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South Africa, the choice is yours. Vote for Oom Pieter's VF+ and positive change;
Or vote for Ramaphosa's corrupt ANC mafia regime for five more years of suffering.
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A political analyst says this is terrorism - no murder any longer - to cut a farmers ears off- @SecRubio @realDonaldTrump
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I would like to see the Zulu Kingdom restored to its former glory, and be left alone by politicians.
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Is CWS who are in charge of the South African refugee program for Afrikaners sabotaging the program?
"The President and CEO of CWS just published an opinion article exposing his true feelings about the South African Refugee program and proving the organization is racist and biased. The U.S. government needs to REMOVE them from the Refugee program."@GelobterEvan
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𝗦𝗼𝗹𝗶𝗱𝗮𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗶𝘁 𝗵𝗲𝘁 𝗽𝗮𝘀 𝘀𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘀𝗽𝗿𝗲𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝗱𝗶𝗲 𝗪𝗶𝘁𝗵𝘂𝗶𝘀 𝗴𝗲𝘃𝗼𝗲𝗿!
Die SA regering se vernietiging van die diplomatieke verhouding met die VSA laat ons land se voordele deur Agoa ernstig in die weegskaal.
'n Besluit daaroor word moontlik binne dae geneem.
Solidariteit is op uitnodiging in die VSA en tree in vir bedrywe soos landbou en mynbou, en vir sowat 250 000 Suid-Afrikaners wie se werk van Agoa afhang.
Hier is Jaco Kleynhans kort ná die vergadering in Washington.
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The "racists" predicted that Johannesburg would lose its water and electricity, its working streetlights and robots, and its drivable roads.
Maybe back then they were not racists but realists: logical, analytical people who were not emotional in their predictions.
Their predictions were accurate because they weren't predicting what felt good. They were predicting what was likely to happen.
When a society treats honest warnings as insults, it loses the chance to fix problems before they become crises.
When the ANC assumed power in 1994, they inherited the most sophisticated economic engine on the African continent.
They were handed a deep-water port network, a highly complex rail system that efficiently moved freight from the interior to the coast, an integrated national power grid that generated some of the cheapest electricity in the world, and a professional, rule-bound civil service.
That system possessed underlying engineering and administrative principles that were globally competitive.
The historical task of the new government was simple: maintain the existing engineering standards, scale the capacity to include the black majority, and expand the productive tax base.
Instead, the ANC executed a 30 year masterclass in structural vandalism.
They introduced cadre deployment, incompetence, corruption, and political impunity, systematically replacing competent engineers, financial auditors, and institutional administrators with politically loyal party hacks.
The results are not ideological; they are physical.
It takes centuries of capital accumulation, spatial planning, and disciplined maintenance to build an interconnected civilization, but it takes only a few decades of deliberate neglect to destroy it.
You can see the rot in real-time.
The ultimate tragedy is that the liberation movement successfully decoupled its survival from the material reality of the country.
The ANC did not "decolonize" South Africa; they simply consumed its foundational capital.
They proved that an elite equipped with nothing but liberation slogans and an insatiable appetite for state contracts can liquidate 300 years of built infrastructure in just three decades, leaving the next generation to inherit a broken, unmanageable corpse.
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The National Party leaders did not possess some magical, predictive genius.
They simply understood a basic, universal law of civilization: if you run a country using rigorous administrative discipline, strict engineering standards, absolute meritocracy within your civil service, and a zero-tolerance policy for infrastructural neglect, the lights stay on, the trains move, and the currency holds value.
That isn't a "Western" secret or an apartheid phenomenon; it is the baseline requirement for running any industrial economy, whether in Zurich, Tokyo, or Pretoria.
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The DA is out in force, scaring people that “a split vote is the ANC’s way back in.” Bullshit. A vote for the DA is a vote for everything the Bible warned us about.
I've had it with invasions, high property taxes, hidden fees, crime, support for Islam, and free houses and electricity for every Tom, Dick, and Harry just because they are not white. Enough is enough!
Know your DA.
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709 DAYS LATER: WHERE IS JERRY BOSHOGA? WHY IS THERE STILL NO BREAKTHROUGH?
It has been 709 days since Pretoria businessman and farmer Jerry Boshoga was kidnapped in Centurion. He disappeared on 18 November 2024 after attending a business meeting at a KFC outlet in, Rooihuiskraal, Centurion.
Since that day, his family has been left desperately searching for answers. His whereabouts remain unknown.
How is it possible that, nearly two years later, there is still no confirmed answer about what happened to Jerry Boshoga?
This is not an ordinary missing-person case. It is a high-profile kidnapping that has attracted national attention and raised disturbing questions about organised crime, ransom demands and the alleged involvement of people linked to criminal networks.
📍 WHAT WE KNOW
🔴 Jerry Boshoga was kidnapped on 18 November 2024 in Rooihuiskraal, Centurion, after attending a business meeting.
🔴 He was last seen that day. His family subsequently received a message indicating that he had been kidnapped.
🔴 The kidnappers reportedly made ransom demands, initially reported at R60-million, before the amount was reduced to R25-
million and eventually R10-million.
🔴 Disturbing videos purportedly showing Boshoga being tortured circulated after his kidnapping, adding to the family’s anguish.
🔴 The case has since featured in testimony and allegations involving individuals linked to suspected criminal networks, including Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala.
🔴 Police have previously confirmed that the investigation is ongoing and that INTERPOL has been brought in to assist with cross-border investigations.
BUT WHERE IS THE BREAKTHROUGH?
Nearly two years have passed. What has the investigation established? Have all possible leads been followed? Have investigators identified everyone who may have planned, facilitated or carried out the kidnapping? What has been established about the people allegedly involved, the ransom demands and the locations where Jerry may have been held?
These are legitimate questions that deserve clear answers.
If investigators have made progress, the public needs to understand what can be disclosed without jeopardising the investigation. If there are obstacles, those responsible for the case must explain what is being done to overcome them.
SAPS has previously indicated that the investigation is sensitive and ongoing. But sensitivity cannot mean that questions are never asked. Nor should the passage of time allow this case to fade from public attention.
THE FAMILY DESERVES ANSWERS. JERRY DESERVES TO BE FOUND.
Behind the headlines is a family living with unimaginable uncertainty. His mother, wife, children and loved ones have been forced to endure the pain of not knowing what happened to him.
Every day without answers is another day of anguish.
This case also raises wider concerns about the ability of organised kidnapping syndicates to operate, make ransom demands and seemingly leave families without closure. If criminal networks are involved, the investigation must establish who is responsible and ensure that anyone implicated is held accountable through the courts.
The public deserves to know whether the necessary resources, intelligence and investigative expertise are being deployed to solve this case.
SAPS leadership must ensure that every credible lead is pursued, that cooperation between investigative units and international law enforcement is effective, and that the family receives meaningful updates.
South Africans must not forget this case. Anyone with credible information that could assist investigators should come forward and contact the police.
We need answers. We need accountability. And we need the truth about what happened to Jerry Boshoga.
Hey ou Johnny resurfaces in Durbs 🤣🤣🤣 Poor fool thinks the DA will win, doesn't realise that MK will win outright there.
What a chop!
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The brutal shooting and reported torture of a North West farmer has renewed scrutiny of South Africa’s farm attack crisis, with the latest research showing that farming households face roughly twice the risk of violent attack and that such attacks are nearly seven times more likely to end in murder than comparable crimes elsewhere in the country.
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These ANC cadres are the most incompetent fools you will ever find. Remember this when you vote on 4 November.
Joburg mayor says it is not a crisis – Robertsham has not had water in a week
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Buddy, that ain't news, it's been going on for 32 years!
Former SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter has warned that South Africa’s institutions are being undermined by leaders who prioritise their own interests.
businesstech.co.za/news/gove…
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Former SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter has warned that South Africa’s institutions are being undermined by leaders who prioritise their own interests.
businesstech.co.za/news/gove…
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The ANC has governed South Africa since 1994.
Shit now flows in our streets; we faced years of rolling blackouts, and taps now make children sick. In Bronkhorstspruit, east of Pretoria, more than 800 people have fallen ill since early October, most of them under four years old, from water sent out by the state's own treatment works, full of E. coli. Apparently, some official forgot to order chlorine.
Somehow this party still expects to win the November 4 local elections, which tells you what state capture does to a voter base.
Municipalities across Limpopo and the Eastern Cape now pipe sewage into the streets. ANC officials built the system this way, because a dependent electorate is a captive electorate.
Central to this is cadre deployment, the practice of placing party loyalists inside every state institution regardless of competence. The result is predictable: Transnet collapsed, SAA burns through bailouts, and water treatment works poison the towns they serve. Potholes in our roads are often so large that entire cars fall into them.
The state is a machine for moving wealth upward to politically connected insiders while public services rot.
The latest Social Research Foundation poll puts the ANC at 32 percent nationally and 22 percent in Johannesburg, behind the DA in the city it ran for most of the past thirty years. Thirty years of dependency grants, captured media, and patronage networks still make rational exit costly for millions of South Africans.
The question remains: How is it possible that people walking through their own shit to collect buckets of drinking water are still voting for this party of criminals? That 32% should be 0%.
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After 32 years of governance, the definitive legacy of the African National Congress is the absolute collapse of basic civilization.
When human waste flows freely through municipal streets, it isn't an administrative glitch; it is an intentional structural outcome.
The engine behind this decay is cadre deployment: the deliberate practice of placing unvetted party loyalists into critical state institutions, prioritizing blind ideological fealty over basic technical competence.
The state is no longer an organ of governance; it is a giant siphon engineered to move public wealth upward to politically connected insiders while the physical infrastructure literally disintegrates.
When citizens are forced to walk through raw sewage just to carry buckets of contaminated water, and still consider voting for the very party that poisoned them, it demonstrates the terrifying success of state capture.
The ANC has governed South Africa since 1994.
Shit now flows in our streets; we faced years of rolling blackouts, and taps now make children sick. In Bronkhorstspruit, east of Pretoria, more than 800 people have fallen ill since early October, most of them under four years old, from water sent out by the state's own treatment works, full of E. coli. Apparently, some official forgot to order chlorine.
Somehow this party still expects to win the November 4 local elections, which tells you what state capture does to a voter base.
Municipalities across Limpopo and the Eastern Cape now pipe sewage into the streets. ANC officials built the system this way, because a dependent electorate is a captive electorate.
Central to this is cadre deployment, the practice of placing party loyalists inside every state institution regardless of competence. The result is predictable: Transnet collapsed, SAA burns through bailouts, and water treatment works poison the towns they serve. Potholes in our roads are often so large that entire cars fall into them.
The state is a machine for moving wealth upward to politically connected insiders while public services rot.
The latest Social Research Foundation poll puts the ANC at 32 percent nationally and 22 percent in Johannesburg, behind the DA in the city it ran for most of the past thirty years. Thirty years of dependency grants, captured media, and patronage networks still make rational exit costly for millions of South Africans.
The question remains: How is it possible that people walking through their own shit to collect buckets of drinking water are still voting for this party of criminals? That 32% should be 0%.
Before you vote for the ANC on 4 November, read this!
After 32 years of governance, the definitive legacy of the African National Congress is the absolute collapse of basic civilization.
When human waste flows freely through municipal streets, it isn't an administrative glitch; it is an intentional structural outcome.
The engine behind this decay is cadre deployment: the deliberate practice of placing unvetted party loyalists into critical state institutions, prioritizing blind ideological fealty over basic technical competence.
The state is no longer an organ of governance; it is a giant siphon engineered to move public wealth upward to politically connected insiders while the physical infrastructure literally disintegrates.
When citizens are forced to walk through raw sewage just to carry buckets of contaminated water, and still consider voting for the very party that poisoned them, it demonstrates the terrifying success of state capture.
You know who is responsible for this unacceptable situation. Keep this in mind when you vote in Pretoria on 4 November. VOTE VF+
Thousands of patients at Steve Biko Academic Hospital are experiencing significant delays, forcing them to endure chronic pain due to neglected infrastructure, which has led to unsafe temperatures in the operating theatres.
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