Geol. Samuel Mugendi

JAPAN’S CURRENCY JUST COLLAPSED FROM ¥80 TO ¥160 PER DOLLAR — AND THIS WAS A CHOICE

In 2011, $1 bought about 80 Japanese yen.
Today, $1 buys around 155–160 yen.

That’s a 50% collapse in purchasing power.

Quiet. Slow. Managed.

And that’s the part most people don’t understand.

Japan didn’t lose control of its currency.
Japan used it.

THIS ISN’T A FAILURE STORY — IT’S A STRATEGY

Japan made a decision years ago.

Instead of allowing:

- Mass unemployment
- Corporate bankruptcies
- A hard reset

They chose:

- Ultra-low interest rates
- Endless stimulus
- Currency weakness

Why?

Because a weak currency:

- Keeps exporters competitive
- Makes debt easier to service
- Protects large institutions
- Avoids social unrest

The cost?

Savers.
Wage earners.
Retirees.

That wasn’t accidental.

That was policy.

WHO WINS WHEN A CURRENCY FALLS THIS WAY

When the yen weakens:

✅Japanese exports get cheaper globally
✅Corporate profits look stronger in dollar terms
✅Foreign investors buy Japanese assets at discounts
✅Debt shrinks in real purchasing-power terms

Japan didn’t destroy wealth.

It redirected it.

From people who save money…
to people who own assets and cash-flow businesses.

WHY THIS MATTERS OUTSIDE JAPAN

Japan is showing the world something important:

You don’t need a dramatic collapse to transfer wealth.

You can do it slowly.

No panic.
No headlines screaming “crisis.”
Just steady erosion.

That’s far more dangerous — because people adapt instead of reacting.



My rich dad taught me:

“When governments can’t grow productivity, they weaken money.”

It’s the easiest tax in the world.

No vote.
No announcement.
No blame.

And once it starts, it rarely stops voluntarily.

Japan isn’t broken.
Japan is ahead on the timeline.

This is what happens when:

- Debt gets too large
- Growth gets too slow
- Leaders choose comfort over correction

Currencies don’t usually collapse overnight.

They fade.

And fading quietly transfers wealth from:

- Cash holders
- Wage earners
- Savers

To:

✅Asset owners
✅Business owners
✅Cash-flow investors

If Japan went from ¥80 to ¥160 per dollar without riots, revolutions, or resets…

What makes you think other countries won’t choose the same path?

Because this isn’t about Japan.

It’s about understanding what happens when governments choose stability over sound money.

The rich don’t fear weak currencies.

They plan for them.

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Mburi Meee!

I am fully convinced that goats are actually human beings, just avoiding rent and taxes.
Hawa ni wasee wamejivalia ngozi ya mbuzi.

Think about it.

A goat will inspect your compound like a land surveyor. It will identify weak points in your fence and discover secret escape routes even you didn’t know existed.
Once it finds that goat-route, it memorizes it forever. Even if you fix the hole, the goat keeps returning—out of pure stubbornness and revenge. Hata urudishe mabati, three years from today the goat will still remember that goat-route.

Mnasemanga ndovu? Goats never forget.

And then there is the stare.

A goat will find you minding your own business. It will stand there, silently. Not blinking. Just gazing at you.
Judging you.

Wondering what kind of man you are. Why you don’t have a big car and mansion like other men.
Questioning why you, as a woman, have beauty—but no brains.
Scrutinizing why your forehead looks like a CBC project.
Analyzing your oddly shaped nose like you are still mid-evolution.

It will stand there, silently judging you for a solid six minutes.
Then casually run off to frustrate your neighbour, or break into the local chief’s shamba.

I repeat…

Goats are humans who refuse to pay taxes and rent.

And the only good goat…
Is the one on the plate.

Mbùri mee

Communism:

▪️You have 2 cows. The state takes both and give you some milk

Socialism:

▪️You have 2 cows. You give one to your neighbour

Facism

▪️You have 2 cows. The state takes both and sells you some milk.

Traditional Capitalism

▪️You have 2 cows. You sell one and buy a bull. Your herd multiplies, and the economy grows. You sell them and retire on your income

Africanism

▪️You have 2 cows. You have the best field for grazing. Your rich neighbour takes them behind your scenes. From the cow he produces 1,000 liters of milk, but gives you 1 liter as aid.

Kenyanism

▪️You have 2 cows. But don't know where they are. You decide to visit your friend for Nyama Choma

Nigerianism

▪️You have 2 cows. You claim they are the best in the neighbourhood in milk production. But when you milk them, they produce nearly nothing. You fail to feed your big family.

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The middle class disease of the employed people.

So you are employed.Very goood!

You have a great income because you are bwana mkubwa or they call you madam....

Now, because you are bwana mkubwa or madaam, there are a few things that must define you...

1. You dress a type of way
2. You drive a type of car
3. You take your children not to group of schools but to some other school that have a letter I somewhere....if the school does not bear the name International....nooo thats not for you
4. You live in a type of house in a type neighbourhood that costs some type of money
5. You play some type of games not some other small litle ones
6. You speak in a type of way
7. You hang out in some type of places with some type of people. Not everyone is your type...burrofcooos because you are a different type of person..
8. Your money is spent in a type of way
9. Oh by the way you eat some type of way and drink only some type of water...for example sparkling wora...still woras don't do for you😀
9 The list of your type of ways goes on and on

All this your type of ways are 100% dependent on your salary. Oh I forgot...you are in some type of debts...the ones that are prestigiously supplied by your bank manager who even sends a rider to brings for you the loan application forms to fill and return because you are a VVIP customer.

Now there is only one problem with your type of ways.

You are a high ranking consumer junk that has no penny saved or invested because your type of ways will not allow you to set anything aside.

Then the Israelis and the Iranians are busy telling each other try me.....in other words they are making it clear that they are going to be sending flying things to each other and before we know it...we will be in a World War 3.

Well...your NGO...the one that you lead with big English recieves that dreaded letter that says that there will be no funding beyond 2024.

And the reality hits you hard,.......

UNCLE Musa.

After living in the United States for 40 years and at the age of 70, Uncle Musa finally relocated to Salagie, The Gambia this year to live in his 5-bedroom house which took him 10 years to complete.

Now in Gambia and in his house, Uncle Musa lives in the living room of the house downstairs while his caretaker lives upstairs in his huge master bedroom.

This is because Uncle Musa cannot climb the stairs without the help of another person.

Even with help, it takes him 10 minutes to make the climb.

As such, Uncle Musa has decided to stay downstairs in the living room as all 5 bedrooms are upstairs.

The house has a living room, toilet and kitchen downstairs; 3 rooms on the first floor and another 2 rooms (including the master bedroom) on the second/last floor.

This is surely not how Uncle Musa anticipated his retirement.

But that is the reality of his journey.

This will be the life of many other Africans living abroad and building mansions back home.

In fact, if you are building a dream house for yourself to live in and the house is not ready by the time you attain the age of 50, forget about it!

Uncle Musa virtually wasted 40 years of his life doing menial jobs abroad, hoping to go and retire back home in his mansion and enjoy life.

But, now he has no life to enjoy and someone else is sleeping in his master bedroom.

Like most aged persons, Uncle Musa is not even able to enjoy a bottle of Malt at his age because it will shoot up his blood sugar level.

Yet, he said he was working hard all his life in order to enjoy life, which includes eating and drinking the finest foods and drinks, when he retires.

Now, he is only able to eat fruit and vegetable salads - and even that, without dressing!

He cannot even eat any of the fine meats out there without his cholesterol sending warning signs.

That is the life of Uncle Musa in retirement?

This will be the story of more than half of us working abroad

The best thing to do is to take mini-retirements now and enjoy the luxuries of life now that you still have the strength to do so!

We must all learn a lesson from the story of Uncle Musa.

If you are buying land from an individual or group please follow the following STEPS to avoid being CONNED:

1 . Ask to see the TITLE DEED or Copy of the title deed. Then do a search at the ministry of lands to confirm who the real owners are or if the title has any CAVEAT on it, The search will cost you Sh 520.

2.Do a search with LOCAL AUTHORITIES to check of any unpaid land rates. If any, agree with the seller who will settle the land rates. NB :LAND can't be transferred if they are unpaid land rates.

3.Go to the ministry of lands and buy 2 Maps, one showing the exact measurements of the piece you are buying called (mutation) and the other showing the neighbouring lands, Each costs Sh 350.

4.With your 2 maps and a surveyor (you can do it yourself) visit the land you are buying and verify the details on the MAP. Check out all the beacons.

5.Sit down with your seller and bargain the price. Write down an agreement. The agreement can be done in the presence of a lawyer. According to LSK if the value of the land is below 1 million you pay the lawyer 3K, if it's above 1 million you pay the lawyer 8K for the agreement. Avoid being CONNED by Hungry lawyers.

6.Pay some amount as per your agreement, Don't pay everything Hata k**a pesa uko nayo.

7.Book a meeting with lands control board (LCB) They meet once every month. It will cost you Sh 1000.
LCB will issue consent for the land to be sold.

8.pay the remaining balance after getting consent from LCB.

9.Go to ministry of lands offices with your KRA PIN, 2 passport photos and a copy of the TITLE DEED to change ownership.
It will cost you Sh 5000.

10.At this stage you don't need the seller. Now go pay stamp duty, ie according to the VALUE of the land.
4% of sales value in municipalities &
2%of sales value in reserves.

11.Now the land belongs to you, but before celebrating go to the ministry of lands &do a search to confirm if they have updated their records.

NB: You can use your TRUSTED Lawyer to do almost everything but I repeat, TRUSTED Lawyer. Many collude to defraud. Only Trusted lawyers can deliver.

Thank me later.

BE CAREFUL WHO PRINTS YOUR DAUGHTER's WEDDING CARDS

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1John 4:18 says "There is no fear in love but perfect love cast out all fears"

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