@Jake_Shaw2

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 Pretoria, South Africa
Joined January 2019
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As a white South African, I'd like to thank Donald Trump and Elon Musk for making it simple for some of our country's racist Afrikaners to relocate to the USA as refugees. Only those who don’t regard diversity & equality as an attack will remain. I’m willing to help them relocate
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No matter how desperately they try to tarnish your reputation as the Mayor of our beloved Jacaranda City, Tshwane, they will never shake our confidence in you. You have shown us what leadership should look like: leadership that serves the people, prioritises communities
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the hope and confidence you have inspired in those who believe in a better future for our city. You have our support, our appreciation, and our gratitude, Mayor Nasiphi Moya. Keep going, keep serving, and keep fighting for the Tshwane we know is possible. Our city deserves
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leadership that puts people before politics, and we believe you have the vision to help take Tshwane forward. We stand with you, Mayor Moya. The future of Tshwane must be built for everyone. 🇿🇦🙏🏻🇿🇦
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I can’t help but question whether the recent acts of vandalism and the burning of a substation in Tshwane are deliberate attempts to sabotage Mayor Nasiphi Moya’s chances in the upcoming Local Government Elections. It’s difficult to ignore the possibility that these incidents
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could be politically motivated, with certain political parties seeking to undermine her leadership while positioning themselves to take control of our city. If there is political interference behind these acts, the people of Tshwane deserve answers. Our city’s infrastructure
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and residents’ livelihoods must never become casualties of political power struggles.
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In South Africa, the moment you raise these issues, you’re branded xenophobic, racist, or a coloniser. Instead of addressing legitimate concerns about immigration, government accountability, and the future of our country, they attack the person raising them. At some point, we
Dr. Jaycee Marvatona@JayceeMarvatonaOct 18
Fellow South African’s, if you don’t understand how important it is right now for EVERY SOUTH AFRICAN to have hands on the deck watch this documentary. FOR THE SAKE OF OUR KIDS. You are NOT XENOPHOBIC, YOU ARE PATRIOTIC. Jaycee M - Standing
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need to ask ourselves whether the gradual displacement of local communities is merely a consequence of failed policies or part of a broader, deliberate strategy.
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Let’s be honest: South Africa is not perfect, and neither are its people. Every race has good people and bad people, and pretending otherwise only fuels prejudice and division. We cannot build a prosperous nation if we constantly allow politicians and those who profit from
Where Are They Now
@Past_2PresentOct 18
This is the South Africa we should build not one where politicians pit us against each other and profit from our fears. We must put our differences aside, find common ground, and unite beyond politics. South Africa must come before politics 🇿🇦
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racial tension to convince us that the worst among us represent everyone who looks like them. We need to learn to think independently, question divisive narratives, acknowledge wrongdoing wherever it occurs, and appreciate the good in one another.
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South Africa belongs to all its people. Our future should be built on shared responsibility, fairness, and accountability not collective blame. 🇿🇦🤝🏼
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Arrest them. Let them face justice and serve their time. Only after that should the authorities deal with their documentation, where legally permitted. You cannot arrest people for immigration offences and then simply document them and release them as if nothing happened.
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@_Masedo_Oct 18
Julius Malema doesn’t dodge the hard questions. On The Motherhood Network he tackles immigration, collapsing services, and why blaming foreign nationals has become the default excuse for failed leadership. He also reflects on growing up and the personal experiences that shaped his politics. Watch the full conversation with Nandi Madida if you want the unfiltered version ahead of the local elections. #TheMotherhoodNetwork #VoteEFF2026 #JuliusMalema
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What is the point of enforcing the law if there are no consequences?
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South Africans, listen to this man and tell me this isn’t the direction our country is heading in. These people arrive as asylum seekers, refugees and illegals, in a city, and before you know it, their population has grown to rival or even surpass that of the local population.
Larry Dean
@larry_mcwethyOct 10
Everyone should see this! Please repost!
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unemployment crisis, rampant crime and public services under immense pressure. Yet we have politicians who behave as though resources are infinite and consequences are someone else’s problem. This country cannot afford reckless decisions, wishful thinking and another round of
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political bullshit. We need answers, a credible plan and leaders who understand the fucking responsibility of governing a nation.
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