Dr. Kinity Appeals to President Biden to Stop Controversial Animal Vaccination Plan in Kenya
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Dr. Isaac Newton Kinity, a globally recognized human rights activist and anti-corruption advocate, has appealed to U.S. President Joe Biden to intervene in what he describes as a dangerous and unnecessary plan to vaccinate 22 million grass-eating animals in Kenya.
Dr. Kinity, a member of Amnesty International and Transparency International, and a member of the Presidential Advisory Board of the Republican National Committee in the USA, has also participated in high-profile global anti-corruption conferences attended by representatives from across the world.
His latest appeal underscores the gravity of his concerns about the controversial initiative.
In a letter addressed to President Biden, Dr. Kinity strongly criticized the proposed vaccination plan, spearheaded by President William Ruto and allegedly financed by philanthropist Bill Gates. The plan, which is said to aim at reducing livestock emissions harmful to the environment, has sparked widespread opposition from Kenyans.
Dr. Kinity, however, dismissed the rationale as baseless and accused its proponents of using Kenya as a testing ground for unverified vaccines.
“God never made a mistake in the creation of grass-eating animals,” Dr. Kinity wrote in his letter. “These animals have existed since the creation of the world and have continued to release gases without any harm to humanity or the environment. Who are William Ruto and Bill Gates to challenge and attempt to correct God’s creation?”
Controversial Claims and Allegations
The planned vaccination targets cows, goats, sheep, camels, and other livestock. Dr. Kinity claims it is part of a sinister agenda by Bill Gates to experiment on Kenyans, with the potential aim of reducing the population.
“There is no outbreak of any animal disease in Kenya that warrants this vaccination,” he wrote. “Bill Gates, who is said to be financing this program, has not carried out similar vaccinations in the United States. Why should Kenya be used as a laboratory for such dangerous experiments?”
Dr. Kinity also expressed concerns that the vaccination could introduce harmful substances into the food chain, poisoning Kenyans who consume the meat and milk from vaccinated animals.
“Kenyans are afraid that this is part of Bill Gates’ alleged global agenda to reduce population through slow-acting poisons,” he added. “The Kenyan government’s silence and determination to proceed despite public objections is alarming.”
A Call for International Action
In his letter, Dr. Kinity called on President Biden to leverage his influence to stop the program, describing it as an experiment with potentially devastating consequences.
The letter was also copied to former U.S. President Donald Trump, the Republican and Democratic National Committees, Transparency International, Amnesty International, and Human Rights Watch.
Dr. Kinity’s global advocacy background adds weight to his appeal. As a member of Transparency International and Amnesty International, he has been at the forefront of anti-corruption and human rights initiatives. He has attended international anti-corruption conferences alongside representatives from around the globe, further solidifying his position as a key voice in global justice matters.
Rising Public Outcry
The vaccination plan has intensified tensions between President Ruto’s administration and Kenyan citizens.
Earlier this year, protests against government policies resulted in violent clashes, with multiple deaths reported. Dr. Kinity fears that similar unrest could erupt if the vaccination proceeds.
“William Ruto has refused to listen to the objections of Kenyans,” he wrote. “He is ready to use force to implement this program, even if it means killing protesters.”
Kenya’s Struggles and Misplaced Priorities
Dr. Kinity criticized the government’s priorities, arguing that the resources allocated for the vaccination could be better utilized to address critical issues such as food insecurity, healthcare, and education.
“Kenyans are already struggling with economic hardships and governance challenges,” he said. “This vaccination plan is not only unnecessary but also a betrayal of the public trust.”
Awaiting a Response
The Kenyan government has yet to respond to Dr. Kinity’s allegations or address the growing concerns among citizens. Meanwhile, international organizations and world leaders are being urged to take swift action to prevent what could become a humanitarian and ecological disaster.
As the January 2025 start date for the vaccination approaches, tensions are rising, and the pressure on global leaders to act is intensifying. Nakuru Times will continue to monitor and report on this developing story.
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