Jan thunder Merwe

The real Pandemic - Politicians, the Media and Big Pharma.

[uSakhile kaMkhulunyelwa @ASZulu]

It doesn't matter how the political elite in this country tries to dress its policies.

If you're white, and you're about to leave university or college, you can almost forget about finding employment in the public sector.

But it doesn't end there.

Your chances of finding employment in the private sector are also not guaranteed because businesses are required to comply with arbitrary quotas.

What compounds the issue is low growth. For more than a decade, the economy has been stagnant, so you're essentially competing for a shrinking pool of jobs.

You're not allowed to raise concerns about any of this, because if you do, you're instantly branded a racist or accused of being opposed to transformation.

[Jan thunder Merwe @Ant5011]

@RoryPetzer Same goes for people who spend two minutes in the toll queue, then only start scrambling for money when they reach the front.

[MZANSI AWAKe @Mzansiawake]

Same people who shout "We are protecting our country" are now in comment sections celebrating the killing of three women.

Three female managers. Bakery manager. Store manager. Admin manager. Locked inside an office at Boxer Eshowe on Saturday morning, 10 October. Shot dead by a 33-year-old former employee because his leave was denied and he was fired. He reloaded and shot them again while they lay on the floor. CCTV caught it all.

And you are celebrating. You are posting "They deserved it, managers are abusive." You are calling him a hero.

Which country are you protecting?

You go around burning cars, burning houses, looting spaza shops, saying "Abahambe, we are cleaning our country." But the sweat you are burning is South African sweat.~@Mzanziawake ~Speaks

[Jacques Broodryk @JacquesBroodryk]

Just to remind you that the state does not discriminate against white people in SA.

[STUNNER @Cr7Godbrand]

Marriages survived because men had the heart to endure women.

It lasted for generations because of MEN. Because of our emotional intelligence and our compassion for our wives.

Not because women were good partners. Because men learned to overlook a lot of stupid shit women do just to let peace reign.

Let's be real, women are NOT easy to live with.

They are not romantic. Their whole idea of romance is RECEIVING. What he bought for me, where he took me, what he did for me. Never what they give.

They are not funny. They are overly sensitive, they hate accountability, they hate saying sorry, they hate initiating sex with their own husbands, and they are controlling as hell. Stubborn and rebellious.

And that domestic violence you hear about in marriages? Most of it is STARTED by the wife. Pushing, slapping, throwing things, talking reckless, provoking until the man reacts. Then she wants to play victim.

Look at any relationship that doesn't have a man in it,it doesn't work.

Lesbians? Highest divorce rate. Highest abuse rate. Because there is no man there to tolerate their violence and their emotions. Two women together can't handle each other.

Female friendships? Even worse. Pure gossip, backbiting, jealousy, cutting each other off over the most childish things.

They will have 10 female friends by 2022. By 2026, only 2 are left. She has fought with ALL of them. Every single one is now an enemy.

But men are the problem.

[Corné_Mulder @MulderCorn]

Who are we?
We are the ordinary, law-abiding citizens who simply want to live our daily lives in peace.
We are Afrikaners and other minority communities who want to protect our language, culture, heritage and identity, while at the same time fully participating in building a prosperous South Africa.
We are the clerks, managers, artisans and workers who put in long hours under difficult conditions to feed and support our families.
We are lawyers, architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, doctors and many other professionals who contribute every day to the building of our country.
We are the farmers and farm workers who, despite crime, droughts, difficult economic conditions and often no support from the government, still ensure that food reaches South Africans’ tables.
We are the truck drivers, train operators, factory workers and mine workers without whose labour the wheels of the economy cannot turn.
We are the commuters who must travel daily for hours through all weather conditions because public infrastructure and transport services do not function as they should.
We are the people who cannot find work, yet do not rely on state dependency; who create their own opportunities through market stalls, informal trade and small businesses by selling baked goods, vegetables, fruit, handicrafts and other products to support their families.
We are the taxpayers who pay ever-increasing taxes, but all too often receive no service delivery in return.
We are the people who have lost their jobs, or who struggle to find work because government policy and discriminatory legislation limit opportunities.
We are the young people with big dreams and ambitions who want to succeed on the basis of hard work, talent and merit.
We are the God-fearing and law-abiding citizens who believe in strong families, community values and mutual respect; people who simply want to live in peace, without fear of crime and without the burden of corruption, mismanagement and collapsing service delivery.
We are the people who believe that no South African should be disadvantaged because of race, language or culture, and that every citizen should have equal opportunities to prosper.
We are the people who keep this country running every day.
We are the people who pay the bills.
We are the people who want to build a better future for our children.
We are the people who have had enough of the hopelessly corrupt ANC.
This is who we are.

[Vusi Sambo @VusiSambo]

Comrade Dada says the ANC-led Jozi Metro administration intends to steal at least R100 million between today & November 04 before being voted out by the weary electorate. He says the plan is to disguise the loot as emergency funds used for infrastructure repairs & maintenance— in order to hoodwink our nosy Auditor-General & her people.

[Vusi de Villiers @Finnthehuman80]

The kitchen

[Blonde Afrikaner @Blondy123abc]

Rest in Peace Hannetjie van Zyl. She was murdered at het farm gate in North West province last night.

[Skye @SkyeZedA]

All of these “journalists” who constantly spew anti-AfriForum and anti-Lex Libertas rhetoric, attack the White Cross Project, dismiss farm murders, deny the existence of race laws, and downplay violent rhetoric against whites from politicians know exactly what they’re doing.

They know which opinions are acceptable in their newsrooms and which ones will cost them their jobs. They know that reporting honestly, questioning the approved narrative, or showing even a shred of empathy towards farmers and victims of farm attacks comes with consequences.

The line is set by the politically appointed comrades at the top. And they know better than to cross it.

[Jan thunder Merwe @Ant5011]

@SkyeZedA Hugo, bel die polisie!

[INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦 @InfilExfil]

Race has become a terrible substitute for performance in South Africa.

We don't have democracy.
We have hereditocracy.

Here, you are born into your identity.
You're barely 1 minute old as a black child and already
you're oppressed, dispossessed, suffered from Apartheid, previously disadvantaged.

Fuck, you could be Cyril Ramaphosa's child, and all those things already apply to you by way of birth.

The political party that caters to your newfound identity doesn't need to perform. It only needs to remind you of who your enemy is.

And for some reason we all keep playing their silly game.
Am I the only one who sees how retarded this is?

[INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦 @InfilExfil]

South Africa's post-apartheid economy in a nutshell:

1994 -2000:

😃: We're going to need to uplift disadvantaged people.

🙃: Sounds good. Let's work.

2000 -2010:

😃: We're going to need more money for reparations.

🙃: Okay, but you guys need to get a handle on this looting. Use the money wisely.

2010 -2020:

😃: We need even more. It's not working. Kill the boer, kill the farmer!

🙃: Fuck bro, you guys destroyed all the SOE's. Nothing is working; GDP has flatlined, and unemployment is growing. Where's the money going?

2021-2025:

😃: It's not working. We need more race laws. More taxes. Give us the money. Kill the boer, kill the farmer.

🙃: We don't think this is sustainable. Things are getting really bad. Half the youth are unemployed; GDP is still flat. Let's start looking at some alternatives to set the market free.

2025-2026:

😃: We're going to put more race laws. Kill the Boer, kill the farmer. If you're not happy, leave!

😡: Fuck you! You're abusing everybody. The country is going to hell, and the racial oppression isn't working. These are domestic sanctions preventing us from entering the formal market!

😃: RACIST! Give us some money.

[Suffragent @Suffragent_]

This is James Newton-Price KC — the judge who denied @RealDannyTommo bail.

He previously granted bail to a Pakistani GP who sexually abused patients and a funeral director who allowed bodies to rot in hot weather.

Newton-Price is a Labour supporter. 🇬🇧

[Skye @SkyeZedA]

The real reason you’re seeing the tantrums about the White Cross Project is this.

And this applies to almost any criticism of the South African government. It’s why people call for critics to be arrested for treason and in some cases even “necklaced”. Google that term if you don’t know what it means in the South African context.

The truth is that some South Africans simply refuse to confront what so-called post-apartheid South Africa has become.

We have one of the highest murder and rape rates in the world. Our per capita murder rate is roughly 8 times that of the United States. Extreme violence on farms. Incitement of violence by politicians against farmers and minorities. More race laws on the statute books than at the height of apartheid.

Just about every major state-owned enterprise has been hollowed out by corruption, mismanagement and looting. People live behind 8-foot walls with electric fencing, burglar bars and security gates. Some South Africans literally install “rape gates” in their hallways to protect their bedrooms from intruders.

Our police and military are a running joke. Police stations don’t answer their phones and struggle with broken-down vehicles and basic resources.

Once world-class cities have been allowed to decay. There is rubbish everywhere, crumbling infrastructure, sewage running through communities and potholes you could practically swim in.

Our education system produces millions of functionally illiterate children. 8 out of ten Grade 4 children cannot even read for meaning.

We have an expanded unemployment rate of 43.8%. Only 16.7 million people are employed. 26.5 million people receive social grants. Read that again: we have more people on social grants than we have people employed.

For years, they sneered at the people who warned where this country was heading. They called them racists and traitors. They insisted the warnings were hysteria and that the ANC would never destroy the country.

Now they have to look at the results.

And when those results are exposed internationally, they don’t rage at the failures. They rage at the people exposing them.

Because admitting what has happened means admitting that the people they mocked and vilified were warning about things that ultimately came to pass.

That crying you hear over the White Cross Project?

It’s humiliation and embarrassment.

[John @pataderp]

Today, in “we aren’t race regulated”

[Pat Condell @patcondell]

All non-white countries are proudly racist, so why shouldn’t we be? Why are there different rules for white people, even as their countries are invaded by millions of brown and black people who hate them? We’ve put up with this double standard for too long. It has to stop.

[Afrikaner @AltAfrikaner]

This is Lizzie van Zyl. A Boer girl from South Africa. She died in a British concentration camp in South Africa. 1901. She was seven years old.

Not Nazi Germany. Britain. Forty years before Auschwitz.
26,000 Boer women and children died in these camps. Including roughly 18 000 Africans that were displaced after 40 000 Boer farms were burned, as they were a threat to the British supply line.

Most British today don't even know much about this.

History should be remembered, not relived. Learn from all of it. Not just the parts that suit narratives.

[Gavin McInnes @Gavin_McInnes]

If finding racism means traveling 6,000 miles to find a video, freezing one of the frames, and then cropping that frame, there isn't a lot of racism.