Hermanus

Geloof, hoop, liefde en kontantvloei.

[Manikivana @Manikipi]

On the night when they heard their savings had been stolen by Malema, Floyd & others, they went to VBS & slept on the floor to get little that was left. 9yrs later still no justice for them. Instead, Malema runs a good EFF business which sends him to Gucci, LV, Durban July etc.

[Anton50 @AntonFoooker50]

ANC interviews Andile Lungisa for Nelson Mandela Bay mayor. A convicted criminal is their best candidate for a mayor's position. Have you no shame, @CyrilRamaphosa, every appointment the ANC makes is a convited criminal or fraud accused cadre. You are not serious when you and the fukker @MbalulaFikile says the ANC is rooting out corruption and cadres guilty of crimes or accused of crimes will not serve in government. Do you Cyril and Fixfokol take us all for fools? First Dina Pule, cause according to Fixfokol Mbalula, she deserves a second chance, and now the convict Andile Lungisa. The ANC is a party made up from criminals, you included Cyril, seeing that you're hiding the Phala Phala issue from SA. No Cyril, we're not fools, and we're tired of your and the ANC's bullshit. Bloody bastard criminal party, the ANC. Sis man Cyril, have you no shame?? Even Zuma, who i despise, was a 100 x better president than what you are. Sis, jesses.

[Ian Cameron @IanCameron23]

So now we know why Julius Malema couldn't understand why Feroz Khan should appear before the Ad Hoc Committee.

When I called for accountability over Major-General Feroz Khan in 2024, I wasn't met with answers instead I was met with a lawyer's letter demanding that I retract my statements and "cease and desist."

The concerns were already there: questionable procurement, the Secret Service Account, alleged media smear campaigns, and allegations of defeating the ends of justice.

Today, the Madlanga Commission heard evidence alleging that Khan used Julius Malema, through an intermediary, to table parliamentary questions aimed at pressuring the then Inspector-General of Intelligence.

Even more interesting, Malema previously deposed an affidavit distancing himself from the contents of conversations between Khan and Mo Sayed. Yet today's evidence suggests he may have been far more involved than previously understood.

Perhaps that's why there was such resistance in the Ad Hoc Committee to Khan being called to testify.

Accountability only works when everyone is prepared to answer questions and not just ask them.

Lawyer's letters may delay accountability, but they cannot replace it.

🎥 Watch the clip from the Ad Hoc Committee and decide for yourself whether it has aged as well as it was intended to.

[Farai Mazhindu @FaraiMazhindu]

Back in April, I explicitly told you that the ANC cadres and their online praise singers had absolutely zero alternative to Starlink.

Their entire opposition was built on hollow insults, cheap propaganda, and a hilarious level of cognitive shallowness.

Fast forward to today, and the sudden launch of this state backed BrainSAT via UAE infrastructure has completely vindicated that analysis.

For months, they aggressively recited scripts about sovereignty and local equity laws to keep Elon Musk out.

But the moment a state aligned vehicle was ready to rebrand and resell foreign Middle Eastern bandwidth, the strict regulations miraculously became flexible.

It was never about protecting the local digital economy, it was about gatekeeping the funnel.

The absolute comedy is the technology they are using to counter a next generation LEO network. They are celebrating the rollout of bulky Thuraya satellite phones.

Imagine forcing your own people 20 years back into the dark ages with 1990s tech just to satisfy a petty political grudge.

You cannot halt brilliance or actual innovation by relying on bureaucratic self sabotage.

While other countries heeded the technical realities and moved into the future, SA chose state enforced stagnation.

[Hermanus @NutsaboutMcnuts]

@honeymoon250 7690164

[Farai Mazhindu @FaraiMazhindu]

For years, the South African internet defense force aggressively shouted about "sovereignty" and "strict 30% local equity compliance" to keep Starlink out.

Now they've outsourced the entire operation to Space42 in the UAE. It turns out "local empowerment" just means that as long as the investors pay homage to the ANC cadres, no one minds.

The propaganda has completely collapsed. We were told that letting a foreign low-Earth orbit constellation operate directly in South Africa was a threat to local telecoms.

So the state's brilliant countermove is to buy and rebrand bandwidth from a foreign Middle Eastern conglomerate.

The hypocrisy is deafening.
They are heavily celebrating the rollout of Thuraya satellite phones.
In 2026. They are forcing rural South Africans to use bulky, 1990s style bricks that require a clear line of sight to a single distant satellite just to make a voice call.

Meanwhile, Starlink is actively rolling out its global Direct to Cell technology. Starlink allows you to connect a completely unmodified, standard LTE smartphone directly to a satellite from anywhere on Earth.

SA is out here building state backed kiosks for retro satellite hardware while the rest of the world is turning standard mobile phones into satellite receivers.

Then there's the bandwidth joke. Starlink's LEO mesh network sits 550 km above Earth, giving users 200+ Mbps speeds and low-latency gaming and streaming capabilities.

BrainSAT and its partners rely heavily on Geostationary and legacy systems orbiting tens of thousands of kilometers away.

You aren't getting next gen internet, you're getting glorified dial-up with an international premium price tag.

The plot twist is deeply embarrassing for the regime's online praise singers. They spent years defending a digital blockade under the guise of legal purity.

Now they have to pivot to defending a UAE dependent, technically obsolete middleman project just because it has a state logo slapped on the box.

[Hermanus @NutsaboutMcnuts]

@Alinavisoo_life D.

[uSakhile kaMkhulunyelwa @ASZulu]

Once all the spin-doctoring is done, the fact is that whites create the most jobs in this country for blacks.

The same corrupt and venal black political elite that has failed to grow the economy adequately over the past three decades has effectively outsourced the unemployment crisis to them.

They, as a minority, must not only create jobs for millions of poor and unemployed blacks, but also forgo their wealth and capital to hyenas masquerading as leaders.

It doesn't matter what you say in response. These are the facts.

A group that builds nothing and measures its own success by its ability to be accommodated in white institutions is not deserving of any respect.

[Hermanus @NutsaboutMcnuts]

Elon Musk

[Alice VL @RiseAgainstEvil]

On 1 October 2016, the peaceful life of Mariandra Heunis and her family was shattered forever in a brutal farm attack on their smallholding in Kameeldrift, Pretoria. While heavily pregnant with their fourth child, Mariandra woke to armed intruders. Her husband Johan was shot multiple times in the head, executed in cold blood right in front of her and their terrified six-year-old daughter, who offered their attackers her piggy bank to not hurt her dad. The attackers showed no mercy as the family begged for their lives.

Mariandra, a brave mother of four, survived to tell the story, advocate for justice, and speak out against the denial of White farm murders in South Africa. Her courage in the face of such unimaginable trauma is inspiring yet the pain remains jagged.

[Z̶̲̥̅̊ЄĿÐÂ ⚔️ @VersterZelda]

Imagine how the white over 60's South Africans must feel by now.
You lived thru apartheid. Something we ourselves didn't initiated. You never committed a crime.. especially not against humanity. You stood up for many races. But you are still judged by the color of your skin. It doesn't matter how good you were to others. You became an outcast in the country that you were born in.
People right here on X can tell you to F'off to America and that you are devil spawn. No one raises an eyebrow!
Listen very carefully to the words of Jason in this video.

[MR. HiMSELF @pushinM15]

There's a legal provision buried in South Africa's Income Tax Act that lets qualifying taxpayers slash a massive chunk of what they owe SARS. Most people have never heard of it.

It's called Section 12B.

Section 12B lets you deduct 100% of the cost of qualifying solar energy assets from your taxable income. In year one.

One shot. Not spread over five years like most asset write-offs. All of it. Gone from your taxable income.

But here's the part that makes this accessible.

You don't need to go buy solar panels yourself. You invest into what's called an en commandite partnership. This is a legal fund structure where a group of investors pool capital to acquire solar assets. The fund generates electricity, signs long-term contracts (Power Purchase Agreements) to sell it to businesses and municipalities, and distributes profits back to investors twice a year. Individuals, trusts and companies can all participate.

Now add gearing. The fund borrows against your capital. Invest R200,000 and the structure can deploy R400,000 worth of solar assets. Section 12B lets you deduct that full R400,000 from your taxable income.

If you're sitting in the 45% tax bracket, that's R180,000 back from SARS. On a R200k investment.

Your net out of pocket becomes R20,000. And you still earn 8 to 10% a year from electricity sales on top of that.

This is not a loophole. It is a government incentive designed to pull private capital into renewable energy. Legal. SARS-approved. Binding class rulings exist on it.

But not all 12B funds are equal. Due diligence is non-negotiable.

Some people spend their whole careers handing SARS the full invoice.

Others find the section.

[I ❤️ Cape Town ~ I Stand with Russia🇷🇺 MAGA @Lolita721611021]

🇿🇦 Read and weep... its about time the truth starts coming out...‼️

"I am a contractor and I worked at the Medupi Power Station. I wish to add a few comments...

"The working staff get the last day of each month off as well as half the previous day for pay day.

"General workers arrive between eight and nine and start working on the new substations by ten.

"Lunch starts at about 11:30 and finishes about 14:00
They leave at about 15:30

"These are the general workers pulling in new cables, moving panels etc.

"So very little real work gets done because of the short working hours.

"I was working in a substation. The air conditioning system was not working because the controller is the wrong type. It has taken four months to find a replacement. It was 40 degrees in the substation

"The two main chimneys at Medupi have been built facing the wrong direction. They are 180 degrees the wrong way round. This means the pipework will all have to be changed. The efficiency of the blowers will be affected as the pipework is incorrect.

"The management of staff is a mess. The staff sit and look at you if you ask them to do anything. They know that if they don’t like what you are asking, they can on strike and they have done it. So nobody messes with them.

"The engineer who signed off the building of the chimneys the wrong way round has disappeared. There was insufficient management oversight. The wrong air conditioning unit in the substation was also due to lack of management.

LUNCH

"Apparently the “kitchen” or food contract is run by the local ANC mayor or leader.

The workers are guaranteed a hot lunch every day.

There is a central kitchen and mess.

"Thus a worker who is an hour away from the kitchen, is transported in a little bus. His lunch hour only starts when he picks up the plate to be served.

"So an hour lunch break lasts 2 or 3 hours in some sections.

"When the workforce was on strike the lunch providers were paid full value – not just the profit section even though they were not supplying any meals.

"The lunch contract has come up for review many times and every time the same person is awarded the contract despite better or other bids."

Now this is just lunch.... Imagine the rest ?

[Brett Ben Raphael @Brettbenraphael]

Commie boy in a private hospital... Public not good enough for him, but it is for you

[Hermanus @NutsaboutMcnuts]

@TheBritLad And expropriation without compensation is institutional theft.

[Hermanus @NutsaboutMcnuts]

@Sofia50020Sofia Done it all.

[Hermanus @NutsaboutMcnuts]

@chivalrousliest @imhoplite How do you explain this against the backdrop of events in Babylon. If you repeat lies often enough, they eventually become accepted as the truth.

[Hermanus @NutsaboutMcnuts]

@WilliamMcC15660 @HEPHZIBAHr6 How's telling you that?

[Hermanus @NutsaboutMcnuts]

@la_france_sur_x A

[Hermanus @NutsaboutMcnuts]

@BarneySimon Sie jy daaardie troep wat daaaaar hol, dis jy!

[Hermanus @NutsaboutMcnuts]

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