Thursday, January 8, 2015

SOUTH AFRICA - FREE ELECTRICITY

No earth leakage required!

FREE ELECTRICITY – just connect your shack with Eskom’s sub-station!
All you need is a cable of sufficient length – no electrical experience needed!
Only one proviso: Whites are not eligible for this special offer. They must pay for their electricity so that Eskom can subsidize free power to the Black townships and squatter camps! They too need electricity to operate their stolen TV sets and DSTV decoders!
The following photo and comment recently appeared in The Herald, a Port Elizabeth daily newspaper…
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This is why law-abiding suckers are paying through
their necks for electricity while the "masses" out in the
townships merely connect their shack via a cable to the
nearest Eskom sub-station and get free power to operate
their heaters, TV sets and satellite TV decoders!
All the while we legitimate consumers are are being
reminded to switch off our geysers, and all electrical equipment... Will Eskom send in the troop to track down these thieving hoodlums and freeloaders? Not on your life!   

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It is true and does reflect the current South African ESKOM dilemma and the never-ending load shedding around the country.


 This article appeared on the following websites.

        AfricanCrisis 

      AmericanCrisis 

With thanks




South Africa Racial Trends and Die-Hard Apartheid

South Africa Racial Trends and Die-Hard Apartheid

South Africa
The diverse ethnic groups in South Africa continue to sling racial remarks and blame the die-hard apartheid system of setting a new trend. In South Africa, it is the white minority group of people who receives the brunt of criticism and are marked as racist in the new South Africa. After twenty years of democracy, the social divide among the different cultures cause social inequality.

General comments on racial hatred over social media and newspapers are despicable but considered an excellent political tool. The public has raised concern about President Zuma’s speeches that always seem to refer to the past and critical references to white people. The Constitution of South Africa is envisaged as a non-racial societal democracy and disheartens cultural groups. The continual blame of whites who benefited from the diehard apartheid system remains the widely fashionable reason for the troubled land. The apartheid dividend has been squandered and the ANC government is beyond repair. Curbing freedom of speech on the Internet is another ploy by the governing party to maintain control of South Africa.
 
The latest politician to comment on the racial hurls is Blade Nzimande who said the media allowed public remarks to be published. The media according to Nzimande had no intention of controlling the racial comments. The hate speech, racism and blatant intolerance permitted by media must be curbed according to Nzimande.
Nzimande wants the South African Human Rights Commission to take drastic action against the media for racial remarks published on the Internet. Chairperson of South African National Editor’s Forum (SANEF) confirmed that measures are in place to stop undesirable content posted on the Internet and said Nzimande was not aware of SANEF commitment to end racial hatred published online.


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Monday, January 5, 2015

SOUTH AFRICA : A FAILED STATE : THE SITUATION TODAY IN THE RSA



Everybody is astounded that South Africa is a failed state, yet that is the truth!
I DID NOT JOIN THE STRUGGLE TO BE POOR!”
So said politician Smuts Ngonyama , former Member of African National Congress (ANC), who joined the Congress of the People Party (COPE) and now back home to the ANC party. After garnering an amount of R120 million (At the time approx. USD 15 million) as a so-called commission IRO the privatization of TELKOM- the formerly State-owned telecommunication entity. As a senior official in the ANC structures with apparent inside knowledge.


This sets the trend!

South Africa, after 1994 was zooming in on Libya and Gaddafi. Today, Gaddafi is no more, the Sahel, and the Magreb is in turmoil. Weapons are flowing from Libya to any terrorist group who wishes to pay.
President Zuma’s government is in crisis. The Libyans want their money back. The South Africans have stolen more than USD 700 billion. Money that has found its way to over 14 countries. The question is where did the money go?

According to various reports, South Africa has 63000 millionaires, on average USD 10 million each and the amount grows substantially. Currently, South Africa is the second largest importer of Porsche motor vehicles. On average, approximately 120 Porsches per month are imported!

Where did they acquire this money in just 20 years?

Libya’s moneys? Al Zoubeidi, the Libyan ambassador during January 2013 had his passport revoked by the Libya authorities. He however had applied for amnesty in South Africa and can be seen at diplomatic functions. He was also alleged to have stashed some several billions of Gaddafi’s money in South Africa. Apparently whilst Bashir Salah, Gaddafi’s moneyman was seen at Nkandla; the compound of President Zuma built by companies that appear to have lacked the competence of quality work. Already the security fencing had collapsed, and it had to be repaired – who pays for this. THE SOUTH AFRICAN TAXPAYER. Companies completing the work are are paid  more than the average actual costs. Friends of friends and we know how the system works.

SOUTH AFRICA IS REALLY A FAILED STATE. NOTHING WORKS AND THE SYSTEMS IS A MESS.

IS THIS WHAT PEOPLE HAVE BEEN TAUGHT AT THE LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS?

South Africa is just about to receive the results IRO the Matric exams of 2014. Make no mistake there have been many suspicions regarding the matric results of past years.
However, the fact is that the worst matric results come from Kwazulu, President Zuma’s home ground. However, newspapers reported that at one school, monitors were set up in the examination hall, to assist the matric pupils while undertaking the final examination. The pupils were given the answers, all the students had to do was follow the instructions appearing on the monitor. An answer to each test question was shown on the screen  for the students to write on the  exam paper. It is apparently happening in other schools around the country. Why study in South Africa, incompetence really does count.
Another example of the tragedy that has visited in South Africa.


Not to forget the Police Commissioner of the SAPS, Riah Phiyega. Phiyega has been implicated in interfering with investigations – see NOSEWEEK no 183 Jan 2015 for more clarification. Phiyega recently completed two years in her post but was photographed strutting around with a ten year Service Medal on her chest.
However, there are allegations that Phiyega is a woman with a very checkered past.
Circa 1994, she was working in a senior position at Transnet, the rail transportation entity under state control. Apparently, she had moved R1,6 billion from a Transnet account into an investment account on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE). The dividend income from this transaction issue accrued apparently to ANC account for their benefit. When Phiyega left Transnet, the money also disappeared. To where?

The South African constitution has so many safeguards, but nothing functions. The Opposition in Parliament seems to be only there to collect a salary. They are effectively sidelined. This is where Julius Malema is making a difference. As a real rabble rouser, it does not mean that he is untainted.

However, the Office of the Auditor General is not able to cut through all the obstacles.
As a matter of fact, this Office issues clear audit results IRO of various institutions, which are stealing the country blind. I wonder why?

The Office of the Public Protector is run by Advocate Thuli Madonsela. She is indeed managing to uncover many issues. However, she still has a case to answer for a double payment of almost R1,8 million paid to her as a consultant to the Department of Justice a couple of years ago. In the investigation into a new Police Headquarters for the Police, under then-Commissioner Bheki Cele, Madonsela had neglected to declare that her boyfriend at that stage was a partner with one Roux Shabangu , the property developer who was behind this transaction.

Trying to press criminal charges is useless. The Police do not have the competency to investigate charges. When the National Prosecuting Authority gets involved (NPA), all aspects just go pear shaped.

In this regard, we shall elaborate in the next article and name the names.

Perhaps somebody would want to press charges against these criminals at the International Criminal Court!

CRY THE BELOVED COUNTRY…...

Sunday, January 4, 2015

Gandhi’s Historical View of South Africa Segregation



Gandhi, a wise man and in particular closely related to the South African segregation policies formed in the country had much to say about this racist element. Gandhi a humble human being with a history of placing the interests of his people first did an admirable job to protect the rights of Indians in South Africa.
 
Janie Smuts, the Prime Minister of South African during the early 1900s, was closely associated with Gandhi, they both shared many views and had their disagreements about segregation. Gandhi fought for the right of the Indian people and his opinion regarding the black South Africans was at times critical but honest.
 
Smuts had a condescending view of Africans; he saw them as immature human beings that needed the
guidance of whites, an attitude that reflected the general perceptions of most non-Africans in his lifetime. Gandhi fought for the Indian people not to be treated at the same level as native Africans. Gandhi believed the white people of South Africa should be and remain the predominating race.

On one, hand, Janie Smuts said the black children of nature do not have the persistence or inner toughness of the European people. They do not have the social and moral incentives to progress. Gandhi, the civil rights activist, remained angry with segregation laws and continued his plight for the Indian community to gain a better standing within the boundaries of South Africa. He equated the intelligence of the Indians to the Whites. After years of struggle, the Indians during the apartheid years gained a more prominent role in society.

Gandhi said his struggle was against the degradation inflicted upon the Indians by the European, whose desire was to humiliate them to the level of the raw native (at the time he used the K word, which is now banned in the country). The raw Africans he said practiced the occupation of hunting with the sole purpose of collecting a number of cattle to buy a wife and continue to live in indolence and nakedness. The Indians, he said, were raised in a more educated manner and comparing them to the raw African was disgraceful. There was, however, a general principle the Indians were more advanced than the savages of South Africa. 

Gandhi fought for the removal of blacks from Indian townships during his stay in South Africa. Black natives according to Gandhi were only one degree removed from an animal. He often used the K name and said they were uneducated, troublesome, dirty, and lived like animals.

Gandhi believed in the purity of races just as much as the South African government at that time did. The Indians, Gandhi said cherishes, more than anything else, the purity of their type.

During 2003, a statue of Mahatma Gandhi was unveiled in the city of Johannesburg to honor his fight for segregation during the early history of South Africa. The unveiling sparked a trigger of anger among some black communities who remembered the civil rights activist’s hatred of black people. A media report detailing the events of the unveiling received a flurry of comments from indigent readers who attacked his racist's views of blacks, who were lazy savages and barely human. Comment posted, revealed that Gandhi had no love for blacks and ignored their sufferings. The new statue promoted painful recollections of Gandhi’s writings and observations about black people in particular.

During the early years, segregation of different ethnic groups was for the benefit of each ethnic group maintaining purity. A practice during the early years caused the deliberate destruction of institutions by blacks for the use of all races. Hence, Janie Smuts implemented a plan to create two separate institutions with territorial segregation. The new proposal would allow the different cultures to preserve their beliefs and live in purity.

Today, the years of struggle to keep different races confined in segregation have not altered the fact that ethnic and tribal conflicts will remain a part of South Africa. The white South Africans provided and uplifted the black people during the struggle years, by giving them a working infrastructure, education and social advancement. Degrading laws such as passbooks were abolished with time, and as education took precedence in the black townships, it remained an inexhaustible attempt to remove the primitive instinct inherited throughout the ages.

Tribal conflicts between the vast amounts of different ethnic groups are vastly underrated in South Africa. The ongoing black on black violence, xenophobia and savage attacks against their people remind the world of the primitive and uncivilized nature that cannot be removed.

South Africa today is a melting pot of racial conflict more dangerous than in the early 1900s, the savage hatred for white people spirals out of control. Farm murders, rapes and torture continuing to black out the future of the country. There is no justification for the high crime rates in South Africa, other than racial hatred.
The belief that apartheid or segregation was an evil dominant factor to undermine the black people of South Africa was nothing more than a misleading notion. The historical events of ongoing violence and ignorance between the racial divides cannot be blamed for the discrimination between ethnic groups. Racial hatred based on black people blaming the minority white group of citizens for injustices is an overplayed hand to intimidate and gain international support for a nation that will never be able to develop without the Europeans guidance. The world might take a back seat and agree with the black counterparts, by taking advantage of the low IQ levels to gain control over the South African resources that are solely based on greed.

By Laura Oneale

This article was published on SouthAfricaToday
http://southafricatoday.net/south-africa-news/gandhi-historical-view-south-africa-segregation/_truncated