How to destroy a country

[Jopie Fourie]

$25k per month??!!?

Yes, and that is absolutely the minimum a family of 5 or 6, with children, would get by at in Panama City. Unless, your kids are fluent in Spanish and you can place them in a normal government school, then you can probably knock down US$2000-4000 per kid on that price.

 

[cguy]

Yes, and that is absolutely the minimum a family of 5 or 6, with children, would get by at in Panama City. Unless, your kids are fluent in Spanish and you can place them in a normal government school, then you can probably knock down US$2000-4000 per kid on that price.

Is this like the R24-80m you said one needs to settle in the US?

 

[ɹǝuuᴉM]

The right one. He obviously read fairy tales.

Is your history disputing the fact that, in the early 90's Mandela was out of prison and the ANC moved into the parliament?

 

[ForceFate]

Is your history disputing the fact that, in the early 90's Mandela was out of prison and the ANC moved into the parliament?

Mandela being released had no bearing on how the country borrowed. He was released and negotiations began some time latter. FW de Klerk was president until early '94. So tell me, when did the ANC move into parly?

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[ɹǝuuᴉM]

Mandela being released had no bearing on how the countries affairs were run. So tell me, when did the ANC move into parly?

1. Is this what they teach you in South Africa?
2. CODESA started in Dec 1991. Since than ANC and NP co-governed SA.
The Apr. 1994 election was a mere rubber stamping, final world show.
3. I stand by my initial comment: You said "early '90s" I said "early '80s" - would have been a better comparison. In the early '90s South Africa was in political turmoil, with no party really in charge. They had other pressing things to fix. Economy was not the main focus. #LiveWithIt
4. It is time for me to STOP feeding the Trollie

 

[rambo919]

Mandela being released had no bearing on how the country borrowed. He was released and negotiations began some time latter. FW de Klerk was president until early '94. So tell me, when did the ANC move into parly?

Edited:

Unoficcial negotiations were being held since the 80's I think, cant remember the details.

 

[ForceFate]

Unoficcial negotiations were being held since the 80's I think, cant remember the details.

Since the late 80s. These were unofficial negotiations. They had no bearing on the country's borrowing.

 

[ForceFate]

1. Is this what they teach you in South Africa?
2. CODESA started in Dec 1991. Since than ANC and NP co-governed SA.
The Apr. 1994 election was a mere rubber stamping, final world show.
3. I stand by my initial comment: You said "early '90s" I said "early '80s" - would have been a better comparison. In the early '90s South Africa was in political turmoil, with no party really in charge. They had other pressing things to fix. Economy was not the main focus. #LiveWithIt
4. It is time for me to STOP feeding the Trollie

BS. ANC were not running the country at the time. There was no power sharing arrangement in place.

 

[rambo919]

I lost my place.... what is the bickering about again?

 

[Swa]

I lost my place.... what is the bickering about again?

Things were bad under apartheid?

 

[rambo919]

Things were bad under apartheid?

Compared to what exactly?

 

[Swa]

Compared to what exactly?

The usual.

 

[rambo919]

The usual.

The usual what? Random rape and murder?

 

[Swa]

The usual what? Random rape and murder?

I don't know. I'm not the one always making the claim.