Zuma charges dropped!!

So, where are we immigrating to?

This contradicts a post of mine in another thread, but maybe we should just all move to Namibia, build it up as a nation and then when South Africa is all fked up and the "ANC" moves to Namibia we just come back here...
 
You want an answer - who benefited from the trade agreements? The blacks in the townships? For your information your argument is not really worth any counter.

Trade agreements? I'm sure I was on the subject of you saying no crime and good infrastructure didn't benefit every South African.:confused:
 
This contradicts a post of mine in another thread, but maybe we should just all move to Namibia, build it up as a nation and then when South Africa is all fked up and the "ANC" moves to Namibia we just come back here...

Hmm, Botswana is doing well?:o
 
I'm so glad you were all entertained. I've really got to go now. But I'll take a curtain call before I leave. And yes boramk you can even take a win on the argument, enjoy the dummy prize. Cheers.
 
Just out of interest: had Nicholson decided against Zuma, would he now be branded anti-revolutionary? The tripartite alliance and ANCYL are about as fickle as a flip-flop; one day this way, the next day another way.
 
Ok, so the judgment today doesn't really count for anything, except that Zuma will be a free man for the next couple of months. If the NPA decides to prosecute him again, they can do so, and we should hope they do and pray the follow the right rules and regulations then. The problem is the NPA took a heavy knock today, and I doubt if they will prosecute Zuma again, and if they do, it will take months, even years, by that time Zuma will be president and most likely gave himself and the other involved in this scheme amnesty and they will all be free...
I don't know much about how the law works, but I just can't believe that he can get away with all the fraud... it is unbelievable...
 
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