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Revolution: Kenyans Are Asking For One, But Why?

CAPTION: Kikuyu's can finally see through the lies that the Kenyatta family has fed them with, over a period of 5 decades. Let's at least be happy for them that they've reached this point. Kenyans were pleasantly-surprised to see a large crowd of businessmen largely drawn from the so-called “entrepreneurial” Kikuyu com

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CAPTION: Kikuyu's can finally see through the lies that the Kenyatta family has fed them with, over a period of 5 decades. Let's at least be happy for them that they've reached this point. Kenyans were pleasantly-surprised to see a large crowd of businessmen largely drawn from the so-called “entrepreneurial” Kikuyu community, speaking about a revolution. Their only mistake was standing outside parliament and lending their ears to institutional-clusterfucks like Sakaja Johnson and Jaguar. In Burkina Faso for-instance, the large crowd which had gathered outside parliament in 2014 did not dare listen to their politicians. They did the unthinkable and razed down the parliamentary buildings and headed to StateHouse to eject dictator Blaise Compaore....

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