Thursday, October 8, 2015

South Africa - Disadvantaged Pilot Drives Plane like a Mini-Bus Taxi

SOUTH AFRICA: PROBABLY THE ONLY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD WHERE THE PILOTS DRIVE A PASSENGER PLANE AS IF IT IS A 20-SEATER MINI-BUS TAXI!
B737-200 at Hoedspruit, South Africa.

The ‘previously disadvantaged’ pilot of this B737-200 landed at Hoedspruit (ex airforce base) in the dark.
And he proceeded to take the wrong taxiway.
Having arrived at a dead end he then attempted to turn around by reversing (using reverse thrust).
He misjudged and put the main gear off the concrete. It then rolled back down the bank. He then tried to climb out using full power.
Of course with the engines that close to the ground, they ingested grass, stones, mud, sticks, dust, sand, etc.
If it wasn’t raining - the jet blast could have set fire to the surrounding bush.
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Sunday, October 4, 2015

South Africa Every Picture Tells A Story

Every picture tells a story, and under the African National Congress (ANC) South Africa is becoming a real riches to rags story.
 
 
Zimbabwe is destroyed and now they are ruining South Africa. Soon, there will be nothing left to destroy. The people will only have themselves to blame. Yet like little children they will never take responsibility for their actions.
 
 
Singing songs of destruction, the mindless do not stop and eventually they will have nothing left. They will live a life of abject poverty.
Your guess is as good as mine.

It appears that South Africa is about the most dangerous place you can be outside a war zone. What’s more worrying is the chance that it might become a war zone. Nelson Mandela was able to hold the “rainbow nation” together, but he’s passed on. Now, according to the human-rights organization Genocide Watch, South Africa is at pre-genocide stage 6 of 8: 
Web source: 
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South Africa Ruthless Murders Do Not Stop
Do these attackers hunger for freedom or do they hunger for rape and blood? Thousands of people died in conflicting tribal wars during the 1980’s. A parallel between those and the current wave of ruthless murders, including the recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa are striking. The horrendous “necklace” ritual of placing a burning tire around the victims’ neck or the brandishing of cultural weapons used to slash a victim in a ghastly manner.
READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE - HERE IS THE LINK
http://guardianlv.com/2015/05/south-africa-ruthless-murders-do-not-stop/







Another South African story about corruption

Based on the Dolus reconcilis clause.
A fraudulent address or trick used to deceive someone.


Chapter I.
It was on SAfm (A local radio station)a few weeks back.
 A black coal merchant was at his site when approached by two armed would-be criminals.
The coal merchant shot one dead at the site.
Police arrested the other. The suspect was charged with murder and was found guilty of murder. The case went to the Bloemfontein Appeal Court. The conviction and sentence were upheld Dolus reconcilis. The accused could foresee that his friend would be killed if they approached the coal merchant with handguns, and the merchant was known to be armed and ready to defend himself in the case of armed attack. The coal merchant was not charged.
The accused reconciled to the fact that secondary consequences would happen.

Chapter II.
1994. The municipality on Klipfontein was handed over to the new ANC government. The books were in good condition. With a population of 500 000 the yearly turnover, according to the annual balance sheet, was R10 million. All roads, hospitals, schools, government buildings, etc. were in good condition.

Now the ANC-owned Klipfontein (
Klipfontein is a town in Nkangala District Municipality in the Mpumalanga province of South Africa.) said that the ANC would rule until Jesus came back.
I am NOT mentioning inflation nor race, as this upsets what I say here.(There is no inflation in this article.)

In Klippiesfontein, the outgoing councilors in 1994 had been paid R100 000 per year and the residence paid reasonable amounts in rates to the municipality.
2015 now the councilors were paid R250 000 per year, rates to the middle class were increased by the municipality by 200% since 1994, and the price of land went up in the upper-class suburb. Therefore, the municipality increased rates by 500% since 1994. 
Most at both places had to sell, and so the lower classes could move into a higher-class suburb. The councilors are even subsidized this process. In other words, those from the previously disadvantaged did not pay, or paid rates but this was repaid back to them when they "bought" a house.
Councilors did not actually pay rates when things were added up, nor did the previously disadvantaged.
Suddenly all roads, hospitals, schools, government building were in appalling condition. The councilors' private houses, cars, and private schools were in excellent condition. Their children were even accepted at Yale University in the United States.
Suddenly there were outbreaks of ADS/HIV, Ebola, TB. Lung infections in the rest of the town. Also, fatal minibus crashes happened daily due the potholes in the poorly kept roads. Furthermore, school marks went down, and many teachers were found to be bribed to increase scores. Monies are coming from individual councilors. Traffic fines were unpaid.

The only solution is to charge all municipal councilors, who increased their personal salaries, with criminal charges. Dolus reconcilis. As they could foresee by increasing their salaries, this would lead to the deaths of many and destruction of Klipfontein.

(Story submitted by a concerned South African)






Friday, October 2, 2015

South Africa Social Media Twits


Twits on social media are causing upheaval by posting the controversial and sensitive slogan.


Kill the Boer, Kill the farmer# one-settler one bullet, one bullet one settler.

In my opinion, it is inciting racial hatred and a deep desire to stir up dissension. People who cannot let go of the past and move forward. The song “Kill the Boer” was sung by the president of the African National Congress (ANC) Jacob Zuma, Julius Malema and others who have considered that there was nothing wrong with the words, it's just a chant, a song.
Using a platform and chanting those words to millions of uneducated, frustrated and often disillusioned people is dangerous. There are a history and many documented articles regarding “Kill the Boer” song. Court cases and apologies, however, this constitutes Hate Speech.
My question regarding the renewal of chanting this slogan, is whether the people, including leaders, use this to cover up the critical problems and failure to address the pressing issues of corruption, crime, failing education and medical infrastructures.  It is obvious that the hatred can be attributed to a racial basis, and politicians or populists alike will exploit these sensitive issues for their own ends.
South Africans are generally not stupid people yet open to manipulation. The majority have a staunch support of the ANC organisation yet would support any organisation that held their objections at heart. Right now it is the ANC that holds the objectives of the people and even though Malema joins the manipulation, trying to exploit the crowds, it is the sensitive ones who do not stop the unnecessary hate speech. Rather they sing along, agreeing that there is a need for change, not necessarily agreeing with the chant. It is by stopping the song completely that more credence is given to Malema and ilk who would probably say, “see they are still stuck in the past.”
If the ANC, Malema and others claim a right to sing this song based on the history and heritage, then I would like to know why they are in the process of destroying our history and heritage with name changes, and pulling down of statues. I believe the Afrikaans people do not find the song, hurtful, but rather find the song as a matter of incitement to commit violence against the Afrikaner.
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Here are some of the replies posted regarding the “Kill the Boer” thread and I have no doubt that the person who started this propaganda will receive many more responses. In particular, I find response number 22 amusing. (Replies unedited)
  1. Terrorism...that's dangerous
  2. Hosi hosi
  3. Boys boys
  4. Salute to that!!!!
  5. We need stability and peace and prosperity.... your post is Dangerous to these things
  6. If that is true, we don't want to be another Syria. If the war of African people and Boere in Rsa issues it will be of mammoth proportions... bigger than jihad... it will be the holy of holiest wars...I would rather see not.
  7. What's wrong with you brain chief. What did the Boer do to you that making you go around preaching "kill the boer, kill the farmer?" will that save you a FORTUNE or will only add more MISERY to you already? "CONFUSED box" of confusion? Why not just FACE them and explain to them, maybe with not much options on their defensive side, HOW YOU gonna turn things around, than PROMISING them DEATH? I do STRONGLY believe the very same strategy their forefathers USED against our forefathers to rob them is EXACTLY the same strategy WE need to "REFLECT BACK" to them with.  BUT this time with a totally DIFFERENT VISSION to theirs........LEARN how to welcome and live with the Boers in a new democratic AZANIA, vice visa on them too, they NEED to adopt and respect how the people of this COUNTRY wish for their country....believe me not, we all going to REJOICE IN HARMONY once we start realising this...STOP THE FIGHTING AND THE CONFUSSIONING OF THE PEOPLE
  8. Idiot
  9. I salute u Azania kill the Boer kill the farmer that ppl are so annoying nxa thy JC deserve to die thy don't know hw to treat us black ppl still have apartheid Viva Azania viva AAAA!!!!!!!!
  10. It's quite annoying that black people will preach war against an organised enemy...u all r not ready for war.N a war both sides suffer pain and loss and there's no peace nor winner." Be constructive not destructive.
  11. Not afraid of war u strife me u strife the rock to hell with boers
  12. There is no basis for that chant in the year 2015 it was a Apla aka poqo chant that was a reactionary armed-force reaction to the mass murder of the people of Azania (Zuid - Afrika) by the oppressive government of the Boer settler. Even the great Prof Mangaliso Sobukwe was initially opposed to that reality, but there was no other way as the boers would rather shoot people for protesting peacefully without their dom-pass outside a police station. It can't be that you post such when you have political freedom useless it may be (if not used wisely) you still have it, being a war monger is really not going to help rather use your data for educating on Pan-Africanism to effect policy change... This thing of ''one settler one bullet''? Bullshit you probably butt kiss your Caucasian co-workers but on Facebook you calling for their demise you must liberate yourself from far-fetched ideas
  13. People think it's easy. Having a gun doesn't guarantee victory. We r civilians, not self-proclaimed soldiers.
  14. To whoever is busy trying nor do "PREACH WAR IN SOUTH AFRIKA" listen here: SOUTH AFRIKA is not for the FAINT "HTD" BITCHES like you DO........anyone having a PROBLEM with the way SOUTH AFRIKA is busy TRYING to uplift HERSELF must just GO and HANG THEMSELVZ, simple as ABC...
  15. Stupidity is the faint hearted leo..its not easy to kill as a revived person, and it's not easy bearing death on ur shoulders. You r no different from those that call us atheist and will see betrayal as if you r commanding troop. You r a couch nigger blowing steam in the mist...narrow minded cos you "I believe" can't remedy consciousness on your own mother and frustrated to others because of your own worthless self and vent garbage in promoting war. Have u ever child with real soldiers from the era of machine, Tambo,hani etc...ull see that war is not the answer.
  16. I wonder if there are people like this in real life, this must be somebody who has been In comma for 20years.Congrats bru you are back to life n I hope his friends explain to him what is happening now.
  17. Real killers do not advertise their plans to kill. They surprise their victims’ better arrest your foolish advert.
  18. The guns are recovered from bank robbers...Azania does not possess one...lmao
  19. tru dat amen comrades
  20. Some fucker’s r stupid.
  21. How you relate to what I posted here should be NONE OF MY BUSINESS as I don't remember myself proclaiming any kind of you so called war on this page to be carried on or against anyone. But your SELF SERVING STUPIDISHNESS I suspect is the ONE you should be worrying more about at the moment. As it really PROVES your level of CONFUSION chief...trying to judge every statement you fail to relate is too DANGEROUS for you brain capacity, Sir.
  22. We have to learn to work hard and smart first, understand the sense of community then the white man will leave voluntarily. Ask Asians Japanese and Chinese in particular.

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'Kill the Boer': a brief history   29 Mar 2010 08:54 (South Africa)

A judge has ruled that the phrase “shoot the boer” amounts to hate speech, and so it is now illegal to chant the song. The ANC, who complained that the judge did not approach them for historical context, may take the case on appeal? Of course, there is a context to the song that the ANC is not admitting. By KEVIN BLOOM.

Read the entire article – here is the link







Zuma wants smarter citizens


 I read the article and can honestly say, that what South Africa needs is  a smarter president.  Perhaps Zuma should go back to school and lead by example. How can we believe? Education is the process of facilitating learning.


The Education system in South Africa is the worst in the world, and there is no hope for future generations receiving a decent education under the current government. The rapid decline and almost non-existent learning process for school children get worse each passing year. The government does inject a lot of funds into providing a solid education, but there are astounding results of complete failure.


A ten percent mathematics pass rate for a Grade nine learner is proof that the education system is a failed system. The education standards are so low that intelligence is driven out, rewarding the stupid beyond abilities achieved much like a communist state.
The Global Information Technology Report 2014, published by the World Economic Forum (WEF) ranked South Africa’s science and mathematics education quality as the worst in the world. The general education quality was ranked at number 146 out of 148 countries. With a ranking this devastating there is no beacon of light on the dark continent. 


 (You can read this article I wrote and published on the GLV - here is the link)
 http://guardianlv.com/?s=South+Africa+Education+System+Is+the+Worst+in+the+World

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 SA wants smarter citizens in the future, says Zuma

JOHANNESBURG - President Jacob Zuma said that Operation Phakisa (the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in Education) will assist the country to have smart citizens in the future.
“We want to have smart citizens in the future,” Zuma said.
ICT has made strides in leveraging education to strengthen learning, Zuma said. He said 49 percent of schools in the country are reported to have access to connectivity.
Zuma said that there were established, dedicated educational television channels that would benefit students as well as teachers.

“We must admit that we have not taken full advantage of what ICT can give us to achieve the benefits it brings into teaching and learning,” Zuma said.
“Unfortunately the pace has been slow and inadequate.”
Zuma added that devices alone would not improve learning.
“It is the manner that the tools are used through teaching and learning.”
Pupils will now be able to access resources to reach the requirements of the curriculum, Zuma said.
“Specialised resources will be given to disabled students.
"Teachers will be able to engage in online programmes to enhance their knowledge and deliver to students,” he said.
Zuma believed the outcome of ICT would renew passion for teaching and called for the private sector to assist to ensure sustainability.
He said that the presidency would monitor the programme in order to ensure that it is successful.
“Education enables people to move forward.”
Zuma said that countries that did not focus on education were left behind.
“Nations invested in education will always succeed and find a prosperous future,” he said.
“Teachers build the nation by educating young people. We cannot fail with Operation Phakisa.”
http://www.msn.com/en-za/news/featured/sa-wants-smarter-citizens-in-the-future-says-zuma/ar-AAf1PSE?ocid=spartandhp



References in classic literature?
But to teach the Negro to do skilful work, as men of all the races that have risen have worked,--responsible work, which IS education and character; and most of all when Negroes so teach Negroes to do this that they will teach others with a missionary zeal that puts all ordinary philanthropic efforts to shame,--this is to change the whole economic basis of life and the whole character of a people.