patrick123
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Yep, I starting to agree with this more and more strongly. My post on another thread this morning:Political analysts also believe the implementation and reversal of certain regulations, such the regulation prohibiting tobacco sales, may have been used as part of a larger political agenda.
Two of the country's high-profile advocates, Nazeer Cassim SC and Erin-Dianne Richards, also expressed concern last week that the rise of the NCCC posed serious possible constitutional and democratic risks.
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EXPLAINER | Tobacco, jogging and movement: How the government makes lockdown decisions
What is the National Coronavirus Command Council and how are decisions made on regulations governing the lockdown in South Africa? James de Villiers speaks to the experts.www.news24.com
What do they mean possible?
It's already happening. People are being arrested after their Legally bought alcohol and cigarettes were confiscated.
Government is searching everyone handbags on roadblocks, arresting people who tried to buy food or medicine. Killing one for having beer on his property.
My ramblings while I sit in thought inhaling the precious nicotine from one of my last cANCer sticks.
This is all preparations for next year's elections under the guise of COVID19.
Food parcels by anyone but the ANC government stopped, preference given to the ANC wards as recipients.
Grant recipients, predominantly ANC voters, getting a financial boost where their situation has not really changed during these times.
Financial aid to the dominantly ANC voters and companies.
Only black-market cigarettes available of which everyone has suspicions where a percentage is going to. I would not be surprised if the electoral state funding for the political parties is dramatically reduced citing lack of funds as well.
As the lockdown levels drop and more is allowed, it will give the impression that the government is giving them more and more freedom, eradicating the last holds of apartheid, so vote for us!
