They called you crazy.
Said you should lose your license to practise.
Then deplatformed you & attacked your credibility and even your mental state.
Today, the chorus of cowards who posted pictures of themselves getting vaccinated (and crucified anybody who resisted) as if they were pharma-influencers are DEAD silent.
Not a single word.
Nothing.
Not an article.
Not an opinion piece.
Not even the facade of an apology pr retraction.
Nothing!
They have simply moved on to the next bayport of mass hallucination. The obedience of the masses.
@SbuMpungose Miss "fake it till you make it" deserves EVERYTHING coming her way and all her "yes men" too. This is a disgusting human being who abused her power!
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Which profession has the highest number of narcissists/psychopaths?
Combine law enforcement & those working in the legal system as lawyers, judges, psychologists etc & you have your answer! The justice system is the most attractive employer to human predators based on my data.
When butter was demonised, Unilever sold margarine.
When tallow was demonised, Procter and Gamble sold Crisco.
When eggs were demonised, Kellogg's sold cereal.
When red meat was demonised, Cargill sold soy.
When raw milk was demonised, Nestle sold infant formula.
When leather was demonised, BASF sold PVC.
When wool was demonised, ExxonMobil sold polyester feedstock.
When animal fat was demonised, the seed-oil industry grew from a niche product to the most consumed food ingredient on earth.
Every demonisation of an animal product made a specific group of shareholders very rich.
Every one of those products had been eaten by humans for thousands of years without incident.
The science changed the moment a substitute existed to sell.
Follow the money. The advice will start to make a lot more sense.
South Africaโs unemployment rate just rose to 32.7%.
Youth unemployment is now above 60%. (expanded defn)
Those numbers are staggering.
Sometimes wonder if weโre still trying to solve a 2026 problem with a 1996 economic model.
The global economy is changing fast:
- AI is reshaping work,
- remote work is global,
- digital businesses scale quickly,
- creators become companies,
- small teams can now build massive products.
Meanwhile, many young South Africans are still being told the only path is:
school > CV > job application > hope.
That model alone is probably not enough anymore.
South Africa doesnโt just need more jobs.
We need:
- more builders,
- more digital entrepreneurs,
- more global thinking,
- more access to international markets,
and an environment where small businesses can grow fast without all the red tape.
The future economy may belong to countries that adapt quickest to the digital world.
Not just those with the biggest industries.
Everyone shut up I just learned a new word:
Eremition
(eh-ruh-mish-un)
The act of gradually fading from the lives of others, not out of malice, but a desire for solitude or renewal.