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#JusticeForMohawk

For all the tears Kenyans have shed after the brutal killing of an innocent lion, we must do something. Beyond any shadow of doubt, we have been able to connect dots and come to the conclusion that the Kenya Wildlife Service is run by cartels and the rangers employed are undercover poachers. The speed at which this s

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For all the tears Kenyans have shed after the brutal killing of an innocent lion, we must do something. Beyond any shadow of doubt, we have been able to connect dots and come to the conclusion that the Kenya Wildlife Service is run by cartels and the rangers employed are undercover poachers. The speed at which this so-called KWS Ranger was quick to discharge his G3 Rifle at a helpless confused lion, is clear evidence that more takes place without our knowledge. It does not take a rocket-scientist to draw parallels between the trigger-happy trait witnessed today, with the dwindling numbers of wild game in our National Parks. KWS has ceased employing genuine wildlife lovers and is now recruiting based on tribal or political patronage. These are...

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