SA Politics Thread Part 10 : The GNU Has Crashed

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Solarion said:
It's a Twitter post without any backing of any official investigative due process. The honorable DA members cannot go chasing after social media posts all day they have a country to run.
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It's a fact, clearly not a fact you are able to handle but still a fan to nonetheless.
 
Solarion said:
Colonel William M. “Chris” Wyatt (Ret.) stands as a towering figure in U.S.-Africa relations, with a distinguished military career spanning over 36 years. A retired U.S. Army officer, Wyatt dedicated much of his service to Sub-Saharan Africa, where he navigated complex security landscapes as a military intelligence expert and Foreign Area Officer. From Tunisia to Ethiopia, his assignments took him across the continent, serving in roles such as Senior Defense Representative, Security Assistance Officer, and Attaché. Notably, he acted as the Senior Military Advisor to the U.S. Mission to the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, cementing his reputation as a bridge between military strategy and diplomatic engagement. His work touched on critical operations—evacuations in South Sudan, countering the Lord’s Resistance Army, and managing troop dynamics in the Central African Republic—reflecting a career intertwined with both humanitarian imperatives and strategic foresight.

Beyond the battlefield, Wyatt’s intellectual contributions have enriched the discourse on African politics and security. Holding a Master of Science in International Relations from Troy University and a Master of Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army War College, he has channeled his expertise into thought-provoking analyses. His writings, including pieces like “A Closer Look at the ‘New’ U.S. Strategy for Africa” published in War Room (2019), showcase a deep understanding of the continent’s geopolitical currents. While he may not have penned a shelf full of books, his articles, interviews, and professional insights have made him a respected voice in the field. Since retiring, Wyatt has continued to shape perspectives through consulting, commentary, and platforms like his YouTube channel, where he dissects global security issues with a seasoned eye.

Wyatt’s legacy is one of service and scholarship, blending boots-on-the-ground experience with a nuanced grasp of Africa’s challenges and opportunities. Whether advising policymakers or unpacking regional dynamics for a broader audience, he remains a steadfast advocate for informed engagement with a continent he knows intimately. His story is a testament to the power of dedication—decades spent not just observing Africa’s evolution, but actively contributing to its stability and the United States’ role within it.
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oh my
seems like that was authored by some praise singer !
 
ToxicBunny said:
I think he might shed a tear at the waste of municipal resources to make some jumped up politician feel important.
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It's a good thing. Those metro cops would probably be harrassing some citizen somewhere. This gives people a break from their stinking attitudes.
 
TheChamp said:
A DA Minister? No. Going by all the noise they have made before about oversea trips, no DA Minister or MP should ever set foot out of SA, the must hold all the overseas meetings virtually to show that they care about taxpayers money.
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did taxpayers fund the trip ?
seems highly unlikely given there were a number of political parties involved
 
TheChamp said:
It's a fact, clearly not a fact you are able to handle but still a fan to nonetheless.
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Nah, it's ASA propaganda, produced by Herman Mashaba to try to rationalise ASA's partnership with the ANC in Tshwane.
 
Useless comrades in charge. Do we expect anything less? And them we have low-information forumites telling us that the public sector isn't so bad.

www.moneyweb.co.za

Master’s offices left rudderless due to lack of … masters

And other key appointments, exacerbating the already dire state of affairs in the busiest offices.
www.moneyweb.co.za www.moneyweb.co.za

Several master’s offices, including the busiest of all, the Johannesburg Master of the High Court, have literally ground to a halt for almost two weeks after being left rudderless.

Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Mmamoloko Kubayi has neglected to renew or appoint key positions in these offices, including the appointment of a chief master and heads of office or acting heads for at least six master’s offices when their terms expired at the end of March.
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MalcomZ said:
Oh I'm not the racist here newbie, go through the previous threads, really go through them because if not, I will and will quote some in the mob very glad to be racist just for the sake of it.

South Africa is unequal due to apartheid and that must change, now not tommorow. If that makes me "racist" according to faceless whites on the MyBB thread who love the inequality and enjoy seeing blacks as domestic workers, gardeners or hawkers selling fruits and veggies in the cold and rain just to get by, then run with it, whatever helps you sleep better at night. 🙂
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Ok, we have inequality, which I am sure many will acknowledge is partially due to apartheid. Is your solution to take the wealth away from evil whites and give it to the new black elite? Would it not be better to create employment and opportunities for the less advantaged to help catch up? How does breaking down everything help anyone? Can you not see and acknowledge all the decay and chaos that the ANC has created in the last 35 years? How has the rout of the education standards and the introduction of the 30% matric helped people out of poverty?
 
Captain Slog said:
Ok, we have inequality, which I am sure many will acknowledge is partially due to apartheid. Is your solution to take the wealth away from evil whites and give it to the new black elite? Would it not be better to create employment and opportunities for the less advantaged to help catch up? How does breaking down everything help anyone? Can you not see and acknowledge all the decay and chaos that the ANC has created in the last 35 years? How has the rout of the education standards and the introduction of the 30% matric helped people out of poverty?
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It's easier and much more relaxing to just put him on ignore, the more who do, the more he'll just be talking to an empty space.
 
Lupus said:
It's easier and much more relaxing to just put him on ignore, the more who do, the more he'll just be talking to an empty space.
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It astounds me that people can still think like he appears to. I am sure he is just a troll or someone trying to undermine the reputation of the ANC. I pondered the last option and decided that it was not it, they are doing a sterling job themselves already!
 
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