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Khrystus W. - LOCKED UP FOR
HIS MOUTH
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| Khrystus Wallace SEDITIOUS PUBLICATION Police Mugshot (St. Kitts - West Indies) |
In this edition of our magazine, we are pleased to highlight
twenty seven year old Khrystus Wallace from the Caribbean Island Federation of
St. Kitts – Nevis under our Global Rising Stars feature.
Khrystus was born on Friday, 4th July, 1986 at
the Joseph N. France General Hospital in St. Kitts to two educators Mr. &
Mrs. Jefferson and Yvette Wallace. According to his parents, from birth, he
always had an energetic and bubbling spirit and a very inquisitive mind. He
wanted to find out as much as he could and help with everything that was being
done by everyone he visited.
Khrystus started attending The Dr. William Connor Primary
school at age three where his mother, Mrs. Yvette Wallace, M.Ed was
kindergarten teacher. He learned to read at age three and immediately became
addicted to books. This addiction propelled him onward, forward and upward very
fast.
His placement with children some two years older than him,
helped him to mature and develop the lad much faster than typical three year
olds. His penchant for success was realized very early, as even at age three,
he was placing first in his class. Acknowledging that he was too young to be
promoted to Grade 1, his mother planned to repeat him until age five, but this
was not allowed by the head teacher at the time, Ms. Rosa McCoy.
It is note worthy, that during the reign of the 41st
President of The United States, President George Bush, Khrystus had him as his
role model. He would fight with his older brothers Stascius and Stanacius
Wallace to watch CNN at age five (5) just to listen to President Bush, when
they wanted to watch cartoons. His parents worked out a plan to provide comfort
to all the children.
Khrystus had made up in his mind that he would be President
George Bush someday and cried to carry a FOLDER to school in Kindergarten
instead of a school bag because this seemingly made him look more professional
and president-like.
Khrystus performed exceptionally well from Primary school
through to the Verchild’s High School where he graduated Class of 2002 Valedictorian
at age fifteen having attained the Best Caribbean Examination Council results
that academic year.
The young, brilliant scholar participated and won many
competitions during his primary and secondary school years. He particularly
participated in Essay and Poetry Writing competitions and Elocution and
Debating contests. He always did exceptionally well placing and making his
schools very proud.
Khrystus was the youngest High School debater across the
Federation of St. Kitts-Nevis to start representing his school – The Verchilds
High School. He was age twelve when School Principal Mrs. Marilyn Rogers and
English Veteran Mrs. Dorothy Warner pulled him to work along with a colleague, Verlena
Wrensford, over the years. Verlena is daughter of Lawyer Agatha James-Andres.
The duo team, we’re told, did give many other competing High Schools a good
whipping and brought home several titles to the Verchilds High School.
Among many of Khrystus’ primary school winnings, the one
most noted was winning the Basseterre Public Library Read-a-thon at age eight,
having read through some thirty-six solid books at that tender age. He had to
answer questions asked by the Librarian in an open setting, in front of others
to prove the books were read indeed before winning the Summer Prize.
This young global rising star started his first business at
age thirteen which is still alive today. KVK ENTERPRISES –
www.kvklives.com . With a group of friends
from his Boyd’s community, Khrystus started airing bicycle wheels for 50 cents
per wheel, patching punctured wheels and fixing bicycles.
With his parent’s permission, he started making and selling
hotdogs to his friends in the community. After browsing through EBAY.COM, he
got fascinated with the fact that he can start printing t-shirts with his
mother’s hand iron once he ordered some heat transfer paper overseas.
During a Verchild’s High School lunch break, Khrystus ventured
to his St. Kitts – Nevis - Anguilla
National Bank Account. This was a special Children’s Future Account that he won
from the bank having written a winning poem in Grade Six called, “National, I Do My Business There.” He
purchased a money order and quickly travelled to the Basseterre Post Office and
mailed it to the EBAY SELLER, to whom he was communicating with at age
thirteen. In about two weeks, he received his first ten sheets of Heat Transfer
Paper in the mail and started printing t-shirts for his friends and family
using his mother’s hand iron and dining room table.
From that little ambitious start, Khrystus has grown the
business into what is today. A fully fledged Print Shop providing Heat Press,
Screen printing, Embroidery, Banners and Signs, Decals and a host of other
services.
Khrystus, now twenty-seven years old and a holder of several
degrees that he completed online while running his business, just never seems
to give up. He has had his good business days and his trying times and is on a
constant search for worldwide angel investors that would help his dreams grow
even bigger than that of Mark Zukerburg, founder of Facebook.
Khrystus, who started preaching and giving motivational
speeches at many churches, schools, youth groups and business forums around St.
Kitts – Nevis at age fifteen, founded Dare 2 Be Different International (St.
Kitts)–
www.daretobedifferentskn.com
at age twenty-one and has expanded the concept to Ghana – Kenya and the USA.
Khrystus, who is a fearless vocalist, radio personality and
international blogger, founded Tthe Blazing Star Movement –
www.theblazingstarmovement.com
on 1
st March, 2013, seemingly ready to become President George Bush
at twenty six (26). He called it a Godly Political Party that would advocate
better for the youth, the poor, the working class, the disabled and the small
businessman.
After writing and publishing and article on his blog on
Monday, 27
th May, 2012 that seemingly scared and offended Prime
Minister of The Federation of St. Kitts – Nevis, Dr. The Right Honourable
Denzil Douglas, The Wallace Family Residence and KVK ENTERPRISES –
www.kvklives.com Business were raided by The
Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force and Local Army carrying loaded M16
Rifles and K9 Dogs.
Seemingly under instructions, the Security Forces entered the residences
without search warrants and court orders and confiscated ALL desktop computers,
laptop computers, external hard drives, cellular phones, pen drives and a
portion of company files and arrested and charged the then twenty-six year old
ambitious youth for SEDITIOUS PUBLICATION. Khrystus was thrown into Her
Majesty’s Prison in St. Kitts for six (6) months without any court trial and he
was denied bail repeatedly for no reason.
The move by the local security forces in St. Kitts - Nevis, caused the immediate closure of Wallace's Business since 27th May, 2013, since all of the units and pieces hold ten years of critical company information, files, global customer designs, trade secrets and more.
His lawyer, Sir. Nassibou Butler of Butler, Butler &
Butler -
www.lawyerbutlerskn.com, practicing since 1954 and who was the Director of Public Prosecution
under the Dr. Kennedy Simmonds Administration, the First Prime Minister of St.
Kitts – Nevis has been constantly fighting to get back the Wallace’s and KVK’s
computers and equipment since 27
th May, 2013 to no avail.
The questions are – Are the items missing? Are they working?
Were they discarded? Will they ever be returned?
Certainly, it is clear to see that Khrystus Wallace, a
rising global star was LOCKED UP FOR
HIS MOUTH for standing up and expressing
himself as a young brilliant preacher - politician, in what is supposed to be a freedom of speech
world.
Khrystus has walked the path of global international
advocates such as Rosa Parks, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm Ex and many
other political, social and religious activists who suffered and are now recognized around the world. This
publication wishes this Young Global Rising Star from the sixtyseven square
mile Caribbean Island of St. Kitts – Nevis the very best in his future
endeavours and preaching, business and political career.
The Federation of St. Kitts – Nevis is currently led by the
Dr. Denzil Douglas Labour Party Administration.
