Leaked recording captures ANC MEC’s rant over expedited delivery

Jet-Fighter7700

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Go fsck yourself SAHRC.... I can't wait for Afriforum or the FW De Klerk foundation to drag your fscking racist arses in front of the CC and you get the beat down you deserve.

what I'm surprised at is why they don't play this recording at ANC rallies.
show people what they voting for, people like this.
 

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Where are our usual comrades and their ostrich lackeys? Always quiet when it doesn't suit the narrative
 

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Note that the SAHRC didn't rule on any racism, but did agree that her statement may be perceived as racist.
doesn't matter what they call it, so long as my divisiveness also comes with a slap on the wrist and not a year or more in jail or over 100k in fines it's all good
 

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I'm African, and can be quite divisive, in the traditional definition of the word that is, not the bullshyte SAHRC version
You are either white or black and may argue this divisiveness in the Equality Court or higher courts.
 

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Note that the SAHRC didn't rule on any racism, but did agree that her statement may be perceived as racist.
I agree - Priscilla Jana made the correct call. Some posters would like Mazibuko to be treated exactly identical to Penny sparrow.

"The commissioner responsible for race and equity issues, Priscilla Jana, said the commission accepted and applauded Mazibuko’s unconditional apology. She added that she hoped this would show the public that the commission treated all human rights violations with the sensitivity they deserved.

Jana said the parties all agreed Mazibuko’s remarks “could be interpreted as racist”, but were more divisive than racist."
 

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I am still stumped by the SAHRC ruling. I am unable to understand how they came to a special non-existent punishment. This is beyond reasonable.

Matthew Theunissen, which apologised, the SAHRC had him schooled, he had to understand his punishment and why he was punished, sent to do up to 6 months community work. This in addition to attending anger management therapy by a registered and approved entity, all at his own expense. These are existing punishments.

But, no, Mazibuko, have to attend a one-day in-house program which is still to be specially created.

They already have cases and resolutions, why create something?
 

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I'm African, and can be quite divisive, in the traditional definition of the word that is, not the bullshyte SAHRC version
#MeToo - especially when it comes to separating simple truths and realities from BS narratives that have no real basis in reality.

The problem is "sensitivity" is a shield for a lot of harm that's deliberately done where nobody is allowed to speak out against.

You are either white or black and may argue this divisiveness in the Equality Court or higher courts.
Right. Meanwhile back at the ranch ...
“That’s why some departments, they don’t want to see a white woman or any Indian woman! It’s not about racism, it’s because you like talking English!
Indian where too black, now too white. Let's try talking Afrikaans next time.
 

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I agree - Priscilla Jana made the correct call. Some posters would like Mazibuko to be treated exactly identical to Penny sparrow.

"The commissioner responsible for race and equity issues, Priscilla Jana, said the commission accepted and applauded Mazibuko’s unconditional apology. She added that she hoped this would show the public that the commission treated all human rights violations with the sensitivity they deserved.

Jana said the parties all agreed Mazibuko’s remarks “could be interpreted as racist”, but were more divisive than racist."
Why then entertain Ashwin Willemse? Nick Mallett and co. catered to him specially, being late, to give him a opportunity to speak (or to give his opinion), but then Willemse cried victim. Who are the real victims here? Historical context my ass.

No, Mazibuko is special. No, they in my sincere believe don't treat all human rights violations with the sensitivity they deserve.

The SAHRC themselves marginalised the white demographic.
 

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I am still stumped by the SAHRC ruling. I am unable to understand how they came to a special non-existent punishment. This is beyond reasonable.

Matthew Theunissen, which apologised, the SAHRC had him schooled, he had to understand his punishment and why he was punished, sent to do up to 6 months community work. This in addition to attending anger management therapy by a registered and approved entity, all at his own expense. These are existing punishments.

But, no, Mazibuko, have to attend a one-day in-house program which is still to be specially created.

They already have cases and resolutions, why create something?

Special treatment is usually reserved for, less capable *ahem* people. You treat a child or a retarded person differently because they are socially, mentally and emotionally inept and incapable performing on the same level as an adult. Being treated differently should worry any mentally and emotionally mature and sane person because it means there is something wrong with you and is either the consequence of youth or well, just that you are probably just slow or a ****ing retard.
 
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This pretty much sums up the SAHRC ruling today, sad to read that there really isn't any recourse if your white and some one is being racist towards you.

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Just remember this SAHRC. Everyone you give special treatment, you are actually slapping the person or people in the face. You are telling them that they are lacking and in want, weak, incapable and needing to be carried. It's an admission of weakness and if anyone is being racist and divisive in that regard, it is YOU because of the message you are sending to the entire nation.
 

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Special treatment is usually reserved for, less capable *ahem* people. You treat a child or a retarded person differently because they are socially, mentally and emotionally inept and incapable performing on the same level as an adult. Being treated differently should worry any mentally and emotionally mature and sane person because it means there is something wrong with you and is either the consequence of youth or well, just that you are probably just slow or a ****ing retard.
Precisely, neither will it change their human behaviour. Mazibuko's social and emotional intelligence is questionable, she needs long-term anger therapy at her own expense. Divisive they say.

Hulle streel Mazibuko se ego.

The SAHRC need to ask themselves, what is the result that they want to achieve with Mazibuko.
 

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Precisely, neither will it change their human behaviour. Mazibuko's social and emotional intelligence is questionable, she needs long-term anger therapy at her own expense. Divisive they say.

Hulle streel Mazibuko se ego.

The SAHRC need to ask themselves, what is the result that they want to achieve with Mazibuko.

They are grooming the nation and sending a strong message; that this pattern of treating people differently based on skin color is just something we must get used to.

If we don't stop this type of SAHRC behavior now, this will set a precedent for decades to come, where the nation is under another form of apartheid, that of social justice apartheid. People split into another group areas act where each group is given more or less social rights than the other.
 

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They are grooming the nation and sending a strong message; that this pattern of treating people differently based on skin color is just something we must get used to.

If we don't stop this type of SAHRC behavior now, this will set a precedent for decades to come.
The SAHRC also ignored of how Mazibuko interpreter and enjoys transformation in the workplace, and how she communicates that privilege of preference to her subordinates. She simply doesn't understand or grasp equality to begin with.
 

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Special treatment is usually reserved for, less capable *ahem* people. You treat a child or a retarded person differently because they are socially, mentally and emotionally inept and incapable performing on the same level as an adult. Being treated differently should worry any mentally and emotionally mature and sane person because it means there is something wrong with you and is either the consequence of youth or well, just that you are probably just slow or a ****ing retard.
A lesson in South African gaming of race/colour/ethnicity. In South Africa we get 3 classes;
- Normal
- Special
- Speshul (all colors)

The last has zero to do with skin tone/melanin/reflectiveness/... - think of it as nature vs nurture.

If somebody is normal but happens to be black, he's a coconut. The coconut corrupted by Western colonialism. The coconut tries to do the best for his family and accepts responsibility for his own destiny. Let's not even go down the yellow bone road: https://mg.co.za/article/2016-06-29...compliment-all-it-will-get-you-is-an-eye-roll

Coloured & Asian - from whatever origin, either indigenous or other? All good: you're black when the black speshuls wants something from you. But if it can be used to your disadvantage if the speshuls can gain advantage.

White - no matter what your family's history is, you're speshully fvcked. Afrikaans and white? Doubly so. Male, Afrikaans and white? You poor, poor bugger!

Ironically the speshul types labelling other people love Breitlings, BMWs, social media and the internet, their western caps & t-shirts ... all the products based upon science they wish to decolonize. Go figure. Poster boy for this class: https://twitter.com/JamilFarouk

The speshulness is what's undermining not only us as a country, but Africa as well. It's the speshulness that makes 30% a pass mark to create more spehuls. It's speshul that develops own standards rewarding failure if normal standards of excellence is not acceptable. It's speshul that suddenly traumatizes somebody with something that is a normal knock in life. It's speshul that is the breeding ground for entitlement. also patronizing people (just don't mention it too loudly or all hell breaks loose).

Being speshul in South Africa is espeshully rewarding - the professional victim status.

So yes, labelling as speshul is a slap in the face of people that attain what they do through hard work, accepting the responsibility for themselves.
 

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And this is why the anc and their cadres don't give a shyte for the people because the law doesn't apply to them.

Racist fking cvnt
 

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Heads roll as sports MEC takes charge

The contract of Monica Newton, the head of Gauteng’s department of sport, arts, culture and recreation, has been “redetermined”.

In addition, three senior departmental officials have been placed on precautionary suspension, following the release of a report into unauthorised recordings that were leaked to the media.

In March 2019, Newton and a colleague were accused by then MEC Faith Mazibuko of having failed to facilitate the construction of “combi courts”, to be used for the ANC’s election campaign.

In a leaked audio clip, Mazibuko was heard making derogatory remarks to her staff.

The audio that recorded the incident was found to be unauthorised, after a probe was conducted.

The department also found that unauthorised security cameras had been installed, according to the department’s current MEC, Mbali Hlophe.

“Following from the [Mazibuko] recording, security cameras were also found to have been affixed to the building. I questioned individuals concerned about why these cameras were put in place and how they were authorised,” she said.

Hlophe said she reported the matter to Gauteng premier David Makhura, who decided to redetermine her contract.

Newton was appointed as head of department in August 2017, following the 2016 sacking of her predecessor, Namhla Siqaza, for misconduct.

Makhura’s spokesperson, Vuyo Mhaga, told City Press: “It is an agreement between an employer and an employee, who agreed amicably to part ways.”

More at : https://city-press.news24.com/News/heads-roll-as-sports-mec-takes-charge-20191123
 
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