John Randall

Not "crickets", carrots

[John Randall @thjr19]

#nuclear #uranium #thorium #repeal140A #auspol
Theorem: Noel Wauchope is a malevolent ignorant bigot
Proof:

[Steve Milloy @JunkScience]

Don't forget: The UN admitted this week that Trump policy—i.e., end the climate hoax— would only hypothetically cause 0.1°C of warming by 2100. That is not even measurable.

[Evangelist Khonzi Mani 🇿🇦 @Mqadi99]

It’s NOT true that the ANC didn’t do anything in the past 32 years.

The ANC has done an excellent job destroying our country.

[Sir Lebona Cabonena @LCabonena]

Untold truth about the White farmers in South Africa.

In the 2016 El Niño (draught)

The White farmers in the Eastern Free State donated over 1000 boreholes to schools and villages in Qwaqwa.

After the passing of that storm the people in Qwaqwa started to vandalise those boreholes.

Today El Nino is back and most the boreholes are vandalised.

[South African Sentinel @SentinelfromSA]

If I was black, I would be outraged at the way this made me look pretty pathetic.

[Vusi de Villiers @Finnthehuman80]

Promissed to build a school in 5 years - that was 7 years ago and fokol happened.

Promised to build houses with boreholes for 10 Vryheid families - that was 15 months ago - fokol happened.

Failed to fulfill a promise to purchase 200 pairs of shoes for schoolchildren in Limpopo, which eventually had to be bought by former Springbok rugby captain Bobby Skinstad

Failed to deliver 50 promised wheelchairs to a school in KwaZulu-Natal during his tenure in the ANC Youth League.

Now the poes is promising a 24 hour clinic. The idiots in the crowd clap hands and believe the cunt 🙈

[Born Again @Born_Again_Man]

Black people gnash their teeth when their bull 💩 is called out. It’s the truth we can’t stomach that where we are in charge, systems collapse. We can’t be collapsing the country then blame apartheid when power is in our hands. I have no running water right now under ANC government; it’s not an apartheid government. Get your act together and stop blame-shifting!

[Joburg lawyer @joburglawyer]

Driving home, the traffic lights at the biggest intersection in Sandton still not working for 5 weeks. Road lanes are impossible to identify because they are not painted and the streets are dark because the street lights have not worked for months. Voting ANC will kill Joburg.

[Alice VL @RiseAgainstEvil]

After 28 years of running municipalities into the ground, the ANC now admits the system it built in 1998 doesn't work. Twelve days before an election.

His admission about engineers (and how cadre deployment drove skills out), licensing as a confession that councils have failed, and ring-fencing as proof the money was being diverted.

Voters should doubt that the people who caused this can fix it.

https://t.co/QgyeyMOfYm

[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

ABSOLUTELY!!! MOSQUES shouldn’t be built here either.

[Bronx @Bronx_wrangler]

NO water and NO electricity.

Why did people vote for the @CityTshwane coalition?

Remember it on 4 November.

@VFPlus

[#AncMustFall @1976_12]

Under the @MYANC South Africans was plunge into darkness for years during Loadshedding due to their corruption. This resulted into thousands of job losses and destruction of the economy. Remember this on 4 November. The @MYANC must be removed.
#RamaphosaMustFall
#voetsekANC

[Vusi Sambo @VusiSambo]

Your Deputy Minister of No Water & No Sanitation, Comrade David Mahlobo says the potable water crisis in South Africa is grossly exaggerated.
Asked why he think folk are overreacting, he replied that no Woolies shop has ever run out of bottled still water &, as such, poor people are being petty.

[Barry Bateman @barrybateman]

MEDIA STATEMENT: Mbalula and Malema summonses put on hold pending representations

AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit can confirm it has received correspondence from a Gauteng Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions informing us that Fikile Mbalula was served with a summons to appear in court on 27 October 2026. However, this is being held in abeyance pending a review of the decision by the National Director of Public Prosecutions, Adv. Andy Mothibi. It has further come to our attention, although we have yet to receive written confirmation from the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), that Julius Malema was also served with a summons to appear in court, but on 26 October 2026. Similarly, this is being held in abeyance pending the NDPP’s review of the decision to prosecute him.

Mbalula and Malema faces charges of crimen injuria for falsely branding school principal Jaco Pieterse a child rapist. The NPA recently confirmed its decision to prosecute them.

In relation to Mbalula, this development follows Gauteng DPP, Adv. Andrew Chauke, rejecting the suspect’s representations and informing his legal team that his office holds the view that a prima facie case exists against Mbalula and that the matter should be enrolled for adjudication before a competent court.

Adv. Chauke further rejected the suspect’s baseless allegation that the case was politically motivated, informing his legal team that his office had thoroughly studied the criminal case docket and based its decision on legal principles and facts. He stated confidently that there was no political influence and/or motivation attached to the decision.

AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit has full confidence in Adv. Chauke and applauds his steadfast position that Mbalula has a case to answer. The unit hopes that Adv. Mothibi will also see the suspect’s representations as merely a frivolous attempt to evade his inevitable day in court. The unit is also confident that Malema will also eventually have his day in court to answer for the false and vile claims made about Pieterse.

[Mark 🇿🇦 @markmywords]

Ex-minister Zizi Kodwa (ANC) was charged in 2024 over alleged R1.6m kickbacks, which he denies. Charges were dropped in Nov 2024, then the NDPP reinstated them on 29 Jan 2026. I can find no public record that he has been back in court since. https://t.co/egDXsPlM4m

[Merryn Somerset Webb @MerrynSW]

How can it have taken this long for them to grasp this. If you really want non intermittent non fossil fuel energy, this is the only answer.

[Danny Nel @magicdan60]

ANC Apart-hate is worse than Apartheid

[The Common Sense @CommonSense_ZA]

David Ansara warns that freedom of expression at UCT is under threat as he faces suspension and Mark Oppenheimer faces expulsion from the university’s Council for speaking out against antisemitism on campus.

https://t.co/jxB1WfzD9G

[Wilkie (Richard Wilkinson) @WilkieisBack66]

Can someone explain this to me?

Europeans settled the Cape of Good Hope in 1652.
Their descendants have been born there for more than 350 years, built a distinct language and culture on African soil, and know no other home.

They are still routinely called colonisers and told they are not African.

Move from Lahore, Lagos or Kingston to Britain, acquire a passport, and the same voices insist you are British at once and, increasingly, that your children may claim to be English.

Either continuous presence, birth and cultural formation create a legitimate claim to a place, or they do not.

The standard cannot be inverted solely according to the ancestry of the people involved.

Jews maintained a continuous presence in the Land of Israel for over 3,000 years.
The Romans renamed the province of Judea “Syria Palaestina” after crushing the Bar Kokhba revolt in 135 CE specifically to erase the Jewish connection to the land.

Arab forces conquered the region in the 7th century. Significant Arab migration continued into the late Ottoman period and under the British Mandate, drawn by economic opportunities created in part by Jewish development.

A distinct “Palestinian” national identity among local Arabs is a 20th-century development, solidifying mainly in the 1920s in opposition to Zionism and later consolidated by the PLO and the Soviet KGB.

Afrikaners after 350+ years in South Africa: still colonisers, not African.

Jews returning to (or remaining in) their ancestral homeland after millennia: colonisers and settlers.

Arabs whose ancestors arrived via 7th-century conquest or later migration: indigenous Palestinians with an ancient claim.

Someone who arrived in Britain from the Subcontinent or Africa in recent decades: British, and now eligible to be English.

The standard for belonging keeps changing depending on who is making the claim.

#DoubleStandardIdentity #350YearsStillColoniser #JewsNeverLeft, #BelongingIsSelective

#WhoseHomeCounts
#IndigeneityWhenConvenient

#StopTheBoats #NetMigrationCrisis #EnglishIsAncestry #IntegrationFailed #BelongingIsSelective.

[Roland Schoeman @Rolandschoeman]

😂 You think Starlink needs South Africa’s infrastructure to support its satellites? They’re in low Earth orbit, not sitting on cellphone towers. The system uses ground terminals and gateways, not some magical dependence on South African infrastructure. You’ve written an entire conspiracy theory without understanding the technology you’re talking about. Incredible.

[Kathryn Porter @KathrynPorter26]

I've been to several events in the past few weeks where people (often working for network operators) talk up the idea that CP2030 will save people money but only if there's a massive increase in grid infrastructure

Under the regulated asset base (RAB) model, network operators earn an allowed return on the value of their regulated assets

The larger the asset base, the greater the absolute return they can earn

Capital investment increases the RAB, allowing operators to recover depreciation and financing costs through consumer bills over many years

This creates a strong incentive to favour capital expenditure and asset growth, even where cheaper alternatives might exist, because a larger RAB means higher potential profits for network companies

So next time you hear this nonsense about how if only we spend a few more £billions we'll all be better off, think about who is saying it...

Renewables operators earn their income from subsidies... The more renewables we plan the more subsidies are up for grabs

Network operators earn their income through a regulated return on the asset base... The more new infrastructure that is built the more money that make

All of this gets recovered through bills

CP2030 cui bono? Not consumers, that's for sure

@Dieter_Helm explains that we actually do need to spend on infrastructure but a lot of that is to upgrade existing infrastructure that is old and either not performing well now or at risk of retirement

This I agree with. Also that to do it effectively we must cut regulation. It cannot be the case that we put lives at risk due to decrepit infrastructure because we're trying to protect a few newts, bats or fish

https://t.co/Ce5j3MXsZc