SA Politics Thread Part 12

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Wtf is this about now?

The usual comments as expected, ja swaer
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Anti Afrikaners - maybe read the Propaganda24 article and watch the podcast.

Full List of Signatories for "Not in Our Name: Afrikaners Respond to the Misuse of Their Story in US Politics"The open letter, published on News24 on October 25, 2025, was signed by nearly 50 Afrikaans-speaking South Africans from various fields, including academia, journalism, law, theology, and public service. Below is the complete list of signatories as provided in the article, including their names and affiliations or descriptions where specified. They are presented in the order they appear in the original publication.
  • Anneliese Burgess, Journalist and writer
  • Rudi Buys, Leadership and Diversity Consultant
  • Prof Wannie Carstens, Extraordinary Professor, North-West University
  • Rev Andries Cilliers, Dutch Reformed Church
  • Prof Fanie Cloete, Emeritus Professor of Policy Management and Governance, Universities of Johannesburg and Stellenbosch
  • Prof Piet Croucamp, Associate Professor of Political Studies and International Relations, North-West University
  • Frederik de Jager, Writer
  • Louise du Plessis, Lawyers for Human Rights
  • Prof Pierre de Vos, Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Cape Town
  • Dr Stan du Plessis, Economist and CEO, Stadio
  • Max du Preez, Author and journalist
  • Louis Gaigher, Commissioning editor, Wits University Press
  • Rudolf Gouws, Economist
  • Ambassador Gert Grobler, Former South African diplomat
  • Chris Heymans, Freelance public affairs commentator
  • Gielie Hoffman, Management consultant, writer
  • Willem Kempen, Journalist
  • Dr Lindie Koorts, Historian, University of Pretoria
  • Nick Koornhof, Ex-Member of Parliament
  • Judge Johann Kriegler
  • Ruda Landman, Journalist and writer
  • JP Landman, Political and economic analyst
  • Barend La Grange, Community Development Specialist
  • Andrew le Roux, Business leader & board member
  • Prof Andre le Roux, UCT
  • Dr Pepe Marais, Chief Purpose and Vision Officer, Joe Public
  • Prof Martin Oosthuizen, Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Teaching and Learning at North-West University (NWU)
  • Chris Otto, Co-founder of the PSG Group and Chairman of Zeder Investments
  • Nina Overton-de Klerk, Emeritus Professor in Strategic Communication, University Johannesburg
  • Hans Pienaar, Writer
  • Truida Prekel, Innovation Catalyst
  • Dr Jurie Schoeman, Theologian and pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church
  • Leane Spangenberg, Legal advisor
  • Chris Spies, Peacebuilding and Mediation Specialist
  • Deborah Steinmar, Writer
  • Dr Susan Steynberg, Formerly UCT Deputy Director, Library Services
  • Dr Mareli Stolp, Pianist, and academic
  • Rev Dr Petrus Strijdom, Clergy and Theologian
  • Rev Rudi Swanepoel, Dutch Reformed Church
  • Jacob van Garderen, Human rights advocate
  • Prof AA van Niekerk, Professor emeritus of philosophy and Director emeritus of the Centre for Applied Ethics, Stellenbosch University
  • Prof Anthoni van Nieuwkerk, Professor of International Relations, UNISA
  • Ali van Wyk, Journalist
This list represents the full roster of individual signatories. The article notes that it was initiated by a core group, including lead authors Sandile van Tonder and Nosisa Ngani-Mposo, along with prominent figures like Eusebius McKaiser (broadcaster and author), though they are integrated into the collective endorsement above. For the original context, the full article is available on News24 (may require a subscription).
 
Anti Afrikaners - maybe read the Propaganda24 article and watch the podcast.

Full List of Signatories for "Not in Our Name: Afrikaners Respond to the Misuse of Their Story in US Politics"The open letter, published on News24 on October 25, 2025, was signed by nearly 50 Afrikaans-speaking South Africans from various fields, including academia, journalism, law, theology, and public service. Below is the complete list of signatories as provided in the article, including their names and affiliations or descriptions where specified. They are presented in the order they appear in the original publication.
  • Anneliese Burgess, Journalist and writer
  • Rudi Buys, Leadership and Diversity Consultant
  • Prof Wannie Carstens, Extraordinary Professor, North-West University
  • Rev Andries Cilliers, Dutch Reformed Church
  • Prof Fanie Cloete, Emeritus Professor of Policy Management and Governance, Universities of Johannesburg and Stellenbosch
  • Prof Piet Croucamp, Associate Professor of Political Studies and International Relations, North-West University
  • Frederik de Jager, Writer
  • Louise du Plessis, Lawyers for Human Rights
  • Prof Pierre de Vos, Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Cape Town
  • Dr Stan du Plessis, Economist and CEO, Stadio
  • Max du Preez, Author and journalist
  • Louis Gaigher, Commissioning editor, Wits University Press
  • Rudolf Gouws, Economist
  • Ambassador Gert Grobler, Former South African diplomat
  • Chris Heymans, Freelance public affairs commentator
  • Gielie Hoffman, Management consultant, writer
  • Willem Kempen, Journalist
  • Dr Lindie Koorts, Historian, University of Pretoria
  • Nick Koornhof, Ex-Member of Parliament
  • Judge Johann Kriegler
  • Ruda Landman, Journalist and writer
  • JP Landman, Political and economic analyst
  • Barend La Grange, Community Development Specialist
  • Andrew le Roux, Business leader & board member
  • Prof Andre le Roux, UCT
  • Dr Pepe Marais, Chief Purpose and Vision Officer, Joe Public
  • Prof Martin Oosthuizen, Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Teaching and Learning at North-West University (NWU)
  • Chris Otto, Co-founder of the PSG Group and Chairman of Zeder Investments
  • Nina Overton-de Klerk, Emeritus Professor in Strategic Communication, University Johannesburg
  • Hans Pienaar, Writer
  • Truida Prekel, Innovation Catalyst
  • Dr Jurie Schoeman, Theologian and pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church
  • Leane Spangenberg, Legal advisor
  • Chris Spies, Peacebuilding and Mediation Specialist
  • Deborah Steinmar, Writer
  • Dr Susan Steynberg, Formerly UCT Deputy Director, Library Services
  • Dr Mareli Stolp, Pianist, and academic
  • Rev Dr Petrus Strijdom, Clergy and Theologian
  • Rev Rudi Swanepoel, Dutch Reformed Church
  • Jacob van Garderen, Human rights advocate
  • Prof AA van Niekerk, Professor emeritus of philosophy and Director emeritus of the Centre for Applied Ethics, Stellenbosch University
  • Prof Anthoni van Nieuwkerk, Professor of International Relations, UNISA
  • Ali van Wyk, Journalist
This list represents the full roster of individual signatories. The article notes that it was initiated by a core group, including lead authors Sandile van Tonder and Nosisa Ngani-Mposo, along with prominent figures like Eusebius McKaiser (broadcaster and author), though they are integrated into the collective endorsement above. For the original context, the full article is available on News24 (may require a subscription).
To quote myself:
It's true that AfriForum doesn't speak for all Afrikaners.

But neither do they. If you check the signatories, it's the usual suspects... Croucamp, Du Preez, De Vos, Steinmar...
 
Anti Afrikaners - maybe read the Propaganda24 article and watch the podcast.

Full List of Signatories for "Not in Our Name: Afrikaners Respond to the Misuse of Their Story in US Politics"The open letter, published on News24 on October 25, 2025, was signed by nearly 50 Afrikaans-speaking South Africans from various fields, including academia, journalism, law, theology, and public service. Below is the complete list of signatories as provided in the article, including their names and affiliations or descriptions where specified. They are presented in the order they appear in the original publication.
  • Anneliese Burgess, Journalist and writer
  • Rudi Buys, Leadership and Diversity Consultant
  • Prof Wannie Carstens, Extraordinary Professor, North-West University
  • Rev Andries Cilliers, Dutch Reformed Church
  • Prof Fanie Cloete, Emeritus Professor of Policy Management and Governance, Universities of Johannesburg and Stellenbosch
  • Prof Piet Croucamp, Associate Professor of Political Studies and International Relations, North-West University
  • Frederik de Jager, Writer
  • Louise du Plessis, Lawyers for Human Rights
  • Prof Pierre de Vos, Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Cape Town
  • Dr Stan du Plessis, Economist and CEO, Stadio
  • Max du Preez, Author and journalist
  • Louis Gaigher, Commissioning editor, Wits University Press
  • Rudolf Gouws, Economist
  • Ambassador Gert Grobler, Former South African diplomat
  • Chris Heymans, Freelance public affairs commentator
  • Gielie Hoffman, Management consultant, writer
  • Willem Kempen, Journalist
  • Dr Lindie Koorts, Historian, University of Pretoria
  • Nick Koornhof, Ex-Member of Parliament
  • Judge Johann Kriegler
  • Ruda Landman, Journalist and writer
  • JP Landman, Political and economic analyst
  • Barend La Grange, Community Development Specialist
  • Andrew le Roux, Business leader & board member
  • Prof Andre le Roux, UCT
  • Dr Pepe Marais, Chief Purpose and Vision Officer, Joe Public
  • Prof Martin Oosthuizen, Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Teaching and Learning at North-West University (NWU)
  • Chris Otto, Co-founder of the PSG Group and Chairman of Zeder Investments
  • Nina Overton-de Klerk, Emeritus Professor in Strategic Communication, University Johannesburg
  • Hans Pienaar, Writer
  • Truida Prekel, Innovation Catalyst
  • Dr Jurie Schoeman, Theologian and pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church
  • Leane Spangenberg, Legal advisor
  • Chris Spies, Peacebuilding and Mediation Specialist
  • Deborah Steinmar, Writer
  • Dr Susan Steynberg, Formerly UCT Deputy Director, Library Services
  • Dr Mareli Stolp, Pianist, and academic
  • Rev Dr Petrus Strijdom, Clergy and Theologian
  • Rev Rudi Swanepoel, Dutch Reformed Church
  • Jacob van Garderen, Human rights advocate
  • Prof AA van Niekerk, Professor emeritus of philosophy and Director emeritus of the Centre for Applied Ethics, Stellenbosch University
  • Prof Anthoni van Nieuwkerk, Professor of International Relations, UNISA
  • Ali van Wyk, Journalist
This list represents the full roster of individual signatories. The article notes that it was initiated by a core group, including lead authors Sandile van Tonder and Nosisa Ngani-Mposo, along with prominent figures like Eusebius McKaiser (broadcaster and author), though they are integrated into the collective endorsement above. For the original context, the full article is available on News24 (may require a subscription).
What a bunch of traitors.
 
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