@Tommtalent@Lashe_Law@jake_063020 How many of the “foreign investments” dn come in compared the ones that’s already left the country in the past 4 years!!
@supabcqms@Njbeatts@rizz_channel@governance_101@officialABAT All these English when you could easily pull out a link, photos or videos to support your claims and make people actually belive that Tinubu perhaps did these things you’re tryna tie to him
ALERT: Kenya is sleepwalking into a public-health and national-security risk.
Demeter biodynamic agriculture: a cultic, unscientific movement dressed up as “organic” and “natural”, is spreading in Embu, Kiambu, Murang’a and parts of Nakuru (especially Naivasha).
There is no reproducible empirical evidence anywhere on Earth that Demeter/biodynamic methods outperform ordinary organic or conventional farming. It is a hoax rooted in the mystical writings of Rudolf Steiner, founder of anthroposophy.
Anthroposophy has a long, documented track record of vaccine hesitancy, alternative-medicine promotion and science scepticism:
- https://t.co/Qw8LwJGSz7
- https://t.co/ghYOLwMdrj
- https://t.co/EgVzdb9aQz
- https://t.co/afIBQ97Rmw
European anthroposophical communities (including Waldorf schools) have been linked to 18 measles outbreaks between 1997 and 2011. One Ghent Waldorf school recorded 45% unvaccinated pupils.
Kenya reported 2,118 measles cases in 2025 with only ~50% second-dose coverage. We cannot afford another vector for vaccine rejection.
When farming networks become closed ideological communities that distrust vaccines, science and evidence-based healthcare, the result is preventable outbreaks, eroded public trust and weakened disease surveillance. That is a health and security issue, not a lifestyle choice.
Kenya must scrutinise the rapid growth of Demeter biodynamics before it hardens into anti-science enclaves. Farmers serious about their craft should reject it. Authorities should monitor it. Scientific literacy is not optional.
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