because companies priorities their profit and they wanna maximise everything.....they lose more by hiring a lazy, dishonest, emotion driven alcoholic. South Africa has some educated people but the Xenophobic ones are showing the countries underlying failing education system,
Sometimes its not even practical skills, its basic qualities and ethics, many companies prefer foreigners because of the extra work they put in, the honesty they have and values they keep. In SA many lack such values and it's quite obvious who a company will prefer,
Malema possesses remarkable wisdom; he's exceptionally strategic. His street smarts combined with his political acumen make him a true genius in the arena.@EFF_FreeState @_JuliusMalema
Before the sun rises in USA someone is going to show Trump that the 10-Point Plan is worse than Obama’s deal. Especially the demands such as US military withdrawals from the region; uranium enrichment, ending all sanctions & Iran operating the Strait of Hormuz.
He will release that in fact, this means US defeated.
His small ego will vibrate, Bibi will stroke it and they will turn against all points in the proposed agreement.
They have been undermining negotiations with Iran since he came into office; before 12 day war, after 12 day war. They thought killing supreme leader will result in defeat of Iran & regime change. But they not only united Iranians, they united the whole world behind them. Achieving the opposite of their aims.
The world isolated them, US military generals defied them, & their people took to the streets!
Exposing them as pure Political Sophomores!
These two myopic heads have worked themselves in the most devastating corner in history:- & will find it hard to accept defeat!
The USA must remove Trump from office with immediate effect, long before the two weeks deadline! That is the only solution to end the war!
Have you looked at the 10 points in plan? It reads like a Trump surrender.
The 10 Points (with explanations)
1. U.S. commitment to ensure no further acts of aggression A formal, binding guarantee from the United States (and implicitly Israel) against any future military strikes or attacks on Iran or its territory. This is framed as a permanent non-aggression pledge with “no time limit.”
2. Continued Iranian control of the Strait of Hormuz Iran demands explicit recognition of its sovereignty and dominance over this critical waterway (through which ~20% of global oil passes). It would include a regulated protocol for safe navigation, allowing Iran to inspect or charge fees on ships while reopening passage.
3. Acceptance of Iran’s nuclear enrichment rights The US and international community must formally accept Iran’s right to enrich uranium for civilian purposes. This effectively legitimizes Iran’s nuclear program at current levels without demanding dismantlement or zero enrichment.
4. Lifting of all primary sanctions Complete removal of all direct US sanctions on the Iranian government, economy, oil sector, banks, and entities—beyond just nuclear-related ones.
5. Lifting of all secondary sanctions Removal of sanctions on foreign companies, banks, or countries that do business with Iran (so-called “secondary” or extraterritorial sanctions). This would allow unrestricted international trade and investment.
6. Termination of all United Nations Security Council resolutions against Iran Iran wants all UNSC resolutions (including those tied to its nuclear program, ballistic missiles, or past sanctions) to be nullified or lifted entirely.
7. Termination of all International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors resolutions against Iran All IAEA condemnations, referrals, or oversight measures related to Iran’s nuclear activities would be dropped, reducing international monitoring and accountability.
8. Payment of damages to Iran for loss in the war Full compensation/reparations from the US (and possibly Israel) for war-related destruction, reconstruction costs, and economic losses. Iran has estimated this in the tens or hundreds of billions of dollars.
9. Withdrawal of U.S. combat forces from the region Complete pullout of American troops, bases, and military assets from the Middle East (including Iraq, Syria, Gulf states, etc.). This is presented as ending the US military presence that Iran views as a threat.
10. Cessation of hostilities on all fronts, including Lebanon A comprehensive regional ceasefire that ends not only direct Iran-US/Israel fighting but also Israeli operations against Iranian allies (“Axis of Resistance”), especially Hezbollah in Lebanon, plus conflicts involving proxies in Iraq, Yemen, and elsewhere.
@WhiteHouse@POTUS This was obvious🚮,Trump is an insider trader so he is making money on oil prices on the stock market he needed this, plus I think also he needed people distracted from the Epstine files, and look at how people have shifted their attention no one is talking about it anymore.