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What have this got to do with heralding criminals as martyrs of the ANC society.
What have this got to do with heralding criminals as martyrs of the ANC society.
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Yengeni critics 'defending apartheid'
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simple_simon
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if you had any inclination that the "blame apartheid" attack would dissapear.....you are horribly delusional
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This is what I ahte about SA. If someone in the ruling party does something you can't object or comment negatively on their behaviour. If you do, then you are automatically agaisnt the party, racist and a supporter of the apartheid regime.
FFS....when will idiots stop making comments like this....or IS IT just "African" (entire african continent) to be generally corrupt and is it expected that when you cooupy a public office that you will line your own pockets......
FFS....when will idiots stop making comments like this....or IS IT just "African" (entire african continent) to be generally corrupt and is it expected that when you cooupy a public office that you will line your own pockets......
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i have a theory, if the south african public is as tough on politicians as they are on sportsmen, then we would of been a 1st world country by now
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How to further disadvantage yourself 101:
Blame all your problems on everyone else.
Blame all your problems on everyone else.
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Or if we were as hard on politicians as they are on sports coaches...
if they could apply that effort to the real issues...
Just heard it on the news. They asked Justice Malala - e news political analyst about the Tony thing and he says "it seems there are 2 different treatments for the rich and powerful and the poor". So this educated man is also for the apartheid era? Because of his criticism of the preferential treatment of Tony? give me a break...
Final thing. He also made a good point talking about which other prisoners gets received, visited by and sent of by the Correctional services head honcho? Pfffttt is all i can say!
Final thing. He also made a good point talking about which other prisoners gets received, visited by and sent of by the Correctional services head honcho? Pfffttt is all i can say!
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It is just the size of the cookie jar that differs.
Size does count. He He He
Size does count. He He He
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interesting comments from golden miles bhudu
'Good riddance' to Yengeni
2007-01-15 13:00:38
Johannesburg - Former ANC chief whip Tony Yengeni's early release is good riddance, said the SA Prisoners' Organisation for Human Rights (Sapohr) on Monday.
Sapohr president Golden Miles Bhudu welcomed convicted fraudster Yengeni's early release and that the organisation did not have the time to comment on his "childish, arrogant and spoiled brat behaviour and misconduct".
http://www.24.com/news/?p=ra&i=388386
well said, gmb!
'Good riddance' to Yengeni
2007-01-15 13:00:38
Johannesburg - Former ANC chief whip Tony Yengeni's early release is good riddance, said the SA Prisoners' Organisation for Human Rights (Sapohr) on Monday.
Sapohr president Golden Miles Bhudu welcomed convicted fraudster Yengeni's early release and that the organisation did not have the time to comment on his "childish, arrogant and spoiled brat behaviour and misconduct".
http://www.24.com/news/?p=ra&i=388386
well said, gmb!