The Kenya We Want

A committed agent of change, and a firm believer in visionary leadership over rulership.

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

Gov hasn't only failed to eradicate injustices, it has entrenched itself fully in them. Debts, corruption, unemployment, misguided policies & overtaxation have defined its agenda, all while its leaders indulge in wealth siphoned from public coffers. #RutoMustGo #RevolutionNow

[truthache @truthache68]

Is it time we wake up to the
misconception that there are contrails and chemtrails?

Here is a list of known U.S.-based atmospheric and chemical dispersal operations in the past:

1. Operation Popeye (1967-1972)
2. Operation Sea-Spray (1950)
3. Operation Large Area Coverage (1957-1958)
4. Operation Dew (1951-1952)
5. Project Cirrus (1947-1952)
6. Project Stormfury (1962-1983)
7. Operation Ranch Hand (1962-1971)
8. Project Skywater (1960s-1980s)
9. California Rainfall Enhancement Program (1960s-present)
10. Operation Whitecoat (1954-1973)
11. Operation Big Itch (1954)
12. Operation Drop Kick (1956-1957)
13. Operation Soberania (1987)
14. Operation Cumulus (1952)
15. Hurricane Aerosol and Microphysics Prograi
(HAMP) (2009)
16. Texas Weather Modification Program (1960s present)
17. Project Skyfire (1940s-1960s)

Here is a list of known U.S.-based atmospheric and chemical dispersal operations in the present:

18. Upper American River Cloud Seeding Program (California, ongoing since ~2010s, operated by utilities like PG&E for snowpack enhancement; active as of 2025).

19. Wyoming Weather Modification Pilot Project (2005–2014, extended research; led to ongoing operational seeding in Wyoming, active through 2025 for precipitation increase).

20. Idaho Cloud Seeding Program (state-supported, expanded post-2010; ongoing winter and summer operations as of 2025 for snowpack and rain enhancement).

21. Utah Cloud Seeding Program (state-funded, significantly active and expanded since the 2010s; ongoing as of 2025, one of the largest in the U.S.).

22. North Dakota Cloud Seeding Program (ongoing since the 1970s but with modern expansions post-2010; active in 2024–2025 for rain enhancement and hail suppression).

23. Colorado River Basin Cloud Seeding Programs (multi-state efforts, including Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming; federally supported research/operations post-2010 via Bureau of Reclamation funding; active through 2025).

24. South Texas Weather Modification Association Program (ongoing rain enhancement; notably active in 2025 operations).

25. Nevada State Cloud Seeding Program (Desert Research Institute-operated; statewide, including Spring Mountains, Tahoe Basin, and multiple ranges; renewed state funding through 2027 via Senate Bill 6, effective July 2025; ongoing winter operations for snowpack enhancement).

26. Colorado Weather Modification Program (state-permitted; multiple projects including Central Colorado Mountain River Basin and others; 7+ active permits in 2025, with ground-based generators; new warm-season rain enhancement pilot in Weld County using electrical charge ionization (non-chemical) starting 2025).

27. Kansas Weather Modification Programs (e.g., Western Kansas Groundwater Management District; ongoing hail suppression and rain enhancement; recent efficacy studies (2025) confirm operations in southwestern/west-central regions).

These are all reported to NOAA under federal law (Weather Modification Reporting Act of 1972), with dozens of projects filed annually across ~9–10 states (primarily Western U.S.). As of 2024–2025, active states include California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming.

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

@DrMumbiSeraki This is what I recorded 2 days ago in Kiambu. It didn't work out as they expected only a few drops after like 45 minutes. Mikora Hio but their days are numbered

[Nelson Amenya @amenya_nelson]

If we want to kick out foreigners kuanzia pale Laikipia would be a good starting point ndio tujue mko serious otherwise this is just cheap populist nonsense meant to whip up vulnerable people’s emotions.

[WARÚHIÚ @kamauwaruhiu]

William has set the bar for the presidency very low . To be a better president all the next president has to do is tell the truth and leave peoples businesses alone. And refrain from calling for xenophobic attacks .

[Daktari Ya Wamama @OmugaBash]

I beg you guys tomorrow don't mistreat your fellow African, Don't harm him, Don't bring his business down. We are all Africans.

[Africa ni home @Africa_Ni_Home]

No black person is a foreigner in Africa soil, william ruto and Cyril Ramaphosa.
must know this
Africa belongs to Africans

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

The colonial play simply changed its costume. Act One: guns and flags. Act Two: NGOs and policies. Act Three: democracy lectures and carefully positioned puppets. The audience is told the show is called freedom.

Man United Blessed Sunday Sifuna Manchester United Carrick

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

@LFC_graven @oj254_oj They came with guns and flags. Today they come with NGOs, policies and lectures about democracy. The real game is influence, access and domination.

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

@LFC_graven @oj254_oj Point to one significant transformation they have delivered in Africa that doesn’t involve extracting our resources or pushing their social agenda.
A country can say we don't want exploitative relationships while still trading, investing and cooperating internationally. Tembea

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

@oj254_oj Slavery and colonialism did not end. The modern day slave is bound by debt, not shackles and chains.

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

Our ancestors envisioned a land governed by justice, not impunity. Every act of violence should face accountability. To celebrate injustice is to dishonour the legacy they entrusted to us. Batuk MUST leave Kenya now. For Good

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

Slavery never truly ended. Today's slave isn't bound by chains, but by debt. At KSh 13 trillion in debt, where are the meaningful developments? Now they're coming for SACCOs. We don't need more loans,we need real solutions.

Civic Engagement platform. Olkalau . EACC.

[Mary Kathomi @MaryK2022]

Doctors are leaving the matrix
They are realising that it was all a lie
They were programmed to make humanity suffer
Once you open your eyes
There is no turning back

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

@FGaitho237 Jomo was the founding father of corruption, the godfather of tribalism, the pioneer of land grabbing, the chief architect of political assassinations and the driving force behind abductions. That one is the root of the problems Kenya faces today. A complete sellout.

[Francis Gaitho @FGaitho237]

The Danger of Showing Success: Why Ukambani Must Hide Its Bountiful Harvest

A content creator recently shared a video from Ukambani showing fields bursting with fertility - a rich, bountiful harvest of oranges that left her visibly shocked. The land is clearly capable and productive.

But here’s the uncomfortable truth: you have to be extremely careful when posting such videos. Western diplomats, globalist NGOs, foreign importers, supermarket chains, and corrupt local bureaucrats are always watching.

The moment they see genuine agricultural potential, they spring into action. Expect a new bill soon - full of artificial barriers, taxes, input restrictions, and bureaucratic red tape - designed to make local orange farming unviable so Kenya can be reduced to importing those brightly coloured, overpriced GMO oranges currently flooding our supermarkets.

If you want to preserve your peace and your land, the sad reality is this: preserve the narrative that Ukambani is a hunger-stricken desert. Show poverty. Show malnourished children. That is the only language the system understands and respects.

Kenya was once the world’s top producer of pyrethrum, not just Africa’s. In 1990, we exported 130,000 metric tonnes of coffee. Today, that figure has collapsed to barely 15,000 tonnes.

Prime agricultural land in Mount Kenya has been deliberately converted into golf courses like Thika Greens and Migaa, or turned into real estate scams like Edenville on Kiambu Road and Tilisi in Limuru.

Cotton and sugar farming in Western Kenya were systematically destroyed through legislative and bureaucratic sabotage so we could become net importers of second-hand clothes (mitumba) and sugar.

This is not mismanagement. It is engineered de-industrialisation and agricultural collapse.

The Kamba community, like many others, faces a cruel dilemma. To protect their fertile land from the vultures of capitalism - foreign interests and local enablers - they should maintain the optics of poverty and desperation. Show success, and the predators descend. Show hunger like malnourished Stivvo Simple Boy-looking children, and perhaps the land remains yours a little longer.

This is the tragic state of Kenya: a country punished for daring to be productive. The system would rather import everything and keep us dependent than allow genuine local prosperity that threatens their control and profit margins.

The video from Ukambani is beautiful, but dangerous. In a sane country, it would be cause for celebration and investment. In Kenya, it is a warning siren.

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

@nziokamul1 Tuko cbd

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

@MaryK2022 Tash is a freeloader and an opportunist. He's the kind of person who depends entirely on others for survival. If he didn't have the children, he wouldn't have a source of livelihood.

[Purely African @TheRealAssasn]

AFRICAN HISTORY
A MUST READ!!!
Africa was ahead of Europe and the rest of the world in Medicine. A cesarean section that professional doctors and midwives study for at university level and higher institutions of learning were part of African practices on the continent with an impressive 100% survival rate before the colonialists invaded Africa.

In 1879 a Scottish medical student and missionary Robert W Felkin witnessed a successful C section in Kahura, Bunyoro Kingdom in Western Uganda. The patient was a 20 year old mother. The surgeon cleaned hands and the woman's abdomen with banana wine for anti sepsis, she was sedated and a midline incision from above the pubis to below the umbilicus cutting through the abdominal wall and uterus. Amniotic fluid was drained, the baby and placenta removed. Bleeding was contained with hot iron/ rods, uterus massaged to contract and abdominal wound closed using iron pins and dressed with herbal root paste. Both mother and child survived in this operation a stunning indication of how Africans had advanced medicine and iron working skills. This medical knowledge has been passed down for generations and had been a custom among the natives in the Bunyoro Kingdom since the inception of the kingdom. The Bunyoro Kitara Empire traces its root to around 1000AD after the Batembuzi reign. It was a vast kingdom that covered huge parts of Uganda, eastern Congo, western Kenya, northern Tanzania, Burundi and Rwanda. Indigenous Africans had an informal educational system that ensured knowledge was kept and passed on effectively.

[The Kenya We Want @kerevolt]

@MaryK2022 @HonKangata Kang'ata!!, the one who pocketed compensation money from Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET302. Ata Mimi naona unapotea

[Mary Kathomi @MaryK2022]

THE COUNTRY HAS BEEN SOLD

Guys as we were busy politicing and catching bullets left right and centre, parliament passed the GOVERNMENT OWNED ENTERPRISES ACT 2025

Do you know what that bill has done?

Its given the presidency a through pass to privatise 63 parastatals without going back to parliament! Without seeking even public participation!

You know what, of the 63 parastatals, 18 have already gone!

Have you seen government parastatals change names and add LIMITED at the end?

It means they have been privatised.

Privately the shares have been sold to foreign and local companies, they will later list the same at NSE and reap the profits when the prices go up.

Imagine a parastatal like Kenya Railways, all the land is gone! Kenya Seed Company!

The kind of colonisation coming to be fall us is worse that the 1900

Wake up from your slumber