In Kware, bodies were found tied in sacks in a mass grave.
Now in Kericho…
the same detail appears again:
bodies tied in sacks, buried in a mass grave.
At what point do we stop calling this a coincidence…
and start calling it a pattern?
Because patterns don’t lie.
Patterns point.
This suggests something far more organized, far more deliberate, and deeply disturbing.
If the same method is appearing in different places,
then the question is no longer what happened…
but who is behind it?
And more importantly,
who is supposed to investigate, if the system itself is in question?
Kenya cannot afford silence on this.
We need truth. We need independent scrutiny.
Because when patterns emerge…
ignoring them is not an option.
Anyone amongst us can be the next victim .
See how they never talk about lives lost to police brutality, injuries sustained, women sexually assaulted, residential areas terrorizedm. Just property, property! Property they sent goons to damage. Property is more important to them than the people... Let it be known
When that Cop shot at Eli, he didn't ask for his name, his ethnicity, his tribe, where he lives! He just shot him in cold blood. Before we listen to those tribal politicians, remember that! Hii Vita sio wakikuyu, wakamba, wajaluo. This war is US KENYANS against this rotten regime