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HOW LONG UNTIL AFRICA CAN FULLY GOVERN ITSELF? · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 6: this morning afternoon from my end, as we talk about
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Speaker 6: how long is it going to take till Africa can
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Speaker 6: fully govern itself? This conversation shall be backed by one
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Speaker 6: of the episodes or other our discussions of where we're
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Speaker 6: gonna be discussing and I'm gonna be sharing a video
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Speaker 6: which talks about how Africa we've built nothing, which is
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Speaker 6: just a fact we've seen recently, of course, talks from
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Speaker 6: the one in only a lical that got from Nigeria
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Speaker 6: who has been the only person not a president but
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Speaker 6: of course coming from a lineage of wealth that is
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Speaker 6: also like full of corruption. How he has managed to
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Speaker 6: build a refinery oil company in West Africa that is
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Speaker 6: in Nigeria, and recently he was in East Africa where
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Speaker 6: he proposed the same thing because of the current issues
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Speaker 6: that Africa is facing, which we should inter because if
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Speaker 6: we had dealt with this kind of matters a long
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Speaker 6: time ago, set up refinery companies in this continent from
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Speaker 6: different countries benef it's five or ten would be literally
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Speaker 6: way too far and it would be easy for us
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Speaker 6: to stop depending on Iran or important oil or fuel
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Speaker 6: which we are the producers of majority of the fuel
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Speaker 6: to these other countries.
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Speaker 8: So we're gonna be talking about that shrut to the gentlemen.
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Speaker 6: I'm gonna be showing his video as he talks about
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Speaker 6: our West Africa, how many African countries have not done
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Speaker 6: anything despite the resources we have. And apart from that,
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Speaker 6: of course, we have Josh from Uponga again this week
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Speaker 6: where he talks about how the West are parasites. Of
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Speaker 6: course we know that, but he also talks about how
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Speaker 6: literally the main key to power, what power is?
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Speaker 8: That is what I go from this conversation, What is power?
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Speaker 8: How can Africa attain its power?
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Speaker 6: And that's why I personally I quote how long tin
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Speaker 6: Africa can fully govern itself. Recently we've seen countries like
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Speaker 6: booking a Faslijia and many kicking out France and as
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Speaker 6: on the other endy sing East Africa cannot to be specific,
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Speaker 6: welcoming the same people are being kicked out who have
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Speaker 6: been exploiting these African countries. So that's what we're gonna
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Speaker 6: be talking about. So stay tuned as we catch up
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Speaker 6: with this amazing conversation. But as we start off today,
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Speaker 6: we're gonna be starting, of course with the demonstrations that
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Speaker 6: took place yesterday in one of the countries called Nanuki
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Speaker 6: County writer in the two FI form that is basically
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Speaker 6: where the military air base US American military air base
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Speaker 6: is going to be set and where we have the
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Speaker 6: quarantine camp of the Ebola people who have been affected
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Speaker 6: by Ebola coming from America. So we're gonna be discussing
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Speaker 6: about that.
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Speaker 8: I'm not sure if there's anyone was being shot yesterday.
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Speaker 6: I don't have any much details, and of course if
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Speaker 6: there's any almost been shot be shot, the mainstream media
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Speaker 6: is covering this up, but I don't have any details
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Speaker 6: regarding that so far. So all I know is that
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Speaker 6: the police are tiagusing on people who are demonstrating. I
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Speaker 6: think I tell I so times P even mentioning that
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Speaker 6: on the shot, but I didn't want to read that
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Speaker 6: comment because I was like, you gotta catch up with
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Speaker 6: my show for you to count up with this conversation.
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Speaker 6: So I hope turns Plait is here and shout to you. Yes,
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Speaker 6: we had demonstrations yesterday at Nanyuki. The police started throwing
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Speaker 6: tars at peaceful demonstrators who are asking and demanding just questions,
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Speaker 6: why Kenya and why not there Sikungo or Uganda, which
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Speaker 6: are the major two countries in Africa and inast Africa
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Speaker 6: to be specific, that have been able to tackle and
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Speaker 6: handle these cases way before. Kenya has never been affected.
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Speaker 6: We've never had any case of a baller ever before.
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Speaker 6: So bringing people from other countries where they should settle
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Speaker 6: their old matters right there to our own country hoursand
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Speaker 6: miles away. It's literally something that is bringing questions and
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Speaker 6: of course you saw yesterday with the videos that were
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Speaker 6: sharing Kenyans are talking about the disrespect that the West
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Speaker 6: African countries have when it comes to Africa, and it's
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Speaker 6: true we're not respected, but.
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Speaker 8: This is because of the leaders we have who are perpets.
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Speaker 6: They're not leaders, they're politicians playing politics on the people.
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Speaker 6: But which is not also a tactic that is working
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Speaker 6: or gonna work for so long. Part of the conversation
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Speaker 6: is gonna be discussing about Ghana's parliament which has passed
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Speaker 6: the anti Elder BTQ law, Anti ELDERBTQ Bill. That is
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Speaker 6: a people who are literally involved in this they're gonna
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Speaker 6: be facing three years of maximum in prison for the
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Speaker 6: same sex acts. So of course this has been a
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Speaker 6: discussion literally piling since twenty twenty four. It's crazy. Now finally,
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Speaker 6: since we have a new president in Ghana, John Muhammad,
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Speaker 6: the decision has been finally.
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Speaker 8: Settled because it's been since twenty twenty.
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Speaker 6: Four when it sold this action our culture being pushed
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Speaker 6: upon African countries and Ganna took. Ganna is one of
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Speaker 6: the countries that took so long to respond and saying
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Speaker 6: no to this, you know bill or culture being introduced
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Speaker 6: where we have the US military base being set up.
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Speaker 6: But I did discuss this whole situation, yes the which
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Speaker 6: it's all about these old Ebola crisis or coverages. This
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Speaker 6: is just a cover of them stealing our resources. In
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Speaker 6: the border of Kenya in Tanzana, that is where exactly
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Speaker 6: they are setting out. The quarantine comes the military air base.
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Speaker 6: We have an airstrip already built there. So of course
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Speaker 6: this explains a whole lot, okay, a whole lot on what.
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Speaker 8: Is happening in this country.
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Speaker 6: But let us look at what the President had to
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Speaker 6: say yesterday, because it's part of the compilation of this video.
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Speaker 6: Yesterday being the first of June was Madaraka Day where
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Speaker 6: Kenyans were celebrating the independence day. Of course, I say
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Speaker 6: there's nothing independent about this country or majority of the
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Speaker 6: African countries. The true independent countries we have so far
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Speaker 6: in Africa is booking a Fassil, Nija and Mai. Because
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Speaker 6: these people are not following any orders, they're not complying
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Speaker 6: with any policies or laws that the West or the
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Speaker 6: colonizers left in this continent. They are building their country,
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Speaker 6: operating their country based on their own terms. And that
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Speaker 6: is what we should have done long time ago. I
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Speaker 6: always say personally, as much as we're still following the
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Speaker 6: laws and policies, at least you should have done something
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Speaker 6: that should have been beneficial for us. But again, colonialism
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Speaker 6: never left. It's just being managed by now other people.
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Speaker 6: Colonialism is still very much active, and that's what we
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Speaker 6: can see the neocolonialism taking place, because it never left Africa.
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Speaker 6: It's just that we have some we have some managers
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Speaker 6: of countries who are now managing this colonialism by keeping
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Speaker 6: us dumb. And I've been talking recently about being kept dumb,
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Speaker 6: specifically about Kenya and not just ken about the whole continent.
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Speaker 6: Education wise, we have a very fucked up system of
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Speaker 6: education that doesn't teach us any truth, any information regarding
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Speaker 6: our real history. And the fact that now we can
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Speaker 6: see Kenyan's since twenty twenty four demonstrations which are the
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Speaker 6: biggest demonstrations we've ever had without any opposition anyone leading
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Speaker 6: us Kenya's literally understanding tribelessly or positionlesslie, if there's such
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Speaker 6: a term, how we can come together and understand we're
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Speaker 6: facing the same problems, the same thing happen early twenty
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Speaker 6: twenty five, we had another demonstration, of course because it
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Speaker 6: took place twice twenty twenty four, then in twenty twenty five,
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Speaker 6: and recently of course we've been had in other minor
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Speaker 6: type of demonstration. But this has also shown how Kenya's
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Speaker 6: currently are. So this generation is very much educated, and
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Speaker 6: what Trute is doing is literally taking that away. He
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Speaker 6: has stopped funding the free public system of education which
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Speaker 6: allows many people to get free access of schools that
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Speaker 6: was introduced by Miikei Baki, the late Miiki Baki, the
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Speaker 6: third president of this country. Now what Trutow is doing
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Speaker 6: is completely taking that away because they want a society
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Speaker 6: of damn people who cannot question the kind of matters.
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Speaker 6: They cannot question anything. You know, it's crazy because when
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Speaker 6: you look at the image of Ruto before he became
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Speaker 6: a president and right now, it's literally different. And you
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Speaker 6: can tell this man is really under stress because it's
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Speaker 6: really dealing with very walk people that every day they're
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Speaker 6: keeping him on at toe. You wanna make this decision better,
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Speaker 6: We're gonna check on you. And I love the fact
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Speaker 6: that people now becoming very much fearless. As much as
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Speaker 6: we have videos information being surprised, the fact that tittok
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Speaker 6: has already taken over.
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Speaker 8: Still people are not scared to talk about the truth.
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Speaker 6: We are one of the guys that went viral last
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Speaker 6: year who one of the people got into the parliament
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Speaker 6: and I don't know if I can shut that video again,
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Speaker 6: but he said, I think we share the video. He
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Speaker 6: was like, mister spikersa, we are here and we're not
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Speaker 6: afraid of you, motherfuckers and part of my language, but
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Speaker 6: that's what they say. We're not scared of you. We
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Speaker 6: are not scared of you. We are in the parliament
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Speaker 6: not to our willpie, We're not scared of you. And
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Speaker 6: that guy literally many people after the demonstration of twenty
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Speaker 6: twenty four twenty fifth of June twenty twenty four, many
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Speaker 6: people thought he was dead. So he came back last week.
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Speaker 6: He came back last week, and of course with one
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Speaker 6: of our prominent politician. Lawyer are very good at saying politician.
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Speaker 6: One among the people rejected the bill in twenty twenty
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Speaker 6: four and always time by the people. And I'm not
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Speaker 6: saying it's really good as much as it's not like
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Speaker 6: he's not been involved in corruption. He'sn't been involved in
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Speaker 6: a lot of crap, including shooting.
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Speaker 8: A DJ because he didn't play song shout to Babbo.
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Speaker 3: We know.
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Speaker 8: But the guy came back last week, and he came with.
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Speaker 6: The babble Willow. The gul mentioned he was a politician
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Speaker 6: but a good lawyer at the same time. And he's
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Speaker 6: supposed to be standing for him just in case the
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Speaker 6: law or the system is going to be following him
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Speaker 6: up or willing to do anything to him. So I
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Speaker 6: Betty went he was hiding somewhere. He was protected probably
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Speaker 6: by some people because most of us thought this guy
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Speaker 6: was dead. So what these people are scared of, generally
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Speaker 6: is this spirit of the youth.
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Speaker 8: There's care that we're demanding answer and they're not cared
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Speaker 8: to go forward.
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Speaker 6: To get the answers. But look at what to her
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Speaker 6: to say yesterday on my Da lacka day and during
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Speaker 6: the demonstrations. It doesn't means prepared for debts.
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Speaker 5: These video explains were.
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Speaker 7: In Lykipia Airbase.
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Speaker 10: I gave the okay if you go to the pictures
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Speaker 10: of Ruto in twenty twenty two and he was the
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Speaker 10: deputy president of Una, both thieves and both people are
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Speaker 10: supposed to be in jail.
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Speaker 8: This guy was fat, like fat, not even healthy.
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Speaker 6: He was fat. He was chubby, cheek fat, almost developing
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Speaker 6: a balloon stomacher. Ruto cannot get a balloon stomach because
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Speaker 6: the Kenyan youths, they're very much educated and they want answers.
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Speaker 6: So this guy is daily stressed.
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Speaker 11: Because it was an agreement and a partnership with friends
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Speaker 11: who have worked with Kenya for thirty forty years.
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Speaker 7: The American government has supported us.
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Speaker 6: How how so when I was listening to this, the
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Speaker 6: first thing I asked myself was how how has the
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Speaker 6: American government helped us? As the American government helped us
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Speaker 6: by taking away our healthcare data?
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Speaker 8: Is that help is that what you call help? Is
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Speaker 8: the American government helping us by taking away our resources?
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Speaker 8: That what you call help.
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Speaker 6: The American government is helping us by you following the
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Speaker 6: laws of taking away the free system of education so
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Speaker 6: that you can have a damn society of people cannot
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Speaker 6: critically think or ask questions.
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Speaker 8: Is that help?
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Speaker 6: The American government is helping you on bringing diseases.
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Speaker 8: In this country?
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Speaker 2: Is that help?
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Speaker 6: How is that help? What kind of help is this?
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Speaker 6: Because these people love talking about partnership, collaboration, friends personally,
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Speaker 6: I as jobie, a friend, should I do? I'm not
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Speaker 6: even gonna talk about that, but that was a funny incident.
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Speaker 6: I'm not gonna talk about that. No, no, no, no,
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Speaker 6: But as a good friend, something just happened to me
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Speaker 6: this one. You're just very funny. But as a good friend,
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Speaker 6: someone is a good friend. They're not gonna wish bad
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Speaker 6: anything bad to you. That's a real friend.
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Speaker 8: A really friend protects you, A really friend will protect you.
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Speaker 6: So how is this friendship? I'm trying to understand that
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Speaker 6: they have deployed huge resources in Kenya.
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Speaker 12: You see, by every historical account, Kenya has never enjoyed
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Speaker 12: a major eboler autobreak.
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Speaker 5: It has always done.
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Speaker 7: The hemhaging bullet.
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Speaker 12: Decades after a decade, Yes, and William Rudo's watched a
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Speaker 12: growing number of citizens of this it is no longer
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Speaker 12: a matter of if. But when the nation records its
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Speaker 12: first chapter in a Boer history, ironically, the panic is.
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Speaker 4: Coming from like Apia.
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Speaker 12: The judiciary is recently by the construction of a blacar
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Speaker 12: tech facilities that like the airbase, and in most democracies
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Speaker 12: that's where the story aids. The court rules and the
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Speaker 12: executive complies, however route or ignore the court order. He
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Speaker 12: essentially gave it a middle finger or the rights of construction.
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Speaker 6: And for good measure, no, he didn't give it a
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Speaker 6: middle finger. What is happening in this country? This man
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Speaker 6: has ensured we have we have people who are not
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Speaker 6: how do I say like? This man has completely changed
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Speaker 6: from the judiciary, to the legislator, to the executive to
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Speaker 6: the High Court. This man has changed everyone who is
23:52
Speaker 6: in these positions so that they can be yes a
23:54
Speaker 6: boss negros who say yes to everything he does. So
23:59
Speaker 6: that's been saying, literally even back then was the case
24:02
Speaker 6: there is something that the High Court was supposed to
24:05
Speaker 6: This I can't remember mine, but there's something that the
24:08
Speaker 6: High Court also temporarily said no to. And I said, man,
24:14
Speaker 6: I think I was even telling Kith. Watch the High
24:16
Speaker 6: Court is not going it's not going to it's not
24:18
Speaker 6: going to do anything to protect their Keny answer. The
24:22
Speaker 6: High Court just it's already been brought out. It's already
24:26
Speaker 6: been bought out. So anything they say, it's all for
24:30
Speaker 6: the public to think that, actually the High Court is working,
24:33
Speaker 6: but it doesn't work. This lady, let me take it back.
24:37
Speaker 6: Why is it this?
24:39
Speaker 8: This lady, this, this lady you see here, this this I.
24:44
Speaker 6: Don't know I use an abusive language, but this lady
24:46
Speaker 6: you see here, this one one of the most corrupt
24:53
Speaker 6: people we have in this country, one of the most
24:56
Speaker 6: corrupt people in this country.
25:00
Speaker 8: Working for corrupt government because she's corrupt.
25:04
Speaker 6: So the High Court, whatever they say, I'll never believe
25:06
Speaker 6: anything the High Court says. And I've been standing with
25:09
Speaker 6: that because they say things for the public to think, oh,
25:12
Speaker 6: the High Court is really oh okay, we really have
25:14
Speaker 6: a working system, right, the working oh the High Court
25:17
Speaker 6: because kens of course A're gonna demand answers, So let
25:20
Speaker 6: the High Court play a role off with like they care.
25:22
Speaker 6: You know, they're gonna but they don't.
25:25
Speaker 12: Complies however, route or in Jersey, if not the court order,
25:29
Speaker 12: he essentially gave it a middle finger or the rights construction.
25:33
Speaker 12: And for good measure, this police officers and military personels
25:38
Speaker 12: to disass orchesters like mosquitoes at a tado party.
26:36
Speaker 6: So then they can defense forces. They cannot defense forces. Uh,
26:40
Speaker 6: these are the people we don't see shooting. They're always
26:44
Speaker 6: they're supposed to be protecting the citizens. You know, these
26:47
Speaker 6: are the people who have a possibility of taking over
26:50
Speaker 6: this country. When you talk about a coup, Yeah, they
26:53
Speaker 6: cannot defense forces as the ability of ensuring we have
26:57
Speaker 6: a coup in this country and not just a cool
27:01
Speaker 6: but attaining real leadership. Now back, take you back. In
27:05
Speaker 6: twenty twenty four, we had the head of Kenna Defense
27:07
Speaker 6: Forces who was allegedly killed. Okay, allegedly, I'm gonna use
27:15
Speaker 6: allegedly because we don't know what happened.
27:19
Speaker 8: Allegedly he was killed in twenty twenty four.
27:23
Speaker 6: This was after the demonstration, and there was a possibility
27:27
Speaker 6: because of how Ruto was killing Kenyan's mercilessly. The guy
27:32
Speaker 6: was in charge of the Kenna Defense Forces might have
27:37
Speaker 6: or could have possibly led to a coup. And what
27:41
Speaker 6: they did is get rid of this guy. Ruto installed
27:46
Speaker 6: the corrupt people in the Kenya Defense Forces so that
27:51
Speaker 6: there couldn't be a coup in this country. Are you
27:54
Speaker 6: with me, okay.
28:00
Speaker 5: Sun it m?
28:01
Speaker 4: Did they lived?
28:05
Speaker 5: Love your petitions?
28:13
Speaker 13: Said tad ess.
28:32
Speaker 1: Day of Link with your.
28:34
Speaker 8: Mos landing, But.
29:31
Speaker 12: Dim did Kenyans because this monantinue facility wasn't being uled
29:37
Speaker 12: for Kenyans.
29:38
Speaker 4: This high security.
29:40
Speaker 12: Containment suite is designed for you as citizens exposed to
29:44
Speaker 12: the virus, yet the government has represented it as a
29:47
Speaker 12: patrilgic health investment for the Kenyan people.
29:52
Speaker 11: Our partnership whip our friends the American governm is a
30:02
Speaker 11: partnership that is mutually beneficial to us and to them.
30:08
Speaker 8: Mutually beneficial to us and to them.
30:11
Speaker 6: What you're trying to say is our partnership is mutually benefiting.
30:16
Speaker 6: It's not mutually it's beneficial to America only. This is
30:21
Speaker 6: about the resources. Again, this Ebola hold bullshit is ballocks.
30:30
Speaker 6: This old Ebolar bullshit is to capture people, people's attention
30:34
Speaker 6: to forget what is really happening on the main ground.
30:39
Speaker 6: As you go back to my yesterday show. You can
30:42
Speaker 6: see the attractors digging on attractors digging on the ground,
30:46
Speaker 6: and not just one. We're like over eight seven tractors
30:49
Speaker 6: there digging on the ground. What are they digging on
30:52
Speaker 6: the ground? Why is it that there's a whole airstrip
30:59
Speaker 6: in like Keepia are very undeveloped county, but there's a
31:04
Speaker 6: whole airstaper and there's a military base being set there.
31:09
Speaker 6: Yet we have the French troops in Kenya, eight hundred
31:13
Speaker 6: of them, our partnership. Oh okay, this is all ballocks,
31:23
Speaker 6: so that people can be scared because, Betricia, the fear.
31:26
Speaker 6: The men have understood fear so well, the fear, fear.
31:30
Speaker 6: Fear is such a good weapon. And Africans are scared
31:34
Speaker 6: of so many things, so many things. Africans are scared
31:37
Speaker 6: of a dead body. Africans are scared of diseases that
31:40
Speaker 6: they have never had in this country. Africans are scared
31:43
Speaker 6: of casting on Jesus. You know, Africans are scared of
31:47
Speaker 6: so much. And these politicians, they have understood their minds,
31:55
Speaker 6: the mind games, tactics and how.
31:57
Speaker 8: To play with the people.
32:00
Speaker 6: And of course bet you show the people are of
32:02
Speaker 6: course reacting to this is our old generation. The new
32:06
Speaker 6: generation is the generation that is actually revealing so much
32:09
Speaker 6: of the truth of what this old Black crisis is about.
32:12
Speaker 6: Like you can see from the videos that shared yesterday,
32:15
Speaker 6: people understand because come on, we have details. Then rima
32:20
Speaker 6: heels rare at minerals what this amount of money. Now
32:24
Speaker 6: we have France in Kenya and now we have America.
32:30
Speaker 8: Why I'm like understanding America very well.
32:33
Speaker 6: Why Yoman personally is the best place to dump these
32:35
Speaker 6: people while you're me because it's I don't know, call
32:39
Speaker 6: it I developed, but it is I'm developed. Not like Africa,
32:42
Speaker 6: don't get me wrong, But there's a lot of bushes
32:45
Speaker 6: there or lands that are free that you can go.
32:49
Speaker 8: Set these people on.
32:50
Speaker 6: That camp, abandon those people there, but not all the
32:57
Speaker 6: way from the United States thousands of miles to not.
33:02
Speaker 8: Just Africa, but it's Africa Kenya.
33:05
Speaker 6: Ha, No, no, nothing mutual about this. It's beneficial to you,
33:12
Speaker 6: your fellow katas negroes. Yes, I boss negroes. And because
33:18
Speaker 6: you respect and fear white people so bad, and because
33:22
Speaker 6: you know if you don't do what is required brutal,
33:26
Speaker 6: you're gonna end up in preson this man is under pressure.
33:30
Speaker 6: It's not even getting thing because of just Keny. Answer.
33:33
Speaker 6: This man is under pressure of America, France and the
33:38
Speaker 6: rest of the European nations, even including China. This man
33:43
Speaker 6: is under pressure. He must do everything he was told
33:46
Speaker 6: to do for his freedom, otherwise it's gonna go back
33:52
Speaker 6: to jail. I mean, is this new? We've seen many
33:55
Speaker 6: African leaders who have even left the political sea a
34:00
Speaker 6: long time ago. They're retired, but they're still gonna be
34:03
Speaker 6: haunted back. This is gonna be haunted back. How many
34:08
Speaker 6: puppets do we see being accused of corruption and they're
34:13
Speaker 6: gonna end up in jail? Many, especially in West Africa,
34:19
Speaker 6: we have so many of them, from the MP's to
34:22
Speaker 6: the senators, to the governors to the presidents.
34:29
Speaker 8: The white people never forget exactly when.
34:35
Speaker 7: President Trump as the government of Kenya to support them
34:41
Speaker 7: by having a center in like keep your air base?
34:50
Speaker 8: Why I keep here? While I keep here?
34:52
Speaker 6: I gave kay.
34:56
Speaker 11: Because it was an agreement and a with friends who
35:02
Speaker 11: have walked with Kenya friends for thirty forty years.
35:09
Speaker 7: The American government has.
35:11
Speaker 14: Supported us to do what They have deployed huge resources
35:16
Speaker 14: in Kenya.
35:16
Speaker 8: Which one.
35:20
Speaker 15: They have deployed, what resources? What resources? As America deployed
35:28
Speaker 15: here America depends on Africa for resources and correct me,
35:33
Speaker 15: maybe I'm wrong, But what resources? What resources? Which resources?
35:39
Speaker 6: Are we talking about? Military type of resources or military?
35:44
Speaker 6: What are we talking about?
35:47
Speaker 7: This man work with us.
35:49
Speaker 6: That's why I keep on. That's why he keeps some
35:51
Speaker 6: clarifying himself in every sentences, even today when you watch
35:55
Speaker 6: this video from the beginning, he said, we are not
35:58
Speaker 6: mad people. Yeah, you you love clarifying. You're not mad
36:01
Speaker 6: because you're mad. You are very mad. You're supposed to
36:05
Speaker 6: be taken to my Dadrey my, that is one of
36:08
Speaker 6: the places we have where mad people are taken to
36:12
Speaker 6: be taken care of. So Rutre is a mad man.
36:15
Speaker 6: You should be taken to my dady God Dammas to
36:21
Speaker 6: work with us on other Oh, so this tells you exactly.
36:26
Speaker 6: So remember we received money one point something billion for
36:31
Speaker 6: us to give our healthcare data in the name of Oh,
36:34
Speaker 6: they're trying to help us cub HIV and AIDS and
36:37
Speaker 6: other unknown upcoming maybe diseases that might wrapped from nowhere
36:43
Speaker 6: and or did they call the pandemics and malaria?
36:47
Speaker 8: Because this money was given to cab.
36:52
Speaker 6: HIV and malaria and the other pandemics for the next
36:56
Speaker 6: five years, for the next five years. This tells you
37:01
Speaker 6: Ruto is coming back as a president. You guys, Ruter
37:06
Speaker 6: is coming back. Men, watch next year. Next ding is
37:11
Speaker 6: gonna be a very chaotic year. And apparently most of
37:14
Speaker 6: the people also saying, because Ruter is so scared, he's
37:17
Speaker 6: trying every means possible. According to the new one of
37:21
Speaker 6: the bill's financial bills that are being introduced twenty seven bill,
37:27
Speaker 6: is that the president can declare a national disaster any time, okay,
37:35
Speaker 6: and without any oppause national disaster. So this man is
37:41
Speaker 6: trying to find a way either how to postpone elections
37:46
Speaker 6: so that people cannot vote next tar Oh my god,
37:52
Speaker 6: this man is trying every means possible to either postpone
37:57
Speaker 6: elections still elections and if not, kill as many people
38:03
Speaker 6: possible who are going to oppose him becoming a president
38:07
Speaker 6: for the second term. We're gonna be starting getting weapons,
38:13
Speaker 6: trust me, from America and from France. We will and
38:19
Speaker 6: I'll be here to report it. I'm very sure of that.
38:23
Speaker 6: People already saying that Ken has already seeing what is
38:26
Speaker 6: happening in this country.
38:28
Speaker 8: This man is doing his way. I want to say
38:30
Speaker 8: he's ahead of Kenyan's, but he's literally a step ahead
38:33
Speaker 8: of us.
38:33
Speaker 6: He's trying everything, mean everything possible to postpone election still
38:40
Speaker 6: elections or kill as many like Samir Suluhu to become
38:45
Speaker 6: a president because if he doesn't, this guy's gonna end
38:49
Speaker 6: up in prison. But this guy's gonna be accused of
38:53
Speaker 6: not only the two thousand and seven election, but it's
38:56
Speaker 6: gonna be accused of also the twenty twenty four killings.
39:00
Speaker 8: I mean, don't you know the white people so well?
39:03
Speaker 7: We do shit diseases. They worked with us on a
39:08
Speaker 7: poler In fact, Hemri was one of the.
39:12
Speaker 11: Institutions that worked on research on the vaccines for CONVID.
39:21
Speaker 14: Because we have a solid partnership with America and other partners.
39:28
Speaker 14: So the facility that is at like Typia Airbase is
39:35
Speaker 14: not a facility different from all the other facilities that
39:41
Speaker 14: we have across ken We have twenty three other facilities
39:46
Speaker 14: set up in Kannata Hospital, in the Police Hospital in Irobi,
39:52
Speaker 14: in muy Teaching and Revieral Hospital in Eerd in Kenyata
39:59
Speaker 14: Hospital in the in thicker In in a Lope Hospital
40:04
Speaker 14: in in Bossia and in many other areas, and these
40:09
Speaker 14: facilities are.
40:11
Speaker 7: Meant to make sure that there is proper screening and
40:18
Speaker 7: if there is.
40:20
Speaker 11: Any positive identification of people who have a ball, then
40:27
Speaker 11: immediately they are isolated.
40:30
Speaker 7: They are treated so that we avoid any spread of.
40:35
Speaker 12: The disease that tradition is wors fueling suspicions if the
40:39
Speaker 12: United States he had it approached Kenya, or this facility
40:43
Speaker 12: exists at all, would they agency have materialize without foreign involvement?
40:49
Speaker 12: There is a question or they citizens as quietly at
40:52
Speaker 12: first and then more loudly and personally when they do,
40:57
Speaker 12: they are immediately hit by such instance in retaliation.
41:04
Speaker 7: Of opinion, you move, how we will get your work because.
41:08
Speaker 2: I suppose of your.
41:13
Speaker 16: Eugenia because you have you.
41:15
Speaker 6: Were what the fuck?
41:20
Speaker 1: Man?
41:21
Speaker 8: These are the man?
41:25
Speaker 6: What this our policy? This is our leaders? This our leaders.
41:35
Speaker 6: This man is talking in front of school children, as
41:38
Speaker 6: you can say, this are school children. This one where
41:41
Speaker 6: you can see my mouth moving, This are school children.
41:46
Speaker 6: I remember growing up personally we couldn't see politicians personally
41:51
Speaker 6: in there. Like growing up, it was very rare for
41:55
Speaker 6: you to see a politician on social media and platform,
42:00
Speaker 6: even faceboo because Facebook was famous before the rest of
42:03
Speaker 6: the platforms we have today TikTok and Instagram. Facebook is
42:07
Speaker 6: long gone dead. Anyone who's there. It's the old generation
42:11
Speaker 6: and sorry to use that, but it's the truth. It
42:16
Speaker 6: was very rare for you to see a politician talking
42:20
Speaker 6: or all this mansense being aired. But since today, people
42:23
Speaker 6: who have phones, we are the news, we are the media.
42:29
Speaker 8: We get to see the railroad truth of these people.
42:33
Speaker 6: This man just said he has buised one of the
42:36
Speaker 6: other politicians using their moms near mamacle. That is your mom.
42:42
Speaker 6: How did you get even using a politician airing a
42:47
Speaker 6: point or a speech in front of school children who
42:51
Speaker 6: are looking up to you for change. Oh my god, shit, Na, Yeah,
43:10
Speaker 6: that destroyed this guy. This guy should be dead, but
43:14
Speaker 6: he survived. They destroyed allegedly again, this guy was destroyed.
43:22
Speaker 6: He was crippled by the way. He's now back to
43:24
Speaker 6: walking and he's destroying now. The people were destroying by
43:30
Speaker 6: exposing so much truth.
43:32
Speaker 4: Oh okay, people, poor people.
43:51
Speaker 7: Nance.
43:54
Speaker 17: That does not be short sighted. I American supling. Corona
44:02
Speaker 17: brought the job here. You're not brought by Americas.
44:06
Speaker 8: Corona was not.
44:07
Speaker 6: Real and we know all that. You know again the
44:10
Speaker 6: fear tactics, and they worked, they worked the fear and
44:14
Speaker 6: all the people got the job. And now we see
44:17
Speaker 6: the consequences of it. But in short, what this video
44:20
Speaker 6: is telling you you rot using our partners, our whatever bullshit.
44:27
Speaker 6: This is all again ballocks. America is not our friend. Trump,
44:33
Speaker 6: to be specific, ain't our goddamn friend. And this is
44:39
Speaker 6: why history is very important, because if so many of
44:42
Speaker 6: us are the studt is happening politically between America and Iran,
44:47
Speaker 6: it should be so easy for us to understand what
44:50
Speaker 6: America can do to us, as Africa, as Kenya if
44:54
Speaker 6: we don't comply to their rules if we don't. Because
44:59
Speaker 6: this why fear healthcare data being given away and in
45:04
Speaker 6: the name of it's going to this man is supposed
45:06
Speaker 6: to help us, you know, carb HIV, malaria and all
45:10
Speaker 6: that bullshit. These five years is for Rutal to ensure
45:14
Speaker 6: the stilling of resources are happening. He has given so
45:17
Speaker 6: much that he's demanded during his term, so he has
45:22
Speaker 6: to serve two terms for him to be a free man,
45:26
Speaker 6: for him to become a balloon stomach and comfortably like
45:29
Speaker 6: Kuru Kenyata we see today, so unhealthy. He has to
45:33
Speaker 6: ensure he delivers exactly what the white man told him
45:37
Speaker 6: after that case in the International Criminal Court, because if
45:41
Speaker 6: he doesn't, this guy is going to end up in prison.
45:45
Speaker 6: And be sure of that the lenture he ends up
45:48
Speaker 6: in prison. So all this is no coincidence. This is
45:53
Speaker 6: all very well planned, very well arranged, and they know
45:59
Speaker 6: what they're doing the name of partnership, right, collaboration, bullshit, Right,
46:11
Speaker 6: this is crazy. But that is Kenya today, So you're
46:15
Speaker 6: gonna say much more of the updates of what is
46:16
Speaker 6: going to be taking place today. There was a possibility
46:20
Speaker 6: of maybe protests should happen. I'm not sure if there's
46:24
Speaker 6: any other place today protests are happening. But the protest
46:28
Speaker 6: was supposed to be about the baller. I mentioned this yesterday,
46:30
Speaker 6: about the Ebola patients being brought in Kenya, the children
46:35
Speaker 6: going missing, women being killed, the Finance Bill twenty twenty six,
46:39
Speaker 6: twenty twenty seven. We're dealing with true, we're dealing with perfect.
46:46
Speaker 6: We're dealing with the perfect big time, and Kenya is
46:51
Speaker 6: not safe. So it's hard to ask Kenya's to fight
46:54
Speaker 6: for this country. Or you're gonna keep on questioning the
46:57
Speaker 6: same question, how long until Africa can fully govern itself,
47:01
Speaker 6: which is the topic of today. But as we move
47:03
Speaker 6: away from that, we have Ghana. Since twenty twenty four
47:07
Speaker 6: when we heard the cases and the culture of white
47:11
Speaker 6: people being pushed to African countries. We saw a country
47:14
Speaker 6: like you Ganda, they pass a very harsh law and
47:19
Speaker 6: where you're gonna end up ten years in prison if
47:21
Speaker 6: you found on the same sex act.
47:24
Speaker 8: We saw that many other countries which said no to this.
47:27
Speaker 6: We're some Ghana MPs senators if you can remember some
47:31
Speaker 6: videos about it, were like now we cannot allow this
47:34
Speaker 6: white culture ulsha affecting Africa. So it's been two years
47:40
Speaker 6: when we heard Nana Akofu Ado as the president who
47:44
Speaker 6: refused to pass any standard, who refused to stand on
47:49
Speaker 6: is drowned regarding this bill. So finally we have John Muhammad.
47:54
Speaker 8: The new president, who is also very corrupt.
47:57
Speaker 6: I don't, I don't. I'll never say this man is
48:00
Speaker 6: perfect until I see so much that he can do
48:02
Speaker 6: for Ghana or what is going to do for Ghana
48:05
Speaker 6: before he leaves as a president.
48:07
Speaker 8: But so far, so good.
48:08
Speaker 6: We've seen, of course, Ghana benefiting from a few things
48:10
Speaker 6: including its resources, gold, coffee, I think the bantles of
48:14
Speaker 6: the exportation of coffee.
48:16
Speaker 8: And which I hope they're building processing companies or refining companies.
48:24
Speaker 6: Or trying to find a wall. They can work with
48:27
Speaker 6: the Alliance Health stage to ensure this is very easy
48:30
Speaker 6: accessible to them. So of course we have Ghana, which
48:32
Speaker 6: has Pagana's pliamentary just passed the anti held BTQ bill
48:36
Speaker 6: without three years in prison for same sex as the
48:39
Speaker 6: same that the bill has part strong reactions both within
48:42
Speaker 6: Ghana and internationally. Supporters say that the legislation reflects the
48:47
Speaker 6: country's culture, religious and family values, while human rights organizations
48:53
Speaker 6: and activists want that if that it could lead to discrimination,
48:59
Speaker 6: fear reachedrictions and fundamental freedom. The development places Ghana at
49:04
Speaker 6: the center of growing debate across Africa o our culture, religion,
49:09
Speaker 6: human rights and national sovereignty, and the rights of sexual minorities.
49:15
Speaker 8: What are your thoughts regarding this? Of course, my thoughts
49:17
Speaker 8: are this is amazing.
49:18
Speaker 6: I believe even there years should be pushed, maybe even
49:21
Speaker 6: to more than that, because why should we be adapting
49:27
Speaker 6: or being forced to adapt some cultures that we're not
49:30
Speaker 6: comfortable with? You know, So shat to join Mohamma for
49:33
Speaker 6: ensuring that now Ghana actually has.
49:38
Speaker 8: Is clear on what they stand when it comes to this.
49:42
Speaker 6: Moving away very quick from that because I have a
49:44
Speaker 6: few videos to share as we understand how Africa can
49:47
Speaker 6: fully govern itself.
49:48
Speaker 8: We are South Africa. Teen a teenager was killed yesterday
49:51
Speaker 8: belonging to.
49:52
Speaker 6: A different South African tribe in an alleged intercommunity a
49:56
Speaker 6: prophobic aid the same that South African fam is demanding
50:00
Speaker 6: justice following the death of a nineteen year old That
50:03
Speaker 6: is now Mullo sample. If I'm pronouncing his name correctly, correctly,
50:07
Speaker 6: it should be Yea Namulo Sambo who was allegedly stabbed.
50:11
Speaker 8: To death during unrest in Mosally Bay, Western Cape.
50:15
Speaker 6: According to the family members, Namula was killed on May
50:19
Speaker 6: thirty first, That was on Sunday twenty twenty six, Armily
50:24
Speaker 6: the protests and violence that reportedly erupted in parts of
50:27
Speaker 6: the community. The family believed that he was targeted because
50:30
Speaker 6: of his ethnic background, describing the incident as an act
50:34
Speaker 6: of tribalism and discrimination. Social media reports claimed tensions escalated
50:39
Speaker 6: during the unrest, with some individuals allegedly telling people from
50:44
Speaker 6: other communities to leave the area and return to their
50:47
Speaker 6: places of origin. Namulo, a South African citizen originally from Limpopo,
50:52
Speaker 6: reportedly lost his life after being stabbed during the violence.
50:56
Speaker 6: In an emotional statement, his sister expressed the family's grief
51:00
Speaker 6: and called for accountability. Quoting what she says, she said,
51:04
Speaker 6: they killed my brother like they were killing a dog.
51:07
Speaker 6: My nineteen year old little brother was stabbed to death
51:10
Speaker 6: on that first of May during the riots and protest
51:13
Speaker 6: in Moselly Bay, and that is in the Western Cape.
51:17
Speaker 6: And his only fault was being in Songa, in a
51:21
Speaker 6: in a Horsa community where where she says, we are
51:26
Speaker 6: deeply hurt as a family by is in humane act.
51:30
Speaker 6: Justice must be served and we will not be silent.
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Speaker 6: This incident has a suspect. Widespread outrages are online, with
51:37
Speaker 6: many South African condemning violence, tribalism and discrimination against fellow citizens,
51:43
Speaker 6: calling for a thorough investigation and justice for Mamula to
51:47
Speaker 6: continue to grow as the family seeks answers. This is
51:53
Speaker 6: how South Africans South Africans South Africa. Yeah, no, the
52:00
Speaker 6: any silent. I didn't know that General Mosquito. So it's
52:02
Speaker 6: supposed to be Mulo.
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Speaker 7: It's not no Mulo.
52:05
Speaker 6: It's supposed to be mullo. I don't know if the Okay,
52:09
Speaker 6: that's interesting. Now Mulo, I thought the H is silent
52:12
Speaker 6: because it's n H n H l a lam mulo.
52:20
Speaker 6: Now Mulo, I think the H is silent, not the N.
52:24
Speaker 6: The H is silent na mulo sample no nan la
52:29
Speaker 6: mulo sample. Yeah, I don't think that any silent. It's
52:34
Speaker 6: the H which is silent. But also thank you for
52:36
Speaker 6: the correction. Maybe I do not know, but this is
52:40
Speaker 6: really getting scary for even South Africans themselves. I think
52:43
Speaker 6: most of you must have seen the.
52:45
Speaker 8: Videos are going around.
52:48
Speaker 6: About the country looks right now after the looting of
52:52
Speaker 6: different shops supermarkets, because yes, they managed to target shops
52:57
Speaker 6: that are owned by other Africans of really life at
53:00
Speaker 6: the country. But now they're even targeting the shops owned
53:04
Speaker 6: by other Africans or South Africans. Oh my god, this
53:09
Speaker 6: is so crazy. I can't imagine how we've been here
53:13
Speaker 6: where I am, and we have a bunch of letter
53:15
Speaker 6: Massaies because Marsailles dominate this place a lot, I do believe,
53:19
Speaker 6: so Kageno County is mostly dominated by the Marsai community.
53:22
Speaker 6: So imagine one day waking up, and we have the
53:25
Speaker 6: Massi community telling people, your mother fuckers need to leave
53:28
Speaker 6: this county because you don't belong here and you need
53:30
Speaker 6: to go back to the counties that you were born.
53:33
Speaker 5: Bruh.
53:34
Speaker 6: I don't even know the county I was born, but
53:36
Speaker 6: I know I was born in Nairobi, Okay to be specific.
53:40
Speaker 6: And I know I was born in Nairobi. So I
53:43
Speaker 6: have to go back all the way.
53:45
Speaker 8: To where my dad lives for me to live comfortably.
53:48
Speaker 6: And I'm not willing to do that. I'm not comfortable
53:50
Speaker 6: with that life. I am not, never been, never will.
53:57
Speaker 6: I'm I'm not gonna go back there. Why should I
53:59
Speaker 6: go back there? The imagine if Kenyan's who are living
54:04
Speaker 6: that way, because this is where South Africa is today
54:10
Speaker 6: from other Africans from other countries to now your very
54:13
Speaker 6: own people. Tribolism, and I think where these countries ended
54:18
Speaker 6: right now, they might end up like Kenya in two
54:20
Speaker 6: thousand and seven because the post election violence in two
54:24
Speaker 6: thousand and seven was led by tribalism. So South Africans
54:27
Speaker 6: might end up in the same position of killing each
54:29
Speaker 6: other because of tribolism differences, which is very very scary,
54:36
Speaker 6: very very scary, But we're gonna see how this is
54:41
Speaker 6: going to go. Of course, I'm gonna be keeping you
54:43
Speaker 6: guys posted on so much. Someone says, the problem is
54:46
Speaker 6: the is the is the leadership. Of course, the leadership
54:49
Speaker 6: is a big problem. Someone also says, despite South Africa attitude,
54:55
Speaker 6: despite South africa attitude, as other Africans feel bad for this,
55:00
Speaker 6: kept saying, the next phase is them trying turning on
55:04
Speaker 6: each other. Of course they're turning on each other already.
55:06
Speaker 6: Someone also says this must not happen in West Cape.
55:10
Speaker 6: It should be stopped. How can this poor boy have
55:14
Speaker 6: lost his life over tribolism despite him being a citizen.
55:19
Speaker 8: It's gonna get worser. It's going to get worser. It's
55:24
Speaker 8: going to get worser.
55:25
Speaker 6: And white people are watching you, motherfuckers. Sadly, white people
55:29
Speaker 6: are watching you and monitoring you. And you know I'm
55:32
Speaker 6: saying this, And what is going.
55:34
Speaker 8: To happen The Africanas, the Israelis who are.
55:39
Speaker 6: Moving to South Africa, and the bunch of other groups
55:42
Speaker 6: who are migrating, non Africans who are migrating to Africa,
55:46
Speaker 6: They're gonna start calling South Africans and civilized and this
55:50
Speaker 6: is all we're gonna be starting having the discussion of
55:52
Speaker 6: who is the civilized person and who's them civilized ones.
55:56
Speaker 6: You say, this discussion has always been having with white
55:58
Speaker 6: people telling Africa then civilized, they brought us civilization. That
56:03
Speaker 6: discussion is coming back because of South African's behavior and
56:07
Speaker 6: watch and Sea watch and see.
56:11
Speaker 8: I've been telling my friends since that we can because
56:14
Speaker 8: of these videos.
56:15
Speaker 6: I'm like, men, watch white people, especially those who live
56:18
Speaker 6: in South Africa, the Africans in Ourania. Of course they're
56:22
Speaker 6: gonna it's gonna get to a point. They're gonna be
56:23
Speaker 6: fed up without the country is you know, working currently
56:27
Speaker 6: and white people having power, and like Africans, they're gonna
56:33
Speaker 6: start calling South Africans and civilized people and you're gonna
56:39
Speaker 6: be kicked out because you are uncivilized. They're gonna start
56:43
Speaker 6: calling you that way. They're gonna start differentiating between their
56:47
Speaker 6: peace and you guys behavior or that's why we distance ourselves.
56:52
Speaker 6: Now we have our own town because you see, they're
56:55
Speaker 6: gonna start justifying their reasons of having their own banks,
56:59
Speaker 6: having their own currencies, having their own towns, their farms, schools,
57:04
Speaker 6: hospitals because of your behavior. Watch and see, watch and
57:15
Speaker 6: see personally understanding right now, the white mindset, they love
57:20
Speaker 6: taking advantage of.
57:23
Speaker 8: Anything black people do, whether it's fighting for.
57:28
Speaker 6: Their rights, especially when it comes, I'm gonna even when
57:32
Speaker 6: it comes, I'm gonna use actually, especially even when we're
57:35
Speaker 6: fighting for our rights justifiably, they still don't see like
57:39
Speaker 6: we're doing anything that you're supposed to do. They're like, nah,
57:43
Speaker 6: black people, black people, that black people, there is black
57:45
Speaker 6: people that now this is going to get there. We're
57:49
Speaker 6: gonna start having that discussion. And what's it becoming a debate?
57:55
Speaker 6: South Africans and civilized. We don't want these people here.
57:58
Speaker 6: We're the original, We're where there where the original. We're
58:04
Speaker 6: the ones who belong there. We never care here. We're
58:07
Speaker 6: not the dad.
58:07
Speaker 8: We are Africanas and were's our Abrigans.
58:10
Speaker 6: The originals are Avrigans. God and see what and see
58:17
Speaker 6: that's a prediction and not even I think even before
58:21
Speaker 6: the end of this month or probably next month, because
58:24
Speaker 6: if this behavior continues this way, white people will be
58:28
Speaker 6: fed up.
58:30
Speaker 8: White people don't like this, and we know that.
58:34
Speaker 6: They don't like this. They don't want to see this.
58:39
Speaker 6: They don't care who you're fighting for, whether it's yourself
58:41
Speaker 6: or not. They don't care for them. What it matters
58:44
Speaker 6: is there white, their whiteness, it should be respected. I'm
58:49
Speaker 6: a white how dare you you know? Me living here?
58:52
Speaker 6: And I am not comfortable. These country is a mess
58:55
Speaker 6: and now you guys are destroying the country. That's another problem.
59:00
Speaker 6: You guys are going looting on supermarkets and all that.
59:03
Speaker 6: You're making the country messy. Shep watch and see that's
59:10
Speaker 6: a prediction for another prediction, but other prediction. But as
59:13
Speaker 6: we get into the main conversation of why Africa and
59:17
Speaker 6: how long will it take for Africa to govern it?
59:19
Speaker 8: So I'm gonna show the rid of this brother here explaining.
59:24
Speaker 6: How Africans have built nothing, okay, how we build completely nothing,
59:30
Speaker 6: and that that should actually go straight to South Africa
59:34
Speaker 6: because my packers have built nothing. Yet you're so jealous
59:38
Speaker 6: of the people who are coming to find life in
59:41
Speaker 6: your country without demanding anything from you, derefollowing the right
59:47
Speaker 6: laws and policies set up in that country and minding
59:52
Speaker 6: the goddamn business. Now you've kicked them out. The same
59:56
Speaker 6: question goes back toward Julius. Malema asked her how many
59:59
Speaker 6: jobs have you got since you kicked out other Africans
1:00:02
Speaker 6: in that country. How many jobs have you so far
1:00:07
Speaker 6: created since you kicked out Kenyans, Nigerians, Gananians and other
1:00:12
Speaker 6: Africans below the correct quaus right?
1:00:14
Speaker 8: How many jobs have you created so far? How many?
1:00:20
Speaker 6: All you do is it get fat and still and
1:00:24
Speaker 6: I'm still gonna use the same term. I'm sorry if
1:00:27
Speaker 6: this makes you mad. If you're listening to South Africa,
1:00:29
Speaker 6: but I don't care, come have a debate with me
1:00:33
Speaker 6: one on one here. Let me hear your clear mindset
1:00:36
Speaker 6: so I can understand you're different. I'll share the link.
1:00:42
Speaker 6: But there's nothing new Negroes have created in your own
1:00:45
Speaker 6: goddamn country. You know why because you won't actually go
1:00:51
Speaker 6: face the people who are not creating job opportunities for you.
1:00:54
Speaker 8: Rama FSA. Have you called out Ramafosa?
1:00:58
Speaker 6: No you haven't. Are you calling out this other position?
1:01:02
Speaker 6: Leader's like Julius Malema? What is Julius Malemma done for
1:01:05
Speaker 6: your country? Always run this mouth does nothing? Like someone said,
1:01:10
Speaker 6: what I do?
1:01:11
Speaker 1: She right?
1:01:13
Speaker 5: She runs on ow.
1:01:14
Speaker 8: She doesn't do anything here, you bet try me.
1:01:20
Speaker 3: Black African countries can't build successful economists. Suf Saharan Africa
1:01:27
Speaker 3: is often referred to as the poverty capital of the world,
1:01:31
Speaker 3: holding the distinction of being home to eight of the
1:01:35
Speaker 3: world's top ten poorest countries. The continent produces or manufactures
1:01:42
Speaker 3: little of significance and faces significant challenges in education, weak
1:01:49
Speaker 3: and corrupt institutions, research and development, infrastructure, and governance. They're
1:01:55
Speaker 3: nearly fifty countries in Sub Saharan Africa exhibit similar deficiencies
1:02:01
Speaker 3: across these critical areas. When Africa is mentioned globally, poverty
1:02:07
Speaker 3: typically comes to mind. Many Africans see to immigrate.
1:02:12
Speaker 6: Look at that is the image of africanser. You know,
1:02:15
Speaker 6: some children having some runny nose with a ball of rights,
1:02:20
Speaker 6: begging for food. You know, see a bunch of Africans
1:02:23
Speaker 6: on a boat, others sinking, others being drowned intentionally by
1:02:27
Speaker 6: some white people who bump into them on those seas
1:02:30
Speaker 6: and sinking them. This is the image of Africa today.
1:02:37
Speaker 6: You have someone who are supposed to be questioning as
1:02:39
Speaker 6: afrikaanser with the majority. God damn it, we are the majority.
1:02:46
Speaker 6: I'll go back to the same conversation I was having
1:02:48
Speaker 6: last week. Why do we keep on having weak as
1:02:52
Speaker 6: all the people telling us about our future when they
1:02:56
Speaker 6: should have played the role when they were young.
1:02:59
Speaker 8: Now you're old, almost dead, but you're governing us.
1:03:02
Speaker 6: You're telling us what I should think about the future,
1:03:04
Speaker 6: or you understand about the future as an old person.
1:03:06
Speaker 6: And don't get me, don't call me wrong, but I'm
1:03:09
Speaker 6: talking specifically to these old politicians.
1:03:15
Speaker 8: These people have zero studies.
1:03:18
Speaker 6: When you talk about fucked up system of education, this
1:03:21
Speaker 6: is the generation that has the most fucked up system
1:03:23
Speaker 6: of education.
1:03:24
Speaker 8: This is the generation that we're told don't go to school.
1:03:29
Speaker 6: Yeah, they said, the people are supposed to be dictating
1:03:31
Speaker 6: to us or you know, the future, the partnership, the
1:03:34
Speaker 6: collaboration of this country. What shut the fuck up and
1:03:39
Speaker 6: go maybe sit on us six feet somewhere and relax,
1:03:43
Speaker 6: goddamn it, or retire. Go sit with your grandma or
1:03:46
Speaker 6: your mother and your wife and let your grandchildren come
1:03:49
Speaker 6: visit you there. Let the young people make the decision
1:03:53
Speaker 6: and the future of this country. But they don't want that.
1:03:57
Speaker 6: They don't.
1:04:00
Speaker 3: To Europe, North America and other regions rather than stay
1:04:05
Speaker 3: in Africa itself. This brings us to the crux of
1:04:09
Speaker 3: this video. Africans do not know the mathematics on how
1:04:15
Speaker 3: to build prosperous economists. I posit that Black Africans can't
1:04:21
Speaker 3: build successful economists when you lack an understanding of economic principles.
1:04:29
Speaker 5: This world, like a Hindo.
1:04:30
Speaker 3: Ability to implement effective economic policies that could transform the
1:04:36
Speaker 3: country into a thriving economy. Africans lack the skills needed
1:04:42
Speaker 3: to transform it into a financial superpower. What is an economy?
1:04:49
Speaker 3: An economy is a system composed of individuals, businesses, and
1:04:53
Speaker 3: governments within a region that produces and sells goods and services.
1:04:57
Speaker 3: It reflects how a nation create, distribute, and consume goods
1:05:03
Speaker 3: and services, as well as its overall financial health and activity.
1:05:08
Speaker 3: For a country to have a thriving economy, it must
1:05:12
Speaker 3: have a government that ensures transparency and protect its citizens.
1:05:18
Speaker 3: An effective government does not own, produce, or sell goods. Instead,
1:05:23
Speaker 3: it must create a conducive environment for both.
1:05:27
Speaker 7: Businesses and individuals.
1:05:29
Speaker 3: These include providing solid infrastructure and enacting enforceable policies that
1:05:36
Speaker 3: would enable these entities to flourish without fear. For instance,
1:05:42
Speaker 3: Nigeria's primary food source is rice, which thrives in its
1:05:46
Speaker 3: tropical climate, yet it can't find enough to feed its
1:05:52
Speaker 3: poverty rated people. Instead, it imports Rice. Why is that
1:05:59
Speaker 3: there is no insensive to become a rise farmer. Nigeria
1:06:03
Speaker 3: instead incentivized criminality than it does productivity. Establishing a business
1:06:10
Speaker 3: in Nigeria it's notoriously difficult, played by Herder's bureaucratic rectorate,
1:06:17
Speaker 3: rampant corruption and systemic primary The government has neglected infrastructure
1:06:23
Speaker 3: and security, crafting laws that primarily protect politicians and elite
1:06:29
Speaker 3: while ignoring the broader interests of the population, because.
1:06:33
Speaker 6: That's not how the system was supposed to was set up.
1:06:36
Speaker 6: The system has not been set up to ensure Africa
1:06:39
Speaker 6: deve loves in front infrastructure wise English, sometimes infrastructure.
1:06:45
Speaker 8: Wise, in any sort of way. If we need.
1:06:49
Speaker 6: To understand how Africa operates, we have to go back
1:06:53
Speaker 6: to the policies that we walk with today.
1:06:57
Speaker 8: Why do we keep up with the same policy law
1:07:00
Speaker 8: that we can see they have.
1:07:01
Speaker 6: Not done anything for us, but yet keep on benefiting
1:07:04
Speaker 6: the people who set up the same policies and laws.
1:07:09
Speaker 6: That's what we have to go back to. Very simple again,
1:07:15
Speaker 6: go back to history, which you keep on saying, go
1:07:19
Speaker 6: back to history. It will make you connect the dots
1:07:22
Speaker 6: very easily, and it will make you if you're aspiring
1:07:27
Speaker 6: to become a true leader of this continent or a
1:07:30
Speaker 6: country in Africa. You'll get in having a strategy and
1:07:35
Speaker 6: the right mindset of what you're doing. I love love
1:07:39
Speaker 6: Ibrian Tarry. I love Ibrian Try because I've been saying
1:07:43
Speaker 6: this since last year or since he took over power. Right,
1:07:48
Speaker 6: this man had a strategy. He didn't come here the
1:07:52
Speaker 6: same way with because if you look at Africa, the
1:07:55
Speaker 6: continent and many countries, they've.
1:07:58
Speaker 8: Been having cause.
1:07:59
Speaker 6: But why say that these schools are not successful? How
1:08:02
Speaker 6: can these schools have not been really, really, really successful?
1:08:06
Speaker 6: What what leads to the schools not being successful. I'm
1:08:11
Speaker 6: gonna call it a cool before it becomes a real leadership,
1:08:13
Speaker 6: because it's a cool until you see the real leadership applying.
1:08:17
Speaker 6: Now we can call book in a fossil, Nija and
1:08:19
Speaker 6: Mali having true leadership, not politicians leaders because they have
1:08:24
Speaker 6: a strategy or now they want to manage their country.
1:08:30
Speaker 6: And this is not the managementary scene. The white people
1:08:32
Speaker 6: and their perpects no managing the resources, managing the income
1:08:38
Speaker 6: of these resources, ensurying it benefits you and your people
1:08:44
Speaker 6: who are your top priority strategy. But that's not going
1:08:51
Speaker 6: to apply without as understanding how history has been use
1:09:02
Speaker 6: that partners or as been plaining against us. If it
1:09:07
Speaker 6: makes sense.
1:09:08
Speaker 3: In Nigeria, almost every transaction involves key backs and on
1:09:14
Speaker 3: the the table deals, creating a perious economic environment. This
1:09:20
Speaker 3: situation directly contributes to the country's poverty. The Nigerian government
1:09:26
Speaker 3: should prioritize infrastructure, security, education and transparency in its policies.
1:09:33
Speaker 3: With over one hundred and fifty million mobile phone users
1:09:36
Speaker 3: in Nigeria, every charging cable they need to charge this
1:09:42
Speaker 3: phone is important.
1:09:43
Speaker 4: From countries like.
1:09:44
Speaker 6: China, imagine, imagine even chargers chargers, we are important chargers.
1:09:51
Speaker 16: Chargers man, Yeah, Vietnam and others. Why hands like you
1:10:00
Speaker 16: reproduce these cables locally?
1:10:03
Speaker 8: Why can't Africa produce it?
1:10:07
Speaker 6: Not just Nigeria. Why can't Africa? Because if you have
1:10:11
Speaker 6: one too, African countries doing something, and if we get
1:10:15
Speaker 6: rid of this goddamn borders, policies and laws that are
1:10:19
Speaker 6: set up from the beginning, and we allowed trading to
1:10:21
Speaker 6: take place, it's easy, accessible and cheaper for everyone in
1:10:27
Speaker 6: the continent. You know what, she's a goddamn charger. Shit.
1:10:32
Speaker 1: Man.
1:10:32
Speaker 6: If there's something personal I don't like, it's my churge
1:10:34
Speaker 6: are getting spoiled. I don't like that shit.
1:10:37
Speaker 8: I don't like I'm rather still someone's chargers.
1:10:42
Speaker 4: And it's bad.
1:10:43
Speaker 6: I'm not gonna doning theft, but I'm gonna run away
1:10:46
Speaker 6: with your cable somewhere. Trust me. You you you walk
1:10:51
Speaker 6: recklessly with your charger in Africa, You're not gonna find it,
1:10:54
Speaker 6: trust me. And I always feel pretty for the iPhone people,
1:10:58
Speaker 6: the iPhone people, or the I'm young people, or the
1:11:01
Speaker 6: type cable type of people, because person not my forties
1:11:04
Speaker 6: a type C cable. Shit, I don't think we even
1:11:07
Speaker 6: have like the normal Android type of charger anymore. You know,
1:11:11
Speaker 6: we are type season iPhones charges nowadays. Mostly. Yeah, I
1:11:17
Speaker 6: don't like losing a chest cable because I'm gonna steal
1:11:19
Speaker 6: someone who is very idle with it, like shit, you
1:11:22
Speaker 6: loved it here, it's mine now the government. I'm sorry,
1:11:26
Speaker 6: but chang is expensive.
1:11:28
Speaker 3: To create incentives to encourage local production of essential goods
1:11:33
Speaker 3: while facilitating trade within the country and its neighbors. Another
1:11:39
Speaker 3: significant product in Nigeria is flower. Why can't Nigeria produce
1:11:43
Speaker 3: enough flower for a country lacks the basic ability to
1:11:48
Speaker 3: produce essential goods like rice? Flowers, cables, and toothpicks. Such
1:11:54
Speaker 3: a country is bound.
1:11:55
Speaker 6: Imagine that the toothpicks I musine even toothpicks, even toothpicks.
1:12:03
Speaker 8: Shit, man, this continent is a goddamn joke. It's a joke.
1:12:08
Speaker 6: And exclude three countries for now. Every time we talk
1:12:11
Speaker 6: about Africa, exclude Nijermanian booking a fast, exclude them. Do
1:12:19
Speaker 6: you remember those a time Nigernants were eating dirty rice
1:12:22
Speaker 6: like they were eating the dirty dirty rice for real,
1:12:24
Speaker 6: for real, because they couldn't afford the price of rice
1:12:28
Speaker 6: or there was no right in their country. This is
1:12:30
Speaker 6: I think twenty twenty four Hourly or place twenty twenty three. Now,
1:12:34
Speaker 6: don'ts were eating dirty, dirty rice because there is no
1:12:37
Speaker 6: rise in the country.
1:12:38
Speaker 4: Shit to be sentenced to important?
1:12:43
Speaker 3: Then wickeds the currency because it creates a reliance on
1:12:47
Speaker 3: foreign curacies.
1:12:48
Speaker 2: Exactly exactly.
1:12:51
Speaker 6: We're making other countries more wealthy than we make ourselves.
1:12:57
Speaker 6: We can in our economies as we strength and other means,
1:13:01
Speaker 6: the government.
1:13:02
Speaker 3: Should promote local production and encourage intra national trade to
1:13:08
Speaker 3: boaster the local economy.
1:13:11
Speaker 7: That is not rocket science.
1:13:14
Speaker 3: For context, Taiwan, with the population of twenty three million people,
1:13:19
Speaker 3: had a total trade of eight hundred and sixty nine
1:13:21
Speaker 3: billion dollars in twenty twenty four, while Nideri's trade volume
1:13:25
Speaker 3: for the same year was just eighty nine billion dollars,
1:13:29
Speaker 3: despite having over ten times more people. Interestingly, Taiwan's trade
1:13:35
Speaker 3: volumes surpassed that of West Africa's entire population of four
1:13:41
Speaker 3: than sixty six million people. If you still believe that
1:13:45
Speaker 3: we are impoverished due to some covered Western agenda, you
1:13:50
Speaker 3: may not be grasping the actual issues at hand. The
1:13:54
Speaker 3: reality is that we are not manufacturing or producing many
1:13:59
Speaker 3: of the basic goods we require.
1:14:01
Speaker 8: Not even many nothing.
1:14:03
Speaker 6: What do we produce it?
1:14:05
Speaker 3: What do we do to develop our local economies? We
1:14:10
Speaker 3: must focus on internal trade and foster exchanges with neighboring
1:14:15
Speaker 3: countries the world, strengthen local currency, create jobs, and enhance
1:14:23
Speaker 3: government revenues. There is no magic solution to these challenges.
1:14:28
Speaker 3: The total inter trade along sixteen was African countries, which
1:14:32
Speaker 3: have a population of four threans sixty six million people,
1:14:36
Speaker 3: was just fifteen billion dollars internally twenty four. In contrast, Switzalam,
1:14:42
Speaker 3: with a population of just eight million, traded one one
1:14:46
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty.
1:14:47
Speaker 8: Seven billion look at that, Look at that, look look
1:14:50
Speaker 8: at that four hundred and sixty six million.
1:14:54
Speaker 6: We just oh my god, men, I'm telling you at
1:14:59
Speaker 6: this point and I'm not supporting this, but it has
1:15:03
Speaker 6: started hitting my mind left, right and center.
1:15:05
Speaker 8: Why Africans always run away sometimes because.
1:15:09
Speaker 6: What the ever we did with it?
1:15:12
Speaker 5: Hold on, Joey, don't.
1:15:18
Speaker 4: I'm not good?
1:15:19
Speaker 6: Quit let me?
1:15:22
Speaker 13: Then the boys say it now he is okay, okay,
1:15:24
Speaker 13: this guy, this guy is a comb Okay if they
1:15:28
Speaker 13: always get com don't get comb niggles and talk com talk,
1:15:32
Speaker 13: why can't the African The Africans can't be all they now?
1:15:37
Speaker 5: All this stuff has.
1:15:38
Speaker 13: Already been told six years ago by Kwame Koma, who
1:15:42
Speaker 13: didn't do they dot they asked, I didn't want to
1:15:45
Speaker 13: murn him.
1:15:46
Speaker 5: Every time they try to do it, he's been disingenuous.
1:15:50
Speaker 13: They try to kill the African live bikini bottled all
1:15:54
Speaker 13: of them under assault right.
1:15:55
Speaker 5: Now because your pans benefit the sights.
1:16:01
Speaker 13: So they've been off off of Africa being fucked up,
1:16:04
Speaker 13: and they're making money off of Africa.
1:16:06
Speaker 5: He's not saying none of that, he tells you he
1:16:09
Speaker 5: does because the europe He's not even bring up to the.
1:16:11
Speaker 13: Cia is in Africa right now, they can sure you
1:16:14
Speaker 13: never developed, so they can keep stealing from you.
1:16:17
Speaker 5: That way, you know the resources are going to Europe
1:16:19
Speaker 5: and American China. They'll well, who's doing that?
1:16:23
Speaker 4: So he's done.
1:16:24
Speaker 5: So he's been disingenuous with his talk that you don't
1:16:28
Speaker 5: know what the hell is doing.
1:16:29
Speaker 6: No one did some.
1:16:30
Speaker 13: Boot licking fucking dads and ass cool ass negro some yes,
1:16:35
Speaker 13: and boss of ass.
1:16:36
Speaker 5: Negro up there telling them, oh, but is so sorry.
1:16:39
Speaker 5: These negros are so stupid.
1:16:42
Speaker 7: I can't think it.
1:16:43
Speaker 5: And then they show you Asians. Look, look look at
1:16:46
Speaker 5: what Taiwan did. Tiwan and the Asians were propped up.
1:16:53
Speaker 5: They're like killing him. They were pumped up to be
1:16:56
Speaker 5: the boys.
1:16:56
Speaker 3: Now.
1:16:57
Speaker 5: In fact, in Base, he's not saying that that the
1:17:00
Speaker 5: wrong decided to make East Asia.
1:17:03
Speaker 13: It's manufacted based see little gos Abergail.
1:17:07
Speaker 5: He is talking nonsense.
1:17:09
Speaker 2: That's why they would murder.
1:17:10
Speaker 5: They would put by white people to be able to manufacture.
1:17:15
Speaker 13: Why ain't you have him with the cheaper all the
1:17:17
Speaker 13: ship the resources come average, ain't no resources in Asia?
1:17:23
Speaker 3: Because all things.
1:17:23
Speaker 13: Mister Africa is done about him. In Bovers, he doesn't
1:17:26
Speaker 13: put that in little disstation. Look at what look at
1:17:30
Speaker 13: what Tywn did. All they did and he's dumbed back
1:17:33
Speaker 13: with ass niggers in my Jerry. The rest of the continent,
1:17:37
Speaker 13: they're so.
1:17:38
Speaker 5: Fucked up and stupid it can't seem to do it.
1:17:41
Speaker 5: Now understanding, there.
1:17:42
Speaker 13: Are eternal forces behind the scenes making it possible that
1:17:47
Speaker 13: Africa doesn't develop, That the perfect governments are put there
1:17:51
Speaker 13: to make sure they don't do shit, They make sure
1:17:53
Speaker 13: things don't work, and so Africa's gotta have nothing but revolution.
1:17:58
Speaker 5: Shout to the people in Americans said that your don't
1:18:00
Speaker 5: you You can't get that to them.
1:18:02
Speaker 13: Think democracy is in America nowhere else the phone you
1:18:06
Speaker 13: can't get. You can't get reformed because it keeps the
1:18:09
Speaker 13: same people in power. So the white people talking about
1:18:12
Speaker 13: you can only getting already get changed. The Reverend the revolution.
1:18:17
Speaker 13: Now listen, America, you're.
1:18:19
Speaker 5: Done because no matter I told you, he didn't Climate, Camella.
1:18:23
Speaker 13: Or truck, you're all gonna go with b The war
1:18:25
Speaker 13: was Iran. I told you Trump was ad to do it.
1:18:28
Speaker 13: But of course if I knew that of Camilla, that
1:18:33
Speaker 13: was gonna be instant war. But Trump's arid to go
1:18:36
Speaker 13: do what he was told to do.
1:18:38
Speaker 5: That's like I'm saying, he's not saying that outright. In
1:18:40
Speaker 5: fact that Everton got double war with the people, same thing,
1:18:45
Speaker 5: same thing what Bikini Postil was doing. That's why this
1:18:48
Speaker 5: man has had there thirty attempts on this man's life.
1:18:53
Speaker 5: But trying to ask you what to make sure Avergan
1:18:56
Speaker 5: people get try to Averagan people can't do.
1:18:58
Speaker 13: It's a line. Average people build empires and with the
1:19:03
Speaker 13: buck these people on the planet before you got bad boy,
1:19:06
Speaker 13: these sattings, what are you talking about? This is a
1:19:09
Speaker 13: boot looking coon. So the thing that Africans came in
1:19:13
Speaker 13: to the lad against the TII.
1:19:14
Speaker 5: Fossils now showing you that there was built every day
1:19:17
Speaker 5: and they're trying to stop him. And the funny thing
1:19:20
Speaker 5: about shouting the ram because they deethern't know.
1:19:24
Speaker 13: A lot I told how he speak creatures and emoms
1:19:27
Speaker 13: they control because he's a fake religions they controlled by
1:19:30
Speaker 13: the mic Air or the White caucasion. So the TV
1:19:34
Speaker 13: fossil being a majority Air, a Muslim country, and and
1:19:39
Speaker 13: and I hear the Christian country the Airs having to
1:19:43
Speaker 13: whisper into all these fucking emoms to try to overthrow
1:19:46
Speaker 13: he's fucking crooked ass see Ebu your fake religions.
1:19:51
Speaker 5: So enbram twas down banned.
1:19:53
Speaker 13: All these Goupi religions in the government place and arrest
1:19:56
Speaker 13: of these emoms. And of course says most black people
1:19:59
Speaker 13: min a messing with the goddamn religion.
1:20:02
Speaker 5: The country's gone crazy. He said, well, if he doesn't
1:20:05
Speaker 5: gonna put this, I'm gonna put you in the military
1:20:07
Speaker 5: and then that you're gonna fight the terrorists.
1:20:10
Speaker 1: You know, yes, right, you.
1:20:12
Speaker 13: Break the back of these religious institutions because they put
1:20:15
Speaker 13: against African people.
1:20:17
Speaker 5: Shout out to him for north it.
1:20:18
Speaker 13: So every instance the store she has been designed, the
1:20:22
Speaker 13: system has says, been designed to keep African people.
1:20:26
Speaker 4: On the bottom.
1:20:29
Speaker 5: He's not mentioned none of that.
1:20:30
Speaker 13: So cause this is like Jose and at the ease
1:20:33
Speaker 13: of the trade, because boys are gonna happen, common says,
1:20:37
Speaker 13: like judge, you would trade with your neighbors.
1:20:39
Speaker 5: Why does it happen because the white man loses money
1:20:44
Speaker 5: when you do that. And then for you not to
1:20:47
Speaker 5: do that, why you got these state borders and your
1:20:53
Speaker 5: opinion union knows that.
1:20:54
Speaker 13: And when going to your opinion, you bet an African
1:20:56
Speaker 13: union where you still can't go to African because your
1:21:00
Speaker 13: passports and and viesus and ship but you you can't.
1:21:05
Speaker 3: So they know.
1:21:07
Speaker 5: You know trade is better. So don't let this do
1:21:12
Speaker 5: understand where you when you listen to it, it's giving,
1:21:15
Speaker 5: no giving, no, Okay, what's the reason they can't develop?
1:21:19
Speaker 5: What's the reason why I'm black?
1:21:20
Speaker 3: All this?
1:21:21
Speaker 5: Black people are fucked out. They just can't do what
1:21:24
Speaker 5: they can't do.
1:21:25
Speaker 13: Without giving you kind of context or what happened when
1:21:29
Speaker 13: black people started to build right with with with uhus,
1:21:35
Speaker 13: Labama said, listen, the collonal resource is gonna be but
1:21:38
Speaker 13: condo people. So he said that they took his assid
1:21:41
Speaker 13: throwing a god damn fucking asst.
1:21:44
Speaker 5: He gotta tell you that.
1:21:46
Speaker 2: So that's a lie.
1:21:47
Speaker 5: So you got a lab of the country building right now.
1:21:50
Speaker 13: Bikini boss, some mom let them under attack my white
1:21:53
Speaker 13: people and ver people.
1:21:57
Speaker 1: You didn't know that.
1:21:58
Speaker 5: The fucking goopy ass come just got the boy. And
1:22:01
Speaker 5: so they're gonna brook one down, shout the Irad. Think
1:22:04
Speaker 5: it ain't fucking back.
1:22:07
Speaker 4: I don't to you.
1:22:08
Speaker 13: He's gonna somebody. Oh but it's on big rock. So
1:22:13
Speaker 13: all he's gonna be are because they're in Africa. He
1:22:15
Speaker 13: stabilize them for the small hats where the cats with
1:22:19
Speaker 13: dads who all the diamonds and go? How's gold and
1:22:23
Speaker 13: dining getting the fucking Israel He's fucking obul diving Dubai.
1:22:28
Speaker 5: But they don't got no fucking gold mines. They don't
1:22:30
Speaker 5: got no dynam lines.
1:22:32
Speaker 13: That's all the theft that's thinking on Africa from the
1:22:35
Speaker 13: puffect state put in power.
1:22:37
Speaker 5: To make sure the theft continues. So unless you mentioned
1:22:42
Speaker 5: that you uncredible.
1:22:46
Speaker 13: You don't have no credibility. He's not mentioning wh Afragans
1:22:49
Speaker 13: are all fucked up. Afragives a look fu to fail.
1:22:53
Speaker 13: He's not tellumous behind the scenes making Africans be fucked up.
1:22:57
Speaker 5: He's trying to say Africans are dis inherently.
1:23:01
Speaker 6: I do agree what you're saying is not. Of course,
1:23:05
Speaker 6: I'm gonna tell the truth of who are behind this,
1:23:08
Speaker 6: because they are going back to the African history. We were,
1:23:11
Speaker 6: we who are building? We had so much built before
1:23:16
Speaker 6: the white people destroyed. Yeah, so I feel like and
1:23:20
Speaker 6: looking at his page what I've saying, of course, these
1:23:22
Speaker 6: are the people who are gaining the YouTube money.
1:23:25
Speaker 8: They're not gonna give the real trial. But I did
1:23:28
Speaker 8: love it there is what I'm sharing.
1:23:29
Speaker 6: This is because it's also telling some fact or our
1:23:33
Speaker 6: other countries are benefiting from us, because it's from us
1:23:37
Speaker 6: our resources, and what we could benefit if we invested
1:23:41
Speaker 6: back into ourselves using the same resources. A good example
1:23:45
Speaker 6: of just giving it just with Kenya, this eight point
1:23:47
Speaker 6: one trio like that. Even the youth have shared his
1:23:49
Speaker 6: video yesterday said this amount of money can do so
1:23:52
Speaker 6: much in Kenya and even double that eight point one trillion.
1:23:56
Speaker 6: You can build infrastructures, better, our roads, better our schools,
1:24:00
Speaker 6: get rid of all these charges we have and all that.
1:24:03
Speaker 6: There's so much we can build if we use our
1:24:06
Speaker 6: resources so much.
1:24:09
Speaker 2: But we're not doing that.
1:24:11
Speaker 6: So yes, I do give you the credit for you
1:24:12
Speaker 6: calling him out for not saying the people are behind this.
1:24:15
Speaker 6: That is the main fact. But he's also highlighting Africa
1:24:21
Speaker 6: has been invested, of course, but literally as we get
1:24:30
Speaker 6: closer to winding up, but let me go through the
1:24:33
Speaker 6: comments very quickly, we're gonna pick it up from tomorrow
1:24:36
Speaker 6: with the video I had of Joshumaponga calling the West
1:24:39
Speaker 6: the power site, and he explains so much about power power.
1:24:43
Speaker 6: He's talking about power Africa, how we can attain power
1:24:48
Speaker 6: and which is very very important, and how we can
1:24:51
Speaker 6: get rid of all these laws and policies we've been
1:24:54
Speaker 6: working with because it's been years of the so called
1:24:57
Speaker 6: freedom and independency, yet we're.
1:24:59
Speaker 8: Still following some one else policy and laws.
1:25:02
Speaker 6: Why can't we change that treat You can see these
1:25:04
Speaker 6: policies and laws are not working. Why can't we introduce
1:25:07
Speaker 6: something that works in our own goddamn favor. Why does
1:25:11
Speaker 6: it have to be the America fun?
1:25:21
Speaker 8: We gotta be ready for that. And that's what I'm saying.
1:25:23
Speaker 6: I love it because he has he had a strategy
1:25:27
Speaker 6: before taking over the country. He knew who he was
1:25:30
Speaker 6: dealing with. He knows who are these people. He has
1:25:33
Speaker 6: seen the patterns of the cause. While they're not worked
1:25:37
Speaker 6: out the gottn rate of the real Pan Africanist leaders,
1:25:40
Speaker 6: we are stigning for Africa and protecting history.
1:25:42
Speaker 8: So people.
1:25:43
Speaker 6: So he had a strategy and well prepared, having the
1:25:46
Speaker 6: right people around him and ready to get to the
1:25:49
Speaker 6: people who are going to go again. His team and
1:25:52
Speaker 6: the new policy and laws is introducing him just in
1:25:55
Speaker 6: case you walk around and find out that is what
1:25:58
Speaker 6: he's doing, you know, because the white people have been
1:26:01
Speaker 6: using that for for for the longest time too.
1:26:04
Speaker 8: You fink around and find out trying to change the policy.
1:26:06
Speaker 8: Now this is apply in this country.
1:26:09
Speaker 6: You funk around trying to act like a boot leaker,
1:26:11
Speaker 6: trying to go sell me out there you find out exactly.
1:26:16
Speaker 6: So I love that man man for for for how
1:26:18
Speaker 6: he's so focused and he understands who is really dealing with.
1:26:22
Speaker 6: But as we come to the end of today's conversation, family,
1:26:25
Speaker 6: let me go through the comments very quickly. I see
1:26:28
Speaker 6: the real constrictor drum Mosquito Carr and other silent listeners
1:26:32
Speaker 6: hope because are doing amazing to the drums citar I
1:26:34
Speaker 6: was saying. So let me get this straight. Rutal and
1:26:37
Speaker 6: Trump allowed the Bowler facility despite the ruling against the tes.
1:26:41
Speaker 6: That's what I was saying. The High Court doesn't work
1:26:43
Speaker 6: in the.
1:26:47
Speaker 5: The God said no, The God said no, and.
1:26:59
Speaker 7: The week.
1:27:02
Speaker 5: About it every week.
1:27:04
Speaker 6: Ship Nobody like what exactly the process you have to
1:27:12
Speaker 6: be in saying to believe this? Of course they are insane.
1:27:15
Speaker 6: He's insane. That's why he talking.
1:27:16
Speaker 2: Man.
1:27:17
Speaker 6: Look at look, go to TikTok and look for videos.
1:27:20
Speaker 6: Kinders have been compiling videos of saying I'm not a madman.
1:27:23
Speaker 6: I'm not a mad man. You are a mad man.
1:27:27
Speaker 8: Why do you keep on clarifying you're not mad if
1:27:28
Speaker 8: you're not mad? Only mad people do that because they're
1:27:31
Speaker 8: already mad. You know you're mad.
1:27:33
Speaker 6: That's why you're like, I'm not a mad man. I
1:27:35
Speaker 6: know what I'm doing for this country. You know nothing.
1:27:38
Speaker 8: That's what you have to keep on keep on taking.
1:27:46
Speaker 5: When he said only you.
1:27:52
Speaker 1: Know not mad, I'm not.
1:28:03
Speaker 6: Exactly exactly, Germ is what partnership a very good question.
1:28:07
Speaker 6: I never see what this partnership does for Africa. One
1:28:11
Speaker 6: hundred percent cover for the resources extraction. And it's crazy
1:28:14
Speaker 6: men out there using men. These people, white people are
1:28:17
Speaker 6: wickedly smart.
1:28:20
Speaker 3: Ship.
1:28:21
Speaker 6: You had to use the world for you to.
1:28:25
Speaker 5: It's crazy.
1:28:26
Speaker 6: Gero is just like before they would use the presence
1:28:30
Speaker 6: of the U N soldiers to instill fear in the
1:28:33
Speaker 6: African people, to detire any from uh to the tireny
1:28:38
Speaker 6: form of fight back exactly, adding also that they that's
1:28:42
Speaker 6: why the doctors in quote are wearing their white buny suits,
1:28:47
Speaker 6: their photos well, their photo well while enforcing fear exactly.
1:28:53
Speaker 6: And King also you are saying exactly, now you understand
1:28:58
Speaker 6: the game of course I do. And also you're saying
1:29:02
Speaker 6: that that's a complete live America America. US has done
1:29:07
Speaker 6: nothing but still out of Africa and kill leaders who
1:29:11
Speaker 6: did not want to, who do not want to do
1:29:13
Speaker 6: what they were told exactly and who brought it and dads,
1:29:17
Speaker 6: the same people who are bringing a baller to Kenya,
1:29:21
Speaker 6: the same people. And you also saying, because you guys
1:29:24
Speaker 6: have put up replacement for him at all, so who
1:29:28
Speaker 6: would replace him? Jobi spore, We don't really know and
1:29:31
Speaker 6: we don't care, being honest, I just know Kenyans want
1:29:34
Speaker 6: to un That is the main goal before we get
1:29:38
Speaker 6: to who comes next. Also, we're gonna deal with them
1:29:41
Speaker 6: because we know they're all corrupt. Like I said, that's
1:29:43
Speaker 6: why I did the whole show of the presidential candidates
1:29:46
Speaker 6: and I put just one who is a Martiani.
1:29:50
Speaker 8: He was a Cabinet Secretary of Security.
1:29:53
Speaker 6: He was also a Minister of Education. And I did
1:29:55
Speaker 6: talk about when he was the Interior Cabinet of Security,
1:29:59
Speaker 6: how body who are being downed and being retrived in
1:30:02
Speaker 6: the river Yala. And this is because anyone could talk
1:30:05
Speaker 6: about Uru against to Uru. There were silently being abducted,
1:30:09
Speaker 6: tortured and being killed and being thrown there. And that's
1:30:12
Speaker 6: when we had the cases literally imagine because it was
1:30:14
Speaker 6: the Cabinet Secretary of Internal Security. And I also seeabass
1:30:20
Speaker 6: I predict this our first general opposition then postponed election
1:30:25
Speaker 6: because of crisis exactly. That is all they're looking forward to.
1:30:29
Speaker 6: But the oppositions we have currently they're not really that
1:30:32
Speaker 6: threatening to roots. I'm not gonna really lie. Yeah, they're threatening,
1:30:35
Speaker 6: but these are the same people. I'm not buying that
1:30:38
Speaker 6: opposition bullshit. That's I'm giving a good example of Julius Malemma.
1:30:42
Speaker 6: He has done nothing but just yup his mouth when
1:30:45
Speaker 6: it comes to South Africa. What has he done?
1:30:56
Speaker 5: It's a perfect.
1:31:00
Speaker 1: You ship.
1:31:05
Speaker 6: Exactly. And I see also saying that of course they're
1:31:07
Speaker 6: gonna lock his up. That's up for criminals for crimes
1:31:10
Speaker 6: against him. Money they will, and that's why he's doing
1:31:12
Speaker 6: everything possible to ensure Trump is happy. Is happy, of course,
1:31:16
Speaker 6: you know the cut of the smaller and the rights
1:31:18
Speaker 6: that are happy because it was given a condition the
1:31:21
Speaker 6: same way Ruto.
1:31:22
Speaker 4: Had to do.
1:31:23
Speaker 6: I had to do it, ah and the right if
1:31:26
Speaker 6: you follow up the history and not so said Facebook
1:31:29
Speaker 6: is for old people. I don't know who who's on that.
1:31:32
Speaker 6: She's exactly mine.
1:31:33
Speaker 2: I don't know.
1:31:34
Speaker 6: I barely I bear your Facebook on my phone, but
1:31:37
Speaker 6: I bear you up and that happened. I just get notifications.
1:31:40
Speaker 6: But I'm like saying that they already told him to.
1:31:52
Speaker 6: They only told him to. It's prison for you, Ruto,
1:31:55
Speaker 6: and Trump didn't ask him. He told him to place
1:31:57
Speaker 6: that by the end of the week. Exactly what you said.
1:32:01
Speaker 6: And I see John says, I'm still watching my South
1:32:05
Speaker 6: African movies on Netflix. Me and me too. I'm not
1:32:07
Speaker 6: gonna lie change.
1:32:19
Speaker 13: I can't.
1:32:19
Speaker 8: That's that's so good.
1:32:21
Speaker 6: Men are good actors. I'm not even gonna lie, especially
1:32:23
Speaker 6: with them. I love them.
1:32:25
Speaker 8: Crimes when these people on the drugs and bush some cartels.
1:32:29
Speaker 5: It expected I was, I was the movie.
1:32:40
Speaker 1: It is.
1:32:47
Speaker 6: There really because he has a propaganda TV telling them
1:32:51
Speaker 6: to hate other Africans, and that's what they're being for.
1:33:00
Speaker 5: Since the government built Also, white people wanted this.
1:33:03
Speaker 13: This is the tribe of Beach because it's divided Gaker
1:33:08
Speaker 13: remember white people, the Jews, to show all the mediagainst
1:33:11
Speaker 13: all that, all of it.
1:33:13
Speaker 5: So they've been bad, said you sitting for the TV.
1:33:17
Speaker 13: Oh you like that knowing it's a tropic Ganda, so
1:33:20
Speaker 13: they've been believing that it's the Africans gunning each other, seeing.
1:33:23
Speaker 5: Their jobs, bringing in the drugs. But it's all right,
1:33:30
Speaker 5: why didn't you show your gun?
1:33:31
Speaker 6: Exactly, and that's black people, John Cruis is correct, job,
1:33:36
Speaker 6: that's how segregation started, and also added that there's going
1:33:41
Speaker 6: to they're going to say we must take half of
1:33:42
Speaker 6: the country because you can't live like this exactly with
1:33:46
Speaker 6: these savages. They're gonna call them savages and cibilizes mean,
1:33:51
Speaker 6: I can't wait, I can't wait. I've been pity for them.
1:33:55
Speaker 8: It's gonna be bad and it's gonna be very bad
1:33:58
Speaker 8: to watch that happening to them.
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Speaker 6: Well, what do you what did you expect? What did
1:34:03
Speaker 6: you expect?
1:34:04
Speaker 8: Youth Africa like animals, and you expect enow to buck
1:34:08
Speaker 8: you up?
1:34:08
Speaker 13: When the white people are they've been propaganda, joke, They
1:34:13
Speaker 13: didn't know. They don't Now you got you got dumb people.
1:34:17
Speaker 13: You didn't propagandas you joke, you just don't know.
1:34:20
Speaker 5: Even that's why if I can show the media is
1:34:23
Speaker 5: so important, a man that can show all media so
1:34:26
Speaker 5: because they want to push theirs. If you don't know
1:34:28
Speaker 5: what's he been propagandised to.
1:34:32
Speaker 2: I mean I was, I was going right than you.
1:34:33
Speaker 13: You know now you know now you know see you
1:34:37
Speaker 13: know about the bowling bullshit, right know he was scared.
1:34:40
Speaker 13: But imagine you in COVID you were, you were propagandas dude.
1:34:45
Speaker 3: I was.
1:34:47
Speaker 5: I can he inspects an apology. I understand, That's what.
1:34:52
Speaker 13: Imagine that it's like that for thirty years, don't I'll
1:34:56
Speaker 13: tell me e Africans are bad.
1:34:58
Speaker 7: They might come and get with that.
1:35:00
Speaker 4: You're good.
1:35:03
Speaker 2: Years in your month I was.
1:35:06
Speaker 1: I was.
1:35:07
Speaker 6: I was proper gandaized to the fear, but I was
1:35:10
Speaker 6: not proper gandized to taking the vaccinations.
1:35:13
Speaker 1: And all that.
1:35:14
Speaker 6: You know, one thing, one thing I know, one thing
1:35:17
Speaker 6: I would love, one thing I love about myself. And
1:35:19
Speaker 6: maybe this goes back to my previous life. I think
1:35:22
Speaker 6: I came back with some knowledge of understanding some things.
1:35:25
Speaker 6: That's why, Yeah, I'm very cautious of when people push
1:35:29
Speaker 6: me to do stuff.
1:35:30
Speaker 8: I'm like, I'm not.
1:35:30
Speaker 6: I'm not with the crowd. I've never been with the right,
1:35:34
Speaker 6: but I'm never with the high type ship. Or there's
1:35:36
Speaker 6: a new there's a new Gucci bag you need to
1:35:38
Speaker 6: get well, I'm not getting a new Gucci bag.
1:35:40
Speaker 8: Give me some ordinary, you know, kind of bag like this.
1:35:44
Speaker 6: I'm cool with that. Give me something ordinary looking like
1:35:47
Speaker 6: you know. No, I don't need no labels to feel like.
1:35:56
Speaker 5: And make the same cheap bag.
1:36:00
Speaker 6: Saying exactly and also see Dramasto say, the only local supermarkets,
1:36:11
Speaker 6: the major supermarkets all have security girls. Essentially they're looting
1:36:15
Speaker 6: their own local stores and that's not gonna work for them.
1:36:19
Speaker 6: They're destroying their own country. And also, kid, then why
1:36:23
Speaker 6: don't you go to Instagram, Twitter TikTok to South Africans
1:36:26
Speaker 6: to be guests on your shows and debate. I'll try,
1:36:32
Speaker 6: I'll try. And as all I can say for now,
1:36:34
Speaker 6: and as see say is the that roads piece me off?
1:36:38
Speaker 6: How is it acceptable by this government? So it's crazy?
1:36:42
Speaker 8: And how can a country proposed without infrastructure?
1:36:46
Speaker 6: Good question? Drama Stills says, our brother neglected at com
1:36:51
Speaker 6: just like their governments neglected in infrastructure. Crazy job most
1:37:08
Speaker 6: and they're all important and most of the time they
1:37:12
Speaker 6: don't even meet safety requirements. I agree. They're saying. Depression
1:37:17
Speaker 6: is when you Depression is when you have to rotate
1:37:21
Speaker 6: your charge for it to work.
1:37:23
Speaker 8: Man, I hate that she.
1:37:25
Speaker 6: I don't like struggling with that charge. You have to
1:37:27
Speaker 6: do this for I hate that sh man try. That's
1:37:30
Speaker 6: what I'm telling you. If I find someone whose neglected
1:37:32
Speaker 6: their change, I'm running away with it. And I'm not.
1:37:34
Speaker 6: I'm not sorry for that. I'm not I'm sorry. You're
1:37:37
Speaker 6: just idn't And you know we have change a crisis
1:37:39
Speaker 6: in these countries. Chats are expensive. Why would you leave
1:37:43
Speaker 6: your change and go to the gardamn worship and not
1:37:45
Speaker 6: come back after an hour? It's gone. It's in my
1:37:48
Speaker 6: past gone, the cable is gone, it's in my person,
1:37:53
Speaker 6: it's gone.
1:37:58
Speaker 1: Yeah.
1:37:58
Speaker 6: Do you know many changes that most in this studio?
1:38:00
Speaker 5: I know this studio.
1:38:02
Speaker 6: I don't really talk about it like cluse. Today you
1:38:04
Speaker 6: wake up, you left your charge and yeah, yesterday you
1:38:07
Speaker 6: come back to me, it's not there. Then you ask
1:38:09
Speaker 6: him is the charger?
1:38:10
Speaker 4: I don't know.
1:38:11
Speaker 8: I don't know, but I'm with you guys here.
1:38:16
Speaker 6: You know you don't know what the hell, you don't
1:38:19
Speaker 6: know why, And I'm with you guys, but I know,
1:38:24
Speaker 6: I know it's you know, if you took it.
1:38:26
Speaker 7: I know that she.
1:38:34
Speaker 6: Charges exactly. I was just saying it don't even be
1:38:37
Speaker 6: that bad if they were important from other countries. But
1:38:41
Speaker 6: most of these, most of the imports are coming from Asia.
1:38:44
Speaker 6: That is so true, and.
1:38:49
Speaker 5: Industry will go down.
1:38:55
Speaker 13: Yes, the Africa doesn't need anybody, so you have to
1:39:00
Speaker 13: be an important African, make my African Asian bulls.
1:39:04
Speaker 5: And boverish your building boverish because Africa's only content that
1:39:09
Speaker 5: doesn't need anybody.
1:39:11
Speaker 2: It's all there.
1:39:12
Speaker 5: All they gotta do is to start now you're baptist
1:39:14
Speaker 5: ship and sell across waters.
1:39:17
Speaker 13: Africa is the only continent doesn't need food, doesn't need right,
1:39:20
Speaker 13: are you important?
1:39:21
Speaker 1: Right?
1:39:22
Speaker 13: But you've got the best farm is Africa is the
1:39:25
Speaker 13: only continent that's what allowed to develop.
1:39:28
Speaker 5: It's the only cont.
1:39:32
Speaker 1: That will fucking.
1:39:33
Speaker 13: Global trade because Africa doesn't need anybody to nobody.
1:39:38
Speaker 5: All they got to do is get out and down
1:39:40
Speaker 5: every fire the ship and build it and then sell
1:39:43
Speaker 5: the thing across the water and it'll be cheap, never
1:39:46
Speaker 5: gonna be voted again.
1:39:49
Speaker 6: Exactly, Well what for nothing?
1:39:52
Speaker 5: African for nothing?
1:39:54
Speaker 6: Exactly DRAMs.
1:39:58
Speaker 8: How you seeing the Brian Charry is always listening to
1:40:01
Speaker 8: black or fire.
1:40:02
Speaker 6: That's so sad. Also adding that if I had the
1:40:05
Speaker 6: Gambolians are kicking all.
1:40:15
Speaker 1: I don't.
1:40:16
Speaker 5: I don't even begets.
1:40:20
Speaker 4: About be there.
1:40:23
Speaker 13: I was dood somebody listener and I and as we're saying.
1:40:30
Speaker 2: So I.
1:40:32
Speaker 5: Listen to us, I'm not.
1:40:36
Speaker 6: And things I don't say. Yeah about the I thought
1:40:41
Speaker 6: the the Gambondians kicking out Africans drums, they clarified that too,
1:40:47
Speaker 6: because I was to report on that yesterday, but they
1:40:50
Speaker 6: came ahead and clarified that they're not kicking out other
1:40:52
Speaker 6: Africans from the country. So I'm not sure which is which,
1:40:56
Speaker 6: because there's the story that they're kicking out Kenya's, Nigerian's
1:41:00
Speaker 6: Africans from the country. But they came and released Yeah,
1:41:04
Speaker 6: they said it's a lie. They say it is a lie.
1:41:06
Speaker 6: So as you're saying, also the choice, it's crazy. But
1:41:26
Speaker 6: that's when it comes to the end of today's conversation. Family,
1:41:29
Speaker 6: have a great day to actually a black job, and
1:41:32
Speaker 6: thank you for tuning in. And that has been my
1:41:35
Speaker 6: time for today. But I'm coming back, of course in
1:41:38
Speaker 6: a few seconds. With the reaction. Time catches up as
1:41:42
Speaker 6: we talk about the Utumishi girls who are we have
1:41:44
Speaker 6: sixteen girls who are killed. This is because seven of
1:41:48
Speaker 6: the girls who actually did light up the school dams
1:41:52
Speaker 6: and other girls or their fellow students bands there.
1:41:55
Speaker 8: So currently they are at the quarter.
1:41:57
Speaker 6: So we've gotta be discussing about that, talking about us
1:42:00
Speaker 6: of the femicide and the child disappearance, and so much
1:42:04
Speaker 6: conversation about men. Do men love rejection? That is going
1:42:09
Speaker 6: to be our main topic. Do men really love rejection
1:42:12
Speaker 6: or men accept rejection? Is that a problem because I
1:42:16
Speaker 6: feel like men have a problem with rejection. You're breaking yeah,
1:42:34
Speaker 6: you are breaking game? Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, most.
1:42:54
Speaker 5: Me I love I love the rejection because don't help
1:43:00
Speaker 5: me shopping my game up. I'm talking to women. So
1:43:03
Speaker 5: rejection all the good thing for most men.
1:43:06
Speaker 2: Like we had a Mike.
1:43:08
Speaker 5: Email and both other guys say, can we'll have a
1:43:12
Speaker 5: bay with a woman.
1:43:13
Speaker 6: Rejection makes men.
1:43:15
Speaker 5: Feel send made the heart. They take it personal, even
1:43:19
Speaker 5: though his personal. It doesn't get ridiculous personal. But I
1:43:25
Speaker 5: don't want to make.
1:43:26
Speaker 6: A deal with it.
1:43:32
Speaker 3: Like a W.
1:43:35
Speaker 2: Macon mac.
1:43:37
Speaker 8: Bruder.
1:43:37
Speaker 5: With the rejection. You know, I try to rock them
1:43:40
Speaker 5: do and say hey you look good. Everybody will say,
1:43:43
Speaker 5: don't even try.
1:43:45
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't.
1:43:48
Speaker 5: Clean finally, Okada can sell you tell me just buck lean?
1:43:55
Speaker 1: Hon't even are you joking right now.
1:44:02
Speaker 6: I think I lost it there for a minute, but family,
1:44:05
Speaker 6: kindly catch me up on the reaction time. We're coming
1:44:08
Speaker 6: back in a few with that much more of the
1:44:10
Speaker 6: conversation as we talk about there is an incidents of
1:44:14
Speaker 6: men burning women with acids because of rejection, So candly
1:44:20
Speaker 6: tune in as we talk about that.
1:44:21
Speaker 8: But peace and love to yell
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Speaker 1: Went