SA Politics Thread Part 10 : The GNU Has Crashed

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MalcomZ said:
The DA in government is bad news not just for the ANC but for South Africa.

The level of uncertainty has skyrocketed since they joined the GNU causing government to be paralyzed given the ANC doesn't have the gonads to kick them out.

More uncertainty and paralysis as long as the DA is in government.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1911274226998264149
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Your bias and support for rampant corruption is so evident.
 
semaphore said:
Dude, I built systems for the government they know everything about you. They could easily get the information if they needed it.
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Do you know for certain that the deeds office has access to these systems?
 
New GNU rules to be established that water down the DA's influence and strong reliance on the Statement of Intent. The draft rules for the GNU's dispute resolution committee which is led by the deputy president Mashatile, have stated that parties in the GNU will only need to pass a 'majority consensus' to pass legislation or resolve disputes.
 
Priapus said:
Do you know for certain that the deeds office has access to these systems?
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I’m not at liberty to say. NDA, but just assume so.

The DA are just using this as another lame tactic and I voted for these idiots.
 
semaphore said:
I’m not at liberty to say. NDA, but just assume so.

The DA are just using this as another lame tactic and I voted for these idiots.
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Then assuming they do (I mean discovery have access to some degree) so it’s not a stretch to think the deeds office do, either.

Then I tend to agree with you here. This is just a political PR stunt then.
 
MalcomZ said:
New GNU rules to be established that water down the DA's influence and strong reliance on the Statement of Intent. The draft rules for the GNU's dispute resolution committee which is led by the deputy president Mashatile, have stated that parties in the GNU will only need to pass a 'majority consensus' to pass legislation or resolve disputes.
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DA won’t agree to this so it’s another method to force the DA out - ANC will always have the majority in the dispute resolution committee, which just means it’s a rubber stamping process.

As we can see with the VAT increase, ANC are going to continue to struggle for every new policy, slowly giving away more and more to every party. IMO, the best approach for the ANC would be for the ANC and DA/EFF/MK (whoever they pick) to negotiate upfront on their non negotiable.
 
semaphore said:
Difference between you and me is I’m not biased or phased to call out the DA when they’re morons. You just go after them even for their good. Your agenda is clear as day.
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🤣

Regardless of your hogwash, the DA is leaving the GNU because they are incompatible to govern with black people and black parties simply because even at 21%, they still see fit to call the shots or have equal power with parties twice as big as them.

I'm never huffing and puffing here because I live in a well grounded reality about South Africa and it's affairs, those always huffing and puffing here think SA is like X and when the president says no, it is actually Y and we need to do Z, they huff and puff from their deluded echo chambers.
 
MalcomZ said:
The DA in government is bad news not just for the ANC but for South Africa.

The level of uncertainty has skyrocketed since they joined the GNU causing government to be paralyzed given the ANC doesn't have the gonads to kick them out.

More uncertainty and paralysis as long as the DA is in government.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1911274226998264149
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So in one of many other spam posts, you claim RETard Mashatile is claiming the upper hand over Ramaphosa yet this suggests otherwise. I guess you are too intellectually challenged to realise this.
 
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The_Right_Honourable_Brit said:
I see the usual spam from our intellectually challenged political analyst has begun.

On the tweet above - Lol Sunday World. Hardly any credibility. Desperate stuff.
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Saying this while you and the other mods in the gang here ban people who disagree with the DA is insane.

But I'll just keep these screenshots for later when I take it to X that Mybroadband.co.za let's mods ban anyone who lambasts the DA and it's nonsense. 🙂
 

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The_Right_Honourable_Brit said:
So in one of many other spam posts, you claim RETard Mashatile is claiming the upper hand over Ramaphosa yet this suggests otherwise. I guess you are too intellectually challenged to realise this.
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Stupid mod of the MyBB gang, Mashatile's faction has the upper hand else the full BELA wouldn't have gone through, Cyril wouldn't have been forced to pass the EWC Bill as well as Cyril and Mbalula trying to call Panyaza to a hearing because he won't work with the silly DA, a hearing Mashatile thwarted.

Having the upper hand doesn't mean you snap your fingers and what you want happens, it means you have the advantage to win and Mashatile has been winning over Cyril/DA hence why I say the DA is leaving the GNU, it's only a matter of time.
 
Roger Banana said:
DA won’t agree to this so it’s another method to force the DA out - ANC will always have the majority in the dispute resolution committee, which just means it’s a rubber stamping process.

As we can see with the VAT increase, ANC are going to continue to struggle for every new policy, slowly giving away more and more to every party. IMO, the best approach for the ANC would be for the ANC and DA/EFF/MK (whoever they pick) to negotiate upfront on their non negotiable.
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Correct.

But this comes after the entitled comments made by John Matriculant of the DA that they want to stay in the GNU, but only if they get legitimate equal power sharing with the ANC.

This is Mashatile/ANC's response to him. 🤣
 
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