How will the ANC rig this election?

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Seeing as most of the country is fed up with the ANC and their racist arrogant policies and the statements by Gwede that they will definitely secure majority once again, I can only assume they will rig this election just like Mad Dog tried.

What do you think they will do?
Maybe use the 500 000 dead people?
They tried to stop the 2 million ex pats voting and that failed.
 
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Aren't you just being a little too paranoid? For the ANC to rig the election they would have to take some extraordinary measures...I'm thinking for instance in the Western Cape where they've failed to win a single election...if they wanted to rig an election, Cape Town would be the ideal starting point but it seems your theory is based on rumour-mongering and hearsay.
 
Seeing as moist of the country is fed up with the ANC and their racist arrogant policies and the statements by Gwede that they will definitely secure majority once again, I can only assume they will rig this election just like Mad Dog tried.

What do you think they will do?
Maybe use the 500 000 dead people?
They tried to stop the 2 million ex pats voting and that failed.

You betray your true colours with this! Your "moist" (sic) is obviously a referance to people like you and as much as you'd like to think that people like you should inhabit this country.......................... Sorry for you!

Edit: It must be a b1tch to wake up as you every morning. :(
 
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You betray your true colours with this! Your "moist" (sic) is obviously a referance to people like you and as much as you'd like to think that people like you should inhabit this country.......................... Sorry for you!

While I don't agree with marine1 that the ANC will rig the elections, I'm not sure what you're trying to get at with this post? :confused: It makes absolutely no sense at all. To betray one's true colours would be to go against them; I don't understand the moist reference (yes I see the typo) as moist is not in any way derogatory, unless you're referring to wet (moist) behind the ears; and the last part comes across as some insinuation that this country is reserved for only certain people - is this really what you mean?
 
You betray your true colours with this! Your "moist" (sic) is obviously a referance to people like you and as much as you'd like to think that people like you should inhabit this country.......................... Sorry for you!

Edit: It must be a b1tch to wake up as you every morning. :(
It was a typo :D ROFL.
Actually I am up every morning at 5:30 - I love getting up, I love my life. But thanks for caring.

Brixton, I am just saying that this is probably the most important election for the ANC since the first one. They will do anything to hold onto majority power IMO.
 
Brixton, I am just saying that this is probably the most important election for the ANC since the first one. They will do anything to hold onto majority power IMO.

Nah, they don't have to do much...remember, the ANC are going to tell their constituents the same story every at every election :"this is the most important election"...which I think is utter BS...if it was that important they would've shafted Julius down one of those disused mineshafts in Joburg but alas I might be suprised:D
 
The usual ANC tactics:
- Build and Encourage a group of loud mouth youths to intimidate the voters. Make them wear the "colours", you know - represent and all, bus them around everywhere, and pay them for their efforts, and actively encourage them to get violent at the opposition, but deny deny deny that you are encouraging violence at every opportunity.
- Provide the most excellent service levels starting 3 months before the elections start, but only in areas where there have been low service levels before, and in those areas your marketing campaign is about service levels. Purposefully neglect the areas with lower population levels, even if those levels represent the tax paying money. Encourage the "we are looking after you, not them" mentality, but ... secretly in the open like.
- Have long meetings with your allies, the traditional leaders and kings and stuff, discussing the agenda for the next year, including the financial arrangements, and the overseas "holidays" that all traditional leaders must attend. Gather a listing of the project or two that the traditional leader managed to launch that are actually still running, just incase these projects actually exist. Hand out key speech phrases that the traditional leaders must use as they move amongst their constituents. Use these key phrases in the ANC marketing campaign, use examples of successful projects in speeches at gatherings. One of the key-phrases is very similar to "us and them". Teh word struggle usually works well enough.
- Gather funding from all the BEE businesses that you now claim owe you for their existence. Encourage these leaders within these business to actively hold business parties for any business success, and at these business parties, to recite a "history of the company" and use the us and them and struggle words a lot.
- This one is new, and it's brilliant : Create a party that pretends to be your competition, whatever seats this party wins will simply follow your party's voting in parliment. This "opposition" party is also going to be extremely useful for undertaking the more messy tasks in the future. If you doubt that the opposition party is a lie, ask yourself where this opposition party got it's funding from. And, yes, the "opposition" is spending like crayzee. Also, ask yourself why on earth these 2 seem to get media coverage at exactly the same time.

They fight dirty, having years and years of experience in population mind-control techniques, the ANC is a force that has to be dealt with by out-performing them with 1/100th of their budget. The real ANC competition is the party that is closest to actually out-performing them.

This means that amount of work that the ANC has to do to keep the population happy is increasing every year, while the real competition builds up it's own list of achievements. Because the ANC's list of achievements during their elected term is increasing, they're actually quite a useful party to run a country. However, their "friend hiring and protecting" policies cost them a lot on the achievements list, and hurt the country, but, friends and comrades are required to achieve the ultimate goal, the USAfrica. Watching Zim run down and then sneaking your money into the country so that it becomes the new trade standard is just another way to take control of a country. Official political opposition will only rise once there is a hero angle, much like South Africa's anti-apartheid hero angle was used.

One thing will be different this year though, they will be cutting down on promises. And will instead focus on the competition, self - created or real competition. The self-created competition is a much easier marketing tool to use than promises, because promises raise the expectation levels of the voters, something that you want to avoid.

Viva ANC!
:sick:
 
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Nah, they don't have to do much...remember, the ANC are going to tell their constituents the same story every at every election :"this is the most important election"...which I think is utter BS...if it was that important they would've shafted Julius down one of those disused mineshafts in Joburg but alas I might be suprised:D
Dont know if I agree.

Stoke you are on the money ;)
 
Oh yea, I forgot, the other tactic is to indoctrinate every person who joins the ANC into the mentality that the ANC is bigger and better than anything else, including this country.

This is why so many people who mess up by being publicly exposed in their little corruption happiness publicly concede that what happens to them is up to the mighty ANC. Not the law, not time in jail and the criminals therein, nope, the mighty ANC will decide their future.

This tactic and mindset comforts the oh so many corrupt within the ANC folds, and builds the "we are the law" mentality nicely.

:sick:
 
Seeing as most of the country is fed up with the ANC and their racist arrogant policies and the statements by Gwede that they will definitely secure majority once again, I can only assume they will rig this election just like Mad Dog tried.

What do you think they will do?
Maybe use the 500 000 dead people?
They tried to stop the 2 million ex pats voting and that failed.

im not your statement is entirely accurate... the online world may be fed up, but thats a far cry from "the whole country"

I don't think they will need to do any rigging to win the election... The still have a MASSIVE support base to bank on...
 
There is one massive, and very important thing that exists within the self created opposition party. Some of the people that have left the ANC to the opposition party (see what I(they) did there?), are not aware that it is a play party, and are actually exposing themselves as real traitors of the mighty ANC. The pretend official opposition party turned into a cleansing process. How convenient.

Awesome!

:sick: :sick:
 
The ANC has no need to rig anything lol come on they have 80-85% of the votes without lifting a finger, there's no insentive for them to rig anything.

Come on... wtf are u on about
 
I still maintain this is the most important election of our time, well for SA at least. If the ANC secure 2/3's again we are in for a Zim 2 with Zuma and company.
I hope I am wrong but history has shown us that this will be the outcome.
We will be just like the other African countries, ruled by dictators.
 
I saw a poster on the way to work this morning that read "This is not the ANC we died for" and my first reaction was to smile and think to myself "AND NOW THE LIGHT GOES ON"

*yawn* at ANC supporters! :mad:
 
I saw a poster on the way to work this morning that read "This is not the ANC we died for" and my first reaction was to smile and think to myself "AND NOW THE LIGHT GOES ON"

*yawn* at ANC supporters! :mad:

Makes you wonder who wrote the poster though?

Freaking zombies!
 
Look, the ANC depends largely on our massive (no disrespect) uninformed masses. I remember the last couple of elections, my late Gran only knew that she had to put her cross next to the "shield and the spear".

She had no idea what she was doing, and thats why I sometimes think that people need to have proper voter education before they are allowed to vote.

As much as unlisenced drivers are a danger to society, I think uninformed voters are a danger to democracy.

So the ANC, does not even need to rig the vote. Atleast there are people vigillant enough to vote the other way, to vote on principles.

Thats why Malema is on his roadshows, druming up support by buying shoes for school kids in Limpopo..
 
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