Deano

Don't be so open minded that your brain falls out..

[South Voices @SAVOICES_]

DEAR @SAPoliceService YOUR MEMBERS ARE ILL -DISCIPLINED AND COMPROMISING THIS COUNTRY DAILY AND WITHOUT FAIL 🚨 🚨 ‼️

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[Conscious Caracal 🇿🇦 @ConCaracal]

Expropriation Act Case Day 2 - Advocate Thys Strydom, acting on behalf of the Society for the Protection of Our Constitution (SPOC), made a brilliant point on the matter of compensation:

When it comes to taxing your property, the government strongly believes in using market value, but when it comes to expropriating your property, suddenly market value is no longer a fair measure.

[k9_reaper | T.I.A @k9_reaper]

Watching South African Police Service members walk in on an active crime scene and run away, is another great example as to why we need legally armed and capable civilians.

[Deano @Deanus_SA]

Hey @JHBWater we're really struggling guys. We're on day 3 with no water in Morningside, Gallo Manor, Sunninghill. From the updates, it seems like work hasn't even started because no one understands how to stop the flow.

Please can you urgently escalate.

Ref: JWAPP-40134023

[Conscious Caracal 🇿🇦 @ConCaracal]

Probably one of my most politically incorrect speeches to date. I prefer just being factually correct, though.

"Most black-owned agricultural land is located in South Africa's high rainfall zones, while the majority of white-owned agricultural land is in the low rainfall areas considered desert or arid. These are facts you will never hear from a politician."

https://t.co/Df2KZSUOt4

[Kallie Kriel @kalliekriel]

AfriForum dispels myth that whites own 72% of land in South Africa at property rights conference. They own only 21% of the land. Read the report below for the facts that prove this. - @afriforum https://t.co/ZiA4uMBlpl

[Zille for Mayor @HelenZille4Jozi]

Today the ANC asked for your forgiveness. Then proceeded to table an unfunded budget, in a city that their own finance minister declared bankrupt.

You be the judge.

[أحمد شريف العامري @AhmedSharif]

This is what a black politician in South Africa said…

“We will kill white women, we will kill white children, and we will even kill your pets"

Violent language entering politics is a serious warning sign. When public figures normalize targeting civilians, it erodes the foundation of any society. South Africa built its identity on reconciliation and rule of law, and moments like this raise real questions about how far that standard is being tested.

Elites love turning @elonmusk into the villain, especially when he speaks about the reality of crime, division, and failing governance in the country he was born into. It’s easier to attack the messenger than confront uncomfortable facts.

There is a real problem when violent rhetoric enters public discourse and gets brushed aside or normalized. Any language that targets civilians, any group of civilians, is a red line. Calling that out isn’t extremism, it’s basic principle.

The real question isn’t why Elon Musk speaks up. The real question is why those raising concerns about safety, accountability, and equal protection under the law are dismissed, while dangerous rhetoric gets space to grow?
A country built on reconciliation cannot afford selective outrage.

[Imtiaz Mahmood @ImtiazMadmood]

Why Socialism Doesn't Work, Explained for a 10-Year-Old.

You're in a class of 30 students. One kid works like crazy and gets an 18 average. Another does nothing and gets a 4. The teacher decides it's unfair and gives everyone the class average: 11.

The one who had 18 stops working. Why bother if it changes nothing? The one who had 4 keeps doing nothing. Why work if you're handed 11 for free?

The next year the class average is 7. Then 5. Then 3.

The teacher doesn't get it. He thinks the problem is that the students aren't supportive enough of each other. So he starts punishing those who don't put in enough effort. He monitors everyone. He decides who studies what. He bans switching classes.

That's exactly what happened. Every time. In every country. No exceptions.

USSR, China, Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea, Cambodia, Ethiopia, East Germany. 40 attempts. Same result. Every time.

Socialism punishes those who produce and rewards those who don't. Everyone ends up producing nothing. And when no one's producing anymore, the government uses force to make people work.

It's not an accident. It's the design.

- @brivael

[The Rabbit Hole @TheRabbitHole]

Capitalism creates so there’s more for everyone.

Socialism is the weaponization of greed and envy making everyone worse off.

[Ricardo Teixeira 🇿🇦 @1TrueRicardo]

You conspired with agents from a foreign government to influence the previous election in your favour. The deputy president has unexplained wealth and his security beat up citizens. I can go on, but I'm sure you get the point. You are the criminals.

[George @BehizyTweets]

In 1994, the year apartheid ended, South Africa’s GDP was approximately $150 billion. Poland’s was at $110 billion.

In 2026, Poland's GDP is over $1.1 TRILLION & growing above 3% & South Africa is stuck at $440 billion and barely growing at 1%.

Poland has 36 million people and South Africa is at 65 million. South Africa is almost 4x bigger than Poland. South Africa has superior weather, far more natural resources, more arable farmland, longer coastline, more biodiversity, etc.

This happened because Poland rejected Soviet Communism & chose free-market capitalism for its economic model and South Africa chose race socialism. Socialist leaders beginning with Nelson Mandela resolved that the only way to fix economic "inequality" between whites and blacks was by taking from whites and giving it to the poor blacks. To no one's surprise, it only made everyone poorer. Governments cannot create wealth, let alone by taking from some and giving to others. Only entrepreneurs create wealth. The government's job is to create an enabling environment to let builders build. All people need from governments are: globally competitive tax rates, if any, well-maintained roads, law & order, efficient bureaucracy (if that's even a thing). With all those things & some more, prosperity will come and only then can a government reasonably justify increasing welfare spending. Achieve the basics, then you can pretend to be magnanimous through state handouts.

Anyways, Congratulations to Poland. Unfortunately for South Africa, I don't see any light in their future. The popularity of the new-gen socialists chanting to genocide the native white Boers is disturbing, and even more so when they eventually take power. If you ask the average South African, they'll say apartheid is still happening even though black commies have been running the country into the ground for 30 years. If it's not apartheid, they'll say it's the CIA stopping them from [insert basic government responsibility]

I hope every country on earth rejects the demonic doctrines of socialism & communism.

[Ernst Roets @ErnstRoets]

The same people who are saying race laws are good and we need more of them are saying apartheid was a crime against humanity because of all the race laws.

[Joshua Meservey @JMeservey]

South African President Ramaphosa's statement on Iran is a great example of how Third-Worldist regimes weaponize concepts like international law. President Ramaphosa invokes it here, but of course South Africa ignores international law when convenient, such as when it refused to arrest Omar al-Bashir who was under ICC indictment for genocide.

Leaving aside the hypocrisy, the statement’s conception of international law is uselessly simplistic. It ignores that the Iranian regime is violently hostile to the US (and Israel). It perpetrated the US embassy invasion, the Marine Barracks and Khobar Tower bombings, the torture and murder of CIA Station Chief Buckley, the killing of US military personnel in Iraq, and attempted terror attacks in the US.

Those are just some of the acts of war it committed against the US. It has done at least as much to countries like Israel and is currently indiscriminately attacking civilian infrastructure in various countries. Its biggest crime of all is what it has done to Iranians themselves for nearly 50 years.

Also, there's this from the statement: "Military confrontation has never delivered sustainable peace." That’s nonsense, with WW2 being the most obvious counterexample.

As always, the lesson is that when a Third-Worldist government invokes international law, it's best to take them very unseriously.

[Deano @Deanus_SA]

@mybroadband If they cut us off they lose revenue permanently. Stupid logic from Eskom

[Mike Bales™ 🫡🇺🇸 @MikeBales]

3 Communists walk into a bar, one orders a $15 mixed drink, one a $10 Martini, and the other a $6 beer. When the bill comes, based on their mantra, they are forced to split the bill equally.

Next week, the three, once again, return to the bar, but this time, they all ask for separate checks, so the bartender asks them, why aren’t they splitting the bill equally, since in communism, everyone pays the same fair share. The three communists reluctantly agree, and once again split the check 3 ways.

The following week, the three communists return, but with a mob of devoted followers, and protest the bartender, to change the prices of all their drinks, to the cheapest drink on the menu.

In fear of his business vandalized or burned down, the bartender agrees. So the following week all the communists come in and enjoy their $6 equally priced drinks, and celebrate the successes of communism.

The Communists continue this for several more weeks, until one Friday they return to the bar, to find it closed, with a sign out front, stating that the bar is out of business.

And that comrades, is how communism works.

[Deano @Deanus_SA]

@PodcastPartySA Why doesn't he ask Zuma for his opinion?

[Skye @SkyeZedA]

South Africa is the most race-regulated country in the world.

Keep it going.

[Democratic Alliance Gauteng Legislature @DA_GPL]

🚨 Lesufi accused of covering up service delivery failures ahead of G20

Premier Panyaza Lesufi has announced that there will be no power or water cuts in Johannesburg during the G20 Summit ��� proving that government can act when it wants to impress the world. 🌍

💡 So where was this urgency when Gauteng residents faced daily blackouts, water outages, and pothole-ridden roads?
💧 Where was this efficiency when traffic lights were out for months and infrastructure crumbled?

Instead of fixing Gauteng for its people, Lesufi is staging a PR cover-up to hide years of failure.

💬 DA Gauteng Leader Solly Msimanga says it best: “Lesufi is implementing temporary fixes — not lasting solutions.”

A DA-led Gauteng Government would prioritise service delivery every day of the year, not just when the cameras are rolling.

#DAatWork #RescueSA #DA_GPL #Gauteng #Accountability #Leadership #ServiceDelivery

Read more: https://t.co/x7dfSbWBGr

[Conscious Caracal 🇿🇦 @ConCaracal]

Documentary: RACE to the bottom

How many race laws does the South African government have? Are Afrikaners and other minority groups being discriminated against? Is the SA government the most race-mad on earth?

All these questions answered, and more.

https://t.co/xu5U1irHfT