JP Smith blames sinister forces for violent Cape protests

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Cape Town - Authorities are gearing up to contain violent protests after a recent spate of them in Cape Town led to parts of the city becoming temporary “no-go” zones.

JP Smith, the mayco member for safety and security, believes two “sinister forces” are behind the recent upsurge in protests in Cape Town and elsewhere in the province.

Smith said, according to the SAPS, there was a 73% upsurge in such protests in the Western Cape this year.

He blamed some of this on “former components” of the Ses’khona People’s Rights Movement, which he claimed had been “resuscitated”.

The radical group made headlines in 2013 when its leader, Andile Lili, along with eight other members, dumped faeces at Cape Town International Airport.

But Lili, who is an ardent supporter of embattled Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille, rubbished the claims, saying while he supported the black people’s struggle, he would not secretly incite land grabs.
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More at : https://www.iol.co.za/weekend-argus...ter-forces-for-violent-cape-protests-15173068
 
JP Smith blames sinister forces for violent Cape protests

Would not, in the least, be surprised if this were true.
 
Must be 'sinister forces', I mean think about it. What do the people protesting have to be unhappy about? Really! Their lives are just rosy. Clearly, without the influence of 'sinister forces' they would be at work, or settling in at home in front of Netflix enjoying the day.
 
the people in parliament openly calling for these things. how obvious can one get?

with all the things going on within the governing party, then all the rioting that flares up at the same time...

hmmmm gee i wonder. opportunists gonna opportune

the turd force is strong
 
access said:
lol so which is it then.

a third force or the people in charge haha :D
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It's the difference between blaming De Lille, as an individual, or blaming the DA as the local government and the ANC as the national government. If the DA uses this as another attempt at a smear campaign against De Lille that would be extremely hypocritical of them. The DA likes to blame everyone except themselves. Everything good that happens is because of their 'sterling work' while everything bad is a sinister outside force. Protests apparently have nothing to do with lack of service delivery and inhumane living conditions, not in a DA led province, must be something else...
 
C4Cat said:
It's the difference between blaming De Lille, as an individual, or blaming the DA as the local government and the ANC as the national government. If the DA uses this as another attempt at a smear campaign against De Lille that would be extremely hypocritical of them. The DA likes to blame everyone except themselves. Everything good that happens is because of their 'sterling work' while everything bad is a sinister outside force. Protests apparently have nothing to do with lack of service delivery and inhumane living conditions, not in a DA led province, must be something else...
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de lille is da

the anc have openly said they will make the cape ungovernable.
 
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