time to achieve. You sound like a joke that empty promises
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men. And we still we still have the that city to go to Bombasa
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and make fake manifestus and shout out to the people, knowing that it's all
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lies and calling out on you. But anyway, so we'll have this a
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bit. I think it's fifty two hours in Kenya and different communities. I'm
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not sure which communities unless I can really watch the whole video on his YouTube
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and see which communities are what did get this help? But personally, I
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believe there's positive impact of it over the people. Actually has a lebritting this
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because I saw one of the video there's a village all of the communities where
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they had to walk miles and when it's a jungle, it's dangerous in terms
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of security when it's really they said it's slippery. And apparently this guy's been
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able to bring a very near source nearby where people can access, which is
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super amazing because in terms of where even school children have to sacrifice their time
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for studies and go look for water so that the school can have water.
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That is crazy. And we're talking about us having MP something from literally down
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below chiefs MP's mcs all you can talk about and mentioned to the president before
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we even get to the president and the governors. It's a super pricey but
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personally that's a positive impact of it. The communities did something good. But
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what again, my question is what is the criteria this guy used in terms
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of funding, Who funded him, who helped him get all this caused Acunavinaliga
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to crazy communities be like access here either of talking to the country or any
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of the management of the communities. There's not a proper out of nowhere and
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just can set up a foundation without being guided one to three things. So
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I believe there's someone behind all this, and I want to understand personally,
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how is this going to work. It's for comy cajoles. There's not far
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quart free, which people's not supposed to be paying. We're gonna be started
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for twenty mom or is it gonna be free? Is it gonna be having
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someone who's gonna take control of it and start harassing people again, or is
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it gonna be something free? But again to the main point of it,
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which is worse, he's very talking about lack of independency and we're the African
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image in terms of poverty. I just say that Kenya, we're poor.
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Someone saying Keny is not who I'm gonna be playing that video we have.
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This guy also gave his points is a political as and it's gave it points.
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Ali also his video it's we are reache. It's not like we're poor.
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We yes, we are poor, but we're not poor. That is
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just for a fat mister Beast has done something amazing, but we do not
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need it coming from literally the same people we claim they are our heroes and
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they are our traitors. I don't know what you guys. Okay, let
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me say I personally agree at a certain point with you and also allow me
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to disagree because when I look at it from a perspective where we see us,
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you know, every day it's droughted, droughted road, and we have
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places like Massabates County, we have evil places that don't have and personally,
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the northern parts of Kenya have been crying over droughted droughts. And it's not
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that the government doesn't know about it. And every time you hear even ask
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somebody who is not Kenya, they know that they're not that part of Kenya.
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It's poor and not even poor. It's the amazing. Now, this
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is something that has been happening for years and years and years. They would
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during Muru, during Mooy and all that, but I didn't see nobody coming
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out to help in this situation. Now when I look at it at a
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point where we have empcers who stand for this village is as small as the
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village and the constituency we have the MP's and this man is actually located to
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them. Why is it that they couldn't manage to do this in all these
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years? Now we see somebody coming. Of course he's white and he is
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actually one of our enemies. We don't deny that is. Yes, yes
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he really is influence on kids. Yes it's really really is, you know,
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and he came and did this. Now, first and foremost, let
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us not even first look at who is going to change the world. First
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of all, it is a good act and he actually did something that our
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own personals. And this is why I'm saying we disappoint ourselves from to say
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Kenny is not poor. Then it might not be poor, but the people
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worked leading are the ones that I'm making a support. So you see,
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when we have somebody who actually wants to help, now it becomes a problem.
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Now I'm trying to It might be helping positively, but again what is
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he expecting to do with the help? But what does he want in return?
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It's just about helping or want to help people. And from if you
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see it tweeted and say that, you know a lot of people are going
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to come against me because I actually posted it. But I want people,
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also my followers, to have the heart of always wanting to help. And
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I apploud him for that. I really really applaud what mister beast has done.
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And he has actually out done our leaders and our officials and those people
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who are supposed to be putting in It's not that I was seeing a video
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and there is a video over down. It's not a damn new bridge.
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The bridge, it's two hundred and eating it's incomplete, two hundred eight kitchen,
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it's incomplete. It yes, it's from here. You can come back.
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It's incomplete. I've seen it training on on social media, in completely
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on halfway, yeah, you know, and this is two hundred and eighteen
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million was located for that for that amount of bridge, you know, and
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it's nothing like if you see it, Elene Akakazi, are less than ten
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thousand or even less than fifty thousand, just to be real on that.
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And then you see what this guy has done in a period nobody even knew
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this girl was in there. You didn't even see with legs on social media,
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but just shocked down this has been happening. And from the pictures of
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the video, he has been there personally to see it work. So this
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is somebody who has been dedicated to help the problem he is and what we
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don't know is what he wants after helping isn't just helping and going, you
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know. And again now this is how we come and blame our leaders.
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And you'll find that commonly a small village that is helping, the chief is
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in charge of that, and the chief and charge you are saying, you
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know, or the candle of that place, they're going to church people potential
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to shillings, and that is something that is not supposed to be there.
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I builder, well water is coming from underground. It's not supposed to be
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controlled, right, everybody's supposed to get it, and I think that is
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a fact theatrical brag. Let him get have giving praises. I feel like
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he did some people. It's only the questionable thing, how are we going
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to use whatever has been brought well dance to mister Based, the children of
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that side, of the parents of that side, the Villa Jazza have water,
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you know, they have clean water to put in their mounts. This
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was something that we have been waiting for our government to do. Rotter came
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in. I remember even during over Road's time we had how many sixty something
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dance to be constructed. We never saw even one. You're being complete,
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So it is you know that is to mister Based. We have Villay Jazza
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who are now not straining because of water. We don't know the price,
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we don't know how these people are paying for this or we don't know,
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but thanks to him, there is a way, you know, and by
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the fact he's a white man, we should see these as Now, yeah,
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it's a red flag already, but thanks to him, thanks to him,
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and this is how they take advantage of our situations. And now this
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is portraying. I saw political analys saying that he's portraying Kenya is a poor
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nation. And for a fact, if we look at povaty Kenya, we
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have been trickered by poverty. But if this doesn't mean that the country is
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poor, but this portrays Kenya is a poor nation. And he is not
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the one to blame. He's not the one to blame. It's the government
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that has portrayed the nation is a poor nation. This is why an outside
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that can come and construct dams and worlds for us because the government has filled
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So even if he's taking advantage or exploit exploiting people, we already have water,
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you know, and people will be ready to be exploited because he has
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done something that's that's they couldn't, that's the government coulding. So whatever the
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case, we need to appreciate this white man for some reason. And also
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now we need to take this as a red flag because this is how they
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starts. This is how they starts and the mission is game like this.
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They came, they say, say, and what we want to teach Africa?
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What did they do at the end? And nice the whole continents.
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There's a deep article to the murray there's a deep article the Murray red on
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his show on Saturday. It is crazy. What the the the Belgiums they
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did, what they were saying about innuctrinating us with religion. How we should
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stay stupid and keep on worshiping these white people. We should not be Actually
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we know about God. The usually changed everything. Man. It was such
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a deep at the construalitymand it was that was really really deep. But it
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is true. I don't know what you guys say for those who are just
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with us and rather chuldren with us. On YouTube, Carribou sella drama,
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squittle, how dare you? I see Caribou sella dumbo to you too,
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and also say Snoba is saying I truly dependency. I think it meant at
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truly dependency on the government is suicidal. I agree because if it is the
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fact in the matter of you just stilling pocketing money, what do you expect
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people will never develop the country will never be able to proceed. How are
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you to keep on asking the World Bank and the IMF money while you keep
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on propercketing to already the eight to nine bridge. If you are to show
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that images, I don't know. We can share it, but it is
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crazy. It is incomplete. It looks I don't know, in a car.
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My lit is Pandea Matt and a Canaga. Imagine, Well what is
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that? There is a joke in complete bridge, no steps, but nothing
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that we're supposed to climb down from the water end. Hey, that is
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crazy. But I agree, truly dependency on the government is suicidal and just
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say that we as a community must come together and create our own wealth.
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I do agree, but personally I am in a big disagreement. If it
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is white people are helping us to create our community, it's a life flag.
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This is actually allowing ourselves to be invaded for the second time. You're
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really literally giving the white man access to your land. You know, I've
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put my money right here, because that's all you're not seeing this. I
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put my money right here. I can come and onn and claim this land.
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I did put my money. What is the really? What is this
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another scheme of literally land. What is this literally because we never know,
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We don't know the whole story. We have no idea how we did this
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whole thing. But I think we shall check up later man channels, so
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that you get to understand that at the end of the day, Africans,
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let's let's be walk and the moment a white man starts helping you, this
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means a lot. It means a lot, and you're gonna pay the price
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because I told you they started like this, the missionaries. They came to
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teach us how to read and write, and they ended up colonizing us.
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So this man has come to build as well. Well, you don't know
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how it's gonna end. Yeah, if it is building a community Sinnova,
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it has to be among as black people because my new black community black people.
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But right now, as we're talking diaspora, we know black people right
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now, most of them do not have homes. We've been talking about this
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for the last past two weeks one week on the Africa Today Show, how
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many people right now are losing jobs, especially amongst the black community. Her
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falling houses is becoming super crazy, especially for the black community. I'm not
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vulture or even routes for a white man. Never historically. If you keep
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on digging every day everything you're finding out, you have every reason to be
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better. You have every reason towards your continent back and control for yourself.
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Period dramas cit also saying joby, I see you, I see you,
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I see you. Watch out and back Aribusana saying hello, ladies, what's
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forking? We're good? How are you? How is the weekend? Carusana
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likes to see you, and I also see jerm mosquito. Okay, okay,
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okay, But anyway, Carribunissa, thank you so much for union.
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Of course, Kylie smash and rather hit the like bottom as you tuning and
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rather as we continue with our discussion of the day, I'd love to hear
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what you guys are thinking, but as you move on and share this video
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and what this guy had to say for us. So there's a video circulating
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gaining a lot of traction, and the conversation is growing about mister Bast.
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Mister Beasts is planning to grill one hundred rolls across Kenyan schools. I don't
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know where in and so if you're calling some place, you red the red
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the and then the Italian saying a rugby you're listening from business zoos are very
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disgusting. I love the term how he said it, like mazoos are very
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disgusting. I mean, who says it? This was so disgusting if you
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just look from the behaviors, from the actions, from the steps, from
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the talk, from the from everything from him and out they eat out,
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they tell everything is disgusting. You know, because we are trying to project
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or we are trying to validate the stereotype that Tenure Africa is a contient dependent
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on handles, dependent on philanthropic interventions. I mean the eighteen hundred products from
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A'm expected that mister when he comes to Kenya, he's going to a place
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meeting young intellectuals. You know, these all these collectives or people who who
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a lot of itists, has to talk about things to an audience who will
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take that and translate it into action, into money and creating job opportunities.
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Because I'm certain in all this help there's been African women involved, African many
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young people involved. That's the same thing he's say, because we've seen women
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who are involved. You yet for him to move around to get all the
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financials, requirements and to work with the people. Yeah, it's crazy job
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creation and to work creation. But now these guys are they're now going there
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and now he's he's promoting a see if we are poor country. We are
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a poor country. First of all, all those regions that he's going to
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have something called community developments. And it goes to the child of say one
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hundred thousand dollars every notre than one hundred thousand dollars, is one million dollars
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every year a location one million dollars specifically for building schools. What would we
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do the parents of those children, The parents of those children are bright with
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ten dollars so as to vote for correct people. And where does all And
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then now let's go to the devolution of devolution. There's been four trillion shillings
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four trillion Kenya shillings would be I don't know how much it could be,
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could be probably forty billion US dollars which has been divulged to the county regions.
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Do these counties do anything about the schools? You know why because mister
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Bistily took time to talk to people who are politically conscious, who tell you
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that the governors who are who get all these men who get all these allocations.
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They don't do what is expected of them. What do they do insteadly
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have the money, they lender it in the real estate sector. Yeah,
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and then they are all friends with who with the US and massador like immediately
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President Ruth was sowing she was a frequent visitor of the state House. So
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they are very connected to the U. S. Regim Actually, America is
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the problem as regards to extending the streak of poverty. America is the biggest
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problem because they are the ones who who who learned the process of crime in
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your bunting systems, you understand, So that is what is that. Really
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can blame mister b as long as we want, but he's not the problem.
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Imagine, he's not the problem. We have the problem. The government
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is the problem. What is said, Actually, we are the problem for
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not calling out That is exactly that is a true statement. We are the
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problem for not calling out this governors or even he's on the wrong because again,
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trust me, this guy has been guided one two, three places have
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no water. He has spoken to people, you're spoken to officials. There's
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no you can tell me or we have you and security all the way in
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Congo Canada water your job. This man is not on the wrong. He's
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guiding his he's guarding his interests. He's guarding his interest Now we as the
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people, we are the ones on the wrong because we're just saying the side
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of hes bringing us water, but we're not saying the future of this.
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We are the ones on the wrong. He's not on the wrong. Money.
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It's like you can and tell me you want to build a school,
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how the rock? You're just guiding your interests. You know I'm the wrong.
29:03
I'm the person on the rock because I'm the one agreeing to you building
29:07
me at school. Oh yeah, I guess it. And that's perspective.
29:11
I do agree. But again it's all rounds about like he said to our
29:17
puppets, because they're the ones who allowed him, because personally, I can't
29:22
come out and be aware without the authorities know exactly. They have to know,
29:26
and they allowed it and they actually so a white man is coming,
29:30
is helping us. Let us take it, and let's as we always do.
29:33
And we when we accept all this help, we are going to remain
29:37
neutral. There's no there's never going to be you know, it's only as
29:41
same same. It's it's like a circle. We accept help, we accept
29:45
in every type of situation from the white man, and once we get this
29:49
right, then will definitely move for him. Bringing in wells for him is
29:53
not a bad thing. But imagine the after effect or the after man.
29:57
How is it going to affect us if it's just about an engine, just
30:02
like what the NGOs do. The NGOs are always not on the wrong.
30:06
The people who receive the help are on the wrong, because why are you
30:10
accepting aid from a foreigner? Who are you clearly know? These are consequences
30:15
consequence of getting this personally, I feel like it could be also another agenda
30:19
of always because we're talking about someone who has two hundred and seven million subscribers
30:27
on YouTube, not two hundred and seven million subscribers on YouTube that video that
30:33
is circulating right now. When we were reporting it was that forty eight million
30:37
views, but currently if you go check, probably it's maybe so because circled
30:42
views. We're talking about someone who has numbers we don't control. As they
30:48
said, for me, I think the only propaganda too or am i applaud
30:52
this video? Some people might criticize me blah blah blah. You know what,
30:55
you're doing. Okay, I understand you're trying to secure your tress and
31:00
everything. But as Africans, so we're battling with the fact that we're trying
31:03
to chase you away. I don't need your help. Okay, let's Africans
31:08
help themselves. I don't need your money. Okay, let us handle our
31:12
problem because this is not what he's getting when he's going to build those wells.
31:17
You know, we are like right now, I would say this,
31:21
but now if he goes to that village, these people are in pablished.
31:25
Imagine you have to work for like twenty kilometers for you to get a jerika
31:29
of water. Will you tell him that, oh Lord, they will not.
31:33
They will not. And this is why it's hated by saying, well,
31:37
thanks to mister beast, the child in that village, the mother in
31:41
that village, as they say, drinking water right now and clean water.
31:45
But at the end of the day, who is to blame. It's the
31:48
government. We are the ones to blame. If we came together, it's
31:52
a community and say, let's contribute filtiple, let's contribute temple, the literally
31:59
you have. Let's give ourselves as labor and build us ourselves build us our
32:04
well, yeah, it's will work, but needs to blame We are to
32:07
blame her. But mister bast you're not welcome here. Thank you. But
32:13
we'd really love if our government can give you back the funds that you really
32:17
invested. That's just the fact. If really you can be paid back all
32:22
the money by all the countries you've literally put your projects into. We'd love
32:25
you to get the money. But this mean to you as an African trust,
32:30
we were seeing the problems you're dealing with every single day. Combolics are
32:32
suffering because of these people with you. I'm not going to defer the white
32:36
man. The problem is also when you see, like now our perpeti themselves
32:42
much, you say go and get him his money. Nobody is going to
32:45
give him the money. You know that is a problem. Our perpets take
32:49
advantage. It's like a black man fighting a black man. You know,
32:52
it's never supposed to be like that. Everybody is just selfish. I fight
32:57
my own people and I take advantag They're still from them. I still from
33:01
our own people. But who is suffering at the end of the day,
33:04
It is my people because I am getting help from the white person and now
33:09
let us look at who actually, because if our leaders would say not to
33:14
this health, it's not if our leaders personally, I do blame our leaders
33:16
a hundred person, they won't before blaming this mister beast, you know,
33:20
first and foremost they allow mister beast in they have all the right mister bis
33:23
don't do this exactly, you know, And they didn't say that they have
33:28
all the rights to build a well and they have money for it. They
33:30
is told. So who is suffering at the end of the day, It
33:34
is the people. The one is the one that deciding just because there is
33:37
an intermediary who is very, very selfish and is stealing from their own people.
33:43
So I don't believe personally it's our own goddamn leaders first who we are
33:47
supposed for allowing because even if I say no, will up here and say
33:52
no, no, no. But who is going to control them. Who's
33:55
going to handle saffering without word? Exactly? It is us. So if
34:00
we can have our leaders finding a way to block the white man from coming
34:05
and giving us health and allowing us to actually help ourselves, then definitely we
34:09
can move anyways. And something positive. I also notice about this this guy
34:15
is using his platform. How our influencers using their platforms in Kenya. Look
34:20
at now influencers in Kenya, how are they even using their platforms? Are
34:24
using Sometimes the white man is very very clever, he's love and it's smart,
34:30
okay, And the other is no now seeing how he's using he's own.
34:35
Definitely he wants something in the time and however much he doesn't want,
34:37
there's a name has created or there is a way for him somewhere for building
34:42
this stuff. It's why not being Kenya, but might in the US.
34:45
You know, maybe the people who are actually paying him or giving him or
34:49
donating money. You never know if it's going to increase. Say I think
34:53
on the article I was ready today he said he's created a website where people
34:59
can do if they for him to be able to continue with the project.
35:04
And that is good. But again I'm still round off. We need to
35:07
deal with our own problems. That is this just has being black on fire,
35:12
okay. We need to deal with our own problems as African people.
35:16
No white man's help. This is the struggle we're dealing with of calling cleaning
35:20
independency while our puppets calling go and mumble talk outside there and they are presenters
35:24
of Africans. You present poverty outside there. But as by asking the IMF
35:30
we need one billion. We saw recently were given eleven billion, eleven billion
35:35
for environments, environment, what maintenance something like that. We saw South Africa
35:42
is saving one billion for electricity is now I'm now South African's in electricity right
35:47
noo. If we are to check literally, if we are to be all,
35:50
if someone can give us a statistic of what is on the ground,
35:53
we have to call the puppets out youth. You have to demonstrate it's suffering
36:00
at the end of the day. That is for a fact, this is
36:02
help. But this help again. Round off, how is this guy's money
36:08
going to trade back to him? He's using me as his platforms, which
36:14
is good, but again you remain being a white man an enemy of a
36:19
black person. The presentation that we have on on YouTube of African people,
36:24
if you speak of them using their platforms that we have them, they use
36:28
it properly. They go to Nigeria, they go to Kenya, they go
36:31
to Ghanata. You ganna copy and paste showing poverty. How is that using
36:36
your platform? This is the same same scenarian cause they know it's too silly.
36:39
What I'm so we need help, there is nothing, but they don't
36:44
need helping good I help. They need help somewhere. Their poor, their
36:49
you know, their thieves, their corn men and stuff. It's never something
36:52
good about Africa. And this is now the mentality the world has about African
36:59
continent. And now we've forget that we are actually the latest county continent in
37:02
the whole of the world. And now we are being seen and outer we're
37:07
being seen as the poorest continent. Ken you're leading to one of the poorest
37:12
nations in the whole of Africa. So so sad comism. TikTok before you
37:17
go to YouTube, I see leads to be saying here in New quell On
37:23
a park or president will name anyway, as we move on, I see
37:31
Jimmer job Bar says okay you to Sivonia, thank you, and also see
37:40
says that why not ask your tribe instead of them? Zoom. I mean
37:45
we need to deal with the tribolism bullshits. You know, we need to
37:49
go go back to ways of planting trees. That's kind of a very simple
37:52
question. We used to have water streams. What happened to this what really
37:57
happens to water streams. You know. I also see as Snobia says,
38:02
I am not religious at all. I will not fall into that trap either
38:07
period. And just saying that who's speaking I like this, Uh, he's
38:12
called Francis and Gardis something like that is a political analyst of Kenya and you
38:17
can actually find him on TikTok if you're on TikTok. He does actually speak
38:21
out a lot and it's very confident. A lot of the boldness we don't
38:24
see that in most of our people. We's literally especially from African men.
38:30
And this is what you say facing such things like mister beast, because our
38:34
men are not to be able to fight the weak men who are the puppets.
38:37
And I also see you saying that by saying the pressure pressure the municipal
38:44
authority to buy a track with a well digging rig with a world game rig,
38:49
okay, And also see stealing in the government. It's not that the
38:52
man is not located to the municipality as law as the municipality, the clerical
39:00
know, the county assembly, there is money allocated it and every day,
39:05
but you find most of these drought places they are actually represented, don't they
39:08
have impiels, don't. They have mcs, and they involtes and during campaigns
39:13
they make a lot of noise only to end up not doing anything at the
39:16
end of the day. So it's crazy. That is true and also says
39:20
social money. If you if you dog a well, if you dug a
39:23
well, yeah that's what you mean. I think if you dug a well,
39:28
the municipal authority will burst you. But permit them zongo or the earth.
39:32
Yeah, yeah, it is crazy. No, if we dug a
39:36
well as a society, And I did agree with Katie. For example,
39:38
let's give an example. We live in a place where there is no it's
39:43
drought, right, and I did live every hour somebody can be able to
39:46
get fifty bog turn bob five. We decide to collect and build a really
39:52
small well that can actually sustain us. That is how we're going to move
39:55
if we are to wait for the government, who are not going to actually
39:59
work, because literally the government has had all these years and they've not done
40:02
anything. But you find when a white man comes in and ask the municipality,
40:07
first first of all, him being a white man, that is already
40:09
a go ahead, go and do it because nobody wants to use their own
40:14
finances to actually do it. Not that the municipality hasn't been located for this
40:19
money. They just don't want to release it, so they drat a white
40:22
man comes. You know, this is on well forgetting of the outer man.
40:27
And remember this money is not at. This water is not for free.
40:30
I bet, ye bet, And for sure this water is not for
40:32
free because I know even the wealthy people did well for themselves. And you
40:38
know this water is not your water, it's county water. So you have
40:43
to pay to the county. So this water is not you're not getting it
40:46
for free. I've seen her my name has drilled his own water, so
40:52
he sells water to the people who have not not have brought water to their
40:57
home. So you have to pay because at the end of the day,
41:00
this water belongs to the county. So for me to be able to pay
41:05
the county, you have to buy water from me. Do you mean you
41:08
mean, for example, if I dig a well, right, if we
41:13
decide as a community that we're going to became of course, why this is
41:19
not your water. It is from the don't you remember there was a time
41:23
we had crisis with the water in wrong. Guy, do you know what
41:27
had happened? But there your own you pay dot. Why do you think
41:34
that these people that they are on Boahols they charge for water. They used
41:43
money. They can decide not to sell water because they were digging the water
41:46
for their own benefit. Right, but they can decide not to sell water
41:50
and give it for free because water is natural. But do you think that
41:52
this was they get it for free? There is a charge they paid monthly.
41:57
And this is why you see even now our water suppliers they there's a
42:01
time man, you find that there was the time we had a shortage of
42:05
water in the village in the area. You know what had happened. It's
42:08
the people the suppliers had not been able to pay the county government and the
42:14
loanhead. Sorry, the money had piled up. The bill had piled up
42:17
to six million. One thing I don't understand. Yeah, if it's natural,
42:22
then what we're paying the government and claim the water pipes are passing through
42:29
the road? That you meaning? Yeah, that is what happens? What
42:37
changed for water? Yeah, it makes sense. Wonder really, this is
42:40
my neighbor. This person has drilled in their home. But now the people
42:46
who are using this water has to pay. Even if you're going for America,
42:52
you have to pay fire. And I kept wondering, this is a
42:54
rich man. And of course this person didn't drill this water to be selling.
42:59
And that is a good mind because he will not see the village.
43:01
It's happen when he has water, so he could sell the water to their
43:06
village. And I kept on asking. So my mom told me this water
43:10
is for their county, county, so you have to play the county manly,
43:19
I don't understand something. If he is underground? Can I mean if
43:22
it is underground, because because one thing I understand is, for example,
43:27
if somebody's building, Yeah, probably the bowl. I've never known that because
43:35
people only say new person music on AOL. Yeah, my god, that
43:42
is underground. That is under ground. I think that is one has more
43:45
piping. Yes, yes, but now this like them it is now we're
43:51
not talking. I do believe if we would get bowl. Oh is not
43:54
enough of the community bus. It's just for your fore person. Yeah,
44:00
it's you know, at the same boatles all the oper rags. Yes,
44:04
what I'm saying a ball actually ertaining almost thirty houses. Yeah, but now
44:08
you have to go like you have to cure and it's time. So boll
44:15
is. Sometimes it can even run dry. Yeah, it's can when the
44:19
land is drown Yeah, yeah, it can run dry. So cannot sustain
44:24
like a big village or a whole village. This is why this well.
44:30
You know, wels are bigger than than and also dance are bigger than.
44:35
So this means they have piping. Okay, yeah, yeah, it's crazy
44:40
talking about corruption and corruption for people to get to water. Pipes are already
44:46
in the budget. Are you doing? Are you paying for their pipes and
44:52
never even their labor were living under corruption. We have to pay water to
45:00
the county well. These firms are located because the water is what is natural,
45:07
so so they're changing for for the pipes. Literally, that's what you're
45:10
paying for them maintaining pipes and located. Yeah literally, God damn, it's
45:20
crazy. Welcome to us. And if you're a private well owner, you'll
45:23
have Now you're the one caring for all those at I'm not the breakage of
45:28
the pipes and that is your water. You're the one responsible and if the
45:32
city council finds you opening the pipes there, you have to pay again because
45:38
you're not supposed to open the road. Yeah, so you supposed to.
45:44
They can't come eating for them to maintain, you're to pay them. So
45:49
that's why it's the county state because now you're paying for maintainers. You pay
45:52
for them passing under the roads and all that. So listen, what you're
45:57
paying for is that they and the crazy says. A good question for the
46:05
entertainers you interview. Put them on the spot and ask how many worlds have
46:09
you dug gives back to the people that you buy They even have had time
46:16
to get crazy. We have to play for some of some of the transports
46:24
and talking about you know, it's crazy, says because they catch money.
46:31
I'm charged for the water that I use monthly, and then they charge a
46:37
seawage fee for what goes down the dream And you're saying that in my love
46:45
in my local people charged. Okay, but anyway, that is what is
46:54
happening with mister beast. It's super super crazy, super super insane people without
47:00
city. Yeah, it's the same. You know, they're using the British
47:07
systems. But anyway, as we move on to the next story, but
47:10
the last one is abouts cheer and I say the price of fu Chi chair
47:19
cher okay ChIL chair. He has come out and spoken about the price of
47:22
well again and kny of going high. It's super crazy. Just the other
47:27
day we saw you Ganda actually ending it to deal with Kenya and I spoke
47:30
also mentioned it today on my show. We saw your Ganda personal ring with
47:34
Bahrain and uh today we've seen actually you're gonna spoke a little a few things,
47:39
so we already did a few things on he was trying to defend himself
47:44
not ending the deal with Kenya, partnership and all that. But it's crazy.
47:46
You can see the effect of it, and it's so sad to see
47:49
that actually we have to suffer while we have the resources right here. That's
47:52
the thing we're talking about. We have people who have private owners, private
47:57
firms, and these all are Europeans, Asians, Indians. They have come
48:01
and invested their private fancier and are now in control of our supply and rather
48:07
flow of even everything that runs in the country. But I wisha this very
48:10
quicklous movement. When it's internationally traded and we've got blood pricing. The only
48:15
eddy compete on is free and premium. The coastal of printing the product and
48:21
the premium which is tied by the humanic companies reputed and the ship and got
48:24
a fairly competitive grate. Kenya today enjoys a fred and premium on diesel of
48:30
eighty eight dollars per the cube a meter cube. Again, it's's obtained today
48:36
in the region where we've seen a high of two hundred and sixty. I
48:39
think currently Tanzania is having a fraid and premium of about one sixty dollars perametric
48:46
parcubic meter of a return if you lose some literal conversion, so I high
48:52
one sixty against Kenya ate it for payments, we are currently having ninety five
49:00
dollars and return for super or control, whereas the region is having a fairly
49:06
high rate, which actually better, don't you know, And we've been because
49:12
we're doing well. Basically, what you're about to say is the effect of
49:15
especially right now being a season on our seasonal moments or rather period where people
49:20
are traveling back and forth. Ghawa said, there's no space in Mombasa,
49:25
is staying ancestral homes. You know, don't go to Mombasa. It's already
49:29
booked and full propaganda We're going okay, But anyway, what I'm saying is
49:34
that these about to see the effect of prises going high of full of not
49:39
only just full of transport. And you're talking about these people are just now
49:44
over taxing everything, and app and Shaquilla he too to over taxing. Just
49:49
to over tax people, to over tax there is another form of corruption.
49:54
Because we have oil in Why why isn't it that ken I cannot work with
49:59
you Ganda? This is the my question, my question if I am to
50:01
meet root or right now with this and just ask him, what is it
50:06
that can I cannot work with you? Gana? Why is it that the
50:08
supply of or export or import of products or trading is really hard forul East
50:14
African countries, especially not Ghana. Why can't East Affrican communities or countries work
50:20
together? Why do you have to go to some of the Rabia? Why
50:22
do we need the United Arab Emirates to make deals with us? I was
50:27
just I was asking Hiah and I didn't get an answer. Did the Dubai
50:31
and so the Rabia have oil? Sorry? Arabia? And I think it's
50:37
at least amount it has oil, but it has a little amount of oil
50:43
and that this is out the full people to thinking that they have oil,
50:46
but they still Africa only is the refineries. That's just the thing, you
50:52
know. And we've already told even by the Japan By the japan lady who
50:55
was a tourist guide. She already said, we buy from you because you
51:00
do not have any refinery companies. We can refine the oil and we sell
51:05
it back to you. That is what they do. Imagine They actually say
51:09
that So is the world's largest producer and exporter of oil. All from my
51:15
haus one quarter of the world's known oil reserves iron two hundred and sixty billion
51:22
barrels. Where did they get it from? Just that, that's just the
51:24
question. Where did this all come from? And we know that we have
51:29
twelve years of exploitation of oil in Nigeria which they have been making billions a
51:35
day. We know that, Why would they say the full resource of this
51:39
oil? Why would they give us parts of how poor they are or how
51:45
poor they are, And they won't tell us that they have been stealing from
51:47
Africa and now they want to claim the deal with These people are finding out,
51:52
they reclaim everything and rename everything. Trust me, white people are crazy.
51:55
Just come and own my name and call yourself now your Jovi. A
52:00
lot of bubble gums in your head. This is crazy, man, say,
52:02
I don't know what your talk when I look at I look at it
52:06
and I say it. Sometimes sometimes there isn't why they actually hate more school.
52:13
It's because another per se when he said he is going to actually increase
52:17
in fuel, is going to actually increase what's condemned. But what are we
52:22
saying now? He said every month there is going to be an increase and
52:28
it won't here before. And now see last month there was an increase.
52:31
This monk, Yes, this month is an increase. So what they are
52:36
saying this is already know me what I'm saying. They already know what is
52:40
going to happen. They just don't want to tell you guys. Or maybe
52:45
this is why they don't want to actually go in treude with you guys.
52:49
They prefer because I alsoso. They're saying. It's because of the world is
52:52
right, right, so they say we don't get from it. He says,
53:00
one thing, how is our oil? Because I saw because I've read
53:07
Yeah, So I'm asking myself, yes right, because of the wild asking
53:14
myself how the hell is involved with our oil. You know, why are
53:21
you not going to trade with our neighboring countries, which is actually even going
53:25
to be cheaper because of the transportation country does eny to trade with you?
53:30
Why why if they want to trade with the Arabics. It's crazy, But
53:37
I do believe Katie, they can come to an agreement. There's nothing if
53:39
they have been with that in an agreement for the longest time. Yea,
53:45
why I don't know, you know, to give validation. Let me tell
53:53
you the only reason we know and we know this is for our fast.
53:58
The Arabic nation came and fooled your garden, and they told them, we
54:01
are going to give you a better deal than can Why are you wasting your
54:06
time with this depreciating currency all the time, you know, this inflated currency
54:12
all the time. Come we give you a better deal. You know.
54:14
That is how they were like. And for a fact, you know seven
54:19
is also yes a part she's so uneducated. That's so xact education literally a
54:30
problem because apparently most school already said this. And you know there isn't a
54:36
sort of thinking, well they actually want to actually work with those people because
54:39
they actually get their badly that is of course stealing, because why is it
54:47
that each and every day? And how did you wanter school? You know
54:51
about this three months ago? I mean it's a plant, a dreamer,
54:57
always waiting for the after this. Were gonna come with you. Now we
55:00
talked, and now they're like, oh, years too much, a lot
55:04
of the government secrets, you know, let's take him out there. Let's
55:07
put somebody who can keep secrets. You saw this long time, man,
55:13
I think we are waiting for this, and now this is not even tenbo,
55:20
it's fifty percent. So you know, I saw this when Uganda withdrew
55:27
from a deal of now are selling or importing its fuel to Kenya. And
55:31
I was like, okay, you found a better deal. And the Arabics,
55:37
the Arabic slanation of the Arabic nations, we're coming live to you.
55:40
We're going to give you a better amount than what you're getting from Kenya's But
55:45
for the fact, look now, now the means of transporting and by the
55:52
end of the time this oil is getting to those people, the money,
55:55
the cat you're getting from these people, it's less. It's not the money
56:00
getting from Kenya. But Mocene is so literate and then they get the oil
56:05
and then they come and they sell it at the higher price. It is.
56:09
You know, you gotta it's a stupid because they will go. They
56:14
will run out of oil. Now they're selling they all to death Arabic nations.
56:19
Then, but this they will say all they will because they think these
56:22
people are going to give them a lot of money. And when they say
56:25
a lot of oil to them, it means that they have not left their
56:30
country with oil. These people will start telling to them at a higher prizer.
56:36
Now the money they got they had received and this was better. They
56:38
will have to buy it. They will have to retire it to the Arabic
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country. I mean, they're not called purpose for free. Trust me,
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these people are comic. They are comic for real free mere pay from pay
56:52
us seventy to make me laugh for free. Okay, just you just entertain
56:57
me. You really got them speeches and let's move on. You tell me
57:00
what you have the ajourna with the other kinds. Listen, you know,
57:04
I just paying for listen because what they're coming they're really comic called anyway.
57:08
But anyway, as you get to wind up going to their comments, I
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see h Gibber says they seek it in the building. Let me say what
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I left you saying that I had no idea than that's thrifling really if I'm
57:22
not really need correctly. And also see Kids says that it's not booked and
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full I was able to. Yeah, we are aware, kid, thank
57:30
you. And also See says that Jobby the white man, the white man's
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eyes is colder, talk about it. Kid also says, yes, Jobby,
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they both have oil and know Katie, they have a lot of oil.
57:46
It's just that they own their oil while the Africans don't. But you
57:51
can clearly see they're buying from if they have. You know, they have,
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they have, Okay, they have, they have. They are the
57:58
best producers, they are the biggest producers. But they still in Africa.
58:04
Africa. Maybe that is their business, you know, just like compe,
58:10
you know, not in a competition. Just like we know that the Indians
58:15
do sell like shoes or anything. Maybe they want to be named for selling
58:21
the best. I feel like sometimes we block our own because if we agree
58:28
to actually trade with not of our own people, then we are trading with
58:32
people outside of our own race, right, and this is actually selling back
58:36
to us. So it's like there's no development. Why can't I just trade
58:39
with my people. It's gonna be cheap and it's gonna develop both of us
58:44
because if I sell to those people, at the end of the day,
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who is going to suppose this oil at an expensive price? It's still the
58:51
same Africa. It is crazy. Also say that that's why they get mad
58:55
at everything. They still has European names in Africa. That is Truman.
59:04
A follow up, these fans are located at Mister bas projects that ship is
59:10
fishy, very very fishy, needs to be very well investigated. Jamaaba saying
59:15
Sauda Arabia as Saudi I'm called as it's not a new name. You're saying
59:22
as oil reservers around the world, all that oil coming from Arabia. Okay
59:29
okay. And also see Kid says I'm already in your comments. Man's kip
59:36
past. Sinoma says that I'm proud to see conscience, young beautiful ladies.
59:42
Thank you for the sentiments. And also say Jima says that these black Hebrew
59:45
Israelites are going hard for them. It's crazy, man, it is crazy.
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I do hope and then the DEVI will be able to find people can
59:52
take Africa on a lead. Likely ja. You know we can see the
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jaws. They started supplying oil with a past right, yeah, that's that
1:00:00
such any thing ben not looking a first but anyway, we tell me saw
1:00:06
that. Okay, that is something positive. We see. That is what
1:00:10
we need to literally see Africa because we have a lot that we can just
1:00:15
trade amongst city. It's just some exchange of products and resources. That's just
1:00:20
what it takes. Before we leave, a shout out to polyiamaras Jerry is
1:00:23
with us is saying hello, my friends. Tell me we were talking about
1:00:27
the prices of your going high in the two for but familiar. Coming to
1:00:30
the end of the show today of the Breathing School, just say you guys
1:00:35
on Friday. Remember you do this every Monday and Friday. And of course
1:00:37
I've been the captain of the show. And I hope you guys have a
1:00:40
beautiful, beautiful, beautiful one and beautiful evening that whatever the time is on
1:00:45
your end, see you guys tonight or the Africa Today Show, have an
1:00:47
amazing time and thank you so much for smashing the light battle and to those
1:00:52
who have been with us, sayre family for tuning in. See you tomorrow
1:00:55
morning at eight a m. Much love, family, see you tomorrow.
1:01:00
Yes, I have a beautiful, beautiful day. And of course thanks once
1:01:02
again to about the who shall be catching this on a Repla Soliga comments down
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below and of course hit that's like bottom. You're not too good to start
1:01:21
coming. I'm not evening some comments, kid man, pardon me, you
1:01:30
know me better? Yes, hell