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Will a Ruto administration crack down like many other leaders in Africa on the homosexual LGBTQ community, or will you allow them their human rights and their civil rights?

I think they're at it again. The ultra-leftist activists over at CNN are policing the world with their woke liberal values, but what the president of Kenya had to say left this woke warrior absolutely stupified.

And if you stick with me the very end of this video, I'll show you why he and many other conservative leaders around the world are just getting started.

A few weeks back, CNN's Christian Anapur interviewed the newly elected president of Kenya William Ruto, and true to form for CNN, the interview quickly pivoted away from national issues specific to and very pressing to Kenya to more globalist issues such as LGBT rights.

I want to talk to you about a specific human rights situation in parts of Africa, and including in your own country.

You yourself gained worldwide attention a few years ago when you said there was no room for homosexuality in Kenyan society.

I want to know whether you still stand by that.

We have Kenyan law, we have Kenyan constitution, we have our tradition, we have our customs, we will continue to respect other people's customs as they respect our customs and our tradition.

I am very clear that we respect everybody and what they believe in, but we also have what we believe in, and we expect to be respected for what we believe in.

Now, you'll notice her question, right? The radically presumptuous nature of her question. Do you still stand by that? Do you still stand by that opinion?

I mean, have you come to your senses? Do you now recognize how out of touch you all with the time? I mean, how pompously arrogant can your virtue signaling get?

It's less as hard as present or then present and to elect Ruto didn't let it get to him as you already gave a very calm, very thoughtful answer.

The nation of Kenya has its own laws, they have their own constitution, we have our own traditions, our own customs, we will certainly respect other people's customs, but only as long as they respect ours.

We absolutely respect everyone, but we in turn expect a mutual respect. In other words, who the hell are you CNN in trying to impose your fiery but mostly peaceful moral standards on us?

So before I ask you to flesh that out and what exactly does it mean? I want to play you what President Kenyatta said to me about this issue.

I will also engage in a subject that is of no, it is not of any major importance to the people and the Republic of Kenya.

This is not an issue as you would want to put it of human right to this. This is an issue of society of our own base as a culture, as a people.

Regardless of which community you come from, this is not acceptable, this is not agreeable.

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