More signs SA is going down down down

You to are pathetic. My 10 year old sister can outclass you in a debate.:rolleyes:

Again, a personal attack because your own logic and ability to debate is inadequate.
Hardly a surprise there.


oh, btw: its "too" not "to" i.e. "You too are pathetic".
 
Yeah, It not what the current situation is it is more what the future predicts.

It will take 6-10 Years to build and commission a new power station. Do you see one in progress.

As a matter of fact i do. The recomissioning of the Komati power station will add 7500MW to Eskom's current generation of 38000MW. This is in progress as we speak. By the end of the year this station will be in operation.
 
As a matter of fact i do. The recomissioning of the Komati power station will add 7500MW to Eskom's current generation of 38000MW. This is in progress as we speak. By the end of the year this station will be in operation.

He said "new". :rolleyes:
 
Within minutes, thousands of looters were running through the streets, breaking glass and ransacking stores. Hundreds of police officers were injured in rioting. More than 1,000 arson fires destroyed hundreds of buildings. Nearly 4,000 people were arrested. Damage estimates topped $300 million in three hard-hit neighborhoods: the Upper West Side, East Harlem and downtown Brooklyn.

EISH.
 
12 years apart, and both 26 years or more before the one you mentioned.
Hardly equivalent to one a day.

More proof to disprove all this hot air in here. And this in your beloved England. Wow!!

http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=142682007:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

SHOPS and businesses in the city centre say they are losing out on thousands of pounds worth of trade after being hit by regular power cuts.

Dozens of traders in Frederick Street are thought to have been suffering from power blackouts for the past two years due to faults with a power cable supplying the area.
 
More proof to disprove all this hot air in here. And this in your beloved England. Wow!!

http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=142682007:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

SHOPS and businesses in the city centre say they are losing out on thousands of pounds worth of trade after being hit by regular power cuts.

Dozens of traders in Frederick Street are thought to have been suffering from power blackouts for the past two years due to faults with a power cable supplying the area.

1) it's in Scotland
2) It's one street

Again, hardly the same as an entire suburb.
 
What's your point?

When a specific question is raised, and an answer provided that is not related to the question, then that answer is not pertinent.

Does that make sense, or should I use smaller words?
 
The USA's blackouts affected 50 million people. Hardly the same as one suburb.

I see you are resorting to a circular argument. I believe I have already responded to that link of yours, your response being I argue like your ten year old sister.

Either make an intelligent post in response to that post of mine, or stop with the futile mutterings.
 
1) it's in Scotland
2) It's one street

Again, hardly the same as an entire suburb.
There's surely no worse feeling than the one of being an expart living on Fredderick Street in Scotland ...without power:D
 
I see you are resorting to a circular argument. I believe I have already responded to that link of yours, your response being I argue like your ten year old sister.

Either make an intelligent post in response to that post of mine, or stop with the futile mutterings.

You seem to have an excuse for everything that happens in other countries overseas that disprove your feelings of hatred for your country. You must truly be in a sad state of existence. All you see is doom and gloom in everything. Cheer up man!

I'm not gonna argue this issue anymore as it's pointless. You've made up your mind already that this country is finished. Let's just agree to disagree. Now do us all a favour, since you hate this place so much, why not emmigrate? You'll be happier, we'll have a little less negativity going around. Works out!
 
As a matter of fact i do. The recomissioning of the Komati power station will add 7500MW to Eskom's current generation of 38000MW. This is in progress as we speak. By the end of the year this station will be in operation.

do you believe that is enough for the expected future growth and needs?
 
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