@SABCNews Very soon, the patronage system of the criminal corrupt racist @MYANC will fall apart, and we will be rid of the mediocrity they live on.
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We've been saying for years that the tax burden is becoming unsustainable.
Political corruption has reached a point where the looting of R100 million by a single individual is almost treated as the norm.
We are also supporting the entire continent with our tax contributions.
🚨 RECORD NUMBER OF COUNTRIES BOYCOTT UN’S DURBAN ANNIVERSARY
More than 40 countries boycotted the UN’s 25th-anniversary event for the 2001 Durban Conference — surpassing the previous record of 38 in 2021 after an Israeli diplomatic campaign urging governments to stay away.
Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon: “Twenty-five years later, the growing number of countries boycotting the event shows that many members of the international community understand where Durban went wrong.”
B’nai B’rith CEO Evan Bernstein said the boycott shows much of the world is “finally refusing to celebrate” Durban’s legacy.
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“Our disagreement is with the government that continues to put its ideology above its own people. A refusal to condemn the incitement of violence against a targeted community is wrong. A refusal to give farmers in isolated areas the protection any government owes its people is wrong. And a refusal to loosen ownership rules that stifle the very investment that would create jobs South Africa desperately needs is stunningly shortsighted.”
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@kevan_logic@MondliGungubel_ you want @elonmusk to gift you 30% of his business so that you criminal corrupt racist @MYANC imbecilic 🤡🤡🤡🤡 can unveil .............. a tap ? Go figure.
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@TMFoundation_ ignorant disingenuous vacuous to the point of being utterly racist in the face of confirmed statistics and well-known criminal corrupt racist @MYANC policy from before 1990. Imbecilic to think that you can try to debate away recognized ANC policy with the results thereof clear to see. Perhaps Thabo Mbeki thinks he is talking to the 30% ANC pass rate voters.
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@MondliGungubel_@elonmusk Why should anyone pay any of you criminal corrupt racist @MYANC filth to do business in the country. You have not done anything for this country bar enriching yourself. The numbers don't lie, unemployment, femicide, crime rate, youth unemployment, general unemployment, poor economic growth and you narcissistic 🤡🤡🤡🤡 want something that you didn't earn. Voetsek !
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Truth @RonaldLamola : the @MYANC is inherently CRIMINAL, CORRUPT AND UTTERLY RACIST AGAINST WHITE PEOPLE, AND OTHER MINORITIES IN SA. The ANC is also the 16th most corrupt organization in the world, confirmed. Let's argue that "misinformation", 🤡. Here is your link:
https://t.co/o0N0e1O9KK , now VOETSEK !
This man has seriously disappointed the people who trusted him. voters should examine his record carefully before deciding how to vote at the ballot box. 🇿🇦
Good morning 🇿🇦,
A big congratulations to Philip Krawitz and his business, Cape Union Mart (CUM), for winning their case against the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) at the Western Cape High Court earlier this month. Justice has been served, and as law-abiding South Africans, we should celebrate that. It’s significant.
The PSC’s defamation campaign — with its baseless allegations against Krawitz and CUM — was damaging not only to Krawitz and his company, but to South Africa as a whole. As I wrote in my Politicsweb column in June, there are always disastrous consequences when mobs are allowed to harass businesses. A great deal is put at risk, including people’s livelihoods — something we cannot afford as a struggling, developing economy.
South Africa faces many challenges. I highlighted the problems in our justice system and law enforcement in last week’s column: the levels of corruption, violent crime, and low conviction rates tell us we have real shortcomings there.
Still, as I noted in that column, I’m grateful our systems exist and function. Krawitz had the option of taking PSC’s defamation campaign to court, and that’s something I still appreciate about South Africa. He went to court because he still had trust in the country’s legal system. When a businessman retains that kind of trust, it’s a positive sign. All our systems need to do is work better.
My latest column. Link in the replies. ⬇️
@DIRCO_ZA You criminal corrupt racist @MYANC lot could have learned a lot from Singapore years ago - too late now, the country is stuffed under ANC criminal rule.
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@ta_marah7 He @RonaldLamola defrauded the RAF, mate ! Was found out, but quickly repaid the money, and as per criminal corrupt racist @MYANC law goes, never prosecuted..... typical ANC.
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