Leon Botha

Soli Deo gloria.

[Leon Botha @LeonBot98206561]

Anna Elizabeth Steenkamp ( gebore Retief ) se getuienis van hul trek. Haar pa was Piet Retief se ouer broer Francois Retief. Soos verskyn in Ons geskiedenis in ons taal 1895.

[Leon Botha @LeonBot98206561]

@CyrilRamaphosa Eh we lowered the standards, more people passed. Dom doos

[Leon Botha @LeonBot98206561]

@CyrilRamaphosa Your handling of Starlink says otherwise.

[AfriForum @afriforum]

Kaderontplooiing in Noordwes lei tot R417 miljoen-vermorsing – AfriForum dring aan op ondersoek https://t.co/T3FA57clxu

[Willem Petzer @willempet]

Dean Macpherson plans luxury holidays to LGBT hotspots in Europe with his boyfriend, then fabricates a 'government meeting' to get taxpayers to foot the bill — only to skip said meeting and galavant around with his partner anyway?

What is going on with DA ministers wasting our money like this?

https://t.co/yNhOqOboeq

[Aaron @LibertarianZA]

When I posted a comment about the state of South Africa House in Trafalgar Square two years ago, I received a flood of replies accusing me of lying and being a racist.

This is a bittersweet exoneration - nobody wants to see how South Africa has declined but at least it should awaken some to the denialism and who is really lying.

https://t.co/HWDn93wnhj

[Sean Strickland @SStricklandMMA]

This is why I am pro Christians.... America is a Christian nation.... Its that simple.. Its a worthy hill to die on.

[Leon Botha @LeonBot98206561]

Let them have it, it will force us to focus on important things

[Jaco Kleynhans @JacoKleynhans]

Solidarity: Government trying to hijack rugby

Solidarity condemns the announcement by Minister Parks Tau to declare the upcoming Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry 2026 Tour a protected event. This decision is a blatant abuse of power that opens the door to greater state control over private sporting events. It also increases costs and limits organisers’ freedom of choice.

Solidarity’s legal team is already submitting comments on the proposed regulations and will oppose the measures on all available legal grounds.

According to Theuns du Buisson, economic researcher at the Solidarity Research Institute (SRI), the government should not use this opportunity to impose controversial procurement requirements on private organisations.

“Our biggest concern is the attempt to impose BEE regulations and procurement requirements on the organisers of the All Black tour. Solidarity is already challenging the Public Procurement Act in court. Imposing these requirements on independent events while the Act is still being challenged makes no sense,” says Du Buisson.

According to Du Buisson, the decision amounts to the state being able to hijack a rugby tour for its own personal gain.

“Where does this decision leave businesses that have already signed contracts for supporter jerseys, marketing and other products? If the law is applied to its fullest extent, only 100% black-owned businesses may have the right to manufacture or sell Springbok supporter jerseys. Such an outcome is simply absurd.”

Solidarity also warns against the dangerous precedent this creates.

“Once a minister can declare anything to be in the ‘public interest’ and subsequently subject it to state procurement requirements, there is virtually no limit to state interference. Today it is rugby. Tomorrow the same principle could be applied to many other private events.”

Du Buisson further points out that the proposed requirements impose additional administrative burdens and costs on organisers.

“Mandatory impact reports to the minister and other regulatory requirements increase the cost of hosting major events. South Africa should encourage international sporting and cultural events, not deter them through excessive state control.”

Solidarity will continue to oppose these regulations and defend the principle that private events should not be hijacked by the state for political or ideological purposes. Our court case against the Public Procurement Act continues in the Constitutional Court.

[Takhaar @wcpretorius]

Justification of the Communist onslaught on the West (Christians), when you should be preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
A not in our name "Afrikaner" signatory.
Dubbele Judas.

[Martin van Staden @Martin_ASFL]

I am very happy that South African diplomacy is being privatised, thanks primarily to the efforts of the @SBeweging and its allies. Entrusting the foreign interests of South Africans to the comrades has been tried - and they failed.

[Leon Botha @LeonBot98206561]

@iamDonaldBrown Nah, he is just a skinny John Steenhuisen

[Spain is a shithole @fuckin___guy]

@chrischameleon Rooting for the underdog Morocco...

but whoever wins, Paris will burn tonight... that is for sure.

[сняis сндмеLеои @chrischameleon]

as a south african, and therefore an african, do i root for france or for morocco? because in the most race obsessed country in the world, the juggling of geography and race can become complicated. the french team is darker than the moroccan team, but morocco is in africa. the truth is, i’m rooting for morocco, but i don’t want it to be misconstrued as preference for paleness.

[Conscious Caracal 🇿🇦 @ConCaracal]

My nuutste meningstuk vir @MaroelaMedia gaan oor mites en feite oor grondbesit en grondhervorming in Suid-Afrika:

https://t.co/FiNBX9lXbp

[Andrew Torba @BasedTorba]

@megbasham

[Leon Botha @LeonBot98206561]

@AllBlacksalways @WhiteLionII1 @BothaMiriam Wamen

[Renaldo “Ngamla” Gouws 🇿🇦 @RenaldoGouws]

@PieterDuToit It's the only way you can win at the Press Code, hide your warped agenda behind OPINION PIECES so that you get that extra layer of protection of protected comment. Shameless.

[Frans de Klerk @FransdeKlerk77]

@lporiginalg Follow me for regular Orania updates

[Fortissax @FortySacks]

@lporiginalg “There are still liberals in South Africa” might be the most bone chilling, biggest indictment against people who think the masses just “need to wake up”

[Leon Botha @LeonBot98206561]

And a beautiful building it was...

[WSM @TheJaundicedEye]

South Africa House has graced Trafalgar Square for almost a century, since 1933. Now it's a squat, reeking of urine and falling to bits. Another great achievement by the ANC...