The greek story

[thesavage]

What happened in Greece in 2009 after years of plunder, must happen to Kenya. Those guys looted the country and mismanaged public debt and tax money until there was zero funds left for the future. And they kept doctoring performance reports and spreading success story propaganda like kina @spear here.

So they finished the tax and foreign debt money. Pensions eroded overnight, all accounts in banks frozen so greeks could not withdraw or transfer their money abroad, austerity programs. Greeks became paupers overnight. The government seized their savings and pensions to survive.

This is likely to happen in Kenya considering where we are now.

Five major scandals worth billions each in the space of two decades, plus a multitude of others worth hundreds of millions…

So if you are a Kenyan, I would suggest to consider withdrawing your money from the bank now, and invest it in land or some other capital asset of sorts. In austerity only food and shelter has any value. Invest in a farm that can produce food too. Money in the bank can be frozen or lost.

Also pension can become non existent overnight.

In Greece, it is the innocent citizens now who are paying for the sins of a few.

[Chiefkiumbe]

If we were to go this far ,ingekua wakati wa Moi.What people dont understand is, Corruption has been there since Mzee Kenyattas time, its only that,no-one was man enough to whistle blow plus they were all thieves.
So, Sir cool down your thoughts, crossover to our side and embrace this motion that says " Tano tena"

[thesavage]

@Chiefkiumbe

If we were to go this far ,ingekua wakati wa Moi.What people dont understand is, Corruption has been there since Mzee Kenyattas time, its only that,no-one was man enough to whistle blow plus they were all thieves.
So, Sir cool down your thoughts, crossover to our side and embrace this motion that says " Tano tena"

Hapo umegonga point mzito. Corruption imekuwa, na haitaisha. That much is evident, ndio tunasema: We are all for tano tena from our farms.

[fishmonger]

Meanwhile, the governors are busy setting their cartel networks at the county level so that they can recover campaign money, reward their supporters, and have enough for the next elections.

[Limitless_ke]

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@thesavage

What happened in Greece in 2009 after years of plunder, must happen to Kenya. Those guys looted the country and mismanaged public debt and tax money until there was zero funds left for the future. And they kept doctoring performance reports and spreading success story propaganda like kina @spear here.

So they finished the tax and foreign debt money. Pensions eroded overnight, all accounts in banks frozen so greeks could not withdraw or transfer their money abroad, austerity programs. Greeks became paupers overnight. The government seized their savings and pensions to survive.

This is likely to happen in Kenya considering where we are now.

Five major scandals worth billions each in the space of two decades, plus a multitude of others worth hundreds of millions…

So if you are a Kenyan, I would suggest to consider withdrawing your money from the bank now, and invest it in land or some other capital asset of sorts. In austerity only food and shelter has any value. Invest in a farm that can produce food too. Money in the bank can be frozen or lost.

Also pension can become non existent overnight.

In Greece, it is the innocent citizens now who are paying for the sins of a few.

Agree, we are just waiting ifanyike. Tumechoka.

[thesavage]

@fishmonger

Meanwhile, the governors are busy setting their cartel networks at the county level so that they can recover campaign money, reward their supporters, and have enough for the next elections.

Ya. So now instead of one just one govt stealing, now we have another 42 govts tearing the treasuries to pieces.

[Scott_Gardener]

Corruption, negative ethnicity, and laziness are the 3 defining factors that will see the end of mother Africa!