Supervan II
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Is that English for Poesklap?I hope Trump pimp-slaps him
Cyril has two choices:
1. Double down on the anti-white race laws, watch more tax payers & investors leave the country & send South Africa into a death spiral.
2. Admit fault & drop the race crap. Tax payers stay, investors come back, more jobs created.
Tough choice.
"No, no, no, you can't go for a walk on your own here"....
24 hours ago, AfriForum's documentary exposing the race-mad South African government had 150 000 views on YouTube. Great.
18 hours ago, it had 100 000 views on X. Decent.
This morning, it stands at 26 million views on X and is still climbing.
The truth about South Africa is breaching containment, thanks to the bright spotlight shone by men like President Trump and Elon Musk.
All we can say is:Baie, baie dankie!
As great as that all is, it's of absolutely no significance.Just wanted to post that. Epic win. Pain is felt in Lootuli House.
South Africa even made Tousi TV breaking news channel.Looks like the message is now going global - it's FAFO time for Squiddel & his cANCerous thieving cadres...![]()
Is that Guatemala prison cell ? Wouldn't you love that ? Karma for white genocide and all that ?
Higher Education Ministry scraps SETA board appointments following nepotism claims, SA thanks EFF
?? It was the DA that brought it to parliament's attention...Well done to EFF for exposing this one. Now, they should just look at their leaderships.
MSN
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The useful idiots are going to have to work extra hard on this one, I see zapiro is starting early.LOL, the title says, Goodluck with that
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Nearly two decades later, Joburg is dealing with a controversial street name change that, if it goes ahead, threatens to damage diplomatic relations with the US. It involves the renaming of Sandton Drive to Leila Khaled Drive, to honour a Palestinian militant who was involved in two aircraft hijackings in 1969 and 1970.
The DA, says Williams, is looking at possible fraud during the public participation process. This relates to the 70,000-odd signatures that were collected supposedly in support of the Khaled name change.
“They had no identifying, traceable details, no ID numbers, no address, no phone number, no e-mail address. We had asked for a forensic investigation into that,” says Williams.
But since Ramaphosa has got involved, Williams says, all is quiet. The presidency did not respond to requests for comment on how the engagement with the council is proceeding.
Steenhuisen praises Godongwana’s ‘wonderful’ Budget 3.0 work: ‘It’s going very, very well’