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This, not heard from this guy in many years, now he crawls out of the woodwork to defend the ANC and deflect.These ANC comebacks are all part of their PR (propaganda) wagon.
Unfortunately for them there are now more social content creators on Facebook and Tiktok promoting an anti-ANC agenda.
I wish his brother would join the DA. It blows my mind they have the same genes.This, not heard from this guy in many years, now he crawls out of the woodwork to defend the ANC and deflect.
I see Mbeki consulted the play book, but didn't he say all this last week already?
He was short of ok back in his day, recently he's lost his marbles and turned into the Zuma he hated...I wish his brother would join the DA. It blows my mind they have the same genes.
No, he has always been a polar opposite of his brother.He was short of ok back in his day, recently he's lost his marbles and turned into the Zuma he hated...
It's almost like there's an election coming up & the ANC's so worried/desperate they pulling in their "big guns" to come spin a good story for their votas, and what better way than an "elder" putting a counter-revolutionary white man in his place..This, not heard from this guy in many years, now he crawls out of the woodwork to defend the ANC and deflect.
Yeah not talking compared to his brother, compared to the general caliber of people in the ANC today.No, he has always been a polar opposite of his brother.
He fudged the Arm deal enquiry.
He got rid of specialised SAPS.
He let Zimbabwe implode.
He failed the AIDS policy.
Introduced African Excellence.
You can't fail more than this oke.
Ah, Eskom, I knew I was forgetting something. He refused to build more power stations when eskom warned him.Yeah not talking compared to his brother, compared to the general caliber of people in the ANC today.
AIDS - if you're dumb enough to believe in beetroot then you deserve whatever any pain coming your way.
Zimbabwe - the people of Zimbabwe let Zimbabwe implode by allowing a despot to rule. As much as we'd like to blame another country, the buck stops with them. Which international president is to blame for our woes?
The others - fair enough. And you can add ignoring Eskom to that list.
But also our economy was better than it ever was under him. A lot of people were able to improve their personal circumstances. He certainly did far better overall than anyone else they put forward, including Mandela...
Seriously? What a tragic, despicable thing to say. It was because HIV was denied and critical drugs were not brought into the country, and our top scientists were ignored, all the while, trying to push toxic Virodine as a solution.AIDS - if you're dumb enough to believe in beetroot then you deserve whatever any pain coming your way.
Like the 300 000 people who died from HIV? How about the orphaned children they left behind?But also our economy was better than it ever was under him. A lot of people were able to improve their personal circumstances. He certainly did far better overall than anyone else they put forward, including Mandela...
This is where the crime wave is coming from imho.Seriously? What a tragic, despicable thing to say. It was because HIV was denied and critical drugs were not brought into the country, and our top scientists were ignored, all the while, trying to push toxic Virodine as a solution.
Like the 300 000 people who died from HIV? How about the orphaned children they left behind?
Way to miss the point. Would you rather be bickering over AIDS and Zim, or all the kak we have going on now thanks to his successor?Seriously? What a tragic, despicable thing to say. It was because HIV was denied and critical drugs were not brought into the country, and our top scientists were ignored, all the while, trying to push toxic Virodine as a solution.
Like the 300 000 people who died from HIV? How about the orphaned children they left behind?