Kenya at Crossroads

When one country becomes politically unstable, consequences are felt by many other countries, even though this may not be obvious.

A lot of countries in Africa are politically unstable.

This has caused a surge in African immigrants/refugees arriving in Europe.

Similar case is happening in the USA, with many immigrants moving there from politically/socially unstable central American countries.

Political instability in most African countries has been caused by certain foreign powers interfering in these countries’ internal affairs.

But, can foreign powers actually help an African country from becoming a failed state?

Meaning the country will also not start exporting millions of citizens as immigrants/refugees to rich(er) countries – a win-win for everyone?

Currently, Kenyans are suffering due to unbearably high cost of living.

Cost of food has shot up.

Cost of fuel has shot up.

Cost of electricity has shot up…

Due to economic mismanagement and corruption by Mr William Ruto’s KK regime, the shilling has lost more than 20% of its value since he came to power 10 months ago.

Instead of solving economic problems the people are facing, his government chose to increase taxes!

The people couldn’t take it any more, and started demonstrating, peacefully – as allowed by Article 37 of Kenya constitution.

Mr Ruto’s response?

He sent the police to SHOOT peaceful protesters, using LIVE bullets.

Dozens of innocent people were shot dead by police 2 weeks ago.

However, that did not stop the people from demonstrating to demand affordable food prices.

Last week, Mr Ruto changed tactics.

The police were ordered to attack people in their homes, apparently to send TERROR, and scare citizens from demonstrating any more.

The police pulled young men from their homes in various counties, including Nairobi and Kisumu slums, and shot them dead.

Most hospitals in affected areas have been ordered not to report victims of gunshot wounds.

Mr Ruto has B A N N E D peaceful demonstrations in the country.

He has not issued a decree to BAN them, but he has used police T E R R O R to, for all practical purposes, outlaw peaceful demos (contrary to Article 37 of Kenya constitution).

In Kisumu county alone, hundreds of innocent people have been shot by police in the past 3 weeks.

The total fatalities due to police brutality in the past 3 weeks across the country is well over 1,000 – many of these deaths have not even been reported, due to fear by medical personnel.

Mr Ruto is using T E R R O R to rule the country by force.

Kenya has become a D I C T A T O R S H I P.

At this point, it is important to note that Mr Ruto has previously been charged at the International Criminal Court for allegedly committing Crimes Against Humanity – Case number ICC-01/09-01/11.

All the witnesses against him were either killed or disappeared.

Yet, this is the man a foreign power saw fit to R I G into power as Kenya’s head of state.

The country is now on the verge of collapsing – because of what that foreign power did.

Already, some local lawyers have written to the ICC regarding Mr Ruto’s authorised crimes against humanity committed by police.

Mr Ruto has trashed the constitution.

He is collapsing the economy.

He is ordering police to K I L L innocent people…

If he is not stopped, very soon, millions of Kenyans will become refugees in foreign countries.

SYMPATHETIC FOREIGN POWERS SHOULD HELP KENYA

How they can help:

1. Release statement condemning police brutality in Kenya;

2. Write to the ICC showing solidarity with Kenyans, regarding Ruto’s case at the court.

Since Mr Ruto already has a file at the ICC (Case number ICC-01/09-01/11), the current police M U R D E R S should be added to that file – since they act under his orders, these new multiple mur-der charges should be added to his file.

If the ICC takes up this case quickly, Kenya would have been saved from becoming another African failed state.

And Kenyans would be forever grateful to the foreigners who helped their country at the time of greatest need.

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