Dirktator

Proudly South African. Yes, White African. It's a thing. Believe it.
Memeking.

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Readers be warned:

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@DavidFischer C.
The man on the cross next to Jesus did nothing but repent and believe, and Jesus welcomed him.
The rest comes after C, out of respect and appreciation for what He has done.

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@Anunakin

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@CnManicPixie @CyrilRamaphosa Sit down.

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@NoedineM Your post implies that the current situation is stable.

It is not.

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@scrumming_ten Hahahahaha!

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@AdriaanBasson @USAmbRSA @ATKVSA @AgriSA1904 @KurtOfficial @RassieRugby @Our_DA Lazer hier sonskyn, jys in vir n lelike verassing...

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Facts

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𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐕𝐨𝐭𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐅 𝐏𝐥𝐮𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐋𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐄𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬

Everyone keeps telling you there are only two choices.

Vote for the DA... or risk the ANC and the EFF.

But what if that's the biggest political myth in South African politics?

The real question isn't whether the DA should govern.

The real question is whether any political party should govern without meaningful pressure from its own side.

In healthy republics, governments become better when they know someone is holding them accountable.

In the Western Cape and in many other provinces, that party should be the FF Plus.

The DA has repeatedly shown that, when left unchecked, it drifts away from many of the values that built its traditional support base.

Whether you look at immigration to the Cape, federalism, cultural issues, or other policy decisions, it has become increasingly clear that the DA should not govern without a strong coalition partner capable of pulling it back in another direction.

A stronger FF Plus also increases the pressure on the DA to take issues such as greater provincial autonomy and even a referendum on Cape independence more seriously.

Then comes the argument everyone has heard:

"𝐃𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐰𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐯𝐨𝐭𝐞."

Really?

Answer one simple question.

There are currently six FF Plus Members of Parliament.

If those six MPs had instead been DA MPs, what law would be different today?

Name one piece of legislation.

Name one concrete policy that would have changed.

You can't.

Those six representatives have given a voice to issues that would otherwise have received far less attention. The answer isn't fewer FF Plus representatives.

It's more.

But this election is about something even bigger than parliamentary arithmetic.

The DA has made a strategic decision to pursue the black vote as aggressively as possible.

That is its choice.

But it leaves a political space open for a party that unapologetically represents Afrikaner interests while defending the principles of Western civilisation, constitutional government, federalism, individual responsibility, private property, and cultural self-determination.

An Afrikaner First movement does not mean hostility towards other races.

It means refusing to apologise for your own culture while respecting the cultures of others.

It means believing that South Africa's different communities should be free to preserve what makes them unique instead of being pressured into a single diluted national identity.

Afrikaner First doesn't deny other identities, it affirms them. If Afrikaners have the right to put their culture first, then so do Zulus, Xhosas, and every other community.

Politics is ultimately about choices.

Do you want a DA that knows it can take your vote for granted?

Or do you want a stronger FF Plus that forces the DA to earn your support every election?

History shows that political parties only change when voters give them a reason to.

A vote for the FF Plus is not simply a vote for another seat in council.

It is a vote for leverage.

It is a vote for accountability.

It is a vote to ensure that the DA has a principled opposition from its right instead of treating its traditional supporters as a constituency that has nowhere else to go.

If you believe the Western Cape and other provinces deserves stronger opposition, stronger federalism, stronger cultural representation, and a government that knows it can be challenged, then consider giving your vote to the FF Plus in the 2026 local elections.

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@iamDonaldBrown Dammit man, this is a piece of art. Good job 👌🏻🍻

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@markmywords Uhm, hello?!
What, do you expect the government to NOT steal? To make things cheaper?
Please be reasonable, you know Mercedez' and BMW's aint cheap.

(Please note the sarcasm)

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

South Africa plays the most violent, collision-hungry rugby on the planet, and it comes from a country that treats meat and fire as a national religion.

The Springboks win the way a wrecking ball wins. Back-to-back world champions, built around a pack of enormous forwards and a bench so loaded with them that they once named a seven-one split, seven forwards and a single back, then dared the opposition to still be standing at the end. Their entire game is the collision. They want to hit you harder, more often, for longer, until you fold. It is the most physical identity in the sport, and it grows in telling soil.

Because South Africa is, by a distance, the most carnivorous rugby nation alive. The braai, the open-fire barbecue, is the centre of social life there, a weekly act of devotion around a grid of sizzling meat. Biltong, air-dried spiced beef and venison, is the national snack, sold at every petrol station and chewed on the touchline. Boerewors, the farmer's sausage, is protected by law and has to be at least ninety percent meat to earn the name. Children grow up on kudu, springbok and ostrich, on a plate that treats animal protein as the obvious foundation of a meal. A Springbok forward is raised, quite literally, on the thing he is named after.

Now the pedant's objection, answered before it arrives. The modern team kitchen runs no headline carnivore protocol. Their dietitians use the same periodised sports-science plans as everyone else, carbs timed around matches, the lot. Nobody is claiming beef is a secret training hack. The point is more interesting than that. The meat is upstream of all of it, in the culture that forms the player long before a nutritionist gets near him, the braai in the back garden, the biltong in the school bag, the unspoken sense that a man eats animals and gets on with it.

Other nations reach a meat-heavy diet through a spreadsheet. South Africa reaches it by being South African. The same culture lights the braai and builds the man who runs straight through you. One appetite, expressed twice.

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@WhiteLionII1 Amateur

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This.

[Groot Afrikaner @GrootAfrikaner]

When the DA screams “Do not vote for a small party because it will make the ANC stronger,” it is ABSOLUTELY BULLSHIT as long as you don’t vote ANC!

Below is from the DA’s official website. Not my cup of tea; however, the LGBTIQ can do their thing as much as they want, just not in street parades where innocent children are exposed, which the DA supports by issuing permits.

Do not compromise on your Christian values; it is not worth it. In other words, DO NOT VOTE DA. Vote VF Plus!

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@JacoKleynhans Die wêreld is besig om gesond te word. Die virus wat onwettige immigrasie en linkse beleide is, see kleure is nou oral duidelik, en die mensdom is naar en moeg vir dit.

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@TheRoyalSerf

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@MaxduPreez Fok jys dig.

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@GovernmentZA https://t.co/gTyc51Qjxs

Okay, let's go!

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@vigilantersa The proof is in the pudding.
Ek dink nie mense kyk na die boemieboumateriaal nie, hulle kyk na die resultate💪🏼

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@Left_EU Yeet.

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Liewe genade

[Skye @SkyeZedA]

@Rolandschoeman @grok Here you go. https://t.co/2ER83r5rsC