Kenya
The Revolution
Poverty
Future Generations
Wednesday, Feb 5, 2014, 09:00 PM
Kenya
Leadership
In order to be in charge of a revolution, there comes a lot of responsibility. Great, peaceful leaders are needed who will gain immense popularity and trust with the majority of the population of Kenya. The majority of Kenyans are mostly poor people who need help. They represent the vast majority of the population and will become faithful followers needed for my revolution to succeed.
History has shown us that individual voices are rarely heard, but if everyone unites as one voice, the current Kenyan government will have to listen to the people.
My revolutionary leaders will work closely with some of the richest people and wealthiest agricultural companies in the world who want to help develop Kenya. These revolutionary leaders will gain popular support with the masses by drilling water wells and building water reservoirs everywhere across the country where water is desperately needed for personal hygiene and improved agriculture. Fresh clean water is a necessity to good health. My revolutionary leaders will gain support with the majority of the poor through a large scale country wide fresh water well drilling program. This undertaking would gain strong support from the poor who all need access to fresh water.
Flyers, internet, cell phone texts and radio will be distributed across the cities as well as all the villages and especially remote rural areas with high potential for future agriculture. The best and largest wells will draw people to live near the best water sources.
Tactics
The revolution will be peaceful as it only involves bringing in a large number of wells that will eventually transform the arid landscape with increased sources of water available to water plants, gardens and major fields for crops and support livestock. Clean water will be available for people to have proper hygiene.
Provided the government isn't resistant to this change, the military could actually assist with drilling the water wells, transporting seeds and medicine to the poorest and most difficult areas in the country. If major high pressure water sources were found, dams and water reservoirs could be built.