This windowlicker thinks she's going to make a difference by watching a video. 🤯😂😂😂😂
The real difference is where the money is going, and I can guarantee her, it's not going to this lot.
The made a huge mistake.
Bouwer Bosch made a huge mistake to take a cheap poke at us again.
So wait a second. We were told that Shiloh Hendrix had berated a child. That was allegedly the reason the Somali guy started filming and hassling her. But the jury acquitted her of disorderly conduct against the child and convicted her of disorderly conduct against the guy with the camera. Which means she actually didn't say anything to the kid. She was being harassed by the guy with the camera for no reason. And now she's been convicted of a crime simply for telling the guy to leave her alone. This is total madness.
.@AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit represents the girl and her foster parents, and ensured that the matter was enrolled after the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) initially declined to prosecute. https://t.co/tCCex0fuiP
If the N word is now a punishable word with a prison sentence, make it illegal to use it in Music.
Fine every record label millions of dollars for using it.
Remember when Gayton pretended to give bikes to kids then when the cameras stopped he took them back? When called out, he said they were going to hand the bikes out only when they had helmets. Then he said they'd make a cycle park. No bikes. No helmets. No park. Degenerate liar.
My broe… the point is you spent R 31 million in taxes at the World Cup to do WHAT?
That money could and should have gone to the sports and recreation people who represent our country COMPETITIVELY ie teams, players and not bureaucrats
Moet nooit jammer sê vir aan jou eie kant wees nie | Net nog enetjie
"Diskriminasie teen wit Suid-Afrikaners gebasseer op hul velkleur is nie 'n leuen nie, die bestaan daarvan word bevestig in die Staatskoerant!"
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In recent days, after the Odyssey was released, we Greeks are forced to read comments from everyone on X about how we should look. We even read that Greece was a multicultural society in 1200 BC. This is real racism, jealousy, and hatred toward the Greeks. Why is this happening?
16 February 1989. Eastern Ovamboland, South West Africa.
The "death squad." That is what the United Nations called Koevoet. Look at this photograph and find the death.
A full Koevoet patrol gathered under the shade of African bushveld trees. Black soldiers. White soldiers. Standing together around village women and children. The Casspir parked behind them, engine off, turret unmanned. Nobody is aiming anything. Nobody is threatening anyone. A medic kneels beside a woman. Another hands out supplies.
This was routine. Every patrol. Every village. Medical care delivered by the only people willing to drive into the operational area where SWAPO had mined the roads and terrorised anyone who cooperated with authorities.
SWAPO planted landmines on the paths these women walked to fetch water. The UN passed resolutions. Koevoet sent medics.
The international press was embedded with these units. Trevor Samson photographed this patrol for AFP. The images were transmitted, filed, and archived. Editors in London, New York, and Paris received them. They selected the Casspirs with dust clouds. They selected the weapons. They selected the frames that confirmed what the anti-apartheid industry needed the world to believe.
They did not select this one. Now you have seen it.
Alt Afrikaner
#altafrikaner #SADF #koevoet #southafrica #borderwar #SWA #namibia #suidafrika #history #counternarrative #coldwar #propaganda #veterane #casspir #32battalion @DavidBozell@BrentBozell@theMRC
More anti white two-tier policing on full display.
You'd never see them do this to any other people.
The man is already restrained, yet the officer is screaming at him to shut up and pushes him to the ground.
British police have clearly picked a side.
Major Breaking News:
President Cyril Ramaphosa has succeeded in halting the section 89 of Parliament impeachment proceedings, pending a full review of the matter.
Cyril Ramaphosa has used the courts to shield himself from facing accountability, just like many politicians in South Africa.