Message from @Cal
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bomb scares in ZAR https://drive.google.com/open?id=1n-7oGkAKmropYDFZs7q7ucNIj67FJ56J (not added petrol bombings or CIT bombings or ppl found with explosives)
4.9.2018 Kolonnade shopping centre in Montana
29.8.2018 Nelson Mandela Square and Mall of Africa
24.8.2018 Southgate Mall
3.8.2015 Bomb scare at gov building
2.8.2018 Eskom’s Eastern Region area office
1.8.2018 Masjid Taqwa mosque
25.7.2018 Freedom Park
19.7.2018 Woolworths outlet in La Lucia Ridge
14.7.2018 Kenilworth Shopping Centre in Cape Town
12.7.2018 Phoenix Police Station, Durban
12.7.2018 Woolworths outlet at Cornubia Mall
9.7.2018 Spar in Austerville in Wentworth
8.7.2018 multiple explosive devices detonated near Greyville in Durban
6.7.2018 Woolworths in Gateway shopping centre
14.5.2018 Three Southern Cape schools
19.2.2018 Explosion shuts down OR Tambo
KwaZulu-Natal is in the lead rank at 1st place with 8 events (note this figure is just ranking not the actual number of bomb reports)(edited)
Gauteng ranks 2nd with 7 events
Cape ranks 3rd with 2 events
newish muslims citizens are certainly in the lead compared to other groups
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5zHxrQo8C0qbEhwRGdhUjdGdjA Britain at War with the World (Masters of Warfare) 1600-2011 in 400 years they has been less than 60years of peace and no war..........
Tell me again why are they the Left?
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https://www.africanstand.com/news/africa/east-africa/china-to-take-over-zambias-international-airport-for-debt-repayment/amp/ Africa for Africans more like Chinese amirite
https://www.news24.com/Columnists/MelanieVerwoerd/afriforum-is-taking-us-to-the-edge-of-the-abyss-20180912 News24 can go and suck it! Funny how this is published today and they have nothing related to Afriforum joining hands with COPE to take this issue to the international community. Disgusting!
I guess if your surname is Verwoerd you gotta signal your virtue non-stop
I don't know why anyone still read news24 anyway
@spursfan82 suppose that's what happens when a woman doesn't have a reasonable man around to keep her feelings in check anymore... Feelings end up dictating reason, instead of the man reasoning with her feelings.
@Franwilder you should still read it, just don't take it seriously is all.
@Sheamus Its hard to get through these articles. Full of slander.
I know that to some, when Ernst spoke in parliament, he may have come across aggressive. But fuck, we should be aggressively against EWC! There was nothing racist about what he said.
@spursfan82 I believe that he has expressed the AfriForum position allot better on previous occasions. What is really interesting from the AfriForum presentation was not what Erns said, or how he said it. It was the way in which he was attacked without any protection in a forum supposedly designed to allow all view points to be heard without fear or favor. If nothing else, AfriForum succeeded in exposing the very real threat for any one who opposes EWC.
@ABear He was really passionate! I thought it was great. What do you think of Mosiuoa Lekota?
I think Mr. Lekota is as strong as they come. He remains true to himself and committed to the path that was chosen during 1994 and he is doing so in the face of tremendous opposition. But I fear it matters very little. Politics is a numbers game and I am not convinced that the likes of Cope and the DA will be able to pose any obstacle to the direction the ANC has chosen for this country.
well.. especially not the DA
@spursfan82 I don't really believe the DA has moved dramatically from their political trajectory. I have always believed them to be progressively more liberal every passing year. I think that many people mistakenly believe the DA being a party interested in, if not protecting, at least supporting the interest of the white population. But the DA is not a white party by any stretch of imagination. I would classify the DA as a democratic socialists party. They certainly support the notion of capitalism and a free market system to a much greater extent than does the other major "Marxist" parties, but, as the Facebook post demonstrates, market share will dictate that they must increasing support socialist policies to ensure growth and relevance.
@spursfan82 The policies of cope and the DA sounds very similar. But you are likely to find statements which appears being at odds in the same policy documents of both parties. On the one hand you will find both parties professing that they stand for "non-racial, non-sexist democratic governance". However, both parties expressly support policies aimed at addressing inequality and diversifying the economy. In other words policies aimed to prejudice and discriminate on racial and sexual grounds.
I've never really looked into cope until now.
I remember a while back the DA and cope were about to team up but it fell apart at the last minute.
Cope won 0.67% of the votes during the 2014 elections. The DA 22.23%. together they have less than 23%.
Do you think EFF will gain some more voters in 2019?