Saw this on FB. Good job.
I would like to thank Officer Diedre Thomas and her team for their heartfelt assistance this afternoon.
My baby was sobbing in the back seat as I was driving down Stellenbosch Arterial.
I was tempted to locate a spot and stop, but knowing that Wesbank is not one of the safest townships, I was reluctant to stop and check on my baby.
Closer to Engen M12 Motors filling station, I saw a team of law enforcement officers, and I parked in front of them to check on my baby.
My baby was screaming very loudly, and an officer came to assist.
She called her team to come and escort me. She sat in the back seat to comfort my baby, singing 'Twinkle twinkle little star⭐️'.
On arrival at home, they wanted to make sure that my baby was fine.
Please help make this woman trend for the right reasons. Respect to you, Officer Diedre Thomas.
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Please retweet to help the owner of this stray dog found #MANCHESTER#UK This dog is now at Manchester Dogs Home, found on Hyde Road #M28#Walkden
Chipped but not up to date
Do you know this dog ? If so, please call our contact centre on 0161793 2500
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Council reference for this dog - J46478
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State Capture 2.0
"The National Health Insurance (NHI) plan is not a lifeline for South Africa's broken health care system. It is a carefully engineered ploy to centralise control of more than R1-trillion"
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“Hi guys, have you eaten with us before? Okay, let me explain the concept. If you scan the QR code you’ll see a menu with a selection of small plates that come out in no particular order. We suggest ordering 3-4 each, even though each one costs the same as a regular main course. Just to let you know, the plates, some of which will actually be roof tiles or chopping boards, will require more room than the table provides. Seeing as there are two of you, we’ll make sure each dish contains three items. The meal will cost three figures and you won’t be full.
“At the end you can pay the bill via another QR code, and that bill will include a service charge, but then we’ll ask if you also want to tip an extra 12, 15, or 20 percent on top of that, so hopefully you’ll get confused and tip twice. You’ll also incur a £1 admin charge for paying via the QR code. Can I get you any bread for the table for a £5 charge I’m not going to mention?”
There’s a fantastic moment in Terry Pratchett’s Hogfather where a woman asks Death what is the purpose of fantasy, and Death replies, “HUMANS NEED FANTASY TO BE HUMAN. TO BE THE PLACE WHERE THE RISING ANGEL MEETS THE FALLING APE.” Fiction is not frivolous, it’s essential.
A South African member of parliament.. agreeing that "plaas moord" (farm murders) is a way of removing South African farmers from their land. And this accepted as just "discourse".
Dear @SAHRCommission, will you be taking this blatant hate speech, by a Member of Parliament, to the Equality Court or is that only reserved for "some" people?
Can I please ask that you lay a complaint on their website so that they can't ignore it. You can do so by following this link: https://t.co/oiJbiwMVxM
Details you will need:
His email: [email protected]
His tweet to put in the explanation: https://t.co/RL2PmtoFrM
What outcome do you want: For the SAHRC to take him to the Equality Court for Hate Speech.
Dear @GovernmentZA, no one needs to be sanctioned. Just stop your land expropriation, Bela and NHI bullshit. Stop your race obsessed laws and policies. Put SA first, stop stealing from tax payers and choose better global friends. It will dent your personal pockets a bit, but trust me it will work wonders for the country you promised to protect and serve.
Did you know about 102 years ago there were no public or government Afrikaans schools in SA?
The gov of the day refused to establish such schools and Afrikaans children in public academical facilities were ridiculed and forced to wear signs hanging from their necks labeling them donkeys.
The Afrikaner, however decided that their children will have an Afrikaans education whether the state liked it or not. Thus they turned to their homes and started the first Afrikaans school at a house. 3 Teachers were employed by the group of parents -all three did not study in Afrikaans, since there were no Afrikaans education available at the time and Afrikaans were not even recognized as a language yet (that only happened 2 years later).
Naturally there were also no resources in Afrikaans such as textbooks.
These 3 teachers took it upon themselves to develop the non language Afrikaans, as it was in that time, academically and so they created and developed terminology and technical subject jargon in Afrikaans that they could use to teach their pupils.
This was done in a very hostile environment and without any state funding or resources.
In a house with only 3 determined teachers, a few hands full of pupils and parents who decided they do not need the government, one of the richest academical languages began to grow and as a result delivered some of the greatest minds of our time.
Please note that this was not a time of abundance for the Afrikaner. There were an extreme amount of orphans after the war, debt especially due to taxes and farms left without any livestock or seeds to plant and burnt down. Unemployment was almost the norm. It was a time of extreme poverty.
The Afrikaner’s solution: education because that is the only way out of poverty. Those who could not find a house or other building were they could be taught, went to “school” underneath a tree.
You can research the “Help Mekaar” movement where koeksisters were baked and sold along with almost everything one owned (given as donations) to generate funds for the Afrikaner community to pay certain debts etc. To the state were stupid barbarians and substandard humans.
Looking at this history and circumstances, I cannot comprehend why, in 30 years, with all the funds and resources at their disposal, the ANC-government did not develop all official languages in SA to that extent. I cannot understand why more schools weren’t built and why the education system has been plunged into a crisis where more futures are being ruined than are being built.
If a poor minority community who were actively oppressed at the time can achieve this, then surely majorities whose leaders have been voted into government and were ruling for 30 years (and is still in the presidential seat and running most departments and provincial governments) can achieve what the Afrikaners did and more?
It’s my mum’s funeral tomorrow. Next week I’ll make her chocolate and coffee cheesecake because it wouldn’t be Christmas without it. Recipe here in case you want to make it too (I don’t know whose recipe it was originally). I’d love to think of it brightening someone else’s day.
South Africa’s government says it will not help about 4,000 illegal miners inside a closed mine in the country’s North West province as part of an official policy against illegal mining. https://t.co/868yDKJD9x
When I was about 12 or 13, we had a neighbor a street over who walked to our house to ask if we would mind turning off our back porch light so he could use his telescope, then invited us to look. That was an incredibly cool experience that is solidly implanted in my memory.
David Zinn's temporary street drawings are composed entirely of chalk, charcoal and found objects, and are always improvised on location through a process known as “pareidolic anamorphosis” or “anamorphic pareidolia”.
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