Press release: CIAG 2026 LGE Voting Guide

When voting; does the party/candidate represent your principles, or is it just the least bad option?

  • It's my least bad option

    Votes: 19 65.5%

  • It's enough of a representation of my morals

    Votes: 5 17.2%

  • Other

    Votes: 3 10.3%

  • I don't see any 'lesser evil' element to voting options, so I'm not concerned about that

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • "None of the Above" if it existed - register my rejection of the 'lesser-evil' election status-quo

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • The party/candidate I vote for accurately represents my views

    Votes: 2 6.9%
  • Total voters
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Brian_G said:
Thanks, already did similar via email but will contact you if all else fails :cool:
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did you place your bet yet ?
90% has shifted to !00% as a result of quite a bit of further engagement - to the point of me even making a donation - something i thought i would never even contemplate previously.

to those wondering about my seeming flip-flop, my choice has zero to do with secession (i would still vote no), but is instead fully focused on local issues - ward54 and the greater city.
 
Grant said:
did you place your bet yet ?
90% has shifted to !00% as a result of quite a bit of further engagement - to the point of me even making a donation - something i thought i would never even contemplate previously.

to those wondering about my seeming flip-flop, my choice has zero to do with secession (i would still vote no), but is instead fully focused on local issues - ward54 and the greater city.
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As it should be. Local government elections should have fsck all to do with anything other than the local world around you and service delivery. I've had it out with the DA about that element at least once in this little election cycle.
 
Grant said:
did you place your bet yet ?
90% has shifted to !00% as a result of quite a bit of further engagement - to the point of me even making a donation - something i thought i would never even contemplate previously.

to those wondering about my seeming flip-flop, my choice has zero to do with secession (i would still vote no), but is instead fully focused on local issues - ward54 and the greater city.
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Amazing flexibility on your part, but certainly practical. Pity @lexity can't learn from this.... oh well
 
Brian_G said:
Amazing flexibility on your part, but certainly practical. Pity @lexity can't learn from this.... oh well
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aaah, you see us pinkos with low levels of state education have a propensity to suddenly change course as & when prevailing situations evolve.
the very highly educated disciples are unwilling - or even unable - to make deviations from their indoctrinations.

it's fun being a dim-witted pinko, life is good, life is full of opportunity, life is full of options and choice - pinko life borders on mayhem & anarchy with an underlying desire to reject authority and continually swim against the incoming tide !
 
ToxicBunny said:
As it should be. Local government elections should have fsck all to do with anything other than the local world around you and service delivery. I've had it out with the DA about that element at least once in this little election cycle.
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So... what you're trying to say is that you are considering following suite and voting for capexit party.....

... after moving down to wc, ofc.
 
Just received spam message on phone:

Polls show DA only on 51% in CPT.
This opens the way for the ANC & EFF.
Don't risk coalition chaos like Joburg!
Vote DA.
[...]
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Every single time, it's their go to option... to prevent voters choosing a smaller party that more closely represents their view.

Iirc, Jack Miller was saying the DA almost always polls lower than their final election performance.

In the same interview, Jerm was saying, his wife had literally made up her mind weeks before, but when she stepped into that booth, suddenly the thought came into her head.... '[What if I vote CIP, and then the ANC gets in?]'

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lexity said:
Just received spam message on phone:



Every single time, it's their go to option... to prevent voters choosing a smaller party that more closely represents their view.

Iirc, Jack Miller was saying the DA almost always polls lower than their final election performance.

In the same interview, Jerm was saying, his wife had literally made up her mind weeks before, but when she stepped into that booth, suddenly the thought came into her head.... '[What if I vote CIP, and then the ANC gets in?]'

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All the more reason for you to vote 🤷‍♂️
 
lexity said:
Just received spam message on phone:



Every single time, it's their go to option... to prevent voters choosing a smaller party that more closely represents their view.

Iirc, Jack Miller was saying the DA almost always polls lower than their final election performance.

In the same interview, Jerm was saying, his wife had literally made up her mind weeks before, but when she stepped into that booth, suddenly the thought came into her head.... '[What if I vote CIP, and then the ANC gets in?]'

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Has Jerm investigated the new reality that the MSM is keeping from the public? The DA is indoctrinating the electorate by seeding chemtrails with intense DA propaganda.

I read this on a WhatsApp group and the experience of Jerm's wife just confirms it. Please be careful not to share this with the normies, as the NWO is watching. 👀

PS. Was that voting booth under a flight path?
 
vigras rojara said:
Has Jerm investigated the new reality that the MSM is keeping from the public? The DA is indoctrinating the electorate by seeding chemtrails with intense DA propaganda.

I read this on a WhatsApp group and the experience of Jerm's wife just confirms it. Please be careful not to share this with the normies, as the NWO is watching. 👀

PS. Was that voting booth under a flight path?
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Had you heard of Aaron Rousso, before me asking you now?
 
Brian_G said:
It's lower-than-low tactics, even for politicians. Ugly stuff
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It's not personal, for me.

If you put that much money in front of anyone, and 5 years in which they are exempt - or practically exempt - from the usual civil scrutiny and expectation that they obey the same laws as everyone else...... you have to take some complicity on, yourself.

That's why I'm ultimately an optimist. Not in the short run, but in the long run..... because honest individuals can do something about a problem in which they played some role in the conditions we are witnessing..

If they played no role in creating the problem, they couldn't realistically be expected to play a role in solving the problem.
 
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