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Government Auction is a fearless and emotionally charged expose that unmasks how democracy in Gítithia - and much of the world - has been quietly sold to the highest bidder. Told in a gripping first-person voice, this book takes readers behind the curtain of political deceit, revealing that elections are not moments of choice but final acts in a transaction long completed. It exposes how governments are auctioned to tribes, churches, businessmen, and tycoons - long before voters cast their ballots - and how every new administration is merely a reshuffle of recycled faces serving the same hidden interests. From the national capital to the smallest county office, Government Auction reveals the grim machinery of corruption, tribal bargaining, and the betrayal of public trust. It dares to follow the money beyond borders, exposing how governments are hawked overseas, traded like multinational corporations under the guise of diplomacy and ""diaspora engagement."" Yet amid the despair, this book carries a flicker of awakening - a growing realization that the power truly belongs to the voters, if only they stop selling their silence. Bold, poetic, and unapologetically honest, Government Auction is more than a political narrative - it is a cry for national redemption. It calls every Gítithian, and every voter around the world, to wake up from the illusion of democracy and reclaim the freedom that can no longer be bought or bribed. Perfect for readers of political nonfiction, social commentary, and reform-driven literature - this is the book that speaks what many think but few dare to say.

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