ToxicBunny
Oi! Leave me out of this...
Wow... you make some seriously outrageous claims but it's not surprising with your NWO conspiracy theory belief...
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Why Absa dumped the Guptas
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supersunbird
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There is always businnes supporting political party or individuals. Why did you drop Mbeki's house story, as he resigned?
Me? I was in my 20s and had other things on my mind, like trying to get a job
Mbekis house? Tell us more...
It was lot of coverage in mass media before he resigned, just search archives.
scudsucker
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Given sajunky's posts, it's going to be a bad year for grammar, punctuation and sentence structure.
And a worse one for logic.
My grammar comes out, typical when running out of arguments.
One word: ^%$*sucker, banks will no pay for poor job.
Correction, you are without grammar, there is no grammar coming out of you, but that is off topic for this thread.
Your "sucker" (fl)utterance lacks context.sajunky please tell us what happens when you click on this link.
ToxicBunny
Oi! Leave me out of this...
Randy_The_Squirrel
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Back on topic...
So according to them they do these due diligence things and then decided whose accounts they will close. The problem I have is they did this as the news broke, not before. So they discredit themselves. What about all the other hot potatoes with accounts?
There is no consistency nor is there any procedural fairness.
So according to them they do these due diligence things and then decided whose accounts they will close. The problem I have is they did this as the news broke, not before. So they discredit themselves. What about all the other hot potatoes with accounts?
There is no consistency nor is there any procedural fairness.
LOLZ...
Guptas are the victim of government's own bank regulation. Delicious, beautiful irony.
BTW you really don't have any idea what your talking about. But enjoy.
even with jz sending the legislation back, banks (the big 4 at least) largely adhere to international norms because they have to deal with those banks. we are not an island so our banks cannot ignore what is happening internationally.
an ongoing process
which news specifically are you referring to?
have they had transactions flagged by fic?
give cases of inconsistency
Local law is above international law. If bankers want to continue conspiring against local law using their international spying network, they should perhaps to consider a fact that Malema by example have some plans specific to the private banks.
they should perhaps to consider a fact that Malema by example have some plans specific to the private banks.
I suppose that gives you a warm fuzzy feeling comrade?
Sinbad
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I think your tinfoil hat is on too tight and is restricting blood flow to your brainLocal law is above international law. If bankers want to continue conspiring against local law using their international spying network, they should perhaps to consider a fact that Malema by example have some plans specific to the private banks.
Did you intend to say that local laws take precedence over international laws?
That's some funky smelling junky you've got there.
they should perhaps to consider a fact that Malema by example have some plans specific to the private banks.
You really should make that your forum signature.
It would serve as a warning that you randomly combine words to make nonsensical constructs, and that it is a monumental waste of time trying to make sense of your posts that are completely illogical.
Zuma is your comrade and democratically elected president. Bankers don't like him, they tried to unseat Zuma as Guptas brought to South Africa highly efficient business. By example you enjoy goods with affordable picing from their online portal. With Guptas securing more government contracts they are a treat for established inner circle elite, particularly in the mining sector. Bankers do what they always do, protecting the inner circle but silently. This time they exposed themself and acted directly - on the last final stroke. They cut Zuma's throat, but he survived. Next few months will be very interesing...
Malema in the long term will be trying to die for Zuma (as he already pronounced), just currently he is doing destructive job to get founds for his party. You must remember that this money most likely come - again - from bankers). And his agenda is very clear - no private banks, it is why my comment.
Exactly