@Amossv8n@DailyLoud@grok I am sorry to say this but African Americans are the dumbest people to ever exist, how the hell does shooting someone and going to jail cool?
This ex-flight attendant just dropped the top hacks she uses to save big on flights.
She says book on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Saturday, and always late at night or super early in the morning.
Use incognito mode or a VPN so the airlines can’t track your location and jack up the price. And the game-changer? Forward your confirmation to JetBacks — they’ll automatically track your flight and refund you the difference if the price drops before takeoff.
I also heard that booking on a computer instead of your phone can sometimes save you money too (the algorithms treat desktop traffic a little differently).
Just a few smart moves can turn “expensive travel” into “we actually got this done affordably” — and that feels so amazing.
Have you tried any of these hacks, or do you have your own secret for scoring cheaper flights?
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📖 Article: South Africa's Expropriation Act — what it actually says, and why Trump & Musk are misleading you. Let's break it down.
South Africa's Expropriation Act (signed Jan 23, 2025) is a land reform law that allows the government to acquire property for PUBLIC purposes — like building schools, hospitals, and infrastructure. It REPLACES a 1975 apartheid-era law.
The most controversial part? "Nil compensation" in SPECIFIC circumstances: abandoned land, unused speculative land, land posing health risks, or land worth less than government investment in it. That's it. It is NOT a blanket seizure policy.
The law also requires government to FIRST negotiate with landowners before any expropriation. Owners retain full rights to challenge decisions in court. This is standard in most democracies — the US has eminent domain laws that do the same thing.
Now here's what Trump claimed: that the law enables the government to "seize ethnic minority Afrikaners' agricultural property without compensation." That is FALSE. The law applies to ALL property owners regardless of race.
As of today, NOT A SINGLE piece of land has been seized without compensation under this law. Not one. The South African government confirmed this. CNN fact-checkers confirmed this. Multiple experts confirmed this.
Trump also claimed there is a "genocide" against white farmers. He even played a video of white crosses at the White House during a meeting with President Ramaphosa — claiming each cross was a murdered farmer. That was ALSO misleading.
Those crosses were from a 2020 memorial service for a murdered couple — NOT evidence of mass killings. Crime in South Africa affects ALL communities. There is no statistical evidence of racially targeted killings of white farmers constituting genocide.
Now Elon Musk. He's been amplifying "white genocide" narratives on X and calling South Africa's Black Economic Empowerment laws "Apartheid 2.0." Why? Because Starlink can't get a licence there — a rule that applies to ALL foreign telecoms companies equally.
Musk claimed Starlink is blocked "because I'm not Black." That's misleading. South African law requires 30% local Black ownership for telecoms companies — a post-apartheid policy to correct decades of economic exclusion that affected the Black majority.
The South African government has called Musk's claims "lies and disinformation." Spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said his rhetoric is "harmful to the country's international reputation" and undermines any genuine engagement.
Context matters: White South Africans make up 7% of the population but own ~70% of commercial farmland — a direct legacy of apartheid. The Expropriation Act is an attempt to address that imbalance WITHIN constitutional limits.
So why are Trump & Musk doing this? Trump has political incentives to play to his base with a "white persecution" narrative. Musk has a direct financial grievance with SA over Starlink. Neither is giving you the full picture.
Phakelumthakathi arriving at Ulundi, demonstrating the strength of the fight against the illegal influx of foreigners in KZN.
Illegal foreigners disappeared immediately leaving Ulundi free of foreigners.
Dr. Brady Smith is calling the images of NASA’s Artemis II mission underwhelming and is questioning why there’s not an exterior live stream.
He also requests that Artemis II zoom in on a major city upside down—with planes flying “upside down.”