More rot in the ruling regime

But shame, eish. He's a poor guy, you know. Only pulls in 30k a month. Needs to support the party lifestyle somehow. :rolleyes:

Still trying to figure out what Lynnette Johns means by "highly sort after". :eek::rolleyes:
 
But shame, eish. He's a poor guy, you know. Only pulls in 30k a month. Needs to support the party lifestyle somehow. :rolleyes:

Still trying to figure out what Lynnette Johns means by "highly sort after". :eek::rolleyes:

He lives in an RDP house in the largely informal settlement of Masakhane, on the outskirts of the seaside village of Gansbaai.

Hmmm... me thinks that R30 000 is a little more than the cutoff of R3 500 for RDP Housing. So, he's a poacher and he's now stolen from the poor! Viva ANC! Viva revolution! The Struggle has been replaced by the struggle for oneself.
 
One of Kalolo's neighbours commented about the ANC leader: "He always wears nice clothing, very nice clothing, he is a rich man who is always partying and has lots of women."

He is living the ANC african dream!
 
He must be not guilty. His council will no doubt argue that:

1. It wasn't him in the vehicle and that any evidence so showing is tainted
2. The perlemoen were placed in the car by the forces of darkness.
3. That the illegal telephone taps in their possession show that the Apartheid regime was to blame
4. That as a struggle minister he was not out for personal gain, but acted for the good of the party
 
He must be not guilty. His council will no doubt argue that:

1. It wasn't him in the vehicle and that any evidence so showing is tainted
2. The perlemoen were placed in the car by the forces of darkness.
3. That the illegal telephone taps in their possession show that the Apartheid regime was to blame
4. That as a struggle minister he was not out for personal gain, but acted for the good of the party

Don't even fscking joke!
 
He must be not guilty. His council will no doubt argue that:

1. It wasn't him in the vehicle and that any evidence so showing is tainted
2. The perlemoen were placed in the car by the forces of darkness.
3. That the illegal telephone taps in their possession show that the Apartheid regime was to blame
4. That as a struggle minister he was not out for personal gain, but acted for the good of the party

:DPerfect!:D
 
He must be not guilty. His council will no doubt argue that:

1. It wasn't him in the vehicle and that any evidence so showing is tainted
2. The perlemoen were placed in the car by the forces of darkness.
3. That the illegal telephone taps in their possession show that the Apartheid regime was to blame
4. That as a struggle minister he was not out for personal gain, but acted for the good of the party

:D

See you've got the ANC scumbags sussed out.
 
First Eskom fell behind..:eek:.. hospitals inadequate..:eek:.. then the prisons got too small..:eek:.. where are we going to put the ANC leaders & all their supporters :D
 
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