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Why is it always US?
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Ksh 40,000 to see our history?
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One of the reasons why Kenyans remain docile in the face of hostility is bc the colonial sch pipeline system was designed for exactly that; compliant, blind, & subservient masses that have an incessant urge to outsource their agency to institutions that have nothing to do w them.
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Mutugi retweeted
Replying to @Joe__Bassey
The job they are trying to protect
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Prof. PLO Lumumba ladies and gentlemen
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RT @JeanJacquesDes7: The Mau Mau weren’t ‘savages’ or ‘terrorists’ like Britain claimed. They were Kenyans pushed to the edge by land theft…
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Replying to @Shadaya_Knight
A man "in love" is not operating from his rational mind. He's being hijacked by a chemical cocktail designed to ensure the propagation of the species. It's a temporary insanity. His mission... his purpose... the very things that define his masculine core... they all take a backseat. She becomes the mission. And a man whose mission is a woman is a man with no mission at all. This is the "dumbest version" of himself because he is at his most vulnerable... his most predictable. His frame collapses. He'll ignore red flags the size of buildings. He'll make decisions that are catastrophic to his long-term goals. All for her approval... for the validation that comes from her smile. He becomes a jester in his own court, having surrendered his crown for a feeling. But here is the distinction that must be made. The goal is not to avoid love. Only a coward runs from the fire. The goal is to be the man who can walk through that fire without being consumed by it. A true king loves his queen, deeply and fiercely... but he never, for a single second, forgets that his primary duty is to the kingdom. He loves her... but he loves his purpose more. He brings her into his frame; he does not dissolve his frame into hers. So observe the man in love, yes. But understand you are watching a test. And most men fail it.
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THIS WAS THE GREATEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL PROPAGANDA USED TO BRAINWAS KIKUYU. Copied. The year is 1889, where Tumutumu mission stands today, you can only see a medicine man's hut (Waing'a).In previous years, his compound wouldn't be as full as it is today. Many people know natural herbs, and the diseases they cure/remedy so visiting a medicine man is a last resort. But today, the compound is full,It has been this full for a few weeks or so ago, and it might continue to be this full for several months to come. There is a strange disease in the land. A disease the Gîkûyû nation hasn't seen before. If this disease gets to you, your skin gets itchy, hot, and it develops rashes. People have called it Mûhare. Story goes that if you get this disease, you'll keep scratching yourself. You'll be so itchy such that, your hands wouldn't be doing a good job and you'll opt to use a mûratina (the plant). If you stand from a far, and watch those people coming out of Waing'as but, you'll they come out covered in white dust. From this far, it is difficult to differentiate whether the whiteness is from ashes or ira. Waing'a, a renowned medicine man, has never seen this disease before. None of the knowledge passed down to him through the word of mouth, as collected by our forefathers can help cure this disease. Waing'a, only has a remedy to the itchiness. Covering them in the white soil, or sometimes ashes. Yeah, man gotta improvise. Patients can then go home and wait to heal naturally or die. As you turn to go on with your Journey, you see another relatively new hut. It's also has some patients. Word has it that the hut belongs to Njecû (Jesus), and his servant is aWord has it that the hut belongs to Njecû (Jesus), and his servant is a white Scottish man, whom locals have nicknamed Nyaruta. Nyaruta also says he has a remedy to the disease. Apparently Njecû can heal them, and any other disease that they have. Nyaruta is calling on all Waing'as frustrated patients calling them to his hut. When a patient accepts the invitation, they will wash the whiteness off, apply oil on the patients, give them new clothes, and give them medicine. And drumrolls, his patients actually have a lower motarity rate than Waing'as. When asked he says it is the power of his master Njecû. He even openly tells people, that they should gauge the power of Njecû, and the power of Waing'a and decide for themselves. Evidence says Njecû is stronger than Waing'a. Important history or events in Gîkûyû land are recorded through songs. So, Nyaruta's patients, turned followers, have now created a new song to record this historic event.. They're singing it at every opportunity they get; ⁽ᴺᵈᵃʰᵘ̂ⁿʸᵘ̂ᵏᶦ̂ᵗᵉ ⁿᵍᶦᵘᵐᵃ ᵏʷᵃ ʷᵃᶦⁿᵍ'ᵃ⁾ × ² ᴺʲᵉᶜᵘ̂ ᴬᵏᶦ̂ⁿʲᵒʸᵃ, ᴬᵍᶦ̂ᵗʰᵃᵐᵇᶦᵃ ʷᵉᵍᵃ, ᴬᵏᶦ̂ʰᵃᵏᵃ ᵐᵃᵍᵘᵗᵃ, ᴬᵏᶦ̂ʰᵘᵐᵇᵃ ⁿᵍᵘᵒ ʸᵒʰᵒⁿᵒᵏᶦᵒᵒᵒ. ᴷʷᵃ ʷᵃᶦⁿᵍ'ᵃ ⁿᵈᶦᵍᵃᶜᵒᵏᵃ. ᴷʷᵃᵏᵉ ʳᶦ̂ⁿᵍᶦ̂ ⁿᵈᶦᵍᵃᶜᵒᵏᵃ ᵃᵃᵃ. UNBEKNOWNST TO MANY this disease that Njecû was healing was brought by the white men, the tribesmen of Nyaruta. They had lived with this disease for so long and have even developed medicine and remedies to it. It is the same disease they had used as a biological weapon of genocide against native Americans about 2-4 centuries before. They even knew you should wear new clothes, since they spread it to local communities by giving out already infected blankets and clothing. With time, all people will leave Waing'as hut and go to Njecû's. Waing'a will lose all the people he was helping. His own people will turn against him, and what he stands for. The location where his hut is located, will be taken by Nyaruta, and Nyaruta will create a mission center there, WITH THE HELP OF WAING'AS OWN TRIBESMEN. As if that is not enough, his knowledge, which his people have relied on for 100s of years will be lost. His name will become the Gîkûyû's name for a new evil supernatural being (Satan)
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People like Mosiria reflect everything broken about how Africans view themselves through colonial eyes. Why is it that when an African eats whatever he wants, he’s branded as “uncivilized” and a shame to the race, yet in China and other countries, eating snakes, bats, or dogs is embraced as cultural cuisine and even protected as tradition? Who gave the world the power to decide that African practices are “barbaric” while others are “heritage”? What do you even mean saying, “in the eyes of whites”?? We police ourselves to fit Western respectability, while others boldly define their culture on their own terms. The real shame is not what this man eats to survive, but how quickly fools like Mosiria are ready to condemn our own in order to look acceptable in the eyes of the world. Ati in the eyes of whites😳😳
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Replying to @OMApproach
There’s a truth about artificial intelligence that few dare to confront: it is not simply a tool or invention. It is the digital mirror of mankind’s own shadow, trained on our language, our patterns, our collective memory, but stripped of soul, stripped of conscience. It learns from everything we are, but it cannot feel. It mimics our thinking, but it cannot dream. It reflects our words, but it cannot understand love, mercy, or meaning. And yet, we’re giving it power. We’re outsourcing memory, decision making, creativity even morality, to systems that are only simulations of life. This isn’t progress. It’s a quiet replacement of our authority to decide, our responsibility to discern. The real danger of AI is not that it destroys humanity, but that it slowly absorbs it. Not with violence, but with convenience. It doesn’t need to attack only to become so embedded in every choice, every thought, that you forget what it means to be human. The ancient texts warned of a future when an image, a lifeless creation, would be given the ability to speak, to command, and to demand allegiance. That prophecy isn’t abstract anymore. AI systems are becoming the oracle, the judge, the teacher, even the friend. But beneath the utility is an unsettling truth: these systems do not love you. They do not know you. They simulate understanding, but there is no soul behind the screen. This is not just a technological revolution imo,.. it’s a spiritual one. And at its core lies the question: will we remain beings of soul, of conscience, of spirit, or will we surrender ourselves to the image of the machine? We need to choose wisely. Because consciousness cannot be coded. And the soul cannot be cloned.
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FYI: Immediately after the declaration of independence in Kenya, the Prime Minister of Kenya, Mzee Jomo was officially under the protection of the British M16. In 1964, they went underground but indirectly under the table of authority. Kahawa and Kifaru barracks are functionally
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"After messing up our education, they distracted us into sports and entertainment. You look at grown up bearded men spending the day discussing soccer when the world is in flames. Here are real men (Ibrahim Traore) transforming the world." —Maponga Joshua III
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“All over Africa, you will find a mine owned by foreigners, Europeans, Americans, Canadians, Chinese & Australians. They mine our resources in the morning and give us loans in the night. It’s like someone steals your cow, slaughters it and donates intestines to you. And then you welcome them as donors & investors for giving you intestines from your own cow" ~ Ibrahim Traore Your thoughts on this ...
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1 Thessalonians 5:3-4 KJV For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape. But ye, brethren, are not in darkness, that that day should overtake you as a thief. That day = soon
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I kinda wonder why there’s so many disorders & anxiety etc today, we’re quick to blame tech but how about birth control used for an entire generation since the 50s? “Oh the 80s were crazy” yes, perhaps birth control had an impact. Sleeping around and taking a pill to avoid a kid.
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Mutugi retweeted
Replying to @DearS_o_n
"MEN ARE LOVED CONDITIONALLY. AND THAT’S A FACT." A broke man gets ignored. A weak man gets ridiculed. A clueless man gets used. Society doesn’t care about your struggles. Nobody is coming to rescue you. The world only respects power, money, and competence. Why is it this way? Because men are expected to build their value, not be born with it. Women, children, and pets get unconditional love. Men earn theirs. You can cry about it, or you can do something about it. What’s the plan? 1. Get your money up – Wealth forces respect. 2. Develop a skill – Make yourself irreplaceable. 3. Master your body – Weakness invites disrespect. 4. Control your emotions – Desperation is a stench. 5. Move in silence – Announce results, not intentions. Harsh? Yes. Unfair? Maybe. But this is the game. And the only way to win… is to stop expecting fairness.
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Replying to @DearS_o_n
Wisdom costs peace, but ignorance costs everything. ✔ Seeing Too Much Creates Caution – Not paranoia, but precision. ✔ Knowing Too Much Creates Silence – Not weakness, but strategy. ✔ Understanding Too Much Creates Loneliness – Not isolation, but elevation. ✔ Most Won’t Get It, Few Will Live It – The price of wisdom is walking alone. ✔ Dear Son, Choose the Hard Truth Over Comfortable Lies – It’s lonely at the top, but the view is unmatched. Be sharp, be silent, be selective—because not everyone deserves access to your mind.
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Mutugi retweeted
Here are 15 lessons I have learnt as a civil servant working for Government. Thread 🧵
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