Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
A grim revolutionary war started in Algeria in 1954 between the indigenous Arab population, mainly represented by the Algerian National Liberation Front (FLN), and the French on behalf of the white settlers. The casualties numbered around 300 000 with two million Algerians displaced and one million settlers returning to France. Mandela was an ardent freedom fighter in the early… Continue reading Mandela’s military training
The Nazca Lines in Peru have baffled mankind for quite a long time–and now the mystery is even more intriguing. They are a series of enormous geoglyphs etched into a roughly 200-square-mile stretch of the desert, created by pre-Inca people somewhere between the 4th century B.C. and the 10th century A.D. This early land… Continue reading Mystery Of Peru’s Huge Nazca Lines – Peru
The Amathole District Municipality is a Category C municipality situated in the central part of the Eastern Cape. It stretches along the Sunshine Coast from the Fish River Mouth and along the Eastern Seaboard to just south of Hole in the Wall along the Wild Coast. It is bordered to the north by the Amathole Mountain Range. The municipality… Continue reading Amahlathi Local Municipality – Stutterheim
16 August 2019 The burnt municipal building, service center and clinic in Stutterheim are concrete demonstrations of the underlying anger of the people of Amahlathi Local Municipality. The anger and desolation are palpable as you walk through the town, from murmurings and a few loud barks of “the municipality is finished” by locals, signify… Continue reading SA Parliament – Arson – Stutterheim – Amahlathi local municipality
October 2018 - (500+) Protesters in Stutterheim torched and destroyed more than four government buildings, including the historical town hall, one clinic, in their violent display of how unhappy they were with the service delivery they receive during their so-called non-violent actions in a so-called "democratic" country. The Daily Dispatch reported last year that scores… Continue reading Violent crime – Arson – Illegal burning of municipal properties
Parliament, Wednesday, 19 September 2018 – The House Chairperson for International Relations in the National Council of Provinces (NCOP), Ms Masefako Dikgale, was disappointed by the poorly-built RDP houses in Soshanguve, Tshwane, as well as reports of subcontractors who have not been paid in three years. House Chairperson Dikgale led a delegation that included NCOP… Continue reading Investigation of HOP – RDP houses – Tshwane – September 2018
Government schemes - ANC - - The Department of Human Settlements (DHS) derives its core mandate and responsibilities from Section 26 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa of 1996 and Section 3 of the Housing Act of 1997, read in conjunction with approved policies and chapter 8 of the National Development Plan (NDP). * This… Continue reading South African RDP housing projects scheme
* Various political leaders, including the president of the country made on various occasions accusations and statements that blacks do not have property or any property rights, while it is not the truth. Some media articles reported in 2018 already while title deeds were issued/handed over. “A title deed is very important document… Continue reading RDP – HOP housing scheme – title deeds
* Properties are of two or even more kinds — freehold property and leasehold property. While the former refers to properties that are "free from hold" of any other entity except the owner for an indefinite period, the latter are properties usually leased for a period, commonly for 99 years from the time of construction.… Continue reading 99 Leasehold (99 jaar Pag stelsel)
Any firearm that has been stolen is and remains an illegal firearm that commits illegal acts and murders. Such a person is already a criminal and terrorist, who does not have a competency certificate to use it. Enige vuurwapen wat gesteel word is en bly 'n onwettige vuurwapen waarmee onwettige dade en moorde gepleeg word. … Continue reading Fire arms lost (given away?) – SAPS officials
14 August 2019 - At least 146 firearms and 1219 rounds of ammunition seized during operations in KZN. Approximately 140 suspects were arrested for being in illegal possession of firearms and ammunition. * These arrests are as a result of operations conducted as from July 1 to July 31, in various parts of the province. … Continue reading Illegal firearms – South Africa KZN 14/8/2019
Crime, human trafficking, rape, killings, corruption are just endless. If government is not going to stop it, nobody will - they allow this. Open borders are also a fact, and people from all over the world come in South Africa and live here for free, get free land and housing, want free education, if… Continue reading South African Police Services – reports
6 August 2019 - A British Airways plane had to make an emergency landing in Valencia after smoke engulfed the entire cabin. Passengers could be seen being ushered off the plane via the evacuation slide on the runway at the Spanish airport in a video shared online. Thick grey smoke had filled the cabin. British Airways confirmed an "issue"… Continue reading British Airways – Valencia
Moscow: A Russian Airbus with more than 230 people on board was forced to make an emergency landing in a corn field outside Moscow on Thursday after hitting a flock of seagulls, officials said. (Ural Airlines Airbus 321) * There were no immediate reports of serious injuries. The Ural Airlines A321 was carrying 226 passengers and… Continue reading Emergency landing – Russian Airbus
Opinion by Pavel Luzin - The basic laws of physics mean there is no such thing as a nuclear- powered missile. He doesn’t believe that aliens have visited Earth, he doesn’t believe in magic and he doesn’t believe in perpetual motion. He also doesn’t believe that it’s possible to build a nuclear-powered cruise… Continue reading Russia’s Deadly ‘Nuclear’ Explosion
Rumors and speculation continue to swirl around a radiological accident last week at a missile test site in northwestern Russia even as officials held a memorial service today for those who died in the incident. The Kremlin has now acknowledged that the incident killed at least seven scientists and other personnel from a major state nuclear research… Continue reading Burevestnik – Russia
According to the Russian Defense Ministry, at the end of 2017, a successful launch of the newest Russian cruise missile with a nuclear power plant took place at the Central Range of the Russian Federation. In the course of the flight, the power plant reached the set power level, provided the necessary level of thrust.… Continue reading “Burevestnik” – Russia
10 August 2019 - Nuclear accident in Russia as missile may have exploded during test - radiation casualties. Sparse details, but apparently there has been an incident with nuclear ordnance in Nyonoska, Russia, spiking some meters, and causing some radiation casualties requiring the distribution of iodine. Five have now been reported killed even as the Russian official line was the explosion… Continue reading Russia – Nuclear powered cruise missile Burevestnik
Zastron, the little hamlet at the foot of Aasvoëlberg (Vulture Hill) among the grassy hills of the eastern Free State, was once the home of the rock-hopping San Bushmen. There are excellently preserved rock art sites to visit around the area. The scenic Maluti Mountains of Lesotho can be seen in the distance, but… Continue reading Aasvoël kop – Zastron in Freestate – Vulture Hill
Various horros "houses" and properties involved in this Epstein and his pedophile nest. And how many other little girls were abused and by whom? Very little is known about Epstein's Paris apartment. It is reportedly somewhere on Avenue Foch in the city's tony 16th arrondissement. Epstein was traveling back on his jet from Paris… Continue reading Epstein – “properties” and- Pedophile island
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