Kenyans Protest the Ruto Regime and Its Finance Bill, Part 2: June 25 to 27, 2024 — Ruto Must Go
A collection of evidence and documentation of events, including of abductions, violence, shootings and killings by the Ruto regime.
Tuesday, June 25, 2024
Nightly Ruto regime abductions and releases after public pressure campaigns continue:
Gaslighting about abductions by the Ruto-loyalist Dennis Itumbi:
The nationwide #RejectFinanceBill2024 and #RutoMustGo protests continue:
Staff and lawyers tossing water bottles to the protestors outside Parliament:
Communications blockade by the Ruto regime:
The live broadcast of Citizen TV and another station is interrupted in the afternoon for about one hour, and Kenyan internet is also affected at close to the same time:
Police making or at least attempting arrests:
Another police officer receives a lecture:
Police violence:
The Kenyan Parliament and Ruto’s minions vote for the Finance Bill against the clear wishes of that nationwide protesting Kenyans, and that triggered all sorts of negative reactions:
The protestors who were already close to Parliament began to move in on Parliment after Parliament voted against their interests:
As a consequence and counter-reaction, ‘security’ forces began shooting and in some cases killing protesters with live ammunition:
People prop up the alive or dead person:
They get shot at, drop the person/body and run:
A teargas cannister lands directly on the person/body:
It explodes and hurls the person/dead body into the air, finishing them off in case they were still alive:
From closer up:
Two corpses of Kenyans, killed by ‘security’ forces:
The murdered Kenyan on the left is/was Ericsson Kyalo Mutisya:
The reported picture and alleged identity of one of Ruto’s killers:
More footage of ‘security’ forces shooting and resultant injuries:
Some negative side effects of ‘security’ forces unnecessary and illegal acts of violence:
Another consequence of the Kenyan Parliament voting against the express wishes and needs of the Kenyan public and the use of live ammunition — also audible in the following footage — was the afternoon invasion and brief occupation of the Kenyan Parliament:
Kenyan mainstream media censorship (two days later):
When the public says no and Ruto-beholden MPs vote yes:
According to some later revealed text messages, if appears that City Hall was burnt on June 25 on behalf of Johnson Sakaja, the governor of Nairobi:
Activities at Ruto’s State House:
The issue of military involvement:
“Zakayo must go” — more protest against and trolling of Ruto:
Allegedly from around 5 to 9pm and in the Nairobi area of Githurai 45, Ruto’s goons continued with the ‘conversation’ aka killings of Kenyans (#StopGithuraiKillings) — many shots can be heard fired in the following videos:
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
More on the Githurai massacre:
A morning arrest:
Kenyan ‘security’ forces ‘arresting’ a smart TV:
On the question of whether Ruto might involve the military:
Abductions by the Ruto regime continue:
The UN is monitoring the situation:
In the afternoon, Ruto gives another lie-riddled speech in which, after calling Kenyans criminals and terrorists the previous day, he now tries to sweet-talk and love-bomb them:
A somewhat unresolved technical issue and question is whether the bill might still become law even after Ruto withdraws or rejects it:
IMF involvement:
From a somewhat older video in a church — Ruto acting:
Nothing has changed about the #RutoMustGo sentiment:
Thursday, June 27, 2024
The General Motives
Confirmations by the murdered Jacob Juma:
Abductions by the Ruto regime continue
Protests in Nairobi
On the question of whether the mass murderer Ruto will illegally employ the Kenia Defence Forces aka the military against Kenyans or not:
Justice Lawrence Mugambi’s microphone gets cut while he criticizes the notion of using the military in a civilian context:
Protest action, including police violence, shootings and killings:
A different take by the slapped Boniface Mwangi:
“No, we are not protesting. We are covering!”:
The following cop just casually shots into a group of assembled or arrested civilians before, presumably, driving off:
From this angle and footage it is clearer that that cop fires a tear gas at fotographers and filmers at close range:
From a third video:
“The killer cop […] did him so bad in 2022 he almost died”:
The alleged identity of the killer cop:
More footage of masked Ruto goons with guns and without uniforms: Are they — presumably from the NIS or from Ruto’s own county — responsible for the excessive violence, abductions and deaths?
Protests outside of Nairobi
Migori Town:
Naivasha:
Kakamega:
Bungoma:
Eldoret:
Kisumu:
Kajiado:
Kilifi:
Mombasa:
Rongai, Nakuru County:
Grieving and mourning for the Kenyans killed by the Ruto regime
International protests:
London:
Berlin:
Conclusion: Ruto Must Go
