Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
There is no democracy in South africa. The ANC revolution has never ended in 1961 nor 1994 - it is still ongoing since their "congress" started. There are killings, protest actions, internal tribal wars on a daily basis and violation of our people's human rights, which included racism, discrimination (B-BBEE legislations) and other threats like… Continue reading Revolution never ended
* Various "leaders" are looking for the "rainbow" in South Africa - because there is no rainbow nation in South Africa. We are all different peoples, each with their own history, culture, traditions, language, ethnic groupsings and identity. Respect that. Will never work in SA or any other place. Mandela’s rainbow nation has gone from… Continue reading Multi-culture failed in South Africa
During the Kodesa negotiations there were agreements to sign "peace on the table" - Ingonyama Trust and Ingonyama trust legislation. After 1994 other legislation, like those for the Khoi khoi and San as well as the separate CPA legislation, where certain people have the opportunity to claim land and rule there own "chiefdoms" or whatever… Continue reading “Zulu kingdom” Ingonyama Trust
* Yes - 32 years have passed. Almost all the houses in the village - standing somewhere. A wooden bench, somewhere in the front of a house, a wooden table - arranged some essential tools on it - maybe cakes made in a single house, seasonal flowers in daisies, new flowers have come. One high… Continue reading City of Death
* Hy het nie omgegee wie hy saam hom in die diep sloot intrek om nooit weer daaruit te kom nie. Geen multi-kultuur organisasies of sy sogenaamde demokrasie het na 1994 enige opbou in Suid-Afrika bewerkstellig nie. Inteendeel is die teenoorgestelde die waarheid. Suid-Afrika is een van lande met die hoogste misdaad, korrupsie op alle… Continue reading FW en sy multi-kultuur
FW must be very proud what he achieved - a Nobel price and money? .... FW de Klerk at an event organised by the Cape Town Press Club - he spoke about the past 25 years since the dawn of democracy in South Africa, outlining some of the things that went wrong, and some of the… Continue reading FW de Klerk in sy skik of nie?
* January 22 will mark one such battle, that of Isandlwana, when, to the dismay of the British, amaZulu warriors defeated them. Despite being armed only with assegais and cowhide shields, against an army equipped with modern Martini-Henry rifles, the Zulus’ athleticism, discipline and outright bravery won the day. King Cetshwayo was heard saying: “An assegai has… Continue reading Isandlwana – Anglo-Zulu war (140 years)
Alles was voorafbeplan gewees. Here is Nelson Mandela at his presidential inauguration with his deputies, FW de Klerk and Thabo Mbeki THE SO-CALLED END OF APARTHEID - 1994 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6ytQCkBkX4 *** 2012 - DE KLERK SAID MANDELA WAS IN JAIL TOO LONG AND HE CAN DO BUSINESS WITH MANDELA (WHY WAS MANDELA IN JAIL AGAIN: PLANTING… Continue reading F W DE KLERK
Welcome to Pomfret, home to the retired soldiers of apartheid South Africa’s once-feared 32 Battalion, an elite fighting unit of Angolan mercenaries and white South African soldiers who fought the apartheid regime’s Border War. The 32 Battalion fought in Angola, Zambia and Namibia and, after Namibia gained independence from South Africa in 1990, many of… Continue reading Pomfret Northwest – 32 Battalion
1961 - 1994 - My tribute to the South African Defense Force - - especially their families too. Spesiale dank aan ons geliefdes van weleer, hulle wat dink hulle het geen bydrae gelewer het nie, dink weer. As julle nie daar was nie, was die aanslag vandag nog groter. Ons jongmanne en… Continue reading Tribute to all our heroes
There are different countries (as in the photo), but in each country there are different people that have their own leaders and systems in place, their own cultures, history, values, traditions, ethnic believes, language, schools and education, etc. Perhaps they share the same river to share the water to their own different cities to drink… Continue reading Different countries and people
Both the F-15 and Su-35 carry long-range, radar-guided air-to-air missiles: the AIM-120D (160 kilometer range) and the K-77M (200 kilometers range). These missiles are basically in the same class—though the comparative effectiveness of their seekers has yet to be established—and would likely be fired under their maximum range when used against fighter-type aircraft to… Continue reading Russia’s Su-35 vs. America’s F-15 Eagle
Wat soos baie lank voel, was toe nie so lank nie, maar tog het iemand pryse gewen ... "Nobel prys" ... vir VREDE - was daar al ooit vrede na 1994? nooit as te nimmer, ons was beter af voor 1994. Misdaad is 'n lonende bedryf in Suid-Afrika. Nelson Mandela and Frederik de Klerk… Continue reading FW de Klerk en Nelson Mandela (Nobel)
ZIMBABWE There are also different ethnic groups in Zimbabwe and all the countries have the same problems, with tribal fights against each other, like in South Africa. Zimbabwe het ook keuses gehad, nes ons vandag. Die vraag is , gaan ons opstaan vir ons volksregte om op ons eie voort te bestaan, of gaan ons… Continue reading Zimbabwe
A series of delays on a Kulula flight from Durban to Johannesburg saw tempers flare on Sunday night, as one passenger was removed from the aircraft for alleged “unruly conduct”. Earlier this week, video footage emerged of a scuffle between a passenger and police officers aboard the plane. In a statement, Kulula said police… Continue reading Kulula – “5 hours delay flight”
How trustworthy and reliable is the witness who lies under oath? Newspapers claimed that Paul Morule, a preacher from Mahikeng, said Bonakele Pakisi, the only eye witness in the Coligny case, had lied about what happened. Then a backfire sound. Another newspaper reported that Pakisi stated that Morule had intimidated him into changing his version… Continue reading Coligny lies – liegstories
"bribes" ZONDO COMMISSION OF ENQUIRIES https://www.sastatecapture.org.za/site/about/exco PREVIOUS - DOCUMENTS: https://www.sastatecapture.org.za/site/documents Bosasa : Agrizzi 23 January 2019 We start with the latest from the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State capture - and the continued testimony from former Bosasa chief operating office Angelo Agrizzi. He told the commission how the company allegedly paid for ANC rallies… Continue reading ZONDO COMMISSION OF ENQUIRIES
2014 - The world’s most mysterious, and expensive, hole in the ground has been ceremonially opened by the Russian Foreign and Trade Ministers, Sergei Lavrov and Denis Manturov. At least that’s what they say they did a month ago in Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe. The hole to be dug is to cost the… Continue reading Zimbabwe-Russia Platinum
During its recent meetings in Russia, the President, Vladimir Putin, has reportedly set his eyes on opening a Russian strategic military base in Zimbabwe, as Moscow ratchets up her new foreign policy in Africa spearheaded by a rash of military cooperation and arms deals across the continent. President Emmerson Mnangagwa, said to have reached out… Continue reading Russia-Zimbabwe military base
Zimbabwe has bigger platinum reserves than Russia, requires $5bn. ZIMBABWE has far bigger platinum reserves than Russia and the capital-intensive mining sector requires $5,3 billion and predictable policies to stimulate platinum output, the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe (CMZ) has said. According to a report seen by this paper, CMZ in 2013 already, it… Continue reading Zimbabwe-Russia Platinum (more platinum than Russia)
