Eskom load-shedding update for Sunday

We are in alot more shyt then we think. Could you imagine if we have 2 weeks of rain.
Eskom is lying to us as do the government.
I remember the slogan "Power to the people" quite ironic isn't it.
 
We are definitely on the poo but this is not surprising . We can do without power. We can't do without water........wait until that collapses or we have shortages.
 
marine1 said:
We are definitely on the poo but this is not surprising . We can do without power. We can't do without water........wait until that collapses or we have shortages.
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If Eskom collapses we will have no water either
 
marine1 said:
And if we have no water we won't have power.
Vicious cycle.
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Perhaps this is what we need.

We need a civil war, which will be sparked by the collapse of Eskom, people killing another, killing government officials - especially ministers and presidents, causing the collapse of the government here in SA.

The group that walks out of this the strongest will eventually be able to rebuild the country, but we first need to get there - hopefully this will happen.
 
Visser said:
Perhaps this is what we need.

We need a civil war, which will be sparked by the collapse of Eskom, people killing another, killing government officials - especially ministers and presidents, causing the collapse of the government here in SA.
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Yep, and everyone that over runs government will basically create their own new government (not guaranteed to be any better)
 
Visser said:
Perhaps this is what we need.

We need a civil war, which will be sparked by the collapse of Eskom, people killing another, killing government officials - especially ministers and presidents, causing the collapse of the government here in SA.

The group that walks out of this the strongest will eventually be able to rebuild the country, but we first need to get there - hopefully this will happen.
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WTF is wrong with you?
 
koeksGHT said:
Yep, and everyone that over runs government will basically create their own new government (not guaranteed to be any better)
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Like I said, the stronger group will. There is still one single huge aspect that differentiates South Africa from any other African country and it is that aspect that will come into play should this ever happens.

Eventually, it will only be for the better of this country and everyone who lives here.
 
Visser said:
Like I said, the stronger group will. There is still one single huge aspect that differentiates South Africa from any other African country and it is that aspect that will come into play should this ever happens.

Eventually, it will only be for the better of this country and everyone who lives here.
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I do wish it would happen.
 
Visser said:
Like I said, the stronger group will. There is still one single huge aspect that differentiates South Africa from any other African country and it is that aspect that will come into play should this ever happens.

Eventually, it will only be for the better of this country and everyone who lives here.
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No, it will not be better.

Don't fool yourself.
 
Visser said:
Like I said, the stronger group will. There is still one single huge aspect that differentiates South Africa from any other African country and it is that aspect that will come into play should this ever happens.

Eventually, it will only be for the better of this country and everyone who lives here.
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/shakes head

I guess it takes all types.
 
MickeyD said:
No, it will not be better.

Don't fool yourself.
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Not the war, no, but what happens afterwards, and yes, it will be better for all - or almost all for that matter.
 
Visser said:
Not the war, no, but what happens afterwards, and yes, it will be better for all - or almost all for that matter.
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Why do you want to speak of war?

If you have experience of it, I'm VERY sure that you would be advocating for a peaceful regime change.

BTW tell me more on how this "war" will break out, who will be involved, how will it progress and when will you know who has won and at what cost to our country?
 
MickeyD said:
Why do you want to speak of war?

If you have experience of it, I'm VERY sure that you would be advocating for a peaceful regime change.

BTW tell me more on how this "war" will break out, who will be involved, how will it progress and when will you know who has won and at what cost to our country?
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Civil unrest.

Eventually, when there are no more electricity, water, food shortages, the masses will start with violence, which will be met by the army and police on behalf of the government. They will fight, blood will be shed, lives will be lost. Look at other African countries and see how these wars start.

Often, war is the only solution to a peaceful feature.
 
MickeyD said:
There are NO winners in war.
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There is always a winner in war, but it comes at a price.

And, here is another post, not by me, that will explain to you why this war is imminent.

Knyro said:
You must be joking. A few weeks of no power is enough time for a country to descend into absolute chaos. No water being pumped, hospitals, clinics, fire stations and police stations won't function properly, no telecommunications, food will go bad, petrol stations can't pump fuel, gridlock because of non-functional traffic lights (while cars still have petrol) etc.

It'll only be a matter of time before people get really desperate and start looting, rioting, killing each other for food and fuel, and being taken over by mob mentality. It'll be a catastrophe.
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