Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
A group of scientists and professionals in climate and related fields sent a letter to the United Nations on 23 September 2019 declaring that “there is no climate emergency.” “The general-circulation models of climate on which international policy is at present founded are unfit for their purpose,” the letter, sent to Secretary-General António Guterres, states. “Therefore, it is cruel as well… Continue reading “There is no climate emergency”
A visual story by Vincent Jannink and Sem van der Wal ......... Dutch farmers used tractors to block highways in The Netherlands protesting against issues affecting the agricultural sector. Farmers block the A28 Highway with their tractors between Hoogeveen and Meppel in The Netherlands, 01 October 2019. EFE/EPA/Vincent Jannink As die Nederlandse Boere besluit hulle… Continue reading Netherlands farmers protests
Waar dink die mense kom kos vandaan - val dit uit die lug uit of wat? Wie se tafels kreun die meeste onder die kos wat van boere afkomstig is? Is hierdie "halvering" nou om voorsiening te maak vir al die immigrante se huise en verblyf? Where does the food comes from - from farmers… Continue reading Dutch – Farmer boogaloo – protest
24 September 2019 at the United Nations He spoke about his country - America First - Liberty - Independence - Democracy - Freedom - Take pride in your country - Protection of their own nation or people - Future belongs to Patriots * From Americanthinker: quote He drove a fine definition of nationalism in the… Continue reading Donald Trump – America at UN 24 September 2019
* Johannesburg het reeds miljoene spandeer om van rotte ontslae te raak - raak eerstens ontslae van rommelstrooiers en mense wat ons strate met rommel tydens protesaksies bevuil. Hoeveel van die vullis is as gevolg van onwettige immigrante, die wat sonder papiere hier rondloop, by huise inbreek en oral gemors agterlaat. Hou op om… Continue reading Onwettige stortingsterreine – RATS/ROTTE – Illegal waste areas
In terms of the Immigration Act, it is unlawful for an employer to knowingly employ a foreigner who is not authorised to be employed in South Africa, the legal firm stated. Any foreigner requires a valid work visa to work in South Africa. Often such visas are linked to a specific employer and are not… Continue reading Millions of illegals in South Africa
What "fights are there against crime in SA"? This government has done absolutely nothing to reduce crime, sex crimes and murder crimes. Furthermore, government and their agents, receive also 15% VAT on all related crime activities - all extra incomes only to themselves. The President himself, the Minister of Police, Immigration, Defence Force and… Continue reading Aanvalle-Moorde SEPTEMBER 2019 Attacks-Killings
The Responsible minister for money laundering is the Minister of Finance. Just look up what his salary is, together with other ministers (involved with Bosasa) as well. He and the others, are part of the ANC cabinet and a very important minister, but what is he doing about the Bosasa and money laundering? … Continue reading Money laundering in South Africa – legislation and regulations
With all due respect, no sincere citizen's observation in South Africa, that the different election systems after 1994 can be seen as fair elections when looking at all the "donations" or "bribes" - especially those that were broadcast during the Zondo commission and even has been discussed in parliament between the different political leaders. Now… Continue reading Bosasa “donations” (fake) – money laundering – ANC – DA – elections
Nog 'n "apartheidsaktivis" se saak wat voor die Waarheids en Versoeningskommissie gedien het en verwys is vir verdere ondersoek, sal heropen om ondersoek te word na sy dood, moontlike vervolging is nie uitgesluit nie. Volgens die polisieondersoeke en verslae is Neil Aggett op 5 February 1982, as 28 jarige, in sy sel opgehang gevind. … Continue reading Ahmed Timol – Neil Aggett
Some articles claim it as unrest - while rioting or acts of arson is happening in South Africa. Arson is the crime of willfully and maliciously setting fire to or charring property. In such cases, a person destroys their own or others' property by burning it and then lies about the real cause. Some owners… Continue reading Rioting – Arson and Terrorism in Western Cape Province – SA
Verskeie geboue wat nie aan die gesondheidstandaarde voldoen in die middestad van Durban, wat gebruik is vir onwettige akkommodasie en onwettige aansluitings op munisipale dienste (water, elektrisiteit en sanitasie), is op 27 September 2019 deur polisie- en stadskantore geïnspekteer. Sommige van die geboue was onwettig betrek of gekaap deur krot buurtes te skep en klein… Continue reading Durban City Centre – bad buildings
Any mother tongue language is the foundation of people or tribes and their human rights to communicate on their own level with each other. Together with own traditions it forms people (or tribe) as such. Some will also refer to themselves as a tribe. There are many different tribes or people, not only in… Continue reading Unesco – Mothertongue language of People, tribes and communities
Archaeology and the preservation of Afghanistan’s heritage is a subject that is generally absent from popular knowledge in the United States, even after more than a decade of deep U.S. involvement in the country. After years of war and the economic scarcity have left on Afghanistan’s historical landscape, the country is chock full… Continue reading Afghanistan – Treasures of the past
DISCOVERED AGAINST THE turbulent backdrop of the Cold War, the Tillya Tepe treasure is a glittering assemblage consisting of thousands of golden pieces from all over the ancient world. In 1978, a year before the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan, Russian archaeologist Viktor Ivanovich Sarianidi began digging at the Tillya Tepe site in northern Afghanistan, which archaeologists… Continue reading Afghanistan – Minerals and Treasures
After 18 years of war, thousands of lives lost, and hundreds of billions of dollars squandered, the United States accomplished precisely nothing. From 1996 to 2001, the Taliban held power over roughly three quarters of Afghanistan, and enforced there a strict interpretation of Sharia, or Islamic law. The Taliban emerged in 1994 as one of… Continue reading Afghanistan war
A US military helicopter flies near the site of a massive explosion the night before near the Green Village in Kabul on September 3, 2019. * SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 On 18 September 2019, an organization backed by billionaire Charles Koch calling for an end to the war in Afghanistan. Americans for Prosperity and Concerned Veterans… Continue reading Kogh Brothers – Soros – Afghanistan War
This is obvious not only a case of robbery at Mooi River - since when is an attack only a robbery? Who is the investigator(s) or spokesperson? Hoe kan hierdie slegs 'n inbraak of diefstalsaak wees, terwyl daar ernstige aanranding was? Is dit nou om die misdadigers en terroriste goed te laat lyk? Wie… Continue reading Mooi Rivier brutal attack – Burgen and Chantelle Thorne
Contemporary Stave Church Rises like a Pointy Wooden Crown in Norway. Designed by Olso studio Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, the Community Church Knarvik is an awe-inspiring mass of sharply angled timber that harmoniously complements the Norwegian city of Hordaland's mountainous terrain. A modern twist on the medieval-style stave church, this contemporary chapel is clad in light-colored pine… Continue reading Wooden churches in Norway
The CPA was founded as the Empire Parliamentary Association in 1911, with its first branches being Australia, Canada, Newfoundland, New Zealand, South Africa and the United Kingdom, the latter branch administering the Association as a whole. In 1948 the Association changed its name to the current Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, and invited all branches to participate in the organisation's administration. Photo: CPA conference, Isle… Continue reading Empire Parliamentary Association (1911) changed to Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (1948)
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