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[. @naledimashishi]

The police haven’t identified most of the women found. So how does Jacinta know their nationalities?

[Thee Brightest star @LethaboMaluke24]

No, we are not voting for the ANC.
No, we do not accept Mac G and Sol’s apology.
No, we do not support March & March.
No, we are not voting for the DA or Action SA.
Yes, Gayton ka gap is useless.
Yes, Sol Phenduka is still ugly.

[Nyamal @Nyamal]

I keep trying to tell people. East Africa is Zionist captured & the genocides happening in Africa won’t end until Israel is GONE

[cthulhucachoo @Cthulhucachoo]

After what I've seen today on here, that birth rate can get even lower actually. Let's go into the negatives. You guys obviously don't need us. You can make some more people from your ribs if you run out.

[soup🕷️ @thrluv]

YES, your political stance does in fact define the kind of person you are

[Khomotso @KhomotsoKD]

There isn’t a single woman in SA that is not vigilant. Not one. We live in constant fear, everyday. We have anxiety because of it.

[Thee Brightest star @LethaboMaluke24]

Killers are aided by political neglect. Look at Rhodesfield, Kempton Park: long grass, broken lights and neglected spaces, while women’s bodies keep being found. Perpetrators cause femicide, but can exploit darkness and isolation. Maintenance is violence prevention. Vote well!

[ꕤ smosher ☆ @ThatOnePoes]

But if you say this is slowly but surely happening in a certain city in South Africa. It’s “good for the economy” bitches up and down your mentions

[Kitoko @Fokof__]

Steve Biko didn’t die for you guys to even remotely consider voting for DA at any level

[Tariq Kenney-Shawa @tksshawa]

There’s something uniquely damning about these confessions. They make the allegations irrefutable. But it’s difficult to describe how infuriating it is to spend years documenting the slaughter of your people and still not be believed until their murderers confirm that, yes, it happened exactly as we’ve been saying all along.

[Lá Namhlä✋🏽 @Nampree]

Bafazi, continue being stingy with your wombs!

If the world must end, then let it end. You are not incubators.

[marah khalad @mar80549]

Don’t skip please my friend

[Motshidisi E. Mohono @MotshidisiM]

What do we need to do to dispel the myth that Bobotie is our national dish?

[Lynette Ntuli @MsNtuli]

Don’t let anyone tell you to get over apartheid.

[Phumzile Van Damme @zilevandamme]

“Controversial.”
“Military Doctor.”
Are you out of your mind?

He was the head of the apartheid government’s chemical and biological warfare programme, Project Coast. One of its aims was reducing Black population growth, so insidious he investigated a biological agent intended to selectively kill Black people.

Project Coast scientists testified that the programme provided the drugs and poisons developed for use in murders of anti-apartheid activists.

Frank Chikane, then Secretary-General of the South African Council of Churches, was poisoned through his clothing using a lethal poison. He suffered organ failure and nearly died twice. A Project Coast scientist testified that he had supplied the poison to security police operatives and instructed them how to apply it to clothing.

Clandestine SANDF units testified that SWAPO prisoners of war were given overdoses of muscle relaxants Basson provided before being thrown from helicopters into the sea. One Special Forces officer testified that Basson personally and regularly supplied him with these drugs, which he used on the majority of the more than 200 people he killed and disposed of at sea.

Controversial? Nay. Monstrous. War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity per the Rome Statute. The only reason he was not hauled before the ICC to answer for his crimes is because its rules did not exist during the commission of his crimes.

The only reason he isn’t behind bars in South Africa is because of a botched criminal prosecution in 1999. He faced 67 charges, including murder, conspiracy to murder, drug offences and fraud. The court did not adjudicate the substance of some of the most serious allegations, including those concerning the alleged killing of hundreds of SWAPO detainees in Namibia.

The State appealed to the Supreme Court of Appeal, which declined to hear the matter because the papers from the State were lodged late. The Constitutional Court found that the SCA had failed to give proper weight to the extreme gravity of the charges and held that the SCA should have accepted the State’s late filing and allowed the appeal. The Court reinstated six charges that had been quashed, expressly leaving questions of double jeopardy and unreasonable delay to a trial court if the State proceeded with the prosecution.

The NPA nevertheless declined to re-prosecute Basson. A court therefore never got to test those questions.

The programme was only wound down in 1993. 1993. One year before South Africa’s first democratic election. Three years after Nelson Mandela and others were released.

A man who headed apartheid South Africa’s secret chemical and biological warfare programme, involving the development of lethal agents and the investigation of their use against human beings?

He is a deeply disturbing figure in South Africa’s history.

He is a symbol of the machinery of apartheid at its most depraved.

That is why his moniker is “Dr Death.” He was the Apartheid regime’s Josef Mengele.

And that is the history that must never be sanitised or sugar-coated. Bfr.

[Jon Kent @jonkentcomrade]

She's right. The Palestinians were punished for the Holocaust instead of the Germans.

[Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng @drtlaleng]

They want to see how much the government will keep tolerating. Each notch they move they normalise this brutality. This isn’t a coincidence. It’s part of the plan.