Are you marching on Friday?

Are you marching on Friday?

  • Yes

    Votes: 192 37.1%
  • No

    Votes: 325 62.9%

  • Total voters
    517
  • Poll closed .
Date: 10 April 2017
Release: Immediate
Type: Press Statement
The Democratic Alliance will participate in the National Day of Action on Wednesday 12 April 2017, along with other opposition parties.
We encourage South Africans to participate and join the peaceful march to the Union Buildings in another powerful demonstration of national unity against Jacob Zuma’s destructive presidency.
Jacob Zuma has united South Africa against corruption and economic destruction, and in defence of the Constitution. The whole of our society has come together in a way not before seen since the dawn of democracy.
This crisis has presented an historic opportunity for different political parties to explore a future of closer co-operation. We must now build on this momentum and make sure that Jacob Zuma and the ANC, which continues to protect him, get the message: South Africa will not accept corruption and the destruction of jobs and livelihoods.
The National Day of Action is just 6 days before the Motion of No Confidence is debated in Parliament on Tuesday 18 April. It is an opportunity to show ANC MPs in Parliament that South Africa supports this Motion, and so should they.
The ANC has instructed their MPs to vote against the motion. But with sufficient public pressure, they will have to carefully consider their own votes. For that reason, this campaign is important.
We continue to encourage South Africans to make contact with ANC MPs to ask them to do the right thing and vote Jacob Zuma out. We also ask members of the public to become citizen co-sponsors of the Motion of No Confidence by signing the petition at noconfidence.co.za.
This week we will ramp up our door-to-door efforts in communities across the country to make sure that every South African understands what Jacob Zuma’s destructive presidency means for their daily lives, and that they know that the ANC has protected him again.
There are only two institutions that can remove Jacob Zuma. One is the ANC, the other is Parliament. South Africa expects its elected Members of Parliament to vote with their consciences and vote Jacob Zuma out.

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Why would any white in their right mind hold up banners saying the guys marching next to them are baboons.


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So tomorrow is suppose to be the BIG march, yet no one on here covering it, saying they are going or taking shots at those not going?

Did the hype die down? Wasn't it all you made it out to be? What's the deal?
 
So tomorrow is suppose to be the BIG march, yet no one on here covering it, saying they are going or taking shots at those not going?

Did the hype die down? Wasn't it all you made it out to be? What's the deal?

Sorry. Things were discussed at the last march which we are not allowed to talk about with ANC sympathizers (read: conscientious objectors). Will have to wait till tomorrow. :whistle:
 
So tomorrow is suppose to be the BIG march, yet no one on here covering it, saying they are going or taking shots at those not going?

Did the hype die down? Wasn't it all you made it out to be? What's the deal?

Pretoria only from what I've been able to gather? :confused:
 
Pretoria only from what I've been able to gather? :confused:

BIG meaning ALL opposition parties and some Unions. Figured it would dwarf the one of last week, but alas.

Anyway, was just curious. I started a thread about it in off topic. Don't want to derail this one too much.
 
So tomorrow is suppose to be the BIG march, yet no one on here covering it, saying they are going or taking shots at those not going?

Did the hype die down? Wasn't it all you made it out to be? What's the deal?

CT all the buses are on strike tomorrow.
 
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