#kenyans

Every Black African Continental and Diaspora should be interested in #Haiti right now.

The United Nations approved an "intervention" force led by #Kenya which has a United States puppet, William #Ruto as leader.

There has been rioting in #Kenya because of the failure the winner takes all western capitalist democracy resulting in disparities in income.

This UN Intervention Force is an invasion masquerading as an intervention force because they are aware that Black people and good white people have awakened to the lies of the whiteman's actions in #Haiti and other Black and Brown Nations.

According to Haiti's original Constitution any Black person that goes to Haiti is an automatic citizen.

Any white person that goes to Haiti in the name of "peace" must be seen and treated as a Colonizer/Enslaver period.

Haiti's history as a successful Black Nation that drove out enslavers and colonizers does not sit well with whiteman led western countries like France, United States, UK, Spain etc.

They are trying to do in Haiti what they have been trying to do against the Awakening in #Niger #Mali #Guinea #BurkinaFaso #Gabon #Ghana #Nigeria etc instead of paying #Reparations and negotiating peacefully and respectfully as people who owe their very existence as they do now to us Black Africans

#Stillwerise as #ichangetheworld I, #VodounVi #Dzifah

The scars on Victor’s forearm remind him constantly of the day a Ukrainian drone attacked him after he was forcibly conscripted, like hundreds of young Kenyans, into the Russian army. It was a war that had nothing to do with him and which he was exceptionally lucky to survive. Four Kenyans -- Victor, Mark, Erik and Moses -- recounted to AFP the web of deception that took them to the killing fields of Ukraine. Their names have been changed for fear of reprisals. It began with promises of well-paying jobs in Russia from a Nairobi recruitment agency. Victor, 28, was supposed to be a salesman. Mark, 32, and Moses, 27, were told they would be security guards. Erik, 37, thought he had a ticket to high-end sports. They were all to be paid between $1,000 and $3,000 a month -- a fortune in Kenya where jobs are scarce and the government encourages emigration to boost remittances. Victor, Mark, Erik and Moses were included in WhatsApp groups where fellow Kenyans reassured them in Swahili that they were heading for good salaries and exciting new lives. Instead, Victor’s first day was in an abandoned house three hours outside Saint-Petersburg. The next day, he was taken to a Russian military base where soldiers presented him with a contract in Russian that he could not read. “They told us: ‘If you don’t sign, you’re dead’,” Victor told AFP, showing his Russian military service record and combat medallion.

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