http://www.24.com/news/?p=tsa&i=815826
Dark Indeed. We are in Darkest Africa as history always quoted!
Dark Indeed. We are in Darkest Africa as history always quoted!
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Dark days ahead for SA
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PostmanPot
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It amazes me that you're still here seeing as it's always been quoted 
It amazes me that you're still here seeing as it's always been quoted
Was thinking the same thing. Maybe nobody wants him, otherwise, judging by his posts on this forum, he would be gone long time ago.
PostmanPot
Honorary Master
Bwahaha must be that
Is it wrong to want better? Wrong to voice yourself?
Or is it...
Wrong that some people just lay down and let things get worse?
I'm of the opinion that some people have low standards of living. 1st world communities stand together when they believe they have been hard done by.
Or is it...
Wrong that some people just lay down and let things get worse?
I'm of the opinion that some people have low standards of living. 1st world communities stand together when they believe they have been hard done by.
It amazes me that you're still here seeing as it's always been quoted
Well I was hoping for a mentality shift but of course looking at the rest of Africa and what happens now here that hope is in vain, it is clear that nothing can be done to African mentality so yeah the options is open is it not! What I do realise is that there is no hope for this country as is with the case of Zim. The MugaBeki Syndrome is to deep entrenched in Africa!
Being singled out for wanting a better life from the tax you pay?
Moederloos
Honorary Master
Its only wrong when you complain about the ANC and their shenanigans.
I thought that was made clear?
Robin Hood
Expert Member
Yep....Black Dark South Africa....
I think the propaganda pumped into your head during your army days, really has endured.
Isn't that what the SABC does now days?
Highflyer_GP
Honorary Master
No offence Mr. Scmidt but that sounds like a load of crap.
Any essential facility that is government controlled is doomed to fail. The quickest and most effective way to bring about change is to allow competition.
Robin Hood
Expert Member
Uh??...Black was meant as a emphasis on dark...or have you got "racist" on your mind again
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That is exactly the reason that we are in this mess.
Goverment told Eskom not to build any more power stations in an effort to encourage new entrants. And from some of the stuff I have heard over the years, besides the HIGH barriers of entry into the market, the people that did come forward, wanted a guarantee that Eskom would buy their infrastructure should they **** things up.
Highflyer_GP
Honorary Master
I see nothing wrong with allowing them to build more stations AND allowing new entrants. I personally haven't heard of the demand to buy infrastructure should they mess up, but with regards to the high entry barrier I'm pretty sure that there are quite a few entities in the private sector that have access to the necessary funding. I have a feeling that we're not being told the whole story by both Eskom and government.
schitz011
Expert Member
Same article as OP http://www.24.com/news/?p=tsa&i=815826
Well I've not heard of one municipality making a stand for the man in the street. Put your money where your mouth is.
Oh sorry, forgot that SA public service is all about telling the citizen what they what to hear and then sticking your thumb up your butt and going off to compare flash cars with other municipal wekkas