Freed Yengeni 'unrepentant'

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http://www.news24.com/News24/South_Africa/Politics/0,,2-7-12_2055133,00.html

I dunno, maybe I've seen to many movies, but isn't one of the reasons that you get parole is that you admit that you done something wrong, and say that you have learnt from your mistakes etc etc.

Politics is looking more and more like a good career path, I'm dying to know what it feels like to never be wrong... maybe I should ask my wife.
 
Time off for good behaviour... maybe I should ask my wife for that too?

I suppose every guy in prison says "I'm not guilty"
 
Not every guy in prison gets let out for a few dops and then get's released with a 90% discount off his sentence. Bl00dy criminals!
 
Former ANC Chief Whip Tony Yengeni's early release is good
riddance, said the SA Prisoners' Organisation for Human Rights
(Sapohr) on Monday.
Sapohr president Golden Miles Bhudu welcomed convicted fraudster
Yengeni's early release and that the organisation did not have the
time to comment on his "childish, arrogant and spoiled brat
behaviour and misconduct".
"That is why we say: 'Good riddance'. Go home Comrade Tony, and
stay out of trouble and as a result you will stay out of prison."
Bhudu said Yengeni's short stay was legally correct, as he was
required to serve at least one sixth of his sentence, which was
four months.
However he said Yengeni had "once again got off very, very
lightly" over his alleged breaking of parole conditions earlier as
this is punishable by up to 10 years in jail or a fine or both.
"If there was any fairness in treating all of us equal in front
of the law, Tony Yengeni should at least have his sentence
prolonged with a few months."
Bhudu said Yengeni should be called before the ANC's
disciplinary committee to explain his behaviour if the ANC did not
want to be seen as condoning it.
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I have to agree with him getting off lightly.

Interestingly the board software does not count a quote as an adequate reply
 
He should've stayed in longer. the ANC send out their brass in the region to greet the emergence of a jailbird... what sort of message does that send?
 
Deaf and blind and dumb and born to follow, all you need is someone strong to guide you...
 
Another prime example of the ANC not listening to advice\criticism. They are just repeating their mistakes over and over like arrogant dogs.
 
I wonder how much money wil he be making from writing books about his so called "punishment", and documentaries. Soon there will be "Friends of Tony" having really expensive breakfasts.
 
OhGats said:
I wonder how much money wil he be making from writing books about his so called "punishment", and documentaries. Soon there will be "Friends of Tony" having really expensive breakfasts.
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Well apparently he has made some money while in prison and it looks like he's better off now than before he committed the crime. He got rid of the ML and "bought" or "bribed" himself a top of the range "Range Rover" or is that three?
What is of interest is that he said today that it is a "victory for the movement". Are they still busy with that? Or is this a new UHURU to finally get all white people out of the country?
 
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