can we really trust IRR? hell can we really trust anything that is politically connected in SA?

@Robzombie I trust no-one, but at least they present facts that can be checked

I like them, but they definitely have a bias

@Robzombie yes you can trust them. I trust them. I know them personally too.

IRR is not political. They're completely independent.

I have come to learn that we cannot trust AgriSA or Die Broederbond, I am weary of everyone these days.

@Tom_Servo I am with you, i don't trust any Org in SA anymore, as they all lack transparency....but i can say one thing though, i bought Frans Cronje's second book, and it is quite amazing and actually gives a nice perspective of whats going on in the country and funny enough, its not biased at all

time travellers guide ?

@Tom_Servo yeah that one

I think the IRR are transparent though

@AcidOverride Will you enable attachments (jpeg's) in messages please.

just have an agenda it seems

I don't think Shelley Garland helped with that perception (although I loved it)

@Klipkop (Clip-Cop) why not trust AgriSA and BB?

@Klipkop (Clip-Cop) Done

AgriSA is pushing HARD for expropriation without compensation, their land audit is also super biased in favour of the left.

have some of you seen the conspiracies behind BB since inception?

Yea, some people see the BB as ZA's illuminati

Thanks @AcidOverride

so its all good and well that we are all talking about these issues and creating awareness i guess, but what are we going to do about it...talk is cheap in my world

@AcidOverride i wish everybody would do that, and farmers not to plant in the next two months until we have an official statement from the ANC on what their plans are...yeah they are going to amend the constitution....but to what??? why all this secrecy around this issue? what is the actual agenda? I am willing to take a bet some of these 139 farms (if there are any) will have raw minerals

IRR are currently overhauling their funder base. They've been pushing for it in recent weeks. They're moving away from corporate funding, towards independent funding like AfriForum. You should join the IRR. It's dirt cheap and they are very important.

note the last three words

But before you join the IRR, become a Jerm patron. It's about 50 bucks and I already have 35 patrons, and they're helping me draw cartoons that no editor or cartoonists wants to go near. I'm going to be touching on race and IQ; identity politics; leftism; etc. Then you can join the Patreon channel too (closed to the public). 😋

@Jerm have you been deplatformed completely or just have a lot of cartoons declined?

haha IQ? yoh...you really do want to piss them of 😄

@Robzombie https://twitter.com/Klipkop12/status/1027169513417179136

context was added later - that was a quote from one of the people at the land hearings

not ANC position

ohhhh WOW!!! ANC like to play games huh...thanks for that!

@Tom_Servo I'm not deplatformed. I have a lot of work, thankfully. (I'm the busiest I've ever been.) But there is still a bunch of satire that can only be published with the help of patrons. And I'm trying really hard to get satire back to its roots.

yeah, I think the race IQ thing would be a quick way to get deplatformed :-p

@Jerm Would you say there is a "class action" against cartoonists like yourself?

Here's my first race-IQ cartoon I've done, funded by patrons and collaborated with the patron alongside my signature.

@AK -47

@Jerm absolutely brilliant!

Did you see this one Yesterday?

@Klipkop (Clip-Cop) No, I don't think so. But I do think radical leftism is fashionable and its adherents tend to be very vocal.

This cartoon was also funded by patrons, and rejected from every publication. Still went viral on social media though.