Imperfect Christian conservative
Proudly Neanderthal white right wing supremist
NO DMs
All lives matter
Pro-life
Straight-forward
Anti-liberalism/wokeism/media
In case you were not aware:
Corporate South Africa are in bed with the ANC government.
Just like the political parties, they also don't have your best interest at heart.
@TheExtremeMusi1@Gibboanxious My apologies Stephen, you have watched many movies. I guess, in my opinion, your taste suggested you haven't watched many. You are entitled to your taste and opinion, as I am. I won't bother you anymore with my unkind comments.
My opinion - The ANC acts like it has won the 2024 elections with a huge majority. They have no respect for their GNU partners and treat them with disrespect and contempt. Ramaphosa, Mbalula, Mantashe, Mashatile, and the finance minister made it very, very clear that they no longer can work with the DA or no longer need the DA. The parties that voted today for the approval of a VAT hike and Mashaba's ASA party are what they need to pass laws and bills from now on. Mashaba will most certainly be given a cabinet position when the DA is pushed from the GNU. The DA is fighting a losing battle in the GNU against an ANC who refuses to share power with them. The DA should walk away, become the official opposition, and fight the ANC through our courts. They'll achieve more that way than they can in the GNU. They should immediately institute a motion of no confidence against Ramaphosa. They will find the numbers to make it happen and get rid of the snake Ramaphosa. Doesn't matter who takes over from Ramaphosa, it won't make any difference in making SA better, but Ramaphosa needs to go now. He is doing very desperate things now to cling on to power and to ensure black votes. Ramaphosa needs to go now.
Why? Why on earth, in any country in the entire world would ANY government ban private security?
Unless ... genocide, you know?
@POTUS@SecRubio@elonmusk
So I must pay nearly a quarter of a Million rand in annual taxes so that those who call me a settler, threaten to slit my throat, call me a Neanderthal and a Cannibal, and sing songs about killing me and my family can benefit. Something's not right.
There is no difference between a Torah-keeping Jew and a works-based Christian. Both deny the cross. Both reject Christ. Both frustrate the grace of God. If righteousness comes by the law, then Christ is dead in vain (Galatians 2:21).
Michael, a boy who lives near my parents, has been diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome, and maybe something else, too. My heart breaks for him. He’s such a kind, upbeat kid.
If you could please pray for him, that would be great appreciated. Thank you.
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HOW THE BOERS ACQUIRED THEIR LAND IN THE EASTERN TRANSVAAL (MPUMALANGA)
While the Boers were in Ohrigstad, Swazi King Mswati II launched an attack on King Mpande's Zulu
outposts, seizing all the cattle in the process.
Mpande, seeking to avoid conflict with the Boers, informed them of his intention to take military action against the Swazis.
Potgieter explained to Mpande that there was a friendly relationship between the Boers and Swazis but assured him of Boer neutrality in the Zulu-Swazi conflict. Potgieter emphasised that the Boers would find the killing of Swazi women and children unacceptable.
However, the Swazi king then approached the Boers for support against the Zulus.
On 26 July 1846, Mswati and the Boers signed a defence treaty forming an alliance against the Zulus.
According to the terms of the treaty, the Boers committed to supporting the Swazis in their war against the Zulus in exchange for a
substantial piece of land in the eastern highveld (now Mpumalanga).
This area stretched from the Olifants River in the north to the Crocodile River in the south.
In July 1847, Mpande deployed his isaNgqu, iNkonkoni, uDlokwe, and uNokhenke regiments against the Swazis, but they had to withdraw without achieving success.
Thanks to the Boers the total annihilation of the Swazi people was ultimately prevented.
[References in "The Creation of the Boer Identity" on page 295-297]
[Bronverwysings in "Die Skepping van die Boeridentiteit" op bladsy 307-308]
*Image: Presentation of King Mpande