SA Politics Thread Part 12

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The_Right_Honourable_Brit said:
Hearing reports from Knysna about severe water shortages during prime holiday season --- can't wait for the coalition of doom (ANC-EFF-PA) to be voted out next year! Unfortunately, DA voters got complacent in 2021....that won't happen next year.
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What's the by-election trend there over the year? Or any previous ones?
 
R13... said:
I am not sure why you are quoting me. Second, your confusion confuses me. The passages you quote speak for themselves, what is your trouble, Koning Witou?
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I'll type slowly with pics for you ...

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The Kenyans were trained for the job and already doing the work back home, it was quicker to move part of the operation than start from scratch locally. That was the explanation when this stuff started.
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You posted this:

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I replied, juxtaposed the one part in the article you quoted with another part in a rhetorical question.

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You've just proven how gullible some people are. Do you have a New24 subs? If not I can get one, cheap cheap ;)
 
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I'll type slowly with pics for you ...

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You posted this:

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I replied, juxtaposed the one part in the article you quoted with another part in a rhetorical question.

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You've just proven how gullible some people are. Do you have a New24 subs? If not I can get one, cheap cheap ;)
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You're your usual vague self, Solomon.
The Kenyans were trained in the mindless clerical job. There is no contradiction here, my dear Solomon. Being trained doesn't mean some special rare skill in filling out forms.
 
R13... said:
You're your usual vague self, Solomon.
The Kenyans were trained in the mindless clerical job. There is no contradiction here, my dear Solomon. Being trained doesn't mean some special rare skill in filling out forms.
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I guess the article did not mention potential bias then?

I led the horse to the water, but it died of thirst.
 
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I guess the article did not mention potential bias then?

I led the horse to the water, but it died of thirst.
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I also pointed in my post that perhaps they can ask Afrisol to provide staff. Else fly them to Kenya or the US. The whole thing is highly irregular anyway. If they're ignoring rules, then they can fly them out for interviews in Kenya.
 
R13... said:
I also pointed in my post that perhaps they can ask Afrisol to provide staff. Else fly them to Kenya or the US. The whole thing is highly irregular anyway. If they're ignoring rules, then they can fly them out for interviews in Kenya.
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You actually said "locals". But that's not what I was pointing out, nor the font used or anything else, I was highlighting the manipulation of perception.
 
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TheChamp said:
We stand united against the fringe minority of right wingers, as soon as we have properly dealt with you all, we can go back to our differences.
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You and the greatest liberation patty on Earth have lost. Your voters are leaving. Your struggle rhetoric has nobody fooled. Cold war era dinosaurs have no purpose in the modern world. Step aside so we can start bulding a prosperous, unified nation. You are getting in the way.
 
Solarion said:
You and the greatest liberation patty on Earth have lost. Your voters are leaving. Your struggle rhetoric has nobody fooled. Cold war era dinosaurs have no purpose in the modern world. Step aside so we can start bulding a prosperous, unified nation. You are getting in the way.
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Where are the voters going?
 
The greatest liberation movement in history, playing fetch for ActionSA and DA. My vok marelize.
 
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