How to destroy a country

[Hamster]

About some things, yes. Time will tell what the future holds but he is always doom and gloom all the time

I rate him fairly positive for a guy who was attacked with a panga. Most guys, including me, would've packed up and left if my family was attacked and my daughter almost go hurt, never mind myself getting hurt.

 

[TheChamp]

What is it that's happened you were told would never to SA?

I would also like to know, perhaps Zuma is still the President and refuses to step down just like Mugabe.

 

[ForceFate]

What he is hinting is that you make money. Be ready or prepare yourself to leave the country. If you do not make enough where you are employed, go elsewhere to make it.

But,

Roodt said there are four things which people who are staying in South Africa should focus on.

 

[R13...]

I'm interested in what things he is wrong about. I also only see doom and gloom so could do with some positives.

Isn't the one who predicted R20 to the $ two years ago? He's a bit of a prophet (well most economists are, but he's of the doom persuasion). He makes prophecies and goes about stoking the fires to make sure they're fulfilled.

 

[Eniigma]

Step 1: Vote in ANC election after election.
Step 2: ??
Step 3: Profit (aka destroy the country)

 

[Jopie Fourie]

But,

If you read his article you will see the gloom that is awaiting. So, becoming successful and profitable is not an option when it happens.

If you read between the lines, you will see he is addressing those who are currently still staying in South Africa.

 

[ForceFate]

I rate him fairly positive for a guy who was attacked with a panga. Most guys, including me, would've packed up and left if my family was attacked and my daughter almost go hurt, never mind myself getting hurt.

He probably packed up and stacked his stuff overseas, as per his advice. I'm not referring specifically to him but some people stay because they can't make as much money overseas as they make here, and their quality of life will drop drastically.

 

[wingnut771]

The ANC currently has no other option but to collapse the economy. It can no longer be fixed. Unfortunately for them, they also found that this is not a fast and easy task to do. Nonetheless, they are on the right path.

All I can say is that each and every person who do not want to live in poverty and oppression should ensure that that they have a second passport or at least permanent residency elsewhere so that they can flee the day when this is needed. It is not expensive, just be sure that you have around R80k if you are single or around R130k for a family of any size. This will at least buy you permanent residency when needed and you will get most of it back when the residency is issued.

can you elaborate please?

 

[Spizz]

Isn't the one who predicted R20 to the $ two years ago? He's a bit of a prophet (well most economists are, but he's of the doom persuasion). He makes prophecies and goes about stoking the fires to make sure they're fulfilled.

What real influence can he actually have though? I mean, I don’t see him pocketing millions from dodgy tenders, destroying any SOEs, looting banks or running municipalities into the ground.

Surely that’s what has us on the path to implosion?

 

[supersunbird]

C4Cat

 

[Jopie Fourie]

can you elaborate please?

This is just an option for those who does not have the money or required qualifications to emigrate to first world countries. Other third world countries, like Panama, which is in much better state than SA, offers you permanent residency at these amounts. You simply need US$5,000 in a bank account (for a single applicant or US$8,000 for a family which include direct children and parents of both spouses) there when applying and can then use or withdraw the funds after application was submitted. You do not give the money to anyone else. Having a way out of SA when everything collapses is a necessity today.

 

[surface]

About some things, yes. Time will tell what the future holds but he is always doom and gloom all the time

We got the Zim 1.0 people in this 2008 thread. It is a bit tiring.

So what we South African's going to do?

The petrol is going up 45c/l & 70c/l,the food prices are going up at an alarming rate and the bond rates is going up by 2% (4 base rates). The salary increase is only 5% to 6% . How are we to survive? :mad: Please add to the............ Solution list:

mybroadband.co.za

 

[rambo919]

About some things, yes. Time will tell what the future holds but he is always doom and gloom all the time

That's because there is only doom and gloom left. The good years are behind us not ahead.

 

[namzsteve]

Step 1: Donate Streetwise 2 to the communities
Step 2: Vote in ANC election after election.
Step 3: Profit (aka destroy the country)

ftfy

 

[GhostSixFour]

The first 2 don't make sense.

What do you mean? It's a recipe for being wealthy.

1.Become successful
2. ????
3. Be profitable

So easy.

BTW. This post is complete sarcasm.

 

[surface]

All I can say is that each and every person who do not want to live in poverty and oppression should ensure that that they have a second passport or at least permanent residency elsewhere so that they can flee the day when this is needed. It is not expensive, just be sure that you have around R80k if you are single or around R130k for a family of any size. This will at least buy you permanent residency when needed and you will get most of it back when the residency is issued.

Dude, where in the world can you buy you a PR for R80K and R130K ?

 

[Vrotappel]

I know he is white and you have a problem with it. Racist much?

 

[Vrotappel]

The ANC currently has no other option but to collapse the economy. It can no longer be fixed. Unfortunately for them, they also found that this is not a fast and easy task to do. Nonetheless, they are on the right path.

All I can say is that each and every person who do not want to live in poverty and oppression should ensure that that they have a second passport or at least permanent residency elsewhere so that they can flee the day when this is needed. It is not expensive, just be sure that you have around R80k if you are single or around R130k for a family of any size. This will at least buy you permanent residency when needed and you will get most of it back when the residency is issued.

Where can you buy it for R130K?

 

[C4Cat]

I know he is white and you have a problem with it. Racist much?

Wow, you bring up race, you make up a racist strawman and then ask if I'm racist? I never mentioned race at all. Go look in a mirror Mr Racist Much.

 

[Vrotappel]

Isn't the one who predicted R20 to the $ two years ago? He's a bit of a prophet (well most economists are, but he's of the doom persuasion). He makes prophecies and goes about stoking the fires to make sure they're fulfilled.

When he made this predication who was running the country? Did the situation change?