PEOPLE’S REVOLUTIONARY DECLARATION JUNE 25TH THE DAY WE CHOSE TO LIVE, OR CONTINUED TO DIE ON OUR KNEES > "If you are not outraged by now you are not awake. And if you are awake and remain silent you are a coward." I, KJ — A Revolution Architect, speak not just for myself, but for the millions of broken-hearted Kenyans whose tears no longer move this government. I speak for: The mothers who buried their sons in silence. The young girls orphaned by bullets, not disease. The boys abducted, tortured, and discarded like trash. The unemployed youth blamed for a future the state stole. And I ask you How many more must die before Kenya says, "Enough?" KENYA IS BLEEDING BUT WHO CARES? Last year, our brothers and sisters rose in courage against a Finance Bill that tightened the noose around the neck of the poor. They held placards.water bottle and Kenyan flag They sang. They knelt. They begged. And they were answered with bullets. In the streets of Nairobi, Kisumu, Eldoret mombasa, bodies fell. Unarmed. Unprotected. Unheard. But make no mistake they were not criminals. They were freedom fighters. And their blood became our call to arms. THIS IS OUR LINE IN THE SAND We are not gathering on June 25th to protest. We are rising to overthrow fear. Let this regime hear clearly: We are not afraid to die. We are afraid to live like this. We are tired of: Watching the police kill our brothers. Watching elected thieves smile on TV while children of Kenyans can't even afford 3 square meal Watching leaders fly in jets while mothers give birth on hospital floors. Watching our dreams crushed by a system that only serves the powerful. DEMANDS FROM THE FIRE We are not requesting. We are declaring: 1. The Inspector General of Police and the Director of Criminal Investigations must resign immediately. Their hands are soaked in the blood of the innocent. 2. President William Ruto must sack Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen and PS Raymond Omollo without negotiation. They have presided over murder, silence, and national trauma. If they do not go we will shut down the nation until they do. POLICE YOU ARE THE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE Do not come. Do not lie to us about “security.” We remember your bullets. We remember your tear gas. We remember your silence. You shot a hawker who now lies at Kenyatta National Hospital. You murdered dreams in broad daylight and called it “restoring order.” We don’t want your guns. We want your absence. TO KENYANS — YOUR COUNTRY IS DYING You who are reading this ask yourself: Do you feel safe? Do you feel heard? Do you feel free? If not, then what are you waiting for? Don’t say you’re busy. Don’t say you’re scared. The people we are marching for can’t even speak anymore because they’re in the grave. This is your time. I call upon: Gen Z this country belongs to you. Take it back. Youth don’t be the generation that watched as their future burned. Mothers, clergy, students, teachers, hawkers, hustlers, boda riders, farmers, unemployed, civil servants rise in millions. THIS IS A REVOLUTION, NOT A RALLY We will not be silenced. We will not be provoked. We will not go home until justice is served. We will stand For those who can no longer stand. For those who were disappeared and never found. For those who screamed and were not heard. LET THE WORLD REMEMBER THIS DAY June 25th will not be just another Tuesday. It will be the day Kenya chose either: FREEDOM or FEAR. DIGNITY or DEATH. REVOLUTION or REGRET. This is not about politics. It is about survival. It is not about left or right. It is about right or wrong. KJ A Revolution Architect