SA Arms embargo against Israel

As I say; a second cold war is on the cards sooner than we think and SA is definately part of the 'eastern bloc' :mad:
 
Sackboy said:
We are part of the non-aligned group, so we support who we think will benefit us most. Opportunists.:p
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No! Beggers and suckers. We want the money but do not want to play the game. We beg money of the West then court the scum of the earth whilst bashing the Western alliances.

I guess the ol' "comrade" syndrome is still very prominent.
 
I'm convinced that RICA is being implemented partly at China's behest, so they can monitor and censor us regarding things like the Dalai Lama incident. 'Preventing crime' my ass.
 
marine1 said:
Yeah funny he calls himself a Jew but hates them so much. ;)
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what's him being a jew got to do with anything? lmao. Just means he is not a zionist.. and not a hypocrite.

Its interesting the embargo is in place though because in the past SA had LOTS of shady deals.. some with Israel in particular.

Sackboy said:
We are part of the non-aligned group, so we support who we think will benefit us most. Opportunists.:p
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We are and proudly so :p. What SA has done in the last what 15yrs? is still unbelievable to most especially while having unions. I don;t think there is another case where a country has caught up with the globalization game in the way SA has.
 
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krycor said:
what's him being a jew got to do with anything? lmao. Just means he is not a zionist.. and not a hypocrite.
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No, means he is a sell out and he did it to have his bread buttered by his comrades. ;)

krycor said:
Its interesting the embargo is in place though because in the past SA had LOTS of shady deals.. some with Israel in particular.
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Well thanks to T bone this country is in a fine mess.
I never really understood how much damage one man did to this country.


krycor said:
We are and proudly so :p. What SA has done in the last what 15yrs? is still unbelievable to most especially while having unions. I don;t think there is another case where a country has caught up with the globalization game in the way SA has.
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The only thing we have done is have every single sector strike at just about the same time.
 
Mbeki's team did a great job digging our grave with the west, Burma at the security council, Iran?

Credit to Zuma, they seem to be trying to repair that relationship
 
Zumas an idiot, they will take advantage off that!!

"If you stand for nothing, youll fall for anything" - ?
 
Well just because people do not agree with Israeli's, does not mean they hate jews.

I do not agree with what the US government does, do you think i hate Americans? I do not agree with what the ANC does, does this mean i hate all blacks?

It's such a stupid way of thinking in my opinion.
 
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kasrils doesnt hate anyone he just loves money and power more than anything else

which is probably worse
greedy scumbag
 
marine1 said:
Yeah funny he calls himself a Jew but hates them so much. ;)
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Well he did shuffle about with Madiba singing "kill the white man" :erm:


nivek said:
kasrils doesnt hate anyone he just loves money and power more than anything else

which is probably worse
greedy scumbag
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Typical ANC official then. No surprise he doesn't like Israel
 
Given the actions, I'd rather NOT have the support of SA..

South Africa voted to disband the United Nations Human Rights Council investigation into war crimes in Sudan, last week in Geneva. I really can’t say it’s a surprise. South Africa’s international support for tyrants and their human rights abuses from Zimbabwe to Burma over the last few years are all well documented. But many influential commentators had hoped that Zuma may change course. This is obviously not to be the case.

What is interesting is that not all African countries followed South Africa’s lead. Mauritius and Zambia bravely voted for continued scrutiny of Sudan’s human rights violations, while Angola, Burkina Faso, Gabon, Ghana, Madagascar and Senegal all abstained.

After the resolution was thankfully passed and the investigator retained, the Ugandan representative in a rare display of disunity chastised fellow African countries that had sided with Sudan. He declared “From the Holocaust to the genocide in Rwanda, we are always reminded that never again should we allow these events to happen through inaction or political expediency”. He praised the Council’s resolution on Sudan, saying it “reasserted the credibility of the Council” and thanked Council members who “have acted with courage on their convictions.”

Given our own history it seems unbelievable that it would be necessary, but President Zuma and the ANC would do well to listen to these wise words.

(UNWATCH)
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the sooner SA is removed from the UN security council the better
 
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