This man is among the handful of decision makers elected by you, dear South Africa, to lead our cowntry forward. He is one of the most influential politicians in the land. And he is a moron. And now South Africa is retarded.
This reprehensible parliamentarian, @Mngxitama2, should know that @afriforum’s legal team is coming for him in a big way. I have just instructed our legal team to determine the most appropriate legal course of action and proceed accordingly.
These hateful statements about an Afrikaner farmer who was brutally tortured are no political game. We are prepared to commit every resource necessary to ensure that he is brought to book.
You think deleting this will make it go away @Mngxitama2? You decided to be hateful and racist and mock someone fighting for their life.
I implore EVERYONE to report his post to the @SAHRCommission, and let's see what happens.
@ParliamentofRSA, at what point do you take action against members who swore an oath to the Constitution and to the people of this country?
Enough with the double standards!
Please keep saying things like this as loudly and as publicly as possible.
I fully encourage it. We wouldn’t want anyone to misunderstand what time it is.
Who owns Naspers?
In my latest video, I break down the Open Secrets report "Who Owns South Africa: Private Media" and look at the numbers behind South Africa's biggest media company, Naspers, and its news arm, Media24. Link in comments.
What I learnt:
* Naspers shareholders are denied access to documents which goes against the own companies memorandum of incorporation at Media24.
* CEO, since 2024 is Fabricio Bloisi and he's been incentivised with a "moonshot" payout valued at $100 million. Yes, dollars. That's R1 664 181 000 - R1.6 BILLION RAND, as at 30 October 2026 exchange rate.
This is the story of the R1.3 Trillion media giant, with government shareholdings sitting at 25%. This is how the narrative is captured, controlled...
We were nearly killed two days ago.
Settler-terrorist Tomer Liani bashed my head against the ground repeatedly, then the IDF and police blocked the ambulances and prevented hospitalisation.
All because we caught the settlers locking locking a gate to more than 20 Palestinian communities, trapping entire families.
We exposed Tomer Liani, Shimon Atia and Nevo Nadalski directly committing crimes against humanity in Masafer Yatta, and we were punished by the Israeli police and court for this.
Israeli state terrorism in the West Bank is at its peak, and the authorities are doing everything to keep Palestinian voices silent.
Listening to Bach’s Air on the G String feels like letting your mind slowly settle, your worries gently fade, and everything fall into harmony with the music’s peaceful flow.
was never just a song. It was the @MYANC's call to kill, with Malema positioned as the conduit through which the party could perpetuate the narrative of an ongoing armed struggle.
That said, the hate speech case against Malema was, I'm sorry to say, hopelessly bungled. Even in a country as institutionally compromised as South Africa, there have been multiple cases where, as we speak, he could be behind bars.
Increasingly, I'm coming to the conclusion that both sides of this political theatre need Malema. He serves as the perfect bogeyman: a convenient villain for one side to rally against and a useful political weapon for the other to keep its own supporters mobilised.
There is undoubtedly a connection between the song and farm murders. The question now is simple: what, if anything, is going to be done to stop him?
Love is one of the greatest protections against demonic influences.
To understand why, we must first understand what happens within us.
Most people do not think as independently as they imagine.
Our thoughts are constantly shaped by fear, desire, public opinion, and the environment around us.
We believe we are thinking.
Often, we are merely reacting.
Dr Steiner therefore placed enormous importance on learning to master one's own thinking.
Choose a thought deliberately.
Hold it steadily.
Follow its inner logic.
Do not allow the mind from wandering.
Why does this matter?
Because an uncontrolled mind is easily influenced.
When entering an environment filled with dishonesty, cruelty, selfishness or destructive behaviour, we can unconsciously begin adopting the thoughts, emotions and attitudes around us.
The answer is not to withdraw from the world.
The answer is to develop an inner life that does not merely reflect its surroundings.
Love turns our attention away from ourselves and toward another being.
Instead of asking what we can gain, we become genuinely interested in the other person's existence.
This transforms how we perceive reality.
When someone wrongs you, fear sees an enemy.
Pride sees an insult.
Anger sees only faults.
But love allows you to see the whole human being.
You can recognise their weaknesses without becoming consumed by hatred.
Love is a force of cognition.
It allows us to enter the reality of another being rather than viewing everything through the lens of our own desires.
This is the deeper meaning of the Christ impulse.
Not simply belief.
Transformation.
The gradual overcoming of selfishness through freely chosen love.
As Scripture says:
"Perfect love casteth out fear." - 1 John 4:18
But love must be strengthened by disciplined thinking.
Let daily meditation shape your thinking, feeling and actions.
Over time, inner order replaces inner chaos.
Consciousness replaces reactivity.
Freedom replaces compulsion.
The goal is not to become afraid of darkness.
The goal is to become so inwardly awake that darkness no longer determines who you become.
Do not focus on protecting yourself from the world.
Develop so much love, clarity, and self-mastery that you no longer become like what surrounds you.
"The light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not." - John 1:5
Martin Hood says it straight:
“You will have to come and take them from us because your government cannot protect us from criminality and it seems we now need to protect ourselves from you and your officials unlawful and unconstitutional conduct.”
It should have been a beautiful Autumn day: clear blue sky and sunshine.
But no.
Hundreds of jet trails spread out and made an absolute mess of the sky. AGAIN.
And millions just ignored it and carried on as normal. AGAIN.
Not enough people care.
Nowhere near enough people care.
Too distracted
Too self-centred
Too naive.