Article in Namibain Sun

[Blurock]

The Moral Regeneration Movement - the brainchild of President Jacob Zuma when he was deputy president in 2002 - has little to show for the R22 million that has been pumped into it by government so far.

Oh, but what about Nkandla?

[Dave A]

Oh, but what about Nkandla?

You've never heard of tithing?
I organise R22 million for a good public cause and R220 million for me. What's the problem?

[wynn]

This is an extract from a Czech Republic Main Daily Newspaper Editorial. Someone over there has it figured out.

“The danger to South Africa is not Jacob Zuma but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency…. The Republic can survive a Jacob Zuma, who is, after all, merely a fool. It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools such as those who made him their President.”

[Dave A]

“The danger to South Africa is not Jacob Zuma but a citizenry capable of entrusting a man like him with the Presidency…. The Republic can survive a Jacob Zuma, who is, after all, merely a fool. It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools such as those who made him their President.”

Probably worth pointing out it wasn't the general citizenry that appointed Jacob Zuma - it was the National Congress delegates of the ANC.

Which makes it all even scarier, I guess

If you feel like wandering down memory lane, we tried to document the charade as it unfolded in a thread called Eliminate all resistance.

[gac]

True Wisdom. Bang On!!!

[Blurock]

Probably worth pointing out it wasn't the general citizenry that appointed Jacob Zuma - it was the National Congress delegates of the ANC.

Which makes it all even scarier, I guess

Talk about scary; this is scary! I have not seen this mentioned in the news or major papers.

The Star has reported this week about ANC members assaulting, intimidating and threatening each other during the branch nomination meetings. Among others, a house of an anti-Zuma lobbyist was petrol-bombed in Mpumalanga days after he vigorously campaigned for Motlanthe, while an armed gang stormed a meeting in Gauteng and threatened to shoot members unless they nominated Zuma. In Limpopo, a man was released on R1 000 bail for allegedly assaulting a fellow comrade in Malamulele.

Intimidation Zim style!

[gac]

And I'm certain our corrupt President knows absolutely nothing about the petrol bombing of one of his detractors and would never ever condone such an action. Well I dont see him speaking out against it either!