Classical Libertarian
East Africa
Joined August 2019
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"No country can progress if its POLITICS is more profitable than its INDUSTRIES. In a country where those in government are richer than the entrepreneurs, they manufacture poverty."
~Peter Obi
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There is absolutely nothing organic or “grassroots” about the rise of the far-left wing of the Democrat Party.
It’s a foreign funded communist takeover. Which is why we need disclosures NOW.
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As Brazil is once again demonstrating, no one should be surprised when socialists steal an election and then demand you “honor the results” because after all there was an election. They’ve been doing this since the Bolsheviks.
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Ilhan Omar is literally leaking state secrets to Somalia.
This isn't just illegal.
It's treason.
#BREAKING: Ex-Somaliland minister says Ilhan Omar leaked Congress meeting info to Somali leaders.
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Barack Obama wants Americans to vote for Abdul El-Sayed.
Hussein is not beating the jihad allegations.
How do you endorse someone who stands on American soil and openly pushes for the dismantling of Western alliances?
El-Sayed has repeatedly demanded the total elimination of U.S. financial and military aid to democratic partners like Israel, completely aligning with a radical, anti-Western geopolitical agenda.
When confronted directly with these core security concerns, he ducks the question entirely, dismissing them as a "ridiculous hypothetical."
Serious questions remain regarding El-Sayed's ideological background and alleged ancestral ties to radical networks like the Muslim Brotherhood, yet the Democratic establishment treats national vetting as an inconvenience.
Barack Obama hates America. You cannot aggressively promote and empower individuals who are fundamentally hostile to the survival of your own civilization from within the halls of the United States Senate and expect your country to remain a world-class superpower.
Obama is complicit in pushing America's civilizational replacement.
It's time for a change.
Vote for leaders like @AbdulElSayed and @JocelynBenson who will work every day to make this country better.
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They rigged the election and are now openly preparing to arrest the leader of the opposition. Brazil is quickly turning into an authoritarian third-worldist narco state.
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This is the real fight of our era.
On one side: the people. Common sense. Merit. Order. Today it has a face: Elon Musk. That's exactly why they're trying so hard to destroy him.
On the other side: chaos, collectivism, corruption, violence. That has a face too: Alex Soros, celebrating Lula's win as Brazil "standing up against authoritarianism."
Let's talk about that victory over authoritarianism. Right as polls were closing at 5pm, a Supreme Court justice, Cristiano Zanin, Lula's former personal lawyer, ordered every polling station in the country to stay open two more hours. After a request from Lula's campaign. Going around the electoral court that normally handles this. Something no court in Brazil had ever done before. Lula had lost the first round. He won the runoff.
If that's what fighting authoritarianism looks like, I'd hate to see the real thing.
Here's the deeper point. Communism has never worked. Not once, anywhere. And globalism, progressivism, whatever they're calling it this decade, is the same project in a nicer suit: more central control, less individual freedom, a small unaccountable elite deciding for everyone else.
A project that doesn't work can only end two ways. Either it collapses into chaos and drags the West into self-destruction with it. Or the West wakes up: a return to order, and a renaissance.
Don't expect them to go quietly. For them this is existential. They'll bend every rule, cheat wherever they can, use every institution they still control. Because the day they truly lose, everything they've buried comes out.
This is the fight. Pick your side.
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I'm convinced there are people who don't care what is true or false, they are only concerned with hating who they hate.
For them, truth and logic are out of the question. They are too pinned to propaganda and glued to whatever the mainstream media is broadcasting.
I wish everyone would look at the reality outside the CNN screen and logically analyze the world outside of their cages.
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Whether Lula won or lost, the procedures surrounding yesterday’s Brazilian election are highly questionable at best – and ought to remind everyone that Lula is one of the most corrupt figures in international politics. But no one on the Left cares about election integrity when it’s a Leftist figure screwing with it.
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Fascinating, isn’t it?
Lula, Fidel Castro’s old friend and an ally of Nicolás Maduro, with a deeply troubling record on censorship and authoritarianism, is simply “left-wing”.
Meanwhile, Flávio Bolsonaro, who advocates free markets, freedom of speech, individual liberty, and justice for those imprisoned over January 8, is branded “far-right”.
Apparently, defending freedom makes you an extremist, while embracing authoritarianism merely makes you a leftist.
Dear Telegraph, this isn’t impartial journalism. It’s ideological framing dressed up as reporting. The public deserves better than left-wing propaganda masquerading as objective news.
🇧🇷 Lula da Silva, Brazil’s Left-wing president, has won an unprecedented fourth term, beating his far-Right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro
Read the full story ⤵️
telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2…
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Disregarding the blatant election fraud, this statement doesn't even make sense. Lula was the one who's been in power, who's arrested his rivals, who is trying to censor the internet. In what way is he not the authoritarian? Words don't mean anything to these people.
Yesterday, Brazil showed the world that the will of the people is stronger than the authoritarians who try to suppress it. Congratulations President @LulaOficial and congratulations Brazil.
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The biggest mistake a nation can make is to give communism a chance. It is a grave mistake and very difficult to correct.
Once you let communism in, it's tough to vote it out. It needs a ballot to enter, but it will take a gun to kick it out.
Flávio Bolsonaro did everything necessary to win, but the playing field was rigged. He destroyed Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the debate, he had better policy proposals and visionary ideas, and he had the vote, but it wasn't enough.
The criminals have sunk their claws into Brazil's Supreme Federal Court, and they will do everything possible, legal or illegal, to stay in power.
It's the same story as in African elections: the dumbest, most unpopular, most irrelevant forces get their way by weaponizing the judiciary or, even worse, the army.
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No one has even proposed a crime Elon has committed. Which means we’re now doing third-world pure power politics. Okay. Not ideal, but we can play this game too.
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True
Lula packed Brazil’s Supreme Court with his own lawyer and justice minister and had them lock his rival up for 27 years.
Back in 2023, after taking power, he named Cristiano Zanin and Flávio Dino to the court. In 2025 both voted to convict Jair Bolsonaro of a coup plot and hand him the sentence.
That court had previously wiped Lula’s own corruption convictions in 2021 so he could run again.
On election day, Zanin ordered the polls kept open another 2 hours, 3 minutes before they were supposed to close. Both sides had asked, but the call came from Lula’s former defense lawyer.
Even after Bolsonaro was barred and jailed, Lula still trailed Flávio 45–47 in the first round and only scraped past him by under 4 points in the runoff.
Flávio still refuses to concede. Lula called the win a defeat for denialism and lies.
Two of the judges who put his rival away were the men he put on the court. Voters barely picked him. The court cleared the path.
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🚨🇧🇷 JUST IN: Just after Lula took the election, Alexandre de Moraes is already going after the guy who lost. He ordered Flávio Bolsonaro to hand over his passports and banned him from leaving Brazil. That's how dictatorships treat the opposition. Impeach Moraes. NOW!
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I today attended the *EAC YOUTH FELLOWSHIP COHORT IV– SOFT LAUNCH*
📍📍Day One Insights | 8 Countries, One Vision.
Day One 📍of the EAC Youth Fellowship Soft Launch brought together fellows from 8 EAC countries. We started with a simple yet powerful icebreaker – sharing our name, country, and how we are feeling which definately set the tone for openness, connection, and unity.
It was an honour listening to representatives from the Steering Committee of the EAC Youth Fellowship, comprising JMK – Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete Foundation @jmkikwete , Emerging Leaders Foundation Africa, Julius Nyerere Leadership Centre (JNLC)@TheJNLC , EAC Secretariat @jumuiya , Danida Fellowship Centre of Denmark which is also the main funding arm of this fellowship, and not forgetting the convenor of this program at MS TCDC @MSTCDC @OneYoungAfrica
I also noted Key Remarks from Day One
📍The Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete Foundation (JMK Foundation) – Trust Milyango highlighted the amazing work they are doing by transforming lives through collaboration, innovation, and effective and sustainable solutions.
📍Emerging Leaders Foundation Africa – Kimathi @elfafrica1 Shared insights on the critical role of knowledge, skills, opportunities, leadership development, public service, governance and civic engagement, accountability, and social accountability in leadership and governance.
📍Julius Nyerere Leadership Centre @TheJNLC Dr. Suzie Nansozi Mwanga, Executive Director shared how JNLC is transforming and empowering young people through leadership, unity, collaboration, annual symposiums, public lectures, dissemination of knowledge, strategic change, Pan-African consciousness, research, and dialogue.
📍MS TCDC @MSTCDC, we also had the opportunity to listen to the team from MS TCDC, including Julian Shem who will be one of our facilitators, Catherine Mossi, and Nawa from Leadership and Governance Academy. Nawa equally gave us a preamble on the state of leadership in the EAC and Africa and challenged us to be leaders who serve people .
📍Dr. Ana Haule, Executive Director of MS TCDC Posed a thought-provoking question – "What kind of leaders do we choose to become?"
Mr. David Nyaribi aka Ambassador of Possibilities Greatly emphasized that adding value to ourselves is the greatest investment we can make.
I am extremely excited for this new journey and look forward to personal growth, making a contribution to the community, and sharing the knowledge I will gain from this training.
#EACYouthFellowship
#CohortIV
#YouthInPolitics
#LeadershipAndGovernance
Stephen M Edoru retweeted
I am glad to inform our fellow citizens that the security forces have arrested the evil Mujurizi Moses. The worst serial killer and cannibal in Uganda's history. He killed and ate 38 people between 2010-2025 in Masaka, Ibanda and Kazo. We will try him in public and definitely execute him.
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS 📢
AERC invites research proposals exploring how industrial policy can drive productivity, investment and economic transformation across Africa.
Selected studies will receive grants of up to US$10,000, plus research mentorship and methodological support.
📅 Deadline: 21 November 2026
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