Anyone has a contact at a newspaper? A reporter or someone that can get a story out about home affairs and their inability to sort my husband's passport which he applied for 22nd April and all he gets is there is an IT issue, he already missed 2 flights @HomeAffairsSA
"Fake News" Helen Zille!
The "it will never happen" DA/ANC coalition talks under way.
Most middle class voters are fools and the DA depends on this and use it to their advantage.
If I have to remember how many "it will never happen" messages I got.
A vote for the DA is a vote for the ANC.
They will implement the same UN Agenda 21 and 2030 plans to run SA into the ground for their overseas puppet masters.
You have sold your freedom for a DA fear campaign.
Enjoy your prison landscape.
I always said that people must first feel the pain of their stupidity before they will change.
That time starts now.
I can only tell you who and what he does not represent:
The WEF, WHO, UN, US, UK, Rothschilds, Oppenheimers, Sassoons, Herzovs, Rupert, Bekker, Wiese.
That's a lot more than any of his political opponents can say.
The Regime Change Conference!
Read the declaration and then try to comprehend the implications.
For those with eyes to see and ears to hear.
You will see why the IFP has now fallen into Oppenheimer money.
We all know the DA is run by the Oppenheimers.
Look at what they signed for and who attended.
The South Africans present should interest you but the rest are also very telling.
https://t.co/QvIDPgvh9M
The OHM phenomenon.
Because OHM was deliberately excluded from MSM interviews and interactions, the majority of people voting OHM do so because of social media and word of mouth exposure.
Because of this the OHM vote spreads widely across SA even though the votes per VD as very small.
Because of this it is very easy to see discrepancies in the counting and reporting process.
We would for instance have a family of 6 that went and voted for OHM at one VD.
They will then report that none of their votes reflected in the count displayed outside the VD afterwards.
Why would anyone take this risk if it can be exposed?
Luckily the IEC have to keep the ballots and boxes for 6 months so we can resolve these issues unless those ballots were removed during the counting process.
In that case we need huge collusion between all agents present.
I find it hard to believe and dont even want to believe that this is possible.
IEC process and reporting Irregularities!
What is happening with the Election Results?
This morning numbers have changed and the IEC site went back to zero as if they did a reset or had to reload the results.
They have reloaded all the regions except for KZN.
In all the regions where results have been reloaded OHM has increased except for EC and FS where the results from 7 hours ago dropped instead of increasing. In the EC by a lot.
Luckily I write things down with pen and paper.
Does anyone know what is going on?
People also reported and insist that OHM was either not on the regional ballot or national ballot where they voted. We initially thought they just missed it until many reports came in. One person even asked if they used different National printers.
Has any other party experienced this?
At some places people say they were not given both the national and regional ballots.
What is going on.
Some of them insisted on both ballots and even the police got involved.
Those that insisted eventually after battles got all 3 ballots. Some of these battles took hours.
Thanks to those that stood their ground.
Anyone with similar experiences?
I just took a screenshot of the IEC dashboard at 8H25.
There are 3 ballots this year! You can vote for OHM on the Regional and National ballots. Regional and National elections are both for National Assembly.
Provincial Elections
OHM is NOT contesting Provincial Elections. Part of our manifesto is dissolving provincial legislatures and so we purposefully did not put any provincial structures in place.
The Moonshot pact is dead.
The smaller parties fooled into irrelevance by the DA with madam Helen Zille hell bent on power.
Steenhuizen has never and will never run the show.
He was never a golden boy of Helen.
He was always an expendable.
The ANC and the DA bat for the same international powers and funders.
If you want freedom OHM is the only party that fully understand our international threats and will ensure maximum freedom for those that want it.
https://t.co/HssYmFIK5g
Elections are around the corner! Don't be a statistic! Please vote on the 29th! Remember that 18 million people who could have voted, chose not to in 2019! That's enough to vote in a whole new government! Some of the reasons to vote for OHM:
Considerations when voting:
1. Where their funding comes from.
2. Ideology is actually very important: does the party believe in more government control, or less, to solve problems? How well do their principles and values align with your own? Align with the rest of society?
3. Leadership: Does the leader have examples of success in their lives? Is he or she rational or radical? How well do they understand the current political system? How well do they understand global politics?
4. What is the worst thing about the party? You are never going to agree 100% on what any party proposes, so look at what you consider their worst aspects, and then see which party's worst aspects are most tolerable to you.
5. Does the party strive to change the political system in some way? Does the party acknowledge the flaws in the current system? Do they have an alternative proposal? Are they open-minded enough to realize we need to evolve our systems? Or do they want to live out their manifesto's within the current, flawed system?
6. Do they answer the question "HOW"? Many parties will want to provide jobs, or housing, or better education. Most people can agree with the importance of these, but HOW they plan to implement these promises is the deal breaker.
7. Are they aligned with the agenda's of global organizations such as the United Nations or the WEF? This point should not be underestimated. Global organizations can never be in touch with the nuanced needs of the people in a specific country and we have to be wary of their influence on policy that ultimately results in the control of law-abiding citizens in the pursuit of "problem-solving". Does the party care about our own national sovereignty? About strengthening our borders and state? Do they plan to improve international relations in a way that benefits South Africa?
8. Lastly, do they speak about the importance of freedom or individual liberty? If these words are not part of their vocabulary, then I would be worried!
To read OHM's manifesto, you can go to https://t.co/4OUs3Jhlcz
MYTHS TO DISPEL (part 1):
"Voting is a waste of time":
In 2019, just over 17 million people cast their vote, while 18 million people, both registered to vote and not, chose to abstain from the process for whatever reasons. If everyone disaffected by the system voted for any party except those that are in the top 3 - 5, we would have an entirely new government - in ONE day! Just with the mark of an X! Voting can be very powerful! Do not waste the opportunity!
MYTHS TO DISPEL (part 2):
"There are TOO MANY parties! The ballot is going to be a mile long - how awful!"
We have about 350 nationally registered political parties. We have a population of about 40 million adults. Technically that's 114 000 people per party if everyone HAD to pick a party.
However, due to the contesting process, we only have 52 parties contesting nationally which is about 770 000 people per party if divided up equally.
In a diverse country such as ours, having a wide variety to choose from is important, even if we had 100 contesting, that would be a good thing.
IN OUR CURRENT SYSTEM (which we want to change)
I would rather have double the amount of parties in parliament, all with a more equal share of seats, then have what we have no: 3 parties with 90% of the power.
The democracy we envision is about more equal representation, as opposed to the "winners" vs "losers" mindset that prevails in our legislatures.
The more parties there are, and the more parties represented in parliament, the closer we get to a direct election system.
So no, there is no such thing as "too many parties" in a democracy.
MYTHS TO DISPEL (Part 3):
"Voting for a smaller party is a wasted vote" or "voting "for anyone but the official opposition is a wasted vote".
We are not a two party state. Technically, in our current system, all parties besides the ruling party are opposition parties UNLESS they form a coalition with the ruling party.
A two party state would be even LESS democratic than the current flawed multi-party system. It is easier for big corporate donors to control 2 parties than it is for them to control multiple parties.
For this reason it would be best for people to vote for parties that aren't funded by corporate interests.
The best vote in these elections is to take a chance on a new, emerging party that has not been influenced by large funders or global institutions.
If we can get these kinds of more independent voices in parliament then:
1. The representatives of such parties will be more likely to consider the people when passing legislation as opposed to considering only business interests.
2. These parties are far more likely to get behind system change because they had to grow without the current benefits old, represented parties receive from government (aka hundreds of millions of rands per year from your tax money).
Albert Einstein said, “You cannot solve a problem with the same mind that created it.” We wont fix this country if we vote with the same mindset as previous election years.
De Ruyter is way out of his depth and has now turned to desperate LIES.
Eskom is not burning diesel non stop to prevent load shedding.
There is actual improvement at the moment in available capacity versus demand.
I will do a video to give the truth and the detail for those interested.
Andre De Ruyter never understood Eskom.
He never improved Eskom.
He drove a UN Agenda 2030 climate narrative supported by the President Cyril Ramaphosa faction within the ANC. He did work with Tito Mboweni at Nampak. Connect the dots.
He destroyed Eskom further with his attacks against the company he was supposed to protect.
I did everything in my power to get rid of him and Oberholzer. They are traitors to the people of SA.
https://t.co/ils8yC1w0g
The OHM Founder interviewed on Hilaal TV.
The governance system change movement is growing strong in the buildup to May 29 2024 Elections.
https://t.co/d45HVaWiLt
The OHM Crime Plan may change a few people's minds.
This is based on the values and principles of OHM.
It gives you a more practical look at what system change would look like.
I love the license the person, not the firearm as an expression of Liberty and Protection of Life the first two principles of OHM.
OHM does not have policies. OHM expresses its immoveable values and principles in how the country would be governed in a new governance system.
Current parties in parliament chop and change their policies as it suits them.
OHM has stopped this with immoveable values and principles that should be captured in the new constitution.
https://t.co/ShkRPFGgzt
The only party actively advocating for the right for law abiding citizens to own and carry a firearm. OHM also supports License the person, Register the firearm. Vote wisely on 29 May, choose freedom over tyranny. @liberate_sa@Sa_Gunowners
Want to know more about OHM's plan to liberate South Africa? You can join us for a coffee in Woodstock this Saturday as we have an informal and detailed chat about our manifesto.
RSVP for venue details 066 556 9940