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  • Dave A
    Site Caretaker

    • May 2006
    • 22807

    #1

    ANC Centenary going to be some party

    It looks like the ANC Centenary celebrations are going to be quite a party! And this weekend's events are just the start – it's going to be a long year.

    Of course, big celebrations like these don't come cheapjust as well the ANC is the ruling party.

    Pretty hard to miss that the ANC is 100 years old this year. Strangely, I didn't even notice the celebrations in 2010 of South Africa's 100 years as an independant country. Sure, it wasn't wall-to-wall great moments – but surely worth some sort of a mention.

    A rather stark reminder that the ANC is more important than anything else in this country. Everything and everyone else is just along for the ride.
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  • murdock
    Suspended

    • Oct 2007
    • 2346

    #2
    and boy are they running scared...no fly zones...i would hate to be an afrikaaner living near the celebrations...they could suspect some sort of affiliation to a group...i wonder how many raids etc have been going on under the table...eeeeeish and imagine all the blue light planes never mind the cars...am glad i dont live close.

    something not even mentioned in the news but seems to becoming as popular as hijackings is thugs kidnapping white kids...taking them for a drive in the location...stripping them down and tasking all clothes...cellphones...and wallets...and what ever else they are doing to them..this is how some parents woke up to 2012..with a call to collect their kids...when are we as responsible parents going to stand up and say enough is enough...and start protecting ourselves and our families or are we just gona stand around and say well it hasnt happened to me and i have taken precautions to protect my kids so who cares about everyone else...

    policemen who shoot criminals are treated like criminals...something wrong with that picture...i suppose as bad as...police station to get private security to proptect the police stations...a family member had to resign from the police force for shooting and wounding a crimminal who was shooting at his police vehicle...after chasing a hijacked vehicle...the hijackers climbed out the vehicle in broad daylight...at an intercection and started shooting at the police vehicle he returned fire...not even killing the hijacker...but was put under investigation...anyone see anything stange about this...eeeeish thats all i can say...

    weddings on an islands...300 guests all expenses paid...when malema arrived in his barny suit then the penny dropped how he could afford it...being a "property developer" and all...eeeeish

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    • AndyD
      Diamond Member

      • Jan 2010
      • 4946

      #3
      Dave, those three articles you linked to are exactly the reason the press in this country needs to be gagged and leashed for once and for all. The ANC has every right to spend what it sees fit on celebrations. They single handedly won the war against apartheid with no help from anywhere else. You can't put a price on that so I won't hear another word said that's not in favour of a well earned shindig. ANC ueber alles!!!!
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      • Dave A
        Site Caretaker

        • May 2006
        • 22807

        #4


        We may as well enjoy the party. Seems it's on us anyway
        Participation is voluntary.

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        • Blurock
          Diamond Member

          • May 2010
          • 4203

          #5
          Is it true that the ANC is spending R400 million on the bash, or is that just capitalist white press propaganda?

          That can surely not be true while literally millions of small children go to bed hungry...
          Excellence is not a skill; its an attitude...

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          • desA
            Platinum Member

            • Jan 2010
            • 1023

            #6
            To me, the true nature of the beast governing the country, is summarised in the article below.



            The sacrifice forms part of a cleansing ceremony for the ANC centenary celebrations, and is done in order to invoke the spirits of the traditional ancestors so they could oversee the events.
            We now know who & what rules SA. No wonder everything is in utter chaos.
            In search of South African Technology Nuggets(R), for sale & trading in South East Asia.

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            • Citizen X
              Diamond Member

              • Sep 2011
              • 3411

              #7
              Party, party! " Them belly full but we hungry, a hungry mob is an angry mob!"
              “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
              Spelling mistakes and/or typographical errors I found in leading publications.
              Click here
              "Without prejudice and all rights reserved"

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              • Blurock
                Diamond Member

                • May 2010
                • 4203

                #8
                Superstition and black magic?

                This is a word recently coined to describe our current SA political
                situation:

                Ineptocracy (in-ep-toc'-ra-cy)

                A system of government where the least capable to lead are elected by the least capable of producing, and where the members of society least likely to sustain themselves or succeed, are rewarded with goods and services paid for by the confiscated wealth of a diminishing number of producers.
                Excellence is not a skill; its an attitude...

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                • desA
                  Platinum Member

                  • Jan 2010
                  • 1023

                  #9
                  Perhaps add in a few more descriptions of these ineptocrats

                  African Socialism
                  Kleptocrats
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                  • Citizen X
                    Diamond Member

                    • Sep 2011
                    • 3411

                    #10
                    Blurock's post started a chain reaction of though in my mind!!!
                    Plato, who founded the Academy, the very first university which was a blueprint for all universities to follow provided that the ills of society would never cease until philosophers became rulers or rulers philosophy.
                    Ironically, he was dead against democracy in 399 bc by democratic vote his teacher and friend Socrates was put to death on charges of impiety and corrupting the youth!!
                    “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
                    Spelling mistakes and/or typographical errors I found in leading publications.
                    Click here
                    "Without prejudice and all rights reserved"

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                    • gac
                      Bronze Member

                      • Dec 2011
                      • 175

                      #11
                      I have never read the ANC Manifesto/Charter nor its Constitution, not sure I ever will, but I am inclined to believe that it makes for good reading and contains many fundamentaly agreeable issues across all colour, race and ethnic boundaries.

                      Is it not because we start geting smart arsed & deviate from the intent of what was set-up before us, set-up based on the 1st hand "blood sweat & tears" of those who engineered these sorts of things (manifesto's constitutions etc), that things go "pear shaped"? When in our wisdom we dont call a spade a spade anymore, when we allow grey to be an acceptable area of our understanding and claim that it cannot always be yes or no but more often a maybe based on a variety of "it depends".

                      Point I'm making is that as much as I also despise the goings on within the ANC and agree with all the above comments, perhaps we should be careful not to direct our frustrations at the ANC as an organisation but rather at those who manipulate the interpretation of what it actually stands for.

                      I say this because Madiba has left an incredible imprint on me through the way he came out of prison and conducted himself so incredibly mercifully, calmly and reconcilliatorily. With certainty I think I would have been a bitter & angry man but yet he pushed the past aside, made a fresh new forgiving start and put his all into showing us all how things should be done. Because he was so instrumental in the early ANC, for me he symbolises what the ANC stands for.

                      These idiots who now represent the ANC are in my view "pissing" on what I, based purely what I came to see in Madiba, believe the ANC stands for.

                      Let them have their party, let them continue playing their repulsively corrupt games and then lets watch as they start to unravel, something that has long since started thanks to SA's blessing "Little Bob" Malema (that could also be "Big Baboon" Mlema, who has demonstrated so unashamedly to the world just what a bunch of incompetent power drunk inmbeciles weare being governed byshown us all. How strange he calls his colleagues, his buddies a year ago, "Baboons"! I mean come on doesnt he have a mirror in his room, I mean palace? Not to mention the audacity to say that while the people continue to struggle and be poor the leaders are living the high life. No comment needed, what a good laugh he is our dear Little Bob. I still think he is the illegitimate offspring of Bob Mugs, Africa's own Hitler.

                      Vanash Naik has indicated through his comments above and under his post to do with "High Court" that their come-uppance is not far off and I think Vanash is bang on the button.

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                      • Justloadit
                        Diamond Member

                        • Nov 2010
                        • 3518

                        #12
                        Hi Gac,

                        I have read quite a bit of the ANC manifesto, and I tell you it is well written and as a constitution , one of the best in the world.

                        However the bunch of lunatics in power, judging by the way they are behaving, have not read it. The problem here is that if enough of them get together, they can change the constitution, which has been demonstrated by the public information bill, which has been passed through most of the legal requirements under the radar so to speak.

                        In fact many of the actions that have taken place and will still take place are in contradiction both to the ANC manifesto/charter and against the constitution.

                        The problem here is that there is no one that can challenge this manifesto, firstly as they will simply silence you, and secondly the blinded faithful voters have no idea what is in the manifesto, and are easily hoodwinked into believing anything that is said by these so called ANC leaders, who are in it for their own enrichment, and will never question.


                        P.S. Having said this, I will still vote for the opposition till the day that there is almost a 50/50 in power, at which time I will decide who will best suite me as a citizen.
                        Victor - Knowledge is a blessing or a curse, your current circumstances make you decide!
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                        • gac
                          Bronze Member

                          • Dec 2011
                          • 175

                          #13
                          Thanks for saving me a whole lot of reading time and confirming my suspicions Justloadit.

                          I think you're correct about the 50:50 balance of power and personally feel that majority power in the hands of ther ANC (any ruling party for that matter) is probably the biggest threat to SA's future. For as long as they have majority vote, they will continue to plunder relentlessly. They know it and underpins everything they (the individuals masquerading as the party) say & do.

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                          • adrianh
                            Diamond Member

                            • Mar 2010
                            • 6328

                            #14
                            Well, you must at least concede that under ANC rule everybody gets to be screwed over, not just the whites. That is a tremendous step forward for them, they can proudly say that they wasted R400million of taxpayers money on their little get-together (its better than saying they wasted R400million of white money)

                            I am very proud of them, the equality is absolutely astounding, now everybody gets terrible medical services and terrible education. Yes we are equal - equally stuffed...unless of course you are of the more equal because your cousins uncle's auntie is married to Jacobs wide extended family.

                            Oh well, they have to take baby steps (If only they would stop bling-ing the damn walking-ring all the time.) The ANC is the big round baby holding on to the family bucket KFC with its fat little fingers, stuffed so fat it get stuck in the diamond encrusted, solid gold (with flashing blue light on top), walking ring protected by 4 burly well rounded, heavily armed babies wearing sunglasses sporting pitch black walking rings (with flashing blue light on top - of course)

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                            • Butch Hannan
                              Bronze Member

                              • Dec 2009
                              • 184

                              #15
                              AndyD I trust that you are not serious about gagging the press. Do they have the right to spend my money on a frigging party. They did not single handedly win the war. They had plenty of help from the rest of the world including non ANC members. The bottom line is that we have rampant unemployment and millions of people living below the breadline while a lot of "goons" are getting bigger and fatter on money that could be better spent. Our ruling party seems to go from party to party instead of fixing all the ills in our country.
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