Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
Take note, during the time Zuma was President of the ANC and country, Ramaphosa was his right hand and deputy and part of the ANC and the government. By the way - the Gupta family - accused of widespread corruption in South Africa - owned seven properties in Saxonwold and involved in mining… Continue reading Zuma-Ramaphosa – ANC faction – Guptas – Saxonwold
Al die kaders van ANC werk nie net vir hulself nie, maar ook vir iemand anders wat die toutjies trek daar uit London uit en ook Soros kampe - daar is meer as een kampie of stoel waarop Soros sit. Hy hits die radikale geweld aan en vanaf die ander stoel word al die… Continue reading Magashule – faksies
* Is Earth at some places just a wasteland. Earth is a gigantic ancient quarry and mine field. In South Africa there are more than 8000 mines (mostly open cast and polluted), with no rehabilitation at all. Or were some mountains giant trees - millions of years ago, also in South Africa? The… Continue reading Is Planet Earth Just One Giant Ancient Quarry…???
Drakensberg - lyk voorwaar soos kollosale reuse standbeelde wat gegiet is in die klip. Another site you will want to add to your list of sites to see is the location where Piet Retief’s’ followers camped while their leader went to Zululand to parlay with the Zulu Chief Dingaan for land. The Site is named Kerkenberg because the Voortrekker’s… Continue reading Die berge – Retiefklip
* Alfred Wegener proposed the theory of continental drift – the idea that Earth’s continents move. Despite publishing a large body of compelling fossil and rock evidence for his theory between 1912 and 1929, it was rejected by most other scientists. It was only in the 1960s that continental drift finally became part of mainstream… Continue reading Continental drift – Gondwana – Alfred Wegener (Germany)
Four tornadoes (4) rips through Utrecht. Ulundi, Pietermaritzburg and Newcastle, northern KZN on different days/nights. The tornadoes appears to have come from a cluster of storms that started near Giants Castle in the Drakensberg and swept across KZN. You can see on the radar grab the storms moving away from Utrecht into what used… Continue reading Tornadoes in KZN – SA (November 2019)
Slicing through the mountains at the northern edge of the national park, the Tara River forms a canyon that is 1300 m deep at its peak (the Grand Canyon plummets a mere 200 m deeper). The best views are from the water, and rafting along the river is one of the country's most popular tourist activities. If… Continue reading Tara Valley and canyon
Houses for MPs set taxpayer back R744m Cabinet ministers and their deputies, who each earn up to R2.4 m a year and are tasked with driving the government’s user-pay principle, are failing to keep up with relatively cheap rentals for their lavish ministerial homes. The ministers owe the state a combined R1.3m in outstanding… Continue reading MP’s and Ministgers/deputies failed to pay their subsidized rent
The three parliamentary villages is not low class buildings, its upkeep and transport have cost South Africa almost three quarters of a billion rand over the two previous parliamentary terms. In a reply to a written Parliamentary question on Monday, Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille revealed that the total cost incurred by… Continue reading Pelican, Acacia en Laboria park (parliamentary sessions)
In diens van staat en regering. Sekere dienste word gesubsidieer deur die regering en ons belastings. Alles word reeds gedeeltelik vir hierdie 3 parlementere dorpies betaal. Daar is beveiliging in plek, gemeubileerde wonings/woonstelle, dienste en ook busvervoer na en van werk (na Kaapstad middestad). Meer as wat enige werker kan vra gerieflik hou die busse… Continue reading Laboria Park, Pelikan Park, Acacia Park
There are more than 140 images been discovered, etched into a coastal desert plain about 250 miles southeast of Lima, the Peruvian capital. The Japanese researchers who found them combined on-the-ground work with the most modern of tools: satellite photography, three-dimensional imaging and, in one case, artificial intelligence. A huge carving of a monkey with… Continue reading Nazca lines Peru
B-BBEE and EE are racist and discrimination legislations against the white minority people (Afrikaner and Boer) in South africa by the ANC and other political parties of Parliament. B-BBEE and EE is only for the elites and certain groups in South Africa the past 25 years. * B-BBEE en EE wetgewings is inderwaarheid… Continue reading B-BBEE – EE – legislations – other documents
B-BBEE and EE are racist and discrimination legislations against the white minority people (Afrikaner and Boer) in South africa by the ANC and other political parties of Parliament. It is not only a programme or policy document or two that were implemented only against the little minority white people of South Africa, but since… Continue reading Swart bemagtiging – Regstellende Aksie – Dokumente B-BBEE – AA – documents
El Mirador is a large pre-Columbian Mayan settlement, located in the north of the modern department of El Petén, Guatemala. This ancient site was once the thriving capital of the Maya civilization. There are no real roads and it takes a long time to get to the destination, but it’s worth the effort. This amazing place… Continue reading Maya – Guatemala
Sarah Ransome claims Epstein sex-trafficked her in 2006 and 2007 and that, like Giuffre, she was also forced to have sex with Epstein’s lawyer, Alan Dershowitz (which he has denied). "The news of my abuser's arrest today is a step in the right direction to finally hold Epstein accountable for his crimes and restore my faith that… Continue reading Epstein – Sarah Ransome
Two guards at a federal jail in New York City were arrested during November 2019 and indicted for failing to keep watch on the accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein just before he killed himself in custody three months ago. The guards, Tova Noel and Michael Thomas, failed to check on the fund manager for about… Continue reading Epstein – the Guards
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad waded into the Jeffrey Epstein case, telling an interviewer that the deceased financier, sex offender, and alleged sex trafficker did not commit suicide, but was murdered as part of a coverup of the misdeeds of high-profile figures in the western world. In a conversation with Russia’s state-run Rossiya-24 station Thursday, Assad related… Continue reading Jeffrey Epstein case – Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
Implats exploits platiniferous horizons within the Bushveld Complex in South Africa and the Great Dyke in Zimbabwe. These are the two largest known deposits of platinum group minerals in the world and are unique in terms of geological continuity. Mining mostly takes place as underground operations focusing on relatively narrow mineralised horizons with speciic mining… Continue reading Platinum – Bushveld Complex
Recognition must be given to ALL people like the Khoi San, their different subgroups, if they want to rule themselves. In terms of international law, it is still their choices, as well as to the Afrikaners and Boers to rule themselves, independently. Currently, all the others are discriminating against all white people of South… Continue reading Traditional and Khoi-San Leadership Bill
One of the advantages of the human brain is that it allows us to see beyond our spatial and temporal confines—we can contemplate the limits of the universe, or look back to understand how we arrived at the present time after millions of years. Recently, new indications have been emerged that suggest that, perhaps in part,… Continue reading Milankovitch cycles
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