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Interesting conversation. Respectful, open & honest.

A lesson in conflict resolution by two very robust females…

If you want to understand the truth about farm murders in South Africa, and how the media and chattering classes use semantic games, distortions and sometimes blatant lies to downplay and dismiss what is happening, read this. rationalstandard.com/p/white…

Just like hamas and the palestinians, the EFF grooms their children with violence

This is what happens when you allow your civilized country to be flooded by murderous hordes. Believe them when they tell you. We are paying a heavy price for being kind.

RT @MorEdge_Insight: ⚠️ WARNING: EXTREMELY GRAPHIC IMAGERY ⚠️ This was a music festival. People drove out to the western Negev to hear a D…

A point deliberately ignored, every time.

That’s why little sissies like you won’t survive here. This is the land of the brave, with all that we still a united nation.

Michael Rapaport, acteur et humoriste américain : « J’ai vu les 47 minutes d’images. Plusieurs femmes saignaient au niveau de l’entrejambe. J’ai vu des gens se faire abattre, des corps de civils innocents piétinés. J’ai vu des terroristes et des "civils innocents de Gaza" célébrer. Je les ai vus filmer. J’ai entendu un homme appeler sa mère et lui dire : “Maman, j’ai tué dix Juifs.” Je n’ai entendu personne parler d’“occupation”, d’“apartheid” ou de “1948”. Je n’ai même pas entendu le mot “Palestine”. Le 7-Octobre était l’expression d’un projet islamiste sanguinaire, nourri par une lecture djihadiste du Coran et érigé en idéologie politique par le Hamas.

The Muslim Brotherhood in South Africa still needed a humanitarian face. That role was filled by Imtiaz Sooliman, founder of Gift of the Givers, South Africa’s largest Islamic humanitarian organisation. In 2011, Sooliman personally received an award from Qaradawi. He also helped establish the Coalition for Good with South Africa’s foreign minister, Naledi Pandor. This would bring Islamic organisations together with ANC lawmakers and Palestinian activists under a shared anti-Western campaign. 🧵 6/8

October 7, 2023. 
Palestinian terrorists went from home to home and shot people, including the elderly, women, and children.
 Never forget why Israel is at war.

33 people are shot dead in South Africa every day. This week, the UN handed that country the gavel at its Arms Trade Treaty conference. South Africa passed some of the strictest gun laws on earth. Citizens surrendered their guns under threat of prison. Then police tasked with destroying those guns sold them to street gangs. More than 1,000 murders have been traced to those firearms, including hundreds of children. The state took their guns and armed their killers. And South Africa isn’t the cautionary tale at this conference. It’s presiding over it. So I flew to Geneva and said it to their faces. Full speech below.

What the right-wing doesn't get about the Jason Arday is that even if he didn't accomplish anything, he was very accomplished. What matters are his intentions: he wanted to give to charity, he wanted to run marathons, he wanted to be a sociologist. This is what made him a great philanthropist, sportsman, and scholar. Just like you can choose your gender, minorities can now choose what professional accomplishments they have. This is why we held the vigil yesterday and treat him like a hero. Have a wonderful day, Wolfgang

You’re a fucking cardiologist and he was an unqualified man in a prestigious role, both in a majority white country …. Which structural racism are you referring to?

Amazon does not have ONE single operable satellite equivalent to Starlink .. zero.

Basic History for the Uninformed: 1. Before Israel, there was a British mandate, not a Palestinian state. 2. Before the British Mandate, there was the Ottoman Empire, not a Palestinian state. 3. Before the Ottoman Empire, there was the Islamic state of the Mamluks of Egypt, not a Palestinian state. 4. Before the Islamic state of the Mamluks of Egypt, there was the Ayubid-Kurdish Empire, not a Palestinian state. 5. Before the Ayubid Empire, there was the Crusader Frankish and the Christian Kingdom of Jerusalem, not a Palestinian state. 6. Before the Kingdom of Jerusalem, there were the Umayyad and Fatimid empires, not a Palestinian state. 7. Before the Umayyad and Fatimid empires, there was the Byzantine empire, not a Palestinian state. 8. there was the Sassanid-Persian Empire before the Byzantine Empire, not a Palestinian state. 9. Before the Sassanid-Persian Empire, there was the Byzantine Empire again, not a Palestinian state. 10. there was the Roman Empire, not a Palestinian state, before the Byzantine Empire. 11. Before the Roman Empire, there was the Jewish Hasmonean state, not a Palestinian state. 12. Before the Jewish Hasmonean state was the Hellenistic Seleucid Empire, not a Palestinian state. 13. Before the Hellenistic Seleucid empire, there was Alexander the Great's empire, not a Palestinian state. 14. Before Alexander the Great, there was the Persian Empire, not a Palestinian state. 15. Before the Persian Empire, there was the Babylonian Empire, not a Palestinian state. 16. Before the Babylonian Empire, the kingdoms of Israel and Judah were not Palestinian states. 17. Before the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah, there was the Kingdom of Israel, not a Palestinian state. 18. Before the Kingdom of Israel, there was the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel, not a Palestinian state. 19. Before the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel, there was an agglomeration of independent Canaanite city-kingdoms, not a Palestinian state. There have been many governments there, but never a Palestine.

Ramaphosa has been president for nine years, and the deputy president for three years prior to that. Throughout this tenure he presided over the imposition of one anti-business policy after another, the accelerated decline in infrastructure, collapsing SOEs, and an increasingly toxic domestic and international political environment. And that's before we discuss how he turned a blind eye to state capture for years and then, despite promises, completely failed to reign in rampant corruption and cadre deployment among his own ranks. Despite this, the man has the gall to stand there pointing fingers at everything other than his own pathetic failure. He is either spectacularly lacking in self-awareness or a blatant sociopath.

Cyril Ramaphosa's sudden, hand-wringing panic over the continued erosion of South Africa's industrial base is the absolute peak of political gaslighting. For the President to stand at a podium and declare manufacturing "fundamental to our economic sovereignty" while his own administration actively strangles the private sector is pure theater. The industrial base isn't eroding because of external bad luck. It is being systematically dismantled by the ANC's own ideological obsessions: BBBEE and cadre deployment. Ramaphosa laments a dying industrial base while forcing capital intensive, high risk manufacturing firms to navigate an oppressive maze of BBBEE compliance. Foreign and domestic investors are not looking for compliance lectures; they are looking for economic viability. When you prioritize skin color and political connections over global competitiveness, investors pack up and take their factories to Vietnam, India, or Mauritius. You cannot have a manufacturing sector without electricity, rail, and ports. Ramaphosa's sacred cow, cadre deployment, has stuffed the boards of Transnet, Eskom, and Prasa with incompetent party loyalists instead of technocrats. By turning state owned enterprises into patronage feeding troughs, his government has made it impossible for factories to reliably power their machinery or move their goods to port. It is laughably hypocritical to talk about economic sovereignty when your state's economic policy has rendered the country completely dependent on Chinese loans, IMF bailouts, and Western green-energy handouts. Local businesses are shutting down because the cost of doing business in South Africa, driven by rigid labor laws, state extortion, and broken infrastructure, is too high. The ANC has successfully colonized the economy with red tape, ensuring that only politically connected elites survive while real entrepreneurs go under. Ramaphosa has mastered the art of speaking like a concerned observer rather than the head of the executive. He laments the crisis as if he didn't spend the last decade chairing the committee that oversaw the deployment of the very cadres who broke the state. No amount of social compacting or high-level investment summits can undo the damage of a state policy framework designed to extract wealth rather than create it. Manufacturing requires cheap electricity, functional railways, and regulatory certainty. Ramaphosa's administration offers the exact opposite, erratic power, stalled trains, and aggressive racial engineering. If the President truly cares about South Africa's industrial base, he needs to stop diagnosing the disease and look at the ideological poison his own party keeps feeding the patient.