The source presents a scathing indictment of Kenya's political history, arguing that the country has endured a six-decade-long cycle of betrayal and systematic plunder committed by successive regimes since independence. The text details how leaders, from Jomo Kenyatta to the current William Ruto administration, have utilized ethnic-based "mafias" to enrich a small inner circle, sideline qualified professionals, and silence vocal critics through assassination and political destruction. This persistent reliance on loyalty over competence has caused massive public debt and the collapse of essential state services, leading to the erosion of meritocracy and institutional failure. Warning that the nation is approaching a point of no return toward a failed state, the au ...