SA Politics Thread Part 12

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The Greatest Liberation Movement of all time of course, 113 years is nie pap en vleis, but of course, it's something someone supporting a party born in 2000 would not understand.
Then why can't the GLM not do it in their birth place, the EC? Why do EC folks end up in the WC as problematic refugees?

Because it's the GL of wealth M - other peoples' wealth?

Mysteries of life in ZA ... not really.
 
Then why can't the GLM not do it in their birth place, the EC? Why do EC folks end up in the WC as problematic refugees?

Because it's the GL of wealth M - other peoples' wealth?

Mysteries of life in ZA ... not really.
Western Cape is South Africa Solomon, there is absolutely nothing odd about South Africans moving about in the land of their forefathers.
 
One my sources tells me there is a senior leader of Afriforum who has been stealing the organization's money, lowlife has even developed a belly and chubby cheeks from eating all the money, while placating the unsuspecting Afriforum members with tall tales.

The name of the senior leader starts with a K and his surname also starts with a K.
It would be Kak funny and apt if his middle name is K.
 
Western Cape is South Africa Solomon, there is absolutely nothing odd about South Africans moving about in the land of their forefathers.
As we pointed out previously, literacy does not equate to reading with comprehension.

Mysteries of life in ZA ... not really.

So why is the GLM unable to make a success of their biggest support base and birth place, the EC, which in turn results in a refugee crisis in the WC? :whistling:
 
Who cares about reasons? it's South Africa, it's their land, they don't need a reason.
I'm sure these okes would have loved to stay with their families in the EC, not migrate go brave the evil DA and bad service delivery you keep on telling us about in the WC. :whistling:
 
Who cares about reasons? it's South Africa, it's their land, they don't need a reason.
BUt they do have a reason. They moving to well run province where they have many more oppertonities because the party in charge knows how to govern. The EC is government by a bunch of 30% only interrest in lining their pockets.
 
One my sources tells me there is a senior leader of Afriforum who has been stealing the organization's money, lowlife has even developed a belly and chubby cheeks from eating all the money, while placating the unsuspecting Afriforum members with tall tales.

The name of the senior leader starts with a K and his surname also starts with a K.
You source paid by the state maybe?

 
To all the peeps who have been in the "what's the point of voting because we are a minority" camp since 1994, now is the time to get registered, I'm sure DA (or coalition of sane ideologies) can get 50%+ in next elections if you all come out and vote, mainly because the ANC voters will stay at home because now they are thinking "what's the point, apartheid was better, but we can't vote for a white".
 
Western Cape is South Africa Solomon, there is absolutely nothing odd about South Africans moving about in the land of their forefathers.

Their forefathers only moved when forced by the stronger forefathers of other tribes, who wanted better land and stole it from the weaker tribes. It's how the mFengu ended up where they are in the EC, and the Ndebele ended up where they are. History doesn't seem to be your strong point, along with reading for comprehension. Do you now see why a 30% education is not a good idea?
 

China has also issued a travel warning for South Africa:

Other nations, like the U.S. and China, have also issued similar advisories concerning security in South Africa.

 
One my sources tells me there is a senior leader of Afriforum who has been stealing the organization's money, lowlife has even developed a belly and chubby cheeks from eating all the money, while placating the unsuspecting Afriforum members with tall tales.

The name of the senior leader starts with a K and his surname also starts with a K.

Oh, look Champy, It's a stitch up by the SSA and DIRCO, using taxpayer money to pay the media to discredit a civil rights organisation. Now, where have we seen dirty tricks like this before, about 40 years ago?

And you fell for it. Your handler should supply the background story so that you can defend your narrative. But maybe your security clearance isn't high enough, your credibility is low, and considered expendable?

AfriForum has made sensational allegations that the State Security Agency (SSA) and the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) were paying unnamed journalists to discredit the lobby body.

 
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