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I am truly perplexed that so many people are against mosques being built...

I think it should be the goal of every Western Society to be tolerant regardless of their religious beliefs. Thus mosques should be allowed, in an effort to promote tolerance.

That is why I also propose that two nightclubs be opened next door to the mosque, thereby promoting tolerance from within the mosque. We could call one of the clubs, which would be gay, "The Turban Cowboy ", and the other a topless bar called "You Mecca Me Hot."

Next door should be a butcher shop that specializes in pork, and adjacent to that an open-pit barbecue pork restaurant, called "Iraq o' Ribs."

Across the street there could be a lingerie store called "Victoria Keeps Nothing Secret ", with sexy mannequins in the window modeling the goods.

Next door to the lingerie shop there would be room for an adult sex toy shop, "Koranal Knowledge ", its name in flashing neon lights, and on the other side an off-licence called "Morehammered."

All of this would encourage Muslims to demonstrate the tolerance they demand of us, so their mosque issue would not be a problem for others.

[Defiant L’s @DefiantLs]

"Keir Starmer has got the kind of spanking that you’d expect to see in 50 Shades of Grey"

[South African Sentinel @SentinelfromSA]

🚨 THE QUIET ISLAMIC INVASION OF SOUTH AFRICA IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW

Pakistani and Bangladeshi networks have taken over township spaza shops, launder billions out of the country through hawala to fund terrorism and more invasion, while the ANC openly cuddles up to Iran, hosts Hamas, and fast-tracks undocumented Palestinians straight past immigration laws.

This is far worse than the average illegal immigration. It's cultural/societal suicide.

Also, South Africa is still an 85% Christian nation.

Yet the ANC is deliberately eroding that foundation: capturing politics, the judiciary (with Sharia-derived nafaqah rulings and Muslim marriage recognition), education (pushing Palestine curriculums in Islamic schools), and the economy for Islamic expansion.

The ANC is holding the door wide open for an invasion we don't want. Look to Europe.

#IslamicInvasionSA #HawalaTerrorFunding #ANCTerrorTies #ChristianSouthAfricaUnderSiege #ExposeTheInvasion #SpazaShopTakeover

[South African Sentinel @SentinelfromSA]

🧵 ANC Fuel Tax Heist Exposed: Oil Prices Same as 2012, But You’re Paying Double – And the ANC are Pocketing the Difference.

South Africans are being sold a lie at the petrol pump. The ANC government and its mouthpieces in the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources keep blaming “global oil prices” and “geopolitical tensions” for the crippling cost of fuel. Yet the numbers don’t lie. Brent Crude is trading at levels almost identical to 2012 and 2013 (around $110 per barrel) but inland petrol now costs more than double what it did back then. The difference? A deliberate, decade-long tax grab by the ANC that has turned fuel into one of the biggest cash cows for a regime that then mismanages, wastes, or simply steals the revenue anyway.

[Pookie's Polls & Opinions @pookiepolls]

As a Cape Town property owner, I strongly opposed the City’s 2025 tariffs: the city-wide cleaning levy, fixed water tariff, and fixed sanitation tariff.

These weren’t based on actual consumption – they were charged according to property value. Purely unfair.

Today, the Western Cape High Court struck them down as unlawful and invalid, ordering the City to remove them by 30 June 2026. The ruling confirms that municipal services must be charged in proportion to actual use, not property valuations.

Municipalities don’t have unlimited power to invent new fixed levies.

I’m relieved the court agreed with SAPOA, CTCRA and AfriForum.

But I’m also angry. This was a DA-led city government pushing these charges. They defended them in court despite the clear legal problems.

This has cost them my vote. After years of supporting the DA, I will not vote for them again. Property owners deserve fair billing, not valuation-based stealth taxes.

The principle is now clear: pay for what you use.

Nothing more.

The City must comply and scrap these unlawful tariffs.

Of course, it is the ratepayer who must now be burdened with paying the legal fees, as the city was hit with a cost order.

Voetsek, @Our_DA Voetsek, @geordinhl

[Arsen Ostrovsky @Ostrov_A]

This is one of the most jaw-dropping, chilling interviews I have seen. Watch this Rabbi from London, respond to question about the terror stabbing in Golders Green!

[Mark Sham @MarkSham]

The @WOOLWORTHS_SA and Beyers Chocolates breakdown is another reminder that corporate companies will "protect their business and their growth" at all costs. Any smaller business that forgets is doomed. You can have a 34-year supplier history with a corporate but the moment you stop playing by their rules, they will cut you down to size, even if that means you liquidating your business!

From what has been reported, Beyers had been supplying Woolworths since around 1990 and at one point Woolworths made up roughly half their business. That kind of relationship could fool you into feeling secure when you’re in it. It "feels" like there’s history and trust which is already the first warning sign in this story.

Apparently Beyers acquired a second factory which was already supplying Checkers and Pick 'n Pay. According to Beyers, this was a way to increase volumes, support mechanisation, diversify the business, and reduce their dependence on Woolworths, especially because Woolworths had already started bringing in other chocolate brands years earlier.

Woolworths apparently found out about the second factory and took issue with it. The dispute centred on exclusivity. According to Kees Beyers, Woolworths wanted the second factory closed but Beyers refused.

From a business owner’s point of view, I understand why. Beyers had reportedly invested around R200 million and had roughly 75 employees at that second site. You don’t just switch that off because a major client is uncomfortable with you diversifying.

Then came the hammer as Woolworths reduced its orders. First by around R100 million and then by another R100 million a few months later.

When one customer carries that much weight in your business, they don’t have to “kill” you in some dramatic movie villain way. They just have to reduce orders and suddenly cash flow gets squeezed, your bank gets nervous, your options disappear, and the thing you spent decades building can start falling apart in real time.

The exclusivity issue itself is still disputed. Beyers says the exclusivity agreement expired in 2019. Woolworths apparently says it rolled over automatically. Woolworths has also said it cannot comment on the details of the relationship because of confidentiality 🤣

I want to personally remind you. Corporate companies are not people. They don’t operate on loyalty, memory, history, or sentiment in the way small business owners often do. They operate through systems, contracts, leverage, risk management and self preservation.

If you build your business around one massive corporate client, and that client decides you’ve stepped outside the lines, they will likely not sit down and ask how this affects your people, your factory, your investment, or your future.

If you take ANYTHING from this post, it's an understanding of WHAT (not who) you’re dealing with. Never forget this and play the game accordingly 🤓

[Helen Zille @helenzille]

@KhuselaS @PostofficeSa @Commza Sweetness, refuse removal is a local government. Ask the ANC in Modimolle why they are not removing refuse. Since when do I have any responsibility for service delivery in Modimolle. I am not the candidate there. Try harder

[Michael C @Michaeach3]

The WSJ just dropped a massive exposé on the ICC.

The entire case against Israel was bought and paid for.

🔴Qatar promised to "look after" Prosecutor Karim Khan if he targeted Netanyahu
🔴Khan instantly abandoned his investigatory timeline and shocked his own staff
🔴He rushed straight to CNN to demand arrest warrants

The ICC is not a court of justice.
It is a weapon controlled by Islamists.

Make this go viral.

[Pookie's Polls & Opinions @pookiepolls]

MAHIKENG: Heartbreaking Execution of a Beloved Butchery Couple – When Will This Carnage End?

In what can only be described as yet another sickening chapter in South Africa's unrelenting nightmare of violent crime, the owners of Totobola Butchery in Mahikeng were brutally murdered in cold blood during a savage armed robbery.

Sergio “Search” Gomes and his wife, Marlene “Ma-Totobola” Gomes – respected, hardworking pillars of their community who fed families and built lives with honest labour – are gone.

Six masked cowards stormed their busy shop, terrorising customers and staff before dragging the couple to their nearby home in a desperate hunt for a safe. Gunshots rang out. Marlene was killed at the scene. Sergio fought for his life in hospital before succumbing to his injuries.

No arrests. Not one.

This isn't an isolated tragedy. This is daily life in a country where the murder rate now exceeds that of many active war zones. Innocent people – shopkeepers, farmers, families – are being slaughtered in their places of business and homes while the rest of us are told to "stay positive" and accept it as the new normal.

How did we get here?

Why is a once-thriving nation drowning in blood, fear, and impunity?

Where are the consequences for these animals who prey on the productive and the vulnerable?

How many more Sergio and Marlene stories must we endure before the people in charge admit this country is bleeding out?

The Gomes family leaves behind a devastated community in Mahikeng – shocked, heartbroken, and furious.

They deserved better. South Africa deserves better. The question isn't just "who did this?" anymore.

The real question is: Why does this government and society allow this slaughter to continue, day after bloody day?

VIVA, @MYANC , VIVA. This is on you.

[Skye @SkyeZedA]

Happy Freedom Day, South Africa 🇿🇦

[Skye @SkyeZedA]

If you earn an average salary of R30,000 a month from age 18 to 65, you’ll pay roughly R2.64 million in PAYE over your lifetime.

That’s years of your life worked just to fund the state.

Here’s what that really means:

You will work about 7.3 years for free to fund one minister’s salary for a single year.

You will work about 2.9 years for free to pay for one minister’s car.

It takes about 5.3 South Africans working their entire lives to fund one minister’s 5-year term.

This is before VAT. Before fuel levies. Before everything else.

Every tax has a cost.

Not just in rands, but in years of your life.

[Decado @ItsDecado]

I am bleeding my pockets dry paying astronomical prices for a half broken internet connection just to read what the outside world is saying. And let me be honest, it is absolutely infuriating to see how completely disconnected so many of you are from the actual mood of the people inside Iran.

Do not lose your nerve. Do not be afraid.

The narrative you are seeing right now is a complete illusion.

The voices currently being amplified online are fake, manipulated, and engineered by the cyber army of this cannibalistic regime.

They have locked us in a digital prison and severed our connection to the world specifically so they can control the narrative and project a false sense of fear and submission.

We are not cowering in the dark. We are watching a dying terrorist syndicate thrash in its final days.

Do not judge the resolve of the Iranian people based on the fabricated noise of our captors. Wait until these walls come down. Wait until this internet blackout is broken and you can finally hear the unfiltered, undeniable roar of a nation that has been stripped to the bone.

You will see exactly what an unstoppable force looks like.

Hold the line. Level the playing field and we will finish the job.

[LHGrey™️ @Grey_0G]

Not. A. Fucking. Word.

The barbarians of the Khamenei regime didn’t just kill a boy yesterday...they publicly hanged a 19-year-old prodigy, Saleh Mohammadi, bronze medalist on Iran’s national wrestling team, a rising star who bled for glory on the mat and dared to bleed for freedom in the streets of January’s protests.

They dragged him to Qom Central Prison, strapped the noose around that young neck, and dropped the floor while the world watched.

“Enmity against God,” they called it...torture-extracted confessions from show trials that would shame the Inquisition.

This wasn’t execution; this was ritual slaughter, medieval psychopathy dressed in clerical robes, the regime’s pathology laid bare:

terrified of its own vitality, it devours its strongest sons to instill fear in the herd.

And the Western Left?

Those pathological frauds, those soulless architects of selective outrage?

Not. A. Fucking. Word.

Where are the campus screamers who torch cities over “genocide” when a Hamas butcher stubs his toe?

Where are the blue-check “human rights” clerics who flood timelines with keffiyeh cosplay and crocodile tears for every narrative that flatters their ideological masturbation?

Crickets.

Deafening, gut-wrenching silence.

Because this atrocity doesn’t fit their Freudian script:

the oppressor isn’t the white West or Israel...it’s their beloved “resistance” incarnate, a theocratic death cult that aligns perfectly with their inverted morality.

Nietzsche warned us:

Resentment poisons the soul until evil becomes virtue and strength becomes sin.

The Left didn’t just look away; they enabled it with their philosophical cowardice, their postmodern relativism that excuses barbarism as “cultural,” their Marxist pathology that sees only power dynamics when it serves the tribe.

This is the necrotic core of progressive hypocrisy exposed:

they don’t mourn the hanged athlete because mourning him would require admitting their “allies” are the real monsters.

They don’t rage because rage would shatter the fragile edifice of their self-deception.

They are not compassionate...they are complicit cowards, psychological vampires who feed on manufactured victims while real ones swing from ropes.

Saleh Mohammadi’s blood is on their hands too, every silent one of them.

The regime’s rope is physical; the Left’s silence is the noose they tighten around truth itself.

Fuck their performative piety.

Fuck their selective tears.

History will record this not just as Iranian savagery, but as the West’s moral suicide...willingly, gleefully, one hanged wrestler at a time.

🗡️💀🗡️

[ℓαυ @moiresmix]

@woestyn_wolf Yes. Speak to Investec.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@KatieMiller There are now more anti-White and anti other race laws in South Africa than there were anti-Black laws under Apartheid!

[Kosher @koshercockney]

Holy shit. Wow.

This is HANDS DOWN the best take I’ve heard.

If there is one video you listen to today it’s this one.

Every single word of this and it’s a huge “f*ck you” to @antonioguterres for propping up the barbaric terrorist Islamic Regime in Iran.

Must be shared everywhere in my opinion.

Unfortunately I have no idea who this young British woman is to credit her, if you know who it is feel free to tag below.

[Skye @SkyeZedA]

The government that cannot fix a pothole. That cannot keep the lights on or the water running. Where corruption has swallowed trillions. Where the country is more violent than active war zones and the national sport is theft, rape and murder.

That government is flying to The Hague to tell other countries what they should do 🤡

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

Iranian news anchor: “No Bomb can reach Us, Allah will save Us”

Allah: “Yes I will…”

Then just 5 seconds later…

Hashem and Netanyahu: “Hold my beer”🤣🤣🤣

[Jason Bartlett @Jason2bartlett]

In 2018 my cousin was found guilty of being white in South Africa…. Having a braai outside 8 black men shot him through the back of the head burnt him with a grill then urinated on him calling him a white bastard….His wife, 9 and 12 year old daughters watched it happening to their father….

THIS IS SOUTH AFRICA