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PAN AFRICAN BLISS · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 7: day about super intense out cheers.
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Speaker 8: I came to work literally worried for myself and my handburg.
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Speaker 7: I was very scared of being you guess because if
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Speaker 7: Good afternoon from the two five four it is exactly
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Speaker 7: that four minutes past one pm, and I hope you
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Speaker 7: and of course beach it and ramble. It's very intense
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Speaker 7: out here. We did prepare you for this day, particularly
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Speaker 7: to Kamela. She's on the ground, not sure if she's
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Speaker 7: landed because it's so intense in town. I'll be sharing
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Speaker 7: details on that, but outside there it's super super crazy already.
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Speaker 7: I don't know if you guys can hear the voices.
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Speaker 7: The youths are so much out there in plenty businesses
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Speaker 7: have been shut down and Routo must go. That is
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Speaker 7: as sapen. Of course, that is what we want to
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Speaker 7: talk about. It's been a gear since the twenty fifth
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Speaker 7: of twenty twenty four anti finance built protests and where
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Speaker 7: we had so many youths losing their lives and that
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Speaker 7: it's a year and actually it's a memorial day, but
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Speaker 7: it's not going to be memorial because you see the police.
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Speaker 8: Have already been deployed outside in town.
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Speaker 7: We had the Parliament actually already finds by early in
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Speaker 7: the morning so that they can avoid people occupying the parliament.
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Speaker 8: Also had of course so many police rights now Tier
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Speaker 8: Gus Stones. Everything is going on.
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Speaker 7: So let me share the life details of what is
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Speaker 7: currently happening as you get started, because it's also crazy
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Speaker 7: out there.
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Speaker 8: It's very crazy. I can literally say.
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Speaker 7: From these are the current situation in Arobvid currently right now,
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Speaker 7: we have a few details which you can cover from
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Speaker 7: this or get from this, because the mainstream media is
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Speaker 7: not allowed to air any of this ongoing actually occasions
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Speaker 7: currently right now.
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Speaker 8: That's the crazy thing.
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Speaker 7: If any mainstream media tries to air this there, it's
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Speaker 7: a problem. You're gonna lose your license. But these are
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Speaker 7: the current situation and the current events. I want to
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Speaker 7: get into this as we share this, we wanna go
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Speaker 7: back a little bit and understand who this man is.
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Speaker 8: Who is Routal.
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Speaker 7: You know, Ruto has been in politics for the longest time.
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Speaker 7: Of course that is what he said. But there's something
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Speaker 7: that happened in two thousand and seven and that we
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Speaker 7: had so many witnesses who even is political friend, most
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Speaker 7: of them who lost their lives in this particular you know,
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Speaker 7: time of the international criminal courts trying to find evidence
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Speaker 7: of what really really took place. But these are the
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Speaker 7: current events currently in rob two five four. The police
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Speaker 7: are in plenty, The youths are also in plenty. It's
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Speaker 7: just unstoppable.
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Speaker 8: Everywhere in Kenya.
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Speaker 7: People are literally outside. Yeah, so we'll be sharing much
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Speaker 7: more of course as we get to continue. But saying,
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Speaker 7: Mamy nine, you nice to see you whappy. Are you
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Speaker 7: in the streets demonstrating or where are you because it's
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Speaker 7: crazy out there.
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Speaker 8: Caribous and a Kia.
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Speaker 4: Are doing today, so they are small than I'm good you.
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Speaker 7: I came to work super scared for my life. They
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Speaker 7: wanted to tell as a body.
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Speaker 4: It was quiet.
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Speaker 8: One guy, Oh my god, it's okay.
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Speaker 7: I don't know if you any of the voices, but
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Speaker 7: the youth are so many out there, Like I came
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Speaker 7: to work like wondering what's going on, like because I
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Speaker 7: didn't expect any of it to happen here. But people
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Speaker 7: are literally outside so many. You can hear the voices.
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Speaker 7: I don't know if it's loud enough.
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Speaker 4: People are outside.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, the police are already been deployed. Also here in Rongay,
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Speaker 7: really seeing some coming in ready and in town. This
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Speaker 7: is the current situation, as you can see on this screen.
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Speaker 4: So well, you got you got, no, you got African
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Speaker 4: You're waking up. That's what happened. You ever knew. It's
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Speaker 4: a new time period. African people people try to be
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Speaker 4: a good poverty they never was supposed to. African people
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Speaker 4: are not supposed to be poor. Backward and stupid, and
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Speaker 4: so it's just that things always have a pendulum swing.
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Speaker 4: The pendulum swing back towards Africa again. That's whereby scrambling
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Speaker 4: again for Africa. Whoever controls Africa controls the world.
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Speaker 7: So today I want to check a little bit into
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Speaker 7: Ruto's fat because of course this man is not has
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Speaker 7: not just been a bad president, but has done crimes
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Speaker 7: back then that we couldn't see justice being brought for
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Speaker 7: as so called international criminal ft. We have they of
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Speaker 7: course the allegedly that it did kill so many people
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Speaker 7: in a church and stall Land and actually this was
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Speaker 7: conducted also through him and the opposition leader, which is
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Speaker 7: so crazy because at that time, especially in two thousand
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Speaker 7: and seven, people are so caught up with that ethnical class.
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Speaker 7: You know, we're so many people lost their lives because
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Speaker 7: of the ethnical differences, and these people are actually crumbling
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Speaker 7: for your own resources. They're fighting about you in differences,
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Speaker 7: but they're they're looting what is actually what belongs to
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Speaker 7: all of you as a whole, not because you're a
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Speaker 7: because you are loo they were, they loot, they do
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Speaker 7: they look if they're still in they still without ever
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Speaker 7: considering which tribe is going to suffer as long as
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Speaker 7: you benefit.
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Speaker 4: Them table.
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Speaker 8: Of exactly.
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Speaker 4: As you about that, they don't.
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Speaker 8: So let me share. I want to start, of course
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Speaker 8: with that.
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Speaker 7: We know so many witnesses, actually were so many witnesses
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Speaker 7: disappeared during this particular period.
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Speaker 8: And it's crazy because they said due to lack of.
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Speaker 7: Evidence, Rutor was declared innocent, and of course another reporter
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Speaker 7: was also among the accused. I couldn't find Hurus one.
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Speaker 7: Let me see I can find also Hurus one because
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Speaker 7: they were all accused. There were so many people accused
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Speaker 7: but no evidence, and the witness is all about the witnesses.
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Speaker 7: We'll take a look at what really happened to the witnesses.
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Speaker 7: Let me share this very quickly. First this video which
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Speaker 7: made me. Of course, it's circulating right now. People have
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Speaker 7: been reminded of.
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Speaker 8: The lies he's been tell yeah TELEVI even in.
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Speaker 7: Front of a jardge, still lying. So this is an
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Speaker 7: example of it. There are men that has been going
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Speaker 7: around of the men of the year. I don't know
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Speaker 7: if you've seen it on Tictok, but yeah, these men
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Speaker 7: of the year is route.
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Speaker 4: Will be drabbed all the way. Here really is a
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Speaker 4: matter that pawfles meth.
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Speaker 9: For me, the allegations that have been made here sounds
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Speaker 9: to me like they can only be possible in a movie.
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Speaker 2: Mh, this boy, twelve year old took eight bullets. Eight
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Speaker 2: bullets into the body of an eight year over twelve
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Speaker 2: year old boy. What did you tell the mother of
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Speaker 2: that boy that boy is alive?
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Speaker 3: Right?
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Speaker 4: You were similar to a.
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Speaker 10: Lesson, Mamma because she's a singer, Mama Kennedy, a barrier
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Speaker 10: because Umbia simimbers and Animeona and bok again and.
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Speaker 8: The next to a daughter in the Vatican and at me,
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Speaker 8: come master.
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Speaker 11: Now I'm billions and one year.
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Speaker 2: There was no massacre in.
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Speaker 7: Those are the shootings and the killings. That's night as
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Speaker 7: they said they were not master.
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Speaker 5: Hell no, there very well, but two hundred one hundred
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Speaker 5: seven or fire last night, my police.
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Speaker 3: In the.
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Speaker 12: Good all the people who disappeared have who are abducted
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Speaker 12: in what you said, all.
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Speaker 13: Of them have been brought back to their family.
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Speaker 4: S, their home.
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Speaker 8: Peter, Junie, Julia, your mama who you Isambara Tika? But
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Speaker 8: now you're making shouldna serber.
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Speaker 4: Peter ma sharrier.
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Speaker 8: Are you look at your body? You Amanda many a
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Speaker 8: gen z half.
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Speaker 4: Now got titles as what can a man?
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Speaker 10: Is this?
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Speaker 4: What time? What give chamber?
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Speaker 14: What pod?
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Speaker 4: Government?
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Speaker 14: Is this?
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Speaker 4: Who? Who are another? One? Need? Is people? Why are chamber?
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Speaker 2: Have never and you will never suppose a violence of
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Speaker 2: any kinds.
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Speaker 4: But I got to speaks for song god job. It
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Speaker 4: is a public for man that.
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Speaker 13: The reasons rights, the governor paid books, this ras whatsaki?
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Speaker 8: Why don't get again? You yere you to buy you
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Speaker 8: for a man?
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Speaker 4: No nor man?
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Speaker 8: Yes.
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Speaker 7: So it's a collective literally a video of how he's
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Speaker 7: been lined to people, not only lying.
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Speaker 8: But also a collection with evidence of what is like.
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Speaker 4: Line psychopathic, line always put psychopath, the ads that they
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Speaker 4: couldn't the psycho path psychopathy.
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Speaker 8: I want to share the.
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Speaker 7: Next video about the ic C when, of course, when
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Speaker 7: they couldn't find enough evidence. This is because witnesses who
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Speaker 7: had given information before they were meant to disappear. Some
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Speaker 7: of them actually you could hear they died because of
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Speaker 7: that attack. Another one died because of ann you know circumstances.
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Speaker 7: It's you know and are you see him come coming
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Speaker 7: boldly even this weekend talking about how I've been in
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Speaker 7: politics for so long and none is going to intimidate me.
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Speaker 7: You know, no one is going to push any proper
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Speaker 7: ganda to me. I've been here for so long, so
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Speaker 7: y'all don't understand anything. It's crazy because what have you done?
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Speaker 7: What do you understand about governance? Because we say in
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Speaker 7: Lutmus to go, so you need to step down when
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Speaker 7: people tell you to step down, you need to step down.
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Speaker 8: There's nothing you're delivering, So what is so hard about that?
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Speaker 4: Imagine imagine you're the you're the boss, and you can't
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Speaker 4: buy your own employee, employee.
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Speaker 8: It's crazy. Let me share.
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Speaker 7: Let me share this briggeon very quickly as we continue, because.
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Speaker 8: Lutmust, that is what must this happen. Lutmust, Let me.
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Speaker 2: Share this twenty fourteen. In December two thousand and seven,
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Speaker 2: Kenyon stood at the crossroads I, a key contested presidential
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Speaker 2: election between incumbent Monkey BACKI and oppositionally the Railer or
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Speaker 2: Inger set off a political earthquake, but what folldowed was
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Speaker 2: far more devastating than a disputed vote count. The aftermath
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Speaker 2: ignited a storm of ethnic balance that spread like wildfire
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Speaker 2: across the country. Over the next few months. Kenna was
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Speaker 2: consumed by brutality. Neighbors stand against neighbors. Community taught themselves apart.
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Speaker 2: The innocent civilians were caused in the middle of a storm.
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Speaker 2: They didn't understand and wouldn't escape. But Jim the violets
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Speaker 2: subsided over one one hundred people. But there and more
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Speaker 2: than six hundred thousand had been forced to feed their homes.
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Speaker 4: And this ethnic cleansing has not been stopped because it
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Speaker 4: benefics the white folks rule. King can't understand this. That's
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Speaker 4: why there's nothing. Even even Kagami, who's a death but
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Speaker 4: now he had to get billed this ship here to
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Speaker 4: actually build a decent country, even though his countries to
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Speaker 4: reach the rock. But this has to be stopped out.
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Speaker 4: You can't have a country god Kenya. But that's like
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Speaker 4: by nine year is a mastigation does not work. That
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Speaker 4: why that is African countries can ever work as a
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Speaker 4: country because they don't see themselves as king in birth
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Speaker 4: and this and that this, they can only be against
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Speaker 4: each other or the bit a bit who ever try
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Speaker 4: to gain power.
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Speaker 2: Scared, traumatized and desperate for answers, the world watched and
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Speaker 2: finally someone acted. The International Criminal Coach opened an investigation
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Speaker 2: into the post election violence. For the first time, really
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Speaker 2: accountability seemed possible. Changes were brought against six prominent canyon
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Speaker 2: I love the fact.
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Speaker 7: To said real accountability seemed possible because that is what
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Speaker 7: that is. That's the word, that is what the that
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Speaker 7: is what the also sells. The IC sells like accountability
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Speaker 7: is possible.
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Speaker 4: Exactly, it's sae exactly exact right now, it's it's thae
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Speaker 4: because they only do that because how are Europeans being
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Speaker 4: a judge over African issues. They only do that and
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Speaker 4: they's only set up to punish African because they never
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Speaker 4: punished nobody white ever in that court in the Netherlands. Ever,
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Speaker 4: when he had the first time against Israel last year
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Speaker 4: with uh South Africa was like, what you know ain't
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Speaker 4: supposed to do against white people because we made this
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Speaker 4: court for the dirty African. We we persecuted them when
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Speaker 4: they don't do what they told to do. What this
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Speaker 4: is just to give cover to the next puppet.
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Speaker 15: They'll come and talk to this that we can.
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Speaker 4: We can prosecute you. We're not gonna do that, but
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Speaker 4: they do. We're gonna put you people in power and
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Speaker 4: you're gonna do our fitty. But you don't do it.
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Speaker 4: You know, these crimes are gonna come back to the
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Speaker 4: like and then we might prosecutione. So your ass in jail.
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Speaker 4: That's what that's about, Joe.
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Speaker 2: Do it, including primary and high education time for victims
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Speaker 2: and survivors.
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Speaker 4: That's why he's sitting and saying nothing to day got
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Speaker 4: corrected here. But you know him saying nothing picking out
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Speaker 4: for youth, none of that because he if he's correct
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Speaker 4: their own family as a puppet family put there by
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Speaker 4: the British. So that's why they are quiet because in
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Speaker 4: their lives and the thing that they're still stilling in
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Speaker 4: genius ye.
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Speaker 2: Yo, chance a rare moment where the powerful would be
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Speaker 2: held accountable. But behind the scenes, something was untraveling weaknesses.
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Speaker 2: Many of whom had agreed to testify in the Heggue
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Speaker 2: began to vunch. Some are bribe, others words threatened. A
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Speaker 2: few were abducted and later found dead. The case that
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Speaker 2: once this justice slowly crumbled under the weight of silence
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Speaker 2: and fear, and by twenty sixteen, the ICC officially drove
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Speaker 2: the charges, citing a lack of evidence, but many believe
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Speaker 2: the truth had simply been buried alongside the people who
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Speaker 2: tried to tell it. So what really happened, who silenced
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Speaker 2: the witnesses, and why did one of the most important
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Speaker 2: cases in Kenyon history simply disappear? Before we dive deeper
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Speaker 2: into these rugby ocations and twe won't let that happen.
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Speaker 2: Acquitt thirsday evening in Eldoret, a town nesshold in Kanya's
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Speaker 2: Rift Valley, a veteran journalist, John Kittowey, editor and founder
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Speaker 2: of the Mirra Weekly, was on his way home after
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Speaker 2: another long day of chasing the truth. He wasn't a
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Speaker 2: household named too many canyons outside of his town, but
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Speaker 2: among local journalists, Kititui was respected, brave, steady, and afraid
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Speaker 2: to publish what others were to scare to even whisper.
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Speaker 2: He wasn't walking fast, he didn't need to.
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Speaker 4: This was home.
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Speaker 2: But just as he neared his destination, something went wrong.
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Speaker 2: Two men emerged from the shadows, no words, no warnings.
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Speaker 2: They attacked him, respected blows to the back of the
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Speaker 2: head and then the front, the kind of beating that
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Speaker 2: doesn't leave room for survival. When they were done, they
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Speaker 2: took only his phone and office kiss, his viallet and
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Speaker 2: expensive watch left untouched. This wasn't a robbery. It was
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Speaker 2: a message of very clear one. Don Kitoi was left
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Speaker 2: to die, gasping, choking on his own blood. It took
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Speaker 2: eleven minutes before a group of pudderwood riders tumbled upon
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Speaker 2: his broken body. They rushed him to eldo At Hospital,
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Speaker 2: but by the time he arrived it was already too late.
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Speaker 2: He was pronounced dead on arrival. In the weeks leading
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Speaker 2: up to his murder, Kituwia had been reporting on some
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Speaker 2: things dangerous the eyes to see guests against Deputy President
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Speaker 2: William Bruto. Specifically, he had published a piece with a
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Speaker 2: provocative headline now icc plot to jail Ruto. This article
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Speaker 2: wasn't just speculation. It doved deep into the mystery surrounding
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Speaker 2: a missing witness in the trial meshark Ebbay Abbey, one
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Speaker 2: of the key witnesses expected to testify against Ruto, hadnhed
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Speaker 2: this man's eyea on December twenty eight, twenty fourteen. A
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Speaker 2: little over a week later, his decomposed body was discovered
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Speaker 2: in Savo National Park, in a place with a name
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Speaker 2: as chilling as the story itself, Man Eater's Park, and
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Speaker 2: autopsy revealed what many fear Abay had been struck in
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Speaker 2: the head with a bland object, a brutal deliberate.
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Speaker 4: That strong word na aba and understand part of the
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Speaker 4: particular understand this is why Rutos got to do the
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Speaker 4: bidding and who had to do the bidding of the Europeans.
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Speaker 4: This is why these are the systems that they put
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Speaker 4: in to make sure that the African stays in pover.
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Speaker 4: These are the leaders that they put in there allowed
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Speaker 4: new all this criminality. They know they've done it, this
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Speaker 4: evening provement. So they put psychopathic in charge of Africa
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Speaker 4: on purpose because to a still fear and tribalism that's
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Speaker 4: breaking down now has become a prophim see these all
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Speaker 4: measures of control and fear are starting to break down.
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Speaker 4: That's the Kenya God Joe.
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Speaker 16: This is court that was used to kill Jacob Juma.
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Speaker 16: I'm talking about.
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Speaker 7: Exactly because Jacob Juma was the one who I remember
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Speaker 7: his streets were going viral during the last years demonstration
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Speaker 7: when he was eating everything that trueO is capable of
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Speaker 7: what is done, so they silenced him.
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Speaker 4: So yesterday.
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Speaker 16: And the same story was narrated to us and anybody
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Speaker 16: asking the killers to inspect, to investigate, you must matter murder.
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Speaker 4: I think we're just dancing. You can't ask the killers
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Speaker 4: to investigate themselves.
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Speaker 7: Exactly because they control the media, you know. So even
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Speaker 7: if the MIDI is going to report to the investigations,
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Speaker 7: but there's nothing ever going on, exactly, you can't tell
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Speaker 7: a killer to investigate themselves.
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Speaker 2: And by this time, several witnesses in the Ice and
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Speaker 2: Sikes had either disappeared, recounted, or were reportedly murdered. Do
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Speaker 2: he was among the few would dare to ask why?
24:50
Speaker 2: And when he did, he too and of silence. May
24:57
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen, the nation was divided, angry, exhausted, and then
25:03
Speaker 2: Raila or Dinger, then the leader of the opposition called Coalition,
25:08
Speaker 2: stepped forward with a shilling announcement. He didn't speak in riddles.
25:14
Speaker 2: He read ten names turn people he claimed were part
25:19
Speaker 2: of the web of witnesses connected to their ICC trials,
25:24
Speaker 2: Ten people who had vanished or been killed. The list
25:28
Speaker 2: included names that will never make it to the witness
25:31
Speaker 2: stand Jerogik, George jar Rogae, while gotch Us, don wal gotcha.
25:40
Speaker 2: Some of them didn't just disappear, They were assassinated. George Wargatcher,
25:46
Speaker 2: who served as the acting Mongikie chairman and aught Irungo,
25:50
Speaker 2: the group's treasurer, got Gonne down on April twenty nine.
25:54
Speaker 8: Tungiki chairman.
25:55
Speaker 7: Now, this is a group that also I don't know
25:57
Speaker 7: if they were really paid, but this is a group
25:59
Speaker 7: that was so brutal. They used to go killing people
26:04
Speaker 7: with marchettes. They will chop and put your heads, you know,
26:07
Speaker 7: somewhere to send a message. You know, they chop your
26:10
Speaker 7: heads and your head is left somewhere to send a
26:12
Speaker 7: message to this community. So during the two thousand and
26:15
Speaker 7: seven election, actually those were the most brutal group.
26:20
Speaker 8: That ever existed.
26:22
Speaker 7: So today if we actually if people we are in
26:24
Speaker 7: can if you talk about live alone, the a the
26:27
Speaker 7: Monkekey people with super super scan because it is a
26:30
Speaker 7: different type of brutality which is so ethnical, focused.
26:35
Speaker 2: On eight while driving towards prison, No artists, no suspects,
26:42
Speaker 2: no justice, You're gonna get on money. Spokesman was short
26:48
Speaker 2: dead on Bluetooly Avenue, right in the heart of my
26:51
Speaker 2: Robie broad daylight. Again the killers wanish into the shadows.
27:00
Speaker 6: Language modiacorta, I'm on Malaysia happened A bigger uripigus.
27:10
Speaker 17: Plast week anas turned up under mischa eased to go
27:19
Speaker 17: by in woman and.
27:22
Speaker 2: Because the journe these want isolated incidents, they were part
27:27
Speaker 2: of a pattern, a slow, methodical pat of witnesses before
27:32
Speaker 2: they called justified. And then there was Paul Giesero, the
27:36
Speaker 2: well conducted in a Kuruba's lawyer who would become one
27:39
Speaker 2: of the isis's central figures. He wasn't just accused of
27:43
Speaker 2: tampering with witnesses, he was charged with it. Allegedly, Gugerro
27:48
Speaker 2: paid bribes, issued dreads and coordinated a campaign to collapse
27:52
Speaker 2: the isis's case against Deputy President William Bruto. But before
27:57
Speaker 2: he could hear the side of the story infom he
28:00
Speaker 2: was bounded September twenty sixth, twenty twenty two inside the
28:04
Speaker 2: home in Current. There was no signs of force entry,
28:08
Speaker 2: no noise, no struggle, but witnesses say there was form
28:12
Speaker 2: coming from his mouth, a great detail that set off
28:15
Speaker 2: a wave of speculation. Had he been silenced, what did
28:20
Speaker 2: he know? And more importantly, who didn't want him to
28:24
Speaker 2: say it?
28:26
Speaker 8: To just still go into our quarter?
28:29
Speaker 17: Don't still all o?
28:32
Speaker 8: A suddeny non.
28:34
Speaker 7: Add said to Machindole, not to happen one look at
28:37
Speaker 7: the same time a metal fen.
28:39
Speaker 2: Just a coincidence. It was becoming clear the eye SS's
28:43
Speaker 2: greatest challenge in Kendon case wasn't lack of evidence. It
28:48
Speaker 2: was the systematic destruction of its sweetnesses one by one.
28:53
Speaker 2: Twenty thirteen, in a move that shocked the international community,
28:57
Speaker 2: but one that made perfect and to a political polarized nation,
29:03
Speaker 2: Kenyans went to the ballot and elected and we didn't.
29:08
Speaker 7: We didn't, we didn't elect ur like like literally we've
29:13
Speaker 7: said they were forgiven by the acts because it's not
29:17
Speaker 7: also there to bring any justice, but to ensure African
29:22
Speaker 7: puppets do the billy, which is resources being stolen, more
29:25
Speaker 7: lands to be given without no one paying a dime.
29:28
Speaker 8: You know, no one, no one chose these leaders.
29:31
Speaker 7: This is why they have you seem Sevani is almost dying,
29:34
Speaker 7: but he wants to still want to be re elected
29:36
Speaker 7: again as a leader. No, it's crazy, so none known
29:41
Speaker 7: as elected.
29:42
Speaker 8: Luto.
29:42
Speaker 7: That's why you tell you actually is threatened because I
29:46
Speaker 7: feel like they tell you, if you can't be brutal enough,
29:50
Speaker 7: corrupt enough to control your people, keeping your people under control,
29:53
Speaker 7: you're gonna end up coming to serve the years in
29:56
Speaker 7: Jaene that you're supposed to serve, You're gonna end up.
29:58
Speaker 7: You know, we're gonna real life. The crimes we said
30:02
Speaker 7: we're done with, We're gonna bring them back. We're gonna
30:04
Speaker 7: bring more crimes. Yeah, because we've been unable to do
30:09
Speaker 7: what we want you to do. You know, we already
30:11
Speaker 7: forgive you.
30:12
Speaker 8: We just wanted ten years of you been here during
30:15
Speaker 8: the bidding. What is so hard with that? The Kenyans
30:18
Speaker 8: are They're not controllable anymore.
30:21
Speaker 7: That is just what is happening. So I feel like
30:22
Speaker 7: this is why he's telling us. Oh, I've been in
30:24
Speaker 7: politics for so long. No one is going to intimidate me.
30:28
Speaker 7: No proper ganda is going to work. You know, you
30:31
Speaker 7: should call. You should cooperate with the police. You're not
30:33
Speaker 7: telling the police to cooperate with us. You're lising the
30:36
Speaker 7: police outside to kill people, not to cooperate with us.
30:40
Speaker 7: You've not been cooperating with witnesses since the beginning of
30:42
Speaker 7: what we can see, they have disappeared. They were not sick,
30:47
Speaker 7: they just died. It's crazy and this is literally it's
30:52
Speaker 7: a lot. And I love the fact that the Internet
30:55
Speaker 7: number one never forgets and also we have our very
30:57
Speaker 7: own people. You know, Africans who are digging the truth,
31:00
Speaker 7: understand why are you so hated?
31:01
Speaker 8: You know, why is it that?
31:02
Speaker 4: What is it?
31:03
Speaker 8: What is it about you? Can you know some history
31:05
Speaker 8: about you? And this is rutal. He has been corrupt,
31:08
Speaker 8: he has been still in land.
31:11
Speaker 7: He has been and Uh's people exactly.
31:17
Speaker 8: Threatening people.
31:19
Speaker 7: He's been literally declaring dictatorship all throughout the way of
31:24
Speaker 7: his power, you know, growing up into this power. He's
31:27
Speaker 7: telling you like, I'm capable of this and no matter
31:30
Speaker 7: what it's going to cause.
31:31
Speaker 12: I really.
31:34
Speaker 4: I believe in the Church and Jesus and going to
31:37
Speaker 4: church people that church believe Jesus. He's been killing, killing
31:50
Speaker 4: and evil.
31:53
Speaker 8: H It's crazy. Let me a little bit more of
31:55
Speaker 8: what you said lying here.
32:00
Speaker 9: For a good record and for the avoidance of any doubt. Uh,
32:08
Speaker 9: I want to set that that I have cooperated with
32:14
Speaker 9: the office of the prosecutor before even someone's issued. I
32:25
Speaker 9: have submitted to the jurisdiction of this court when required.
32:33
Speaker 1: And win.
32:36
Speaker 4: Without. And this way you know, you will have any power.
32:41
Speaker 4: How Africans some into a European court, but you would
32:45
Speaker 4: never have European summoned to an African court. Still laugh
32:48
Speaker 4: in your face way as the court hasn't here, says
32:52
Speaker 4: you your piece of christ crime. You need to come
32:54
Speaker 4: in report take it please, you want your pie. You
32:58
Speaker 4: take a record your Google work. Mhm.
33:04
Speaker 18: Because your Medita William boota whoop and because your Menita
33:10
Speaker 18: William bootaboo represents the neighboring.
33:12
Speaker 10: And do it.
33:13
Speaker 18: Non constituency went on with his normal government duties and Nairobie,
33:18
Speaker 18: what you're going on?
33:18
Speaker 4: Liberty you should body.
33:24
Speaker 17: The unportunate.
33:28
Speaker 7: This is this is after he banned those victims in
33:31
Speaker 7: the charge. Then he goes ahead and says, he goes
33:35
Speaker 7: ahead and says, you know I'm not gonna be able
33:38
Speaker 7: to attend the burial.
33:39
Speaker 8: We send it.
33:40
Speaker 7: It's always plain, you know, plane play a good person.
33:44
Speaker 7: You know it's it's giving kagami, you know, killing people.
33:47
Speaker 7: But you know you have the best speech saved for
33:50
Speaker 7: the day for people to believe how sympathetic your voice sounds.
34:03
Speaker 2: According to police in Busia, the vehicle involved in the
34:07
Speaker 2: accident was carrying the deep please pressed.
34:09
Speaker 17: Him nebti president and actupa and Ghani.
34:13
Speaker 2: Now can you have come a kit to a magiculate
34:15
Speaker 2: and a little neck, and Bali come and Jali.
34:26
Speaker 4: Seemingly the bigger Simo like you Simmo, there is Si
34:32
Speaker 4: and a skill puansa.
34:37
Speaker 8: This is crazy.
34:38
Speaker 7: People lost children in that church, people, people lost wives, husbands.
34:44
Speaker 8: It's crazy.
34:45
Speaker 7: But again it's this is what also we're talking about,
34:48
Speaker 7: because if you look at the today's demonstration, what is
34:51
Speaker 7: happening in health, we also have paid goods and if
34:54
Speaker 7: you look at the escalation of most of these ethnic
34:59
Speaker 7: call clashes, so it's because we always have some fools,
35:02
Speaker 7: very uneducated, very hungry. They get paid five hundred go
35:08
Speaker 7: devastate a certain community for a day, and you're gonna
35:10
Speaker 7: go back to the same same community, which is you us,
35:13
Speaker 7: and you won't find a land existing. And this I
35:16
Speaker 7: feel like if you look at literally like the two
35:19
Speaker 7: thousand and seven let me shut this video because I've
35:21
Speaker 7: been bumping into it like a couple of times. See
35:24
Speaker 7: people burning our places, burning houses, businesses, and it's the
35:29
Speaker 7: same same thing happening right now. So ten years later,
35:34
Speaker 7: Kenyans or Africans, we're still gonna keep on having history
35:39
Speaker 7: repeating itself on our faces without ever learning something. Because
35:43
Speaker 7: I was I was reading something. There's a court today.
35:46
Speaker 7: I bumped into actually yesterday to night, and they was saying,
35:49
Speaker 7: let me see if I can find it, like when
35:53
Speaker 7: we re stop being used by these politicians for their benefits,
36:03
Speaker 7: when you understand this is literally all about you, not
36:06
Speaker 7: about them, because we've been taught.
36:09
Speaker 8: The vice versa.
36:10
Speaker 7: We put these politicians on top so high, calling them
36:14
Speaker 7: is excellency or whatever, and this is why they see
36:17
Speaker 7: us like ship because we don't even understand they're all
36:20
Speaker 7: why they're there.
36:22
Speaker 8: They're supposed to be working and delivering to you. It's
36:26
Speaker 8: supposed to be.
36:29
Speaker 4: Explain exactly Apprican leaders who they are.
36:35
Speaker 7: It's supposed to be working for you. But it's crazy
36:38
Speaker 7: that we've not been taught all this. Let me see
36:41
Speaker 7: I can find that courte because it's really it made
36:44
Speaker 7: the whole lot of sense with it. Was saying, if
36:47
Speaker 7: we don't handle our independency very well, which you don't have,
36:50
Speaker 7: of course number one, colonizers will come back in form
36:54
Speaker 7: of investors, which they already have. And actually we even passed,
36:58
Speaker 7: we were passed even handling our own independence. You know,
37:02
Speaker 7: colonizers have always been existing and they have there, they've
37:06
Speaker 7: always been paving their way. Yeah, the problem we have
37:09
Speaker 7: is we fail to handle our so called differences, which
37:13
Speaker 7: is because of the tribalism. You know, work together and
37:17
Speaker 7: you know, stop the ethnical differences being brought out by
37:21
Speaker 7: politicians because you and you've been told you're gonna benefit
37:24
Speaker 7: better than this one. And at the end of the day,
37:26
Speaker 7: again it's not about you as akiku. You are a
37:29
Speaker 7: lu because I understanding I think understanding of politician. It's
37:33
Speaker 7: like again they're trained to do it the right way.
37:37
Speaker 7: All right, this is this is not about the tribe. Okay,
37:40
Speaker 7: you go cause the tribalism difference, but this is not
37:43
Speaker 7: understand this is not about the tribe.
37:44
Speaker 8: You take what we want out of this, Okay, you
37:47
Speaker 8: give us what I want. So it's it's so crazy
37:52
Speaker 8: and super supercill.
37:55
Speaker 4: Want all right, let me play that.
37:59
Speaker 8: Let me play that, but let me share this as.
38:01
Speaker 4: A gain everything you just said. Ay, while you got
38:04
Speaker 4: their leaders by APAC because Apicus walk the joke, I was.
38:07
Speaker 8: Like, that's a huge let me share this cent. See
38:12
Speaker 8: what's going on?
38:21
Speaker 4: Kay, everybody called nya don that I gave it from
38:46
Speaker 4: the Africans stable as democracy. That means they're stealing the
38:50
Speaker 4: ship out these countries. Look a look at Donna stable
38:58
Speaker 4: democracy and die. That's just stilling the ship out that
39:01
Speaker 4: ship lest the europion the children, and I'm going for
39:15
Speaker 4: the ethnic does This is the dangerous of the European power.
39:18
Speaker 4: They're gonna start doing solve power to try to divide
39:22
Speaker 4: again at the ethnic ethnic But they don't even called
39:26
Speaker 4: peace to the proper again to the meeting. Oh you
39:31
Speaker 4: don't hate them, They hate the lords and they send
39:34
Speaker 4: your own money in land. Why there going that?
39:40
Speaker 8: That is this is the way area?
39:42
Speaker 7: Of course, so many people are still entering Nero b
39:45
Speaker 7: CBD seeing current videos before, so many very peaceful though,
39:53
Speaker 7: so I don't understand why the police are let me
39:56
Speaker 7: shut the video.
39:56
Speaker 8: You just sent me to continue.
39:58
Speaker 4: Because over the over again job, that's why, that's your guess.
40:02
Speaker 4: This is European power. We're talking about this change and
40:06
Speaker 4: you get ever get back.
40:08
Speaker 8: That's why time is up. Time is up. Time is
40:11
Speaker 8: that time is up.
40:12
Speaker 2: You know that.
40:13
Speaker 8: That is the message.
40:14
Speaker 7: Time is up. No more nor more trying to fight back.
40:17
Speaker 7: Just just pack your things and go. Okay, let Africans
40:21
Speaker 7: make their own decisions already.
40:23
Speaker 8: You know you can't. You can't, you can't keep the.
40:28
Speaker 4: Game by the rick, you're crazy going.
40:31
Speaker 7: We see, we see what booking of us were doing.
40:34
Speaker 7: So normal, normal, lying, normal, lying. You can't keep on
40:37
Speaker 7: lying to us. It's impossible, It's very possible. It's being possible.
40:49
Speaker 4: By the age member A you had cut up, A
40:51
Speaker 4: you had cut up bikini boss and all a you
40:54
Speaker 4: scramming back. We need a meeting you don't want to understand.
41:00
Speaker 3: To invent a new strategy, the blood print has already
41:03
Speaker 3: been written, tested and perfected over centuries.
41:08
Speaker 17: You'd start by making sure Africa never unites.
41:11
Speaker 3: The easiest way to do that is by keeping people
41:13
Speaker 3: divided along ethnic, tribal.
41:15
Speaker 17: And religious lines.
41:17
Speaker 3: If they ever start working together, remind them of past grievances.
41:21
Speaker 3: Stoke old wounds, fun separatist movements, keep border disputes unresolved.
41:27
Speaker 17: Make sure every time they take one step forward, they
41:29
Speaker 17: take two.
41:30
Speaker 3: Steps back because they're too busy fighting each other. You'd
41:33
Speaker 3: install leaders who serve foreign interests, not their people. Find
41:37
Speaker 3: the most corrupt, the most easily manipulated, the ones who
41:41
Speaker 3: crave wealth and status more than progress. Offer them power
41:45
Speaker 3: in exchange for loyalty. If a leader rises who actually.
41:48
Speaker 17: Cares about Africa, get rid of them.
41:51
Speaker 3: Assassinate them if necessary, but if that's too messy, just
41:56
Speaker 3: destabilize their government and back a coup.
41:59
Speaker 17: If they talk about nationalizing resources, make an example out
42:02
Speaker 17: of them.
42:03
Speaker 3: If they try to unite Africa, take them out before
42:06
Speaker 3: the idea spreads. You'd keep Africa economically weak by making
42:10
Speaker 3: sure it never industrializes. Let them export raw materials, but
42:14
Speaker 3: never process them themselves. Control the mines, the oil fields,
42:18
Speaker 3: the rare earth minerals, keep them selling cheap and buying expensive.
42:23
Speaker 3: If a country tries to break free and build its
42:25
Speaker 3: own industries, sabotage it place sanctions, destabilize its currency, fund
42:31
Speaker 3: local opposition, crash its economy.
42:34
Speaker 17: If that doesn't work, orchestrate a civil war. People can't
42:37
Speaker 17: build when they're too busy trying to survive.
42:40
Speaker 3: You'd make sure their education system produces workers, not innovators.
42:44
Speaker 3: Teach them history that glorifies their oppressors. Make them think
42:48
Speaker 3: their cultures are primitive, their ancestors were savages.
42:51
Speaker 17: Their future depends on foreign approval.
42:54
Speaker 3: Train them to memorize, not to think critically, keep their
42:58
Speaker 3: best and brightest looking overseas for opportunities.
43:02
Speaker 17: Make them dream of escaping Africa rather.
43:04
Speaker 4: Than fixing it.
43:05
Speaker 3: Offer scholarships that take their top minds to the West
43:08
Speaker 3: and never encourage them to return.
43:10
Speaker 17: Let the continent keep training doctors and engineers, only for
43:14
Speaker 17: them to go enrich other nations.
43:16
Speaker 3: You'd control their narratives, own their media, control their stories,
43:21
Speaker 3: dictate their image to the world. Make them believe they
43:24
Speaker 3: are corrupt, hopeless, eternally in crisis. Flood their screens with poverty, porn,
43:30
Speaker 3: and war zones. Show them charity ads that make them
43:33
Speaker 3: believe they are helpless without foreign aid. Downplay their successes,
43:38
Speaker 3: twist their victories into isolated incidents. If an African country
43:42
Speaker 3: develops a groundbreaking innovation, credit a foreign investor.
43:46
Speaker 17: If an African leader implements.
43:48
Speaker 3: A successful policy, frame it as an anomaly rather than
43:51
Speaker 3: proof of competence. You'd make sure they remain dependent. Drown
43:56
Speaker 3: them in debt, offer loans with impossible conditions. Force them
44:01
Speaker 3: to privatize everything.
44:02
Speaker 17: So foreign corporations own their water, their electricity, their land.
44:06
Speaker 17: When they struggle. Give them just enough aid to keep.
44:09
Speaker 3: Them alive, but never enough to make themselves sufficient. Use
44:13
Speaker 3: charities to create a culture of reliance rather than resilience.
44:17
Speaker 3: Make them think foreign intervention is necessary, that they can't solve.
44:21
Speaker 17: Their own problems, that they always need help from the outside.
44:26
Speaker 3: You'd suppress their military strength, keep their armies weak, their defense.
44:30
Speaker 17: Industries non existent. Sell them weapons to fight each.
44:34
Speaker 3: Other, but never let them develop high tech military technology.
44:38
Speaker 3: If a country tries to build a strong defense system,
44:41
Speaker 3: accuse them of being a threat to stability. Make sure
44:44
Speaker 3: they always need foreign peacekeepers, foreign military bases, foreign advisors,
44:48
Speaker 3: controlling their security.
44:49
Speaker 4: Keep them vulnerable to.
44:50
Speaker 17: Invasion, coups, and foreign interference. The formula is simple.
44:55
Speaker 3: Divide, corrupt, exploit, miseducate control, keep them fighting each other,
45:01
Speaker 3: keep them looking outside for solutions, keep them poor, dependent, insecure.
45:06
Speaker 3: Make sure every attempt to.
45:07
Speaker 2: Break free is met with resistance so strong the.
45:09
Speaker 17: Next generation before trying again.
45:13
Speaker 3: This isn't the theory, it's history. The real question isn't
45:17
Speaker 3: how to stop Africa from becoming a superpower. It's how
45:20
Speaker 3: Africa can break the cycle despite every effort to keep
45:23
Speaker 3: it down.
45:26
Speaker 17: If you wanted to stop Africa from becoming a superpower,
45:28
Speaker 17: you wouldn't have to invent a new strategy.
45:31
Speaker 7: So I remember, if you said this video before, it
45:33
Speaker 7: was a white man the AI tell him all this,
45:37
Speaker 7: So it is true, and that is what they have done.
45:39
Speaker 7: That is the same same system, the abuse to keep
45:42
Speaker 7: us this no so and that is what we're fighting
45:49
Speaker 7: a guinness because number one, you can't tell us to
45:51
Speaker 7: we can't express this is democracy.
45:54
Speaker 8: Allow us to express ourselves. Listen to us. You only
45:57
Speaker 8: need to do is just listen.
45:58
Speaker 7: What is so hard, you know, just pay attention, listen
46:01
Speaker 7: to the grices of most people. Because people are tired.
46:05
Speaker 7: This is not this is this is not even beyond
46:07
Speaker 7: past gen Z. We can't even keep on saying this
46:09
Speaker 7: is gen Z movement. Now this beyond the gen Z.
46:12
Speaker 7: Kennels are tired. Africans are way tired because of the
46:16
Speaker 7: same same promises, lives, the same same no jobs.
46:20
Speaker 8: You know what is expensive. There's no shoes. Shoes are
46:28
Speaker 8: expense everything, everything is expensive for you to just breathe. Also,
46:31
Speaker 8: it's becoming expensive, you know.
46:35
Speaker 4: Okay, so are you saying your behap against the valid.
46:45
Speaker 8: Exactly? Yeah, rut of Fasco.
46:51
Speaker 4: It is not even one time.
46:52
Speaker 7: The next demonstration, this is someone aged literally my uncle
47:01
Speaker 7: or my own father.
47:02
Speaker 8: I'm not sure, but it looks moy aage of my uncle.
47:05
Speaker 8: You know, He's like, this is this is now past.
47:08
Speaker 15: Gen Z loved yes, yes again Yeah, because you know
47:12
Speaker 15: cause gen Z they gave the older generation I'm back
47:15
Speaker 15: home and made them look like powers that they are.
47:18
Speaker 4: That they had been, but it made them a shame.
47:21
Speaker 4: He's going the backbone all these power be a terrible
47:26
Speaker 4: him and kens a terrible him. He's somebody. He's not
47:29
Speaker 4: about the gents the holy time that finally, that's right, Yeah, somebody.
47:40
Speaker 4: Well then we put me so we don't care whatever happened.
47:44
Speaker 4: And you're going to kill kill kill me, but you're
47:47
Speaker 4: not going to there's someone that like because you can't
47:50
Speaker 4: kill anybody exactly, you can't kill everybody because you got
47:54
Speaker 4: fifty plus million and like manty eight million Kenyons, you
47:58
Speaker 4: don't got enough police, enough military to stop at the
48:01
Speaker 4: Kenyans uprise and overthrow your ass. Power is always with
48:06
Speaker 4: the people. You just gotta get them to unite finally
48:09
Speaker 4: where they conquer you and keep you messed up in
48:11
Speaker 4: the parvis is, keep your divided. Now, let's just starting unite. Now,
48:17
Speaker 4: Kenya's a danger. Tell youbody got that Goomie king Shaw
48:20
Speaker 4: showed up. Hey you got these negros and chick you better. Hey,
48:23
Speaker 4: they fucking with my money. You better get it a break,
48:26
Speaker 4: better get.
48:26
Speaker 8: It right exactly, because they're so scared.
48:29
Speaker 7: Right now, we have the Communication Authority which has ordered
48:32
Speaker 7: all the TVs and radio stations to help coverage on
48:35
Speaker 7: the ongoing h see.
48:37
Speaker 4: Stop the covery, douse the scared of death exactly. You know,
48:42
Speaker 4: see this there, like the cameras was talking about the
48:44
Speaker 4: fourth of state, there's no port to state in Kenya.
48:46
Speaker 4: Doesn't work for you. Fort the state was supposed to
48:48
Speaker 4: be the media that checks the government's power and reports
48:53
Speaker 4: the truth. Forth. The state was supposed to be something
48:55
Speaker 4: that represented the people and kept the check on the
48:59
Speaker 4: power that rule over. You see, there is no point
49:02
Speaker 4: the state.
49:03
Speaker 8: That's the scam.
49:04
Speaker 4: Like Joey just said, they cut the media. Hey don't
49:07
Speaker 4: shoulders because there is no point of state and they.
49:10
Speaker 7: Can't stop it because right now, people at the media,
49:13
Speaker 7: that's just the truth.
49:13
Speaker 4: You know, you're the point of the state. Now there's
49:19
Speaker 4: no corporate media, mainstream media at the board the state,
49:24
Speaker 4: you say, the people are.
49:26
Speaker 7: We're the ones on the ground reporting what is exactly
49:28
Speaker 7: what you don't want to covered. We're giving you facts
49:32
Speaker 7: because so many people are literally even running to just
49:35
Speaker 7: get to town like people are now.
49:37
Speaker 8: It's like a marathon competition. Now people are running to just.
49:42
Speaker 4: Plans. Reached the tipping point? Are you morons? They're not
49:46
Speaker 4: scared anymore, you know, I reach the tip. They don't
49:48
Speaker 4: want to be they don't want to be poor. That's
49:50
Speaker 4: to be natural. The property is induced. Should nobody mean
49:54
Speaker 4: Africa be poor? Place is too rich? Oh? They started?
50:00
Speaker 4: Are you giving better? You mean the Europeans an they've
50:03
Speaker 4: been still in my ship? Yes, yes, yes.
50:09
Speaker 8: We are. The members of parliament leaving the building.
50:13
Speaker 7: Of course, as the protests are escalating because last time,
50:17
Speaker 7: remember they were yeah and they were cutting there, Yeah,
50:24
Speaker 7: and they were cuting the Then the moment people realized
50:27
Speaker 7: that they were living with the ambulances, they started stoning
50:31
Speaker 7: the ambulance because yeah, they were like they were not
50:34
Speaker 7: living with their CAUs.
50:35
Speaker 8: Now they're going with the ambulances, acting like the patients.
50:38
Speaker 7: So shout to the two fight four. We also have
50:41
Speaker 7: a maumau veteran. I was also should up to him
50:45
Speaker 7: with this old Yeah, it's they're telling people how of
50:50
Speaker 7: course it's part of and why of course the young
50:53
Speaker 7: you need to keep the spirit of fighting for.
50:55
Speaker 4: This freedom you know, because they never got them. They
50:58
Speaker 4: got double cropped by a boy. The getting out of
51:01
Speaker 4: family and the rest OF's puppets that the British put
51:04
Speaker 4: in like all Amberican countries had. The Bible has always
51:07
Speaker 4: got fucked and put the puppets in there. Oh, the
51:11
Speaker 4: bie's over. Now, listen to the strong that the the
51:15
Speaker 4: voices of understanding our puppets, and we're gonna put in nime.
51:19
Speaker 4: We're all worked out and everything's all amped up. No,
51:23
Speaker 4: you should have said now the people that buck are
51:25
Speaker 4: gonna be in power. That's your puppets.
51:28
Speaker 8: Exactly, not like a right here, let me share what
51:31
Speaker 8: he say.
51:32
Speaker 11: You can the president you will seek re election for
51:36
Speaker 11: seventh term imposed you early next year, according to a
51:39
Speaker 11: senior official from the ruling party, was widely expected to
51:43
Speaker 11: run again, but this is the first confirmation from his
51:46
Speaker 11: National Resistance Party.
51:49
Speaker 4: Business more children. The barn got a mask, that's how
51:52
Speaker 4: you know this moon has got a mask on. He's
51:55
Speaker 4: an idiot. That's why he's there. This is an idiot.
51:58
Speaker 4: For well, he's more which.
52:05
Speaker 11: She spoke the president and lomitters at eighteen years old.
52:08
Speaker 11: Juring Savini has held power since nineteen eighty six. He
52:12
Speaker 11: is the fourth longest ruling leader in Africa. Under his tenure,
52:16
Speaker 11: the National Resistance Movement has changed in nineteen eighty five
52:19
Speaker 11: constitution twice to allow him to extend his rule.
52:23
Speaker 4: The constitution.
52:26
Speaker 11: Propos should be Bobby Why the Singatoon politician came second
52:30
Speaker 11: in another has already said he intends to run again
52:36
Speaker 11: next year. Has shrunked off recuring accusations that he has
52:40
Speaker 11: maintained his scrip on powers through patronage and intimidation.
52:45
Speaker 7: Are in poverty? You Gandans are unemployed? Are you Gandans are?
52:50
Speaker 7: Don't have good hospitals, good roads?
52:53
Speaker 4: Good is the power? What is this moan done the
53:00
Speaker 4: way in three years build a good roads out the
53:02
Speaker 4: whole country, hospitals and forty years in the country backward
53:08
Speaker 4: or messed up for one bit of business. But oh
53:11
Speaker 4: he's a European top that but they don't call him
53:15
Speaker 4: a dictator. You get it to him.
53:20
Speaker 8: It's crazy.
53:20
Speaker 7: So I hope this agame reminds other African countries to
53:27
Speaker 7: not be reluctant with their puppets.
53:29
Speaker 8: This should be a message again, reminds.
53:32
Speaker 4: The way you gotta give it to feel like kicking hands.
53:35
Speaker 4: African people are kind of loving Joseph's hard for them.
53:39
Speaker 4: The only African I get, only African people you can
53:42
Speaker 4: live in kiddetas and and the ship in that gear
53:46
Speaker 4: with the water and just saying well this is normal.
53:49
Speaker 8: Last man, I can't.
53:50
Speaker 17: I tried.
53:51
Speaker 8: I tried. I tried.
53:53
Speaker 4: Living in.
53:55
Speaker 7: That was the honestly, that was the hardest life for
53:57
Speaker 7: me to that was so hard. Like living in a
54:01
Speaker 7: place where you have to fetch water every day you
54:03
Speaker 7: have you're sharing toilets with ten people in the building,
54:08
Speaker 7: you're sharing bathroom.
54:12
Speaker 8: You don't have a privacy like it's it's tough. Okay.
54:15
Speaker 7: You eat whatever food that comes across because you have
54:18
Speaker 7: to survive. You don't the oil that has been used
54:20
Speaker 7: to cook that food. You don't even know where the
54:21
Speaker 7: hell it came from. It's a transformer oil. There, there's
54:25
Speaker 7: stole some transformer oil somewhere. They're cooking, you know, fish
54:29
Speaker 7: with it. Some Oh my goodness, it's it's not a
54:32
Speaker 7: good life.
54:33
Speaker 4: Probably play Land, I just sent you because I's talking
54:36
Speaker 4: about the same thing about living stand You've already played
54:38
Speaker 4: it before. I'm playing again because I understand her. I
54:43
Speaker 4: prays way back in the safety everybody gave you the passify.
54:48
Speaker 4: I just want to pass afy to you when they're
54:50
Speaker 4: ready for revolution that guys say Jersey, and you want
54:52
Speaker 4: me to live in these conditions where I go live
54:55
Speaker 4: in it over the the country where I gonna live
54:58
Speaker 4: it humane? You ask us the custom is you made
55:02
Speaker 4: is a problem. You're telling me that that you're actually sick.
55:06
Speaker 4: They're telling me and everything you went around the world,
55:09
Speaker 4: you see black people what living inhumane conditions? South Africa
55:13
Speaker 4: in humane, King inhumane, No, your innimate America in humane.
55:18
Speaker 4: They're asking me to live all crazy in your made
55:21
Speaker 4: You want to give me humanity and live in condition
55:25
Speaker 4: so you think we can about did about right the
55:28
Speaker 4: way from me.
55:30
Speaker 17: You know this, this revolution is filed with so many ironies.
55:32
Speaker 3: Really, first you tell us that it's manly to keep
55:35
Speaker 3: your word right, that you are man keep your work.
55:38
Speaker 14: And now all of the black people in this country
55:40
Speaker 14: are demanding and even the black people.
55:41
Speaker 4: In the whole will of the many is that you
55:42
Speaker 4: keep me black the whole will I hold that they
55:44
Speaker 4: were free.
55:45
Speaker 14: Well, then assures that were free. You told us that
55:48
Speaker 14: there's justice equality for all in this country. We'll let
55:50
Speaker 14: you stick to your word and let us see the
55:52
Speaker 14: justice in equality for.
55:53
Speaker 4: All well else in ritcher, what's that?
55:54
Speaker 17: You're not a man your word?
55:55
Speaker 4: You're afraid of us, you're afraid to give us equal sin,
55:58
Speaker 4: you're free of that. You give us equal parent will
56:00
Speaker 4: match you and we will override you.
56:02
Speaker 14: And if that's what you're afraid of, under start Ben
56:03
Speaker 14: tell us that just what you're afraid of. But don't
56:05
Speaker 14: keep hiding it from us and then holding this up
56:07
Speaker 14: to us. And every time we ask you something, you
56:08
Speaker 14: give us a little bit of something, and it's all talking.
56:10
Speaker 14: And we don't want token hell and then most black
56:12
Speaker 14: men as well that don't want cherry and it so
56:15
Speaker 14: every time we ask you something, he has a little piece?
56:16
Speaker 4: Are little piece? You're playing games with us? Why not? John?
56:19
Speaker 2: What big man?
56:20
Speaker 17: I've seen my father have to put it with all
56:21
Speaker 17: kinds of stuff.
56:22
Speaker 4: He was a big man. He raised a family. He
56:24
Speaker 4: went down south and he had to go round to
56:26
Speaker 4: the back door with his wife.
56:28
Speaker 8: N I ask people anything, when high people anything.
56:30
Speaker 4: Before the one as what's ours?
56:32
Speaker 3: Now?
56:32
Speaker 14: They're any black veterians were coming back and they're mad,
56:34
Speaker 14: they're hangry.
56:36
Speaker 2: Do you think if they're gonna sit down and do this.
56:37
Speaker 8: Our fathers didn't have the lune that we have.
56:39
Speaker 4: They sat through it.
56:41
Speaker 14: But there are other black youth and I'm going to
56:42
Speaker 14: sit if we know about shall we don't find up Panna.
56:45
Speaker 17: We read the books of our revolution. We're listening to
56:48
Speaker 17: Malis quotations.
56:49
Speaker 4: We know where we stand. We're not gonna sit for it.
56:52
Speaker 4: We're asking if we ask, if we don't get well,
56:54
Speaker 4: your people to stand up and take it. If I
56:56
Speaker 4: ask you mad, I ain't come him man. I am hungry.
56:58
Speaker 4: I come him. I am cold. I ask him to
57:00
Speaker 4: do something about my condition. And this man holds a
57:03
Speaker 4: lot of great lake in.
57:04
Speaker 17: Front of me so I can see it, and I
57:05
Speaker 17: keep asking him.
57:05
Speaker 4: I'm begging him to please give me a spice of
57:07
Speaker 4: behold with bread. I am hungry.
57:09
Speaker 14: Then it is known by every psychologist that the next
57:11
Speaker 14: step in the progression is I am old.
57:13
Speaker 4: Now aside they had to take up bread from him,
57:15
Speaker 4: I'm just going to start to death. All we're asking.
57:18
Speaker 4: No one wants to see blood.
57:19
Speaker 1: No one likes to smell of blood.
57:20
Speaker 17: No one wants to more. Anyone who's been in board
57:22
Speaker 17: doesn't want war.
57:23
Speaker 4: Everyone knows what it is to see the inside of
57:25
Speaker 4: a man's.
57:25
Speaker 17: Good hanging out and see your friends die, see relatives die.
57:28
Speaker 17: No one wants to regress back to the state of
57:30
Speaker 17: mind where they have.
57:31
Speaker 4: To think it's all for the cause. Therefore, my mother
57:33
Speaker 4: has to die, my wife has to die. My brothers
57:35
Speaker 4: and sisters alter that.
57:36
Speaker 17: No one wants that, But you're pushing us to it.
57:39
Speaker 4: You're leaving us no choice.
57:40
Speaker 17: We're asking, we're begging.
57:41
Speaker 4: The students of the Columbia, they ask the brothers down
57:43
Speaker 4: South Path.
57:44
Speaker 17: The brothers are right in America.
57:45
Speaker 4: The brother's a on avercause they're all asking.
57:47
Speaker 17: Only doing is asking, I will father as ass I.
57:49
Speaker 4: Would grandfather's ass, the presidents of our university, I'll college.
57:52
Speaker 14: You have to go to your back nosa to make
57:54
Speaker 14: the best joy and be giving nothing out of money
57:55
Speaker 14: so that they could be taught something to live off
57:58
Speaker 14: and get Still.
57:59
Speaker 4: They ask and ask. You refused to get on anything
58:02
Speaker 4: but just about our patience. We're not gonna ask anymore.
58:06
Speaker 14: The news media said that it's only the younger the military,
58:08
Speaker 14: only the young that want listen wants that.
58:10
Speaker 4: Okay, but what's forty percent.
58:11
Speaker 8: Of the black population now or we were a year ago,
58:14
Speaker 8: Until you've.
58:14
Speaker 4: Been climbing before on will be fifty percent fifty five percent.
58:16
Speaker 2: Then we'll have to come in.
58:19
Speaker 4: But we're not about to take it.
58:20
Speaker 8: We're not gonna take.
58:20
Speaker 4: Sitting at the Latin content and in places.
58:23
Speaker 8: That just aren't fit for living. We're not go to
58:25
Speaker 8: take it.
58:26
Speaker 4: There's a limit to a man's patience.
58:27
Speaker 17: And everyone knows that God, Christ, Heaven.
58:30
Speaker 14: Everyone knows that what we're asking is not a billion dollars,
58:33
Speaker 14: but we're asking for its humanity.
58:36
Speaker 17: We're asking to be allowed to.
58:37
Speaker 4: Live like human beings.
58:39
Speaker 2: And God, you tell us that this is too much
58:40
Speaker 2: to ask.
58:42
Speaker 4: You're sick, You're definitely be a thick.
58:44
Speaker 17: How can you tell lead it it's too much to
58:45
Speaker 17: ask to be a human being.
58:46
Speaker 7: It's not exactly that is what they tell me. You know,
58:50
Speaker 7: it's too much to us. So what do you mean
58:54
Speaker 7: I should have been a pig or a dog? You know,
58:58
Speaker 7: why do you exist? If you can't give me a good?
59:00
Speaker 8: Why are you?
59:01
Speaker 7: Why are you are leader? If you can't just do
59:03
Speaker 7: what is right? You know, for me to and fro
59:05
Speaker 7: from living good, it's crazy, man. But anyway, as we
59:08
Speaker 7: come to the end, I see your mosquito in the
59:10
Speaker 7: building saying or not to my for Salama, Yes, I
59:16
Speaker 7: say it's job by Camels. She is not reporting on streets,
59:19
Speaker 7: his on Instagram.
59:22
Speaker 8: I'm not sure. I don't know if it's managed to
59:24
Speaker 8: go on the ground because it's kind.
59:26
Speaker 7: Of really very intense out there, so I'm not really
59:30
Speaker 7: sure if he has managed. But yeah, because even if
59:37
Speaker 7: it was to come to work, I bet it would
59:39
Speaker 7: have been tricky because my tatoos are not operating today,
59:42
Speaker 7: so most of the people are not working today as well,
59:45
Speaker 7: so it should have been also super super tricky. But
59:48
Speaker 7: comes she's diving, we'll see if he's going to be
59:49
Speaker 7: able to manage to go there. But I know there's
59:52
Speaker 7: no my tattoos, so it's hard unless you're willing to
59:55
Speaker 7: walk to you know, with a groove.
59:58
Speaker 4: A trouble, isn't the Negro And I know why you
1:00:11
Speaker 4: are the.
1:00:15
Speaker 7: Seven Ganda was exactly It's been super cristy because the
1:00:20
Speaker 7: only person will tried to change your ganda was Idy
1:00:22
Speaker 7: I mean but declared declared him a dictator because it.
1:00:26
Speaker 8: Was just doing what is right.
1:00:29
Speaker 4: You got to go.
1:00:30
Speaker 7: But anyway, family with us, where we come to the
1:00:33
Speaker 7: end of this conversation, of course, more much news and
1:00:35
Speaker 7: updates coming on other conversations tuning with what is happening,
1:00:41
Speaker 7: but she'll be shying of course the live events or
1:00:43
Speaker 7: what is going on? Uh so writing wrong guy outside
1:00:47
Speaker 7: the studio, you hearing some noise the you are just
1:00:50
Speaker 7: up and down trying to curse, you know, some fight
1:00:54
Speaker 7: with the police and all that you will see and
1:00:57
Speaker 7: of course update you on what is happening, but keep
1:00:59
Speaker 7: it black of FU network.
1:01:00
Speaker 8: Hope you have enjoyed the conversation. Man, I would like
1:01:07
Speaker 8: because we don't even get because I don't know.
1:01:09
Speaker 7: The market is not open today, so we'll have to
1:01:11
Speaker 7: get our tomatoes or potatoes tomorrow, which I ready, it's
1:01:16
Speaker 7: all good. We're gonna have to eat regally right here.
1:01:20
Speaker 7: That's what's but anyway, much love, family, have a beautiful day.
1:01:24
Speaker 7: I'm going to wrap up with this jam right here
1:01:26
Speaker 7: talking about reparations literally no preparations, but revolution reparation and everything.
1:01:41
Speaker 7: It's because it's because I was working with the man,
1:01:45
Speaker 7: so I know if I was alone, especially in my
1:01:47
Speaker 7: dressing code today, do have been crazy because people already
1:01:51
Speaker 7: looking at me crazy?
1:01:51
Speaker 8: Why do I have make up on?
1:01:53
Speaker 7: And people are demonstrating, you know, people already looking at
1:01:56
Speaker 7: me crazy like why, why, where is she going? And
1:01:58
Speaker 7: people are demonstrating like the makeup on I'm coming to
1:02:01
Speaker 7: work Nike. But anyway, much love, family, have a good day.
1:02:07
Speaker 8: We can end Acqua's young.
1:02:16
Speaker 4: Holder, I'm not you want to speak something that radio
1:02:25
Speaker 4: listening to
1:02:28
Speaker 3: The International prom Court today, we don't read a