Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
SA die sinkende skip terwyl die wat die land bankrot steel, nie genoeg tasse en bankrekenings het om alles uit die land te neem nie. 'n Gesig van 'n sinkende skip sedert 1994, waar rewolusie en muitery, korrupsie en moord aan die orde van die dag is, is besig om te sink. Armes, werk aan… Continue reading Corruption – Bosasa – Guptas – Armsdeals – etc
Mike Smith, political commentator, wrote a few year ago (2010) an article about a picture of Hector Peterson and Sharpeville...and the Avacado tree... Sharpeville. The Sharpeville massacre was an event which occurred on 21 March 1960 at the police station where 69 people were killed and 180 injured. The Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) proposed… Continue reading Sharpeville and the Avocado tree at Cato Manor
* CultureWatch blogger Bill Muehlenberg also has strong reservations about Mandela, citing South African missionary Dr. Peter Hammond, who notes that “Mandela was the head of the military wing of the African National Committee (ANC),” which Hammond referred to as “the abortion, necklacing and corruption party.” * If he was such a great Christian, plenty… Continue reading Mandela – Culture Watch
* In die 1970's het Israel vriende nodig gehad, en Suid-Afrika het wapens benodig. Uit 'n nuwe boek, die verhaal van hul geheime alliansie. Namate verdedigingsamewerking tussen Israel en Suid-Afrika verskerp het, het politici in beide lande uit hul skuilplek begin kom. In 1976 het premiers Balthazar Johannes Vorster en Yitzhak Rabin besluit dat dit… Continue reading 1976 – Israel and South Africa – B J Vorster / Y Rabin
The UK’s Sunday Times Rich List for 2018 shows that the country’s wealthiest 1,000 people saw their combined fortune rise to £724 billion, up 10% from a record £658 billion in 2017. The paper noted that as many as 94% of the 1,000 wealthiest people built their own fortunes. Inherited wealth and old money… Continue reading Ultra-rich South Africans
Same happened all over - in South Africa as well , it is all the way on the same road as Zimbabwe. Some Reserves became also Homelands and Trustlands, all British colonies. We also have Trustlands and CPA's in place - communal property rights. What happened to food security in Zimbabwe and also all other… Continue reading Zimbabwe Land reform – revolution
When Grace Mugabe summoned a number of supporters to her sprawling private compound at Mazowe, north of Harare, in 2014 – she told them that all suggestions her husband was a wealthy man were wide of the mark. Standing in front of the 30 or so luxury villas that she has had built on the property,… Continue reading Mugabe homes and farms
Mugabe's family met with President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday afternoon to discuss funeral arrangements. The family of Robert Mugabe said the former Zimbabwean President would not be buried on Sunday and as a family, they want a private funeral. Mugabe's family met with President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday afternoon to discuss funeral arrangements. Mugabe died in… Continue reading Mugabe Funeral
* Genocide is not only the extermination and destruction of lives, but those lives belongs to a group of people, which has a language, culture, tradition and history, which is completely and utterly wiped out. Volksmoord is nie net die uitwissing en vernietiging van lewens nie, maar daardie lewe behoort aan 'n Volksgroep, wat 'n… Continue reading Genocide – Boer people
It is not too much to say that the Russian Revolution made South African Marxism possible. There were Marxists in South Africa before the Russian Revolution, and Marxist organizations. But there was nothing that could have been recognized as specifically South African Marxism. By the time of the revolution, there was a Marxist organization… Continue reading Liberalisme and Marxism in SA – #bolshevism
Former president Jacob Zuma stands to lose his prized homestead in KwaZulu-Natal after falling behind on payments for the famous R7.8 million loan he took out in 2016 from the now liquidated VBS Mutual Bank. Land is on Ingonyama Trustland - Zulu King is only Trustee of that land. But what about SARS, it was an… Continue reading Zuma – Nkandla – Ingonyama Trustland
The financers of the Government, Parliament, constitution and legislations are to blame for the ungovernmental rules in South Africa - they pay the rulers and writers of legislations. George Soros is one of them - look at the websites. Billionaire socialist political investor George Soros is behind Black Lives Matter and the attempt to empty… Continue reading Blame and responsibilities
Hiermee 'n artikel wat Front Nasionaal op 10 September 2019 geplaas het oor die laaste stryd - neem gerus kennis van die inligting daarin vervat. Natuurlik weet niemand regtig hoe lank kommunistiese aanslae kan voortduur nie, sover sit ons al daarmee sedert 1900, die feilheid waarmee die Boere aangeval was, was deel daarvan. Wat egter soos 'n… Continue reading Laaste groot stryd – Front Nasionaal
Tax commissioner Edward Kieswetter opens up about the damage state capture inflicted, saying it’s even worse than described in a recent damning report. The Nugent report of the Commission of Inquiry into Tax Administration and Governance barely scratched the surface in documenting the extent of damage state capture has inflicted upon the South African Revenue… Continue reading Damage state capture
Get the corruption money back from all State entities, as well as officials, ministers and elites, you can build a whole country with all the scandals since 1994. . .. . .. . According to a tax expert, this is ‘giving Sars heart palpitations’ as it tries to make up billions of rands in… Continue reading SA Government TAX Regering
As Hurricane Dorian pulled away from the Bahamas, relief workers, medical personnel, pilots and others gathered at a private terminal of the Nassau airport on Wednesday amid boxes of supplies, anxiously awaiting permission from the government to fly to devastated areas and provide assistance.
Great Abaco, the Bahamas (CNN)Volunteers with search dogs continue to scour neighborhoods flattened by Hurricane Dorian, while global relief agencies are rushing to get food and shelter Saturday to some 70,000 people in the Bahamas left homeless on two northern islands. The death toll, now at 43, is expected to rise drastically, officials said, as hundreds… Continue reading Hurricane Dorian
A tropical storm warning along the Massachusetts coast was canceled but remains in effect along the Maine coast. At least four people died in the Southeast as a result of Dorian preparations, according to The Associated Press, including an 85-year-old man who fell off a ladder in North Carolina while prepping his home for the… Continue reading Dorian hurricane – American coast
Sankaram village near Anakapalle is popular Buddhist heritage spot. Few centuries back this place was the center of Buddhist culture and teaching. The name of the village Sankaram is derived from the word Sangharama which meant monastery. There are many monolithic stupas, rock cut caves, ruins of prayer halls, meditation halls, brick build structural edifices… Continue reading Bojjanna – Lingala Konda – Anakapalle
History tells us that both floods and droughts were regular occurrence in ancient India. Perhaps this is why every region in the country has its own traditional water harvesting techniques that reflect the geographical peculiarities and cultural uniqueness of the regions. The basic concept underlying all these techniques is that rain should be harvested… Continue reading Tanka – Taanka : India Water – harvesting
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