Damage from the Covid mRNA Vaccine is Irreversible

Hesitancy is Widespread, Even Among Medical Professionals

Robert F. Kennedy Jr: COVID19 Vaccine Should Be Avoided At All Cost

I would like to draw your attention urgently to important issues related to the next Covid-19 vaccination. For the first time in the history of vaccination, the so-called last generation mRNA vaccines intervene directly in the genetic material of the patient and therefore alter the individual genetic material, which represents the genetic manipulation, something that was already forbidden and until then considered criminal.

This intervention can be compared to genetically manipulated food, which is also highly controversial. Even if the media and politicians currently trivialize the problem and even stupidly call for a new type of vaccine to return to normality, this vaccination is problematic in terms of health, morality and ethics, and also in terms of genetic damage that, unlike the damage caused by previous vaccines, will be irreversible and irreparable.

Dear patients, after an unprecedented mRNA vaccine, you will no longer be able to treat the vaccine symptoms in a complementary way. They will have to live with the consequences, because they can no longer be cured simply by removing toxins from the human body, just as a person with a genetic defect like Down syndrome, Klinefelter syndrome, Turner syndrome, genetic cardiac arrest, hemophilia, cystic fibrosis, Rett syndrome, etc.), because the genetic defect is forever!

This means clearly: if a vaccination symptom develops after an mRNA vaccination, neither I nor any other therapist can help you, because the damage caused by the vaccination will be genetically irreversible. In my opinion, these new vaccines represent a crime against humanity that has never been committed in such a big way in history. As Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg, an experienced doctor, said: In fact, this “promising vaccine” for the vast majority of people should be FORBIDDEN, because it is genetic manipulation! ”

The vaccine, developed and endorsed by Anthony Fauci and funded by Bill Gates, uses experimental mRNA technology. Three of the 15 human guinea pigs (20%) experienced a “serious adverse event”.

Note: messenger RNA or mRNA is the ribonucleic acid that transfers the genetic code of the DNA of the cell nucleus to a ribosome in the cytoplasm, that is, the one that determines the order in which the amino acids of a protein bind and act as a mold or pattern for the synthesis of that protein.

https://healthandmoneynews.wordpress.com/2020/11/27/damage-from-the-covid-mrna-vaccine-is-irreversible/

Head of Pfizer Research: Covid Vaccine is Female Sterilization

The vaccine contains a spike protein (see image) called syncytin-1, vital for the formation of human placenta in women. If the vaccine works so that we form an immune response AGAINST the spike protein, we are also training the female body to attack syncytin-1, which could lead to infertility in women of an unspecified duration.

Dr. Wodarg and Dr. Yeadon request a stop of all corona vaccination studies and call for co-signing the petition

2020NEWS

On December 1, 2020, the ex-Pfizer head of respiratory research Dr. Michael Yeadon and the lung specialist and former head of the public health department Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg filed an application with the EMA, the European Medicine Agency responsible for EU-wide drug approval, for the immediate suspension of all SARS CoV 2 vaccine studies, in particular the BioNtech/Pfizer study on BNT162b (EudraCT number 2020-002641-42).

Dr. Wodarg and Dr. Yeadon demand that the studies – for the protection of the life and health of the volunteers – should not be continued until a study design is available that is suitable to address the significant safety concerns expressed by an increasing number of renowned scientists against the vaccine and the study design.

StarGate TV Series Warned Us In 2001 About the

Vaccination Disaster Facing Us Today

On the one hand, the petitioners demand that, due to the known lack of accuracy of the PCR test in a serious study, a so-called Sanger sequencing must be used. This is the only way to make reliable statements on the effectiveness of a vaccine against Covid-19. On the basis of the many different PCR tests of highly varying quality, neither the risk of disease nor a possible vaccine benefit can be determined with the necessary certainty, which is why testing the vaccine on humans is unethical per se.

Furthermore, they demand that it must be excluded, e.g. by means of animal experiments, that risks already known from previous studies, which partly originate from the nature of the corona viruses, can be realized. The concerns are directed in particular to the following points:

The formation of so-called “non-neutralizing antibodies” can lead to an exaggerated immune reaction, especially when the test person is confronted with the real, “wild” virus after vaccination. This so-called antibody-dependent amplification, ADE, has long been known from experiments with corona vaccines in cats, for example. In the course of these studies all cats that initially tolerated the vaccination well died after catching the wild virus.

The vaccinations are expected to produce antibodies against spike proteins of SARS-CoV-2. However, spike proteins also contain syncytin-homologous proteins, which are essential for the formation of the placenta in mammals such as humans. It must be absolutely ruled out that a vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 could trigger an immune reaction against syncytin-1, as otherwise infertility of indefinite duration could result in vaccinated women.

The mRNA vaccines from BioNTech/Pfizer contain polyethylene glycol (PEG). 70% of people develop antibodies against this substance – this means that many people can develop allergic, potentially fatal reactions to the vaccination.

The much too short duration of the study does not allow a realistic estimation of the late effects. As in the narcolepsy cases after the swine flu vaccination, millions of healthy people would be exposed to an unacceptable risk if an emergency approval were to be granted and the possibility of observing the late effects of the vaccination were to follow. Nevertheless, BioNTech/Pfizer apparently submitted an application for emergency approval on December 1, 2020.

CALL FOR HELP: Dr. Wodarg and Dr. Yeadon ask as many EU citizens as possible to co-sign their petition by sending the e-mail prepared here to the EMA.

https://healthandmoneynews.wordpress.com/2020/12/02/head-of-pfizer-research-covid-vaccine-is-female-sterilization/

Movie: Children of men

Exterminate the human race, it's not genocide if they are coerced to do it themselves.

Mathematical Proof: Vaccines kill babies

Vaccine Use Down From Lockdowns & Deaths Of Infants Down Commensurately

Vaccine study HERE. It is reported that Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) has declined commensurately with a reduced application of vaccines resulting from the Covid 19 lockdown. The vaccine industry has decried, as unfounded, the claims of SIDS and autism being a result of the massive vaccine regimen mandated by law on children HERE under the age of 1 year old. It is reported that SIDS and vaccine use are both down 30% – this study may shed some light on that.

https://touchstoneconnect.com/2020/12/02/vaccine-use-down-from-lockdowns-deaths-of-infants-down-commensurately/

Table 1. Recommended Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedule for ages 18 years or younger, United States, 2020

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/hcp/imz/child-adolescent.html

Lessons from the Lockdown—Why Are So Many Fewer Children Dying?

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/news/lessons-from-the-lockdown-why-are-so-many-fewer-children-dying/

Bill Gates caught on video admitting vaccine will CHANGE our DNA FOREVER

Friday, December 4, 2020 11:50

Bill Gates caught on video admitting that his ‘experimental’ vaccine will CHANGE our DNA FOREVER. He’s experimenting with human beings like we are a test crop of GMO corn or barley!

http://tapnewswire.com/2020/12/bill-gates-caught-on-video-admitting-vaccine-will-change-our-dna-forever/

TOR TEST

Anons

Note Taker/Baker trying out TOR in case the other ones I can access prevent me from getting to 8kun

With the censorship coming down hard here in the States I am rather impatient about getting the updated buns and notables posted for the 450 mark, looks like 20 posts total but I could probably consolidate a bit. I do not know if I will be able to get to 8kun at all in the next few hours but I'm wanting to wait about another hour and a half (would make it 1 AM or 0100 in Capetown) before posting everything. From what I can tell there is a serious DDoS attack going on with 8kun right now, as if every Gooogle employee was in on it.

>>12470404

Thank you. I am having difficulty uploading a mp4 video but will try again later.

Originally General Research #16276 >>12749431

Belgian, Dutch Police Raid Illegal Tobacco Factories

Authorities seized 186 tonnes of cut tobacco and nearly 14 million cigarettes in raids on several illicit cigarette factories in Belgium and the Netherlands, Europol said on Tuesday. The cigarettes are believed to have been destined for the U.K. market.

img 3930 002Tobacco and equipment found during raid on illegal cigarette factory (by EUROPOL)Officers arrested seven workers during the raids and seized production and packaging equipment and three lorries. Would they had been smuggled to the U.K., the counterfeit cigarettes would have added up to millions of pounds in lost revenue for the country’s tax authorities – and large profits for organized crime groups.

The raid, carried out last Thursday, follows an investigation into tobacco smuggling led by the Belgian Customs Office and supported by the Polish Police Central Bureau of Investigation, the Dutch Fiscal Information and Investigation Service and Europol.

Authorities executed a similar operation in Spain in early January, targeting a tobacco smuggling ring that operated in Cordoba and Seville. Police arrested 12 suspects and seized more than 900,000 cigarettes, 4.2 tons of filters, 10.3 tons of cut tobacco, production machinery and vehicles.

Separately this week, British American Tobacco (BAT), one of the world’s largest tobacco manufacturers, said that it had seen an uptick in armed robberies of its headquarters in South Africa.

In a statement released on Tuesday, the company said an average of 2,845 cartons of its cigarettes were stolen each month since the country lifted lockdown sales restrictions in September. It said distribution vehicles were being attacked by armed groups.

“In February 2020, the last full month before the lockdown ban, there were four such robberies. In September, the first full month after the ban was lifted, there were 12, a fourfold increase,” BAT South Africa's General Manager Johnny Moloto said.

Meanwhile authorities in the United Kingdom declined to bring charges against BAT last week after a four-year probe into allegations of bribery in at least three East African countries.

The cigarette manufacturer has been accused of bribing officials in Burundi, The Comoros and Rwanda since 2015, using illicit payments to secure help in obstructing measures introduced as part of the World Health Organization’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC).

An investigation from The Guardian revealed in 2017 similar alleged activity by BAT’s representatives in another five African nations, including Uganda and Kenya.

OCCRP has published a series of investigations on the global tobacco industry.

One of them found that the world’s top cigarette manufacturers, collectively known as Big Tobacco, spent years trying to control the design of a new system that intends to curb the EU’s black-market tobacco trade. Big Tobacco companies ended up leaving the bloc with an ineffective system and now are lobbying for its further adoption in Africa.

https://www.occrp.org/en/daily/13747-belgian-dutch-police-raid-illegal-tobacco-factories

>>12758205

The deep state’s agenda is to depopulate the world.

I am not familiar with Ethiopia however if one just looks at Mozambique, all the UN needs to do is end the conflict so that the people can go back to their livelihoods however they prefer to beg for funds to provide food aid. When there is a food shortage, people will starve to death… Plausible deniability.

“Ex-Special Forces Recce and POW, Wynand du Toit, reflects on Operation Argon”- https://youtu.be/Ad6Xt-m9dhg

With the below description;

“In May 1985 Captain Wynand du Toit was leading a team of 4 Recce commandos, South Africa's elite naval Special Forces, to destroy a Cabinda oil refinery hundreds of kilometres behind enemy lines. They were compromised however; two men were killed and du Toit was captured, and spent the next 2.5 years in solitary confinement as a prisoner of the Angolan and Cuban forces.”

He discusses; his involvement in Cabinda (Angola), questions the orders they received and in receiving a medal in the Congo for the part he played to release Mandela gave him clarity about his ordeal.

Very interesting and unusual experience… It was a setup.

Were South Africans and Americans collaborating then?

“Was Samora Machel assassinated by a conspiracy?”- https://youtu.be/_9RWHhw5ai4

“The Death of Samora Machel: In this exclusive report, a former South African Special Forces member reveals for the first time the truth behind the mysterious death of the former president of Mozambique, Samora Machel, claiming to be one of his assassins.”

“State Security Agency | Calls for a shake-up”- https://youtu.be/dkamOP9Pzb4. Noteworthy statements;

2:39 – “CASAC says there needs to be accountability starting with President Cyril Ramaphosa who received the high-level review panel report on the State Security Agency in 2018. There were recommendations in that report that acts of illegality that was uncovered by the high-level panel should be investigated and prosecuted. I think the president owes the country an explanation on this. What further investigations were done? How far have they progressed? And when are we likely to see prosecutions for those illegal activities? It’s pointless now saying that because this evidence has been presented to the Zondo Commission, we must now wait for the report of this Zondo Commission. The president needs to tell the country what he has done. Ramaphosa says that he will testify at the State Capture Commission.”

>>12789526 - At 2:07; “For starters, Ivor Sarakinsky says we don’t need a minister of intelligence. “I think we need to abolish our minister because then you’re politicizing the intelligence services right from the start. We need to have a special portfolio committee, and like Scopa, I think it ought to be chaired by a member of the opposition parties because the fox can’t guard the chicken coop.”

Yet.

“Former Scopa chair appears | State Capture Inquiry”- https://youtu.be/V4TkOHxtDaU

Take note the people who passed away and were supposed to have testified. Noteworthy statement from Scopa chair;

4:02 – “All supply chain management personnel throughout government, throughout state, must be vetted so that the more than 500 billion rand procurement budget should be assured that it is in the hands of people whose financial integrity has been tested but that was not implemented. When we called the State Security Agency, they said well we don’t have regulations. The regulations that we have make it optional and so when they try to vet the employees at SABC, SAPS, at Transnet, at SAA - they all refused and the whole thing stopped.”

[In the end, no one is held accountable and the corruption continues.]

“Jacob Zuma defies ConCourt ruling, not appearing before Zondo”at https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/jacob-zuma-defies-concourt-ruling-not-appearing-before-zondo/ states;

It seems not even the Constitutional Court can force former president Jacob Zuma to appear before the State Capture Commission

Former President Jacob Zuma has announced he will not be appearing before the State Capture Commission, despite a ruling by the Constitutional Court, ordering him to do so.

Justice Chris Jaftha ruled that Zuma should abide by his summons and appear before the commission on 15 February 2021. However it seems not even the highest court in the land can get the former president to take the stand.

“I am left with no other alternative but to be defiant against injustice as I did against the apartheid government. I am again prepared to go to prison to defend the Constitutional rights that I personally fought for and to serve whatever sentence that this democratically elected government deems appropriate as part of the special and different laws for Zuma agenda,” Zuma said. [They love to use apartheid in their defense – their “struggle” never ended]

Possibly considering the implications of his decision, Msholozi, himself a struggle activist, said he does not fear being arrested.

The former president maintains that the justice system has been politicised, particularly to work against him and has essentially declared war against the State Capture Commission, saying he would no longer cooperate.

“It is clear that the laws of this country are politicized even at the highest court in the land. Recently at the State Capture Commission, allegations made against the judiciary have been overlooked and suppressed by the chairperson himself,” he said.

Zuma further reiterated that he is being targeted via the commission, which is led by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo.

“It is also patently clear to me that I am being singled out for different and special treatment by the judiciary and the legal system as a whole. I therefore state in advance that the Commission Into Allegations of State Capture can expect no further co-operation from me in any of their processes going forward. If this stance is considered to be a violation of their law, then let their law take its course,” he said.

“Angolan elite accused of 'squandering oil billions'”dated 2013 at https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/angolan-elite-accused-of-squandering-oil-billions-174357.html. Below are few excerpts.

Angola's President, Eduardo dos Santos, has appealed for international help, pleading that his government is broke.

But a swelling chorus of diplomats, campaigners and angry Angolans is asking why he is unable to pay his way out of trouble when his government earns billions of pounds from a burgeoning oil exploration business that will soon rival that of Nigeria as Africa's largest.

And while only a tiny amount is spent on helping suffering Angolans, every year a large chunk of the profits – between 20 and 35 per cent – mysteriously disappears. Last year, for example, the International Monetary Fund estimated the oil revenues at £2bn, of which £750m simply vanished.

Campaigners such as the UK advocacy group Global Witness call it "wholesale state robbery". They say that Angola's vast oil profits are disappearing into the pockets of the Futungo – a secret, powerful élite linked to President dos Santos – on a scale similar to the excesses of the notorious kleptocrat Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire.

Western oil companies such as BP, Shell and Chevron stand accused of refusing to reveal their annual payments to the Angolan government.

In a submission to the United Nations Security Council, a British official pointed out that the UN is struggling to raise £147m for Angola – the equivalent of three weeks' oil profits for the government.

Just where the missing billions have gone is unclear, but the dilapidated streets of Luanda offer some clues. Fleets of the latest BMW, Mercedes and Jaguar cars roar along the sewage-laced roads past the armies of ragged, homeless people on the pavements.

Many are driven by government employees or associates. But it goes deeper. Earlier this year Global Witness published the number of a $1bn bank account in the British Virgin Islands. The money was controlled, it says, by unnamed figures connected to the Futungo.

The Futungo, a cabal of powerful military, business and political figures, is shrouded in mystery. It is thought to consist of about 200 families; analysts refer to it as Angola's "parallel government".

But a glossy magazine called Tropical, sold on Luanda's street corners, offers a glimpse into the lifestyles of the exclusive set. Hello!-style photo spreads show designer-clad Angolans enjoying themselves; the latest issue features parties in London, Lisbon and Luanda.

The extravagance contrasts with the lives of most of Angola's 13 million people, who have slim hopes of getting a job, an education or even staying alive for very long; the average life expectancy is 45.

The ruling MPLA (Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola) denies corruption but acknowledges the need for changes in how oil money is spent.

But the rot has spread to all levels of governance.In the eastern town of Luena, the medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières has cut aid to the local hospital because supplies kept disappearing. These days it is a dirty place of broken windows and suffering patients.

But the hospital director is doing better. Dr Carlos Alberto dresses in smart suits, wears an Yves Saint Laurent tie and drives a new Suzuki jeep. "The situation is very difficult," he said in his air- conditioned office, the only one in the building. "The support we receive from the government is not enough to cover our problems."

“How everybody holds Africa back (1)”- https://guardian.ng/opinion/how-everybody-holds-africa-back-1/. Below are a few excerpts but worth reading in full.

Sure signs that Burgis is no knee-jerk apologist for African elite arrive early in the book, beginning with his fascinating and lengthy account of “the Futungo,” a shadowy clique of Angolan insiders who he claims control their country’s immense oil wealth, personally profiting from it and also using it to keep a repressive ruling regime in power. The country’s leader, José Eduardo dos Santos, has been president since 1979, and in 2013, Forbes magazine identified his daughter, Isabel, as Africa’s first female billionaire. “When the International Monetary Fund (IMF) examined Angola’s national accounts in 2011,” Burgis writes, it found that between 2007 and 2010, “$32 billion had gone missing, a sum greater than the gross domestic product of each of 43 African countries and equivalent to one in every four dollars that the Angolan economy generates annually.” Meanwhile, according to Burgis, even though the country is at peace, in 2013 the Angolan government spent 18 per cent of its budget on the Futungo-dominated military and police forces that prop up dos Santos’ rule – almost 40 per cent more than it spends on health and education combined.

Those who tend to blame Africa’s woes on elite thievery seize on such examples with relish. But Burgis tells a much fuller story. Angola’s leaders may seem more clever and perhaps possess more agency than other African regimes – and indeed, other African states seem to be eagerly adopting the Angolan model. But the regime relies on the complicity of a number of actors in the international system – and the wilful ignorance of many others – to facilitate the dispossession of the Angolan people: Western governments, which remain largely mute about governance in Angola; major banks; big oil companies; weapons dealers; and even the IMF.

They provide the political cover, the capital, and the technology necessary to extract oil from the country’s rich offshore wells and have facilitated the concealment (and overseas investment) of enormous sums of money on behalf of a small cabal of Angolans and their foreign enablers. Because Angola’s primary resource, oil, is deemed so important to the global economy, and because its production is so lucrative for others, Angola is rarely pressed to account for how it uses its profits, much less over questions of democracy or human rights. Burgis shows how even the IMF, after uncovering the $32 billion theft, docilely reverted to its role as a facilitator of the regime’s dubious economic programmes.

For those who insist that foreign aid to Africa compensates for the role that rich countries, big businesses, and international organizations play in plundering the continent’s resource wealth, Burgis has a ready rejoinder. “In 2010,” he writes, “fuel and mineral exports from Africa were worth $333 billion, more than seven times the value of the aid that went in the opposite direction.” And African countries generally receive only a small fraction of the value that their extractive industries produce, at least relative to the sums that states in other parts of the world earn from their resources. As Burgis reveals, that is because multilateral financial institutions, led by the World Bank and its International Finance Corporation (IFC), often put intense pressure on African countries to accept tiny royalties on the sales of their natural resources, warning them that otherwise, they will be labelled as “resource nationalists” and shunned by foreign investors. “The result,” Burgis writes, “is like an inverted auction, in which poor countries compete to sell the family silver at the lowest price.”

Meanwhile, oil, gas, and mining giants employ crafty tax-avoidance strategies, severely understating the value of their assets in African countries and assigning the bulk of their income to subsidiaries in tax havens such as Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, and the Marshall Islands. Some Western governments tolerate and even defend such arrangements, which increase the profits of Western companies and major multinational firms. But these tax dodges further shrink the proceeds that African states earn from their resources.

Burgis quotes a 2004 internal IFC review that found that between 1960 and 2000, “poor countries that were rich in natural resources grew two to three times more slowly than those that were not.” Without exception, the IFC found, “every country that borrowed from the World Bank did worse the more it depended on extractive industries.”

>>12810113

“How everybody holds Africa back (2)”- https://guardian.ng/opinion/how-everybody-holds-africa-back-2/. Below are a few excerpts.

This is a telling exchange, since many Africans believed that Chinese investment and influence on the continent would offer a way to lift the resource curse.

The hope was that with China directly competing with Africa’s economic partners in the West, African countries would win better terms for themselves.

But as Burgis makes painfully clear, what has happened more often is a race to the bottom, in which Chinese firms focus their attention on African countries that face sharp credit restrictions or economic boycotts from the West, owing to coups d’état or human rights abuses.

In many such countries, including Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Guinea, the Chinese have extended easy financing to governments, crafting secretive deals that reward Chinese investors with even more lopsided terms than Western governments and firms tend to enjoy.

Access to easy Chinese loans might have looked like a chance for African governments to reassert sovereignty after decades of hectoring by the [World] Bank, the IMF, and Western donors,” Burgis writes, but, “like a credit card issued with no credit check, it also removed a source of pressure for sensible economic management.”

In addition to this, critics point out that Chinese companies frequently bring in their own workers from China, providing little employment for Africans and few opportunities for Africans to master new skills and technologies.

Some of Burgis’ strongest work follows the deal making of a shadowy Hong Kong-based outfit called the 88 Queensway Group, which was founded by a man sometimes known as Sam Pa, whose background is reportedly in Chinese intelligence.

By tracing a complex web of corporate relations, Burgis shows how Pa’s group has put together lucrative deals in one African country after another, since starting seemingly from scratch in Angola during the early phases of China’s push into Africa.

In Burgis’ telling, one mission of Pa’s 88 Queensway Group and its associated companies, including China Sonangol and the China International Fund, seems to be offering the Chinese government plausible deniability when it comes to major transactions and contracts with some of Africa’s most corrupt and violent regimes.

Mahmoud Thiam served as the minister of mines in Guinea under President Moussa Dadis Camara, a junta leader who faced international outrage after his forces opened fire on a peaceful opposition rally in September 2009, killing at least 150 and gang-raping many who tried to flee the assault.

In the hands of a less astute observer, Pa could come off as something like a Bond villain. But Burgis rightly reminds readers that it hardly takes a conniving mastermind to profit off the inequities and shortcomings of African political systems. “If it weren’t him, it would be someone else,” as a U.S. congressional researcher puts it to Burgis.

The researcher adds that even if Pa’s operation were shut down, “the system is still there: these investors can still form a company without saying who they are, they can still anchor their business in a country that is not concerned about investors’ behaviour overseas, and, sadly, there’s no shortage of resource-rich fragile states on which these investors can prey.”

Loss prevention By showing how “the looting machine” is operated by people and institutions both inside and outside Africa, Burgis transcends the tired binary debate about the root causes of the continent’s misery.

Finally, as Burgis’ book strongly implies (although does not explicitly argue), international financial institutions such as the World Bank and the IMF must be made much more accountable.

The internal IFC review Burgis cites made the same point more than a decade ago. But its findings were largely ignored as the World Bank continued to promote extractive industries in Africa even when they contributed nothing to development.

Today, with Africans seeking to cross the Mediterranean Sea by the thousands to escape misery, a simple recommendation from that review is perhaps more pertinent than ever: World Bank and IFC staff should be rewarded not simply for allocating money to projects but for demonstrably reducing poverty.

After all, whatever the causes of African poverty, any efforts to address it will fail if they are blind to their own effects.

Angola seems to have been a launching pad for;

Change in the South African government - >>12769015

Namibia’s “independence” – As the document at >>12769015 states, “(Significantly, the first terrorist attack by Swapo took place within three weeks after the assassination of Dr Verwoerd, as if they were waiting for the event).” >>11655291

Israeli business - >>12801008

Chinese business - >>12810177

Not to mention the involvement of USSR, East Germany, Cuba, mining companies, many other businessmen, etc..

Again, like the ANC, criminals find a safe haven in the UK. >>12801616

>>12811592

Read the content of the document. If you question the information provided within, then do your own research.

It does raise valid points.

>>12811603

The document I was referencing concerning Swapo is at >>12810947

>>12811592

>>12811642

If you would like a different web address. Try this one https://www.radiofreesouthafrica.com/dr-hf-verwoerds-murder-haunting-naspers/

It has the same wording as the document at >>12810947 and retrieved from a different source

>>12811885

Don't be overly sensitive. The entire document references "Jew" 3X as well as other nations, races and people. Shall we be politically correct and avoid mentioning them? We are then no different than the deep state.

We cannot avoid the fact that there were Jews who played their part to get the ANC into power as it has been pointed out in certain posts above.

As you should know, one will find extremists in every society, race, religion etc.. The deep state has successfully infiltrated and manipulated the gullible within them.

Therefore one needs to look at all information with an open mind otherwise one creates one's own bias and prevent certain issues from being addressed.

See it rather as information and not hatred. It can help to narrow the search of the source which can be an organisation, synagogue, institution, university, club, etc.. For example, post >>12670405 mentions that PW Botha accused B'Nai B'rith of paying FW de Klerk. Is it not a Jewish organisation? This can explain why there were Jews helping the ANC.

>>12812641

Wow! Why are you so defensive? I even have Jewish friends and have no animosity towards them.

Let me clarify;

Document = "Digital Technology. a computer data file, especially one with formatted text"

One gathers "information" to make connections which leads to a source or sources. When an investigator searches for a criminal, does he/she look at all aspects or should they be selective like a politician?

Yet you disregard the entire document because of a word however it helped me to connect the dots based on other information gathered.

Are Jews so perfect? Are they "more equal than others"?

In the end, it will not be to your benefit if you do research based on personal preference.

“State Capture Inquiry | Hands off Zuma”- https://youtu.be/2BZ3quv_cUU

ANC Secretary-General Ace Magashule's come out guns blazing in defence of former president Jacob Zuma.

“State Capture Inquiry | Khoza's claims of criticism threats”- https://youtu.be/g6UfC3_p04U

From enduring criticism for disagreeing with fellow comrades, to deaths threats for speaking out. This is the testimony of former ANC MP, Makhosi Khoza. Khoza has told the Zondo Commission that even her children were being threatened.

“Makhosi Khoza recounts attacks after publicly denouncing Zuma” at https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/makhosi-khoza-recounts-attacks-after-publicly-denouncing-zuma/ states;

Khoza said one evening when she was arriving home, a balaclava-clad man had parked a black Mercedes Benz on her neighbour’s driveway. The man then fired a shot but slipped, missing her.

She told the commission that the threats were even directed at her children.

“The threats were not just directed at me. They were directed at my children. I was stronger and I didn’t mind when the threats were directed at me, but my children were going through so much emotional pain,” Khoza said.

She said certain people even came to her house and told her son that she had killed her late husband, who died in 1998.

“I had to start defending myself…they were even making my life at home miserable,” Khoza said.

Even the academic community, of which Khoza is a part, warned her against her anti-Zuma utterances. She told the commission that she was asked to apologise for voicing her stance, but said she refused.

Khoza resigned from the ANC in 2017 after the party charged her with ill-discipline and she and her family had received death threats for her anti-Zuma comments. She later launched her own political party, African Democratic Change (ADeC) but she then resigned and joined OUTA as an Executive Director in 2018.

“Crime in SA | Tracker vehicle crime index”- https://youtu.be/09bVvGbfniA

Noteworthy statement;

1:45 – “One of the big problems with the hijacking that we have seen generally is obviously the trauma that is associated with it for customers and the public out there but the really big thing that is concerning us is the increase in the hostage taking…So 34% of all hijackings now, a person is taken hostage and their bank accounts are cleaned out and very often the customers are assaulted, they are shot and so a lot of trauma associated with that. So the public must please be very very vigilant. Don’t be complacent because of the vehicle crime has gone down.”

“Ford make biggest investment in South Africa in almost 100 years”- https://youtu.be/rw4aZklmlXI

Ford has made its biggest investment in South Africa in almost 100 years. The company is pumping R15.8 billion into the automotive sector. Trade and Industry Minister, Ebrahim Patel, discusses.

“State Capture | Evidence on Parliamentary oversight” for years- https://youtu.be/xImlP_XtWvA

“Poachers attack, burn down lodge belonging to aha group, Mpumalanga”- https://southafricatoday.net/south-africa-news/mpumalanga/poachers-attack-burn-down-lodge-belonging-to-aha-group-mpumalanga/

The African population in South Africa seem intent to keep on destroying and killing until everything is gone, including wildlife and sustainable development. This is #TheAfricanWay. It is only in Africa where the will to destroy and kill is so strong that a section of the community will decide to kill the goose that is laying the golden eggs and deliberately destroy jobs.

On Sunday 31 January 2021, a group of poachers burned down the Bongani Mountain Lodge in the Mthethomusha Game Reserve adjacent to the Kruger national nature reserve in Mpumalanga.

The Bongani lodge is also part of the aha hotel and lodges group. A total of 80 workers have been left unemployed because of the attack.

A poacher was recently shot dead in the vicinity and as a result the rangers were attacked and had to defended themselves in a battle that lasted all night. At 05:00 on Saturday that they ran out of bullets and retreated.

The Police was called but it was reported that they did not get involved.

A group of armed attackers first attacked the gate of the game reserve on Sunday, setting it alight, before moving to the lodge and burning that down as well.

“Mandla Bothman is on the run fearing for his life after exposing corruption at Eskom in Mpumalanga”- https://youtu.be/xgIFpm4z6Ns

“Mandla Bothman, an activist Mpumalanga is on the run, fearing for his life. He says his personal safety was threatened the day he exposed Eskom executives Abraham Masango and Frans Hlakudi for corruption at the Kusile Power Station. Benson Ngqentsu, of the SA Communist Party also join in on the conversation.”

“Ramaphosa asks for Zuma to be given time and space to think” - https://youtu.be/hfLFr0onulc

Noteworthy comment;

0:43 - “He is being counselled by a number of people and a number of organisations that the constitutional structure that he contributed so much to needs to be given consideration”

“Nkandla Tea Party | Zuma and Malema spill the tea”- https://youtu.be/NrstUxTluzw

”For over 5 hours.” As https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/we-came-for-the-tea-thats-all-eff-mum-on-malemas-meeting-with-zuma/ states;

The highly anticipated meeting between EFF leader Julius Malema and former President Jacob Zuma has concluded, with Malema and his entourage seen heading to the chopper that flew them to Zuma’s Nkandla home in dramatic fashion earlier on Friday.

Malema and a delegation of fellow EFF members arrived at corruption accused Zuma’s homestead at around 11:30 and left a large media contingent – many of whom flew to the former statesman’s home from across the country – hopelessly in the lurch as he left without so much as an acknowledgement just before 17:00.

EFF spokesperson Vuyani Pambo emerged from Nkandla compound after the two men had been inside the controversial premises (which was built using taxpayer’s money and received with widespread apathy) for over five hours.

“SIU uncovers unprecedented looting”- https://youtu.be/WU2Y3nuVJR4

“The Special Investigating Unit says the scale of PPE corruption is bigger than any other it's uncovered before. eNCA's Govan Whittles has the details.”

“PPE LOOTING UNDERPINNED BY INSATIABLE PURSUIT OF SELF-ENRICHMENT – SIU HEAD” at https://www.iol.co.za/news/politics/ppe-looting-underpinned-by-insatiable-pursuit-of-self-enrichment-siu-head-80e17acd-d69d-4d9f-af4a-33b90bf7ed4b states;

THE SPECIAL INVESTIGATING UNIT (SIU) HAS UNCOVERED WIDESPREAD LOOTING IN THE R13 BILLION SPENT BY GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND STATE INSTITUTIONS TO BUY PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) SINCE THE DECLARATION OF THE STATE OF NATIONAL DISASTER.

THE UNIT IS INVESTIGATING 2 556 PPE CONTRACTS AWARDED TO 1 774 COMPANIES WORTH MORE THAN R13.3BN.

ACCORDING TO THE ADVOCATE, MORE THAN HALF OR 1 541 OF CONTRACTS TO THE VALUE OF R6.8BN WERE CURRENTLY BEING INVESTIGATED AND INVESTIGATIONS INTO ANOTHER 851 DEALS WERE YET TO COMMENCE.

“IT APPEARS THAT PERSONS IN POSITIONS OF AUTHORITY WITHIN SOME STATE INSTITUTIONS BELIEVED THAT THE DECLARATION OF A NATIONAL STATE OF DISASTER MEANT THAT ALL PROCUREMENT IS AUTOMATICALLY NOW CONDUCTED ON AN EMERGENCY BASIS, AND WITHOUT COMPLIANCE WITH ANY OF THE NORMAL PRESCRIPTS REGULATING PUBLIC SECTOR PROCUREMENT, BUT WITHOUT REALISING THAT EVEN EMERGENCY PROCUREMENT MUST STILL BE CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CERTAIN MINIMUM PRESCRIPTS TO ENSURE THAT SUCH PROCESSES REMAIN FAIR, EQUITABLE, TRANSPARENT, COMPETITIVE AND COST-EFFECTIVE AS PRESCRIBED BY SECTION 217(1) OF THE CONSTITUTION,” SAID MOTHIBI.

HE SAID IT WAS DISHEARTENING TO SEE STATE OFFICIALS IN ALL SPHERES OF GOVERNMENT, WHO HAVE BEEN CALLED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH AFRICA, IMPLICATED IN UNLAWFUL AND ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES IN PROCUREMENT PROCESSES THAT ARE MEANT TO BENEFIT THE PUBLIC.

MOTHIBI SAID THE OFFICIALS ACTED WITH CORRUPT INTENT TO UNDULY BENEFIT THEMSELVES AND THEIR FRIENDS AND OR RELATIVES TO THE PREJUDICE OF THE STATE AND THE PUBLIC.

HE WARNED IF CORRUPTION WAS NOT TACKLED BY ALL, IT HAD THE POTENTIAL TO WEAKEN THE STATE’S CAPACITY TO DELIVER BASIC SERVICES LIKE WATER, ELECTRICITY, ROADS, HOUSING, HEALTHCARE AND EDUCATION. [Too late!]

"I APPEAL TO PUBLIC SERVANTS AND THOSE IN POSITION OF POWER AND RESPONSIBILITY TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH AFRICA WITH INTEGRITY AND PRIDE.”

>>12840509

The plandemic clearly caused a stealing frenzy… Their speciality

https://youtu.be/Gn3uVQFgidY

“BLF says it does not trust Julius Malema ahead of meeting with Jacob Zuma”- https://youtu.be/sCBhpUU1IOU

“Black First Land First (BLF) says it does not trust EFF leader Julius Malema ahead of meeting with former president Jacob Zuma. For more on this, Thami Ngubeni chats to Andile Mngxitama, BLF president.”

“DRC President announces dissolution of the ruling coalition: Nixon Katembo”- https://youtu.be/oqiOLV1wU3s

Posted – Dec 7, 2020

“Hundreds of supporters of the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo expressed their elation at the announcement of the dissolution of the ruling coalition. Tshisekedi announced Sunday that the Cach-FCC coalition - parliamentary group Common Front for Congo between Tshisekedi and his predecessor Joseph Kabila. Channel Africa Producer and African Affairs analyst Nixon Katembo now joins us on ZOOM for more on this story.”

13:36 – Statements made concerning the involvement of several foreign countries.

“Discussion on DRC president Felix Tshisekedi's visit to South Africa”- https://youtu.be/UcQL96bbsy8

Posted Dec 20, 2020 - Many damning allegations concerning South Africa’s involvement in the DRC

“President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Felix Tshisekedi paid a working visit to President Cyril Ramaphosa on Saturday. His visit comes amid rising tensions in the DRC following Tshisekedi's move last week to end his ruling coalition with his predecessor, Joseph Kabila. To look at Tshisekedi's visit and his current political chanllengesat home, I'm now joined via Zoom from Ghana's capital, Accra, by Congolese Human Rights Activist Kambale Musavuli.”

Noteworthy statement;

1:48 – “A newspaper wrote that there is a secret deal between Joseph Kabila and Felix Tshisekedi which was signed in front of the representative of Egypt, Kenya and South Africa.”

“DRC takes over as AU chair”- https://youtu.be/A0l8NAtFvwo

“Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi has now officially taken over from President Cyril Ramaphosa as African Union Chairman.”

“President Cyril Ramaphosa hands over AU chairpersonship to DRC President Felix Tshisekedi”- https://youtu.be/DOHMv_8syZw

Noteworthy comments made by Cyril Ramaphosa;

0:43 – “As part of our continental response, the bureau appointed 6 prominent and distinguished Africans as special envoys to mobilize financial resources to support our national health responses and assist in the recovery of our economies.” He mentioned that Trevor Manuel is part of the envoy.

15:00 – “As we hand over, South Africa, the baton to the Democratic Republic of Congo, we are determined to continue working with the President Tshisekedi to ensure Africa becomes an integrated continent that is politically united based on the ideals of pan-africanism and the vision of African renaissance.”

17:52 – “As I hand over to his excellency to President Felix Tshisekedi, I hand over with joy knowing that the work that I took over from President el-Sisi [President of Egypt, former Director of Military Intelligence, former Minister of Defence, and former General] will indeed be continued under the leadership of President Tshisekedi.”

“THE CONGO: KABILA AND TSHISEKEDI, A COALITION IN PERIL”- https://popularresistance.org/the-congo-kabila-and-tshisekedi-a-coalition-in-peril/. Below are a few excerpts.

Many analysts and observers of Congolese politics maintain that the results of Congo’s 2018 elections were fixed and arranged by then-president Joseph Kabila so that the most pliable opposition figure, Felix Tshisekedi, could assume the presidency. The French newspaper Le Monde put it best when it states that Tshisekedi became president through a secret accord with Kabila and a manipulated electoral process. While Tshisekedi would hold the presidency, Kabila and his FCC coalition would control the overwhelming majority of governorships and provincial assemblies, the Parliament’s upper and lower chambers, and ultimately, the Prime Minister’s post. Kabila and his coalition maintain control over the parliament, Prime Minister, key ministries (Finance, Defense, Justice), and parts of the security apparatus.

The factors that brought the crisis to a head revolve around the control of two critical institutions that are fundamental to determining the outcome of the 2023 elections. Both Tshisekedi and Kabila’s camp are vying to dominate the so-called National Independent Electoral Commission (Ceni in French) and the Constitutional Court. The two blocks have clashed over a new president appointment to the Ceni and Tshisekedi’s installation of three new judges on the Constitutional court. Whichever party or coalition controls these two institutions can determine the elections’ outcome, irrespective of how the Congolese people vote.

In fact, the people’s aim and purpose was to oust Kabila and his network. It was Tshisekedi who threw Kabila a lifeline by entering into a deal with him that left the bulk of his network and power intact.

The United States through its Ambassador, Mike Hammer and Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Tibor Nagy, have fully backed Tshisekedi’s offensive tactics and seem to be well informed of Tshisekedi’s moves. Before Tshisekedi delivered his speech to the nation, Ambassador Hammer tweeted that the president has a “big announcement” to make in his upcoming address. The US Ambassador also made it clear that he did not see a need to entertain Joseph Kabila. Meanwhile, France, for its part, does not want to see Kabila marginalized. France dispatched its top diplomat for Africa, Rémy Maréchaux, head of the French foreign ministry’s Africa and Indian Ocean section, to meet separately with Tshisekedi and Kabila. The Kenyan vice president, Kalonzo Musyoka, also visited Kinshasa to discuss the political impasse with president Tshisekedi and Kabila.

Kabila stepped up his response to Tshisekedi by launching an international diplomatic offensive. He sent letters to the countries that witnessed the signing of the accord (Egypt, Kenya, and South Africa). In addition, he reached out to neighboring Rwanda, the Southern African Development Community and the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Gueterres. Tshisekedi, for his part, has visited both Congo-Brazzaville and Angola personally to discuss the crisis with Denis Sassou Nguesso and João Lourenço, respectively. The impression is, as the United States, they support Tshisekedi. Following his visit to Angola, the DRC and Angola’s Air Force conducted a joint military air exercise over Kinshasa, the DRC capital.

While the politicians battle for positioning and advantages, the overwhelming majority of Congolese continue to live in abject poverty and deep misery. Seven out of ten Congolese live on less than $2 a day. Less than 2 out of every ten households have access to electricity. It is the third-largest population in the world without access to electricity. According to the World Food Program, conflict and instability combined with COVID-19 have driven 22 million Congolese or a quarter of the population on the verge of starvation. The east of the country continues to suffer widespread instability and lack of security. According to the Kivu Security Tracker, the first 20 months of the Tshisekedi presidency has witnessed 2,127 civilians killed, 1,450 abducted, 938 kidnapped, which is worse than the last 20 months of the Kabila presidency. According to the Human Rights division of the United Nation’s mission in the DRC, the Congolese Army and Police continue to be the main source of human right’s violations.

However, when you have leadership that lacks legitimacy and is a product of a deal among elite politicians, it exponentially complicates the challenges.

The current crop of leaders’ primary concern is their acquisition and maintenance of power by manipulating weak institutions such as the CENI and the Constitutional court. Unfortunately, delivering services to the people and improving their material conditions are not crucial factors in maintaining their power and privilege.

“THE WAR IN CONGO (Full Documentary)” - https://youtu.be/tWBlwOXam78

Very informative.

“South African peacekeeping troops accused of torture in DRC” - https://youtu.be/Aqn_Qu8Udg4

Posted Feb 14, 2018

“South Africa's military has opened an investigation looking into allegations of torture and assault by its peacekeeping troops based in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A 17 year old boy is among those allegedly tortured. A UN team will work along side the South African army to investigate the reports. CGTN's Yolisa Njamela has more.”

[A common trend - investigating their own crimes.]

A related article,“South African troops accused of abuse in DR Congo: UN”- https://citizen.co.za/news/news-africa/1816923/un-peacekeeping-safrica-drcongo/. Below are a few excerpts.

UN and South African investigators will conduct a joint probe of the four allegations of misconduct that took place in Kasai province and in North Kivu.

The allegations, which surfaced last week, involve a 17-year-old Congolese boy who was subjected to “physical violence” in eastern Kasai, said spokesman Stephane Dujarric.

Given the “serious concern raised by these allegations”, the United Nations has asked South Africa to send a team of agents to the DR Congo within five days and that the investigation be completed within 90 days, he added.

The other three allegations concern the sexual exploitation of women in the North Kivu towns of Sake, Beni and Goma, one of whom gave birth to a child and is seeking child support.

The United Nations has nearly 17,500 troops and police serving in the DR Congo, its biggest mission.

South Africa deployed around 1,300 soldiers as part of a UN intervention brigade trying to bring peace to the conflict-torn eastern DRC region.

In 2015 South Africa recalled home 50 of its peacekeepers for alleged “security breaches”.

“Agrizzi – The Money and The Escape | Carte Blanche | M-Net” (State Capture)- https://youtu.be/uuH8f3E3QO8. Posted Oct 28, 2020

“A new house ready and waiting in Italy, millions of Rands transferred to a crypto currency account and luxury sports cars in South Africa sold off in a hurry - former Bosasa boss Angelo Agrizzi has been a very busy man as he seemingly planned his escape out of the country. Before his testimony at the State Capture Commission, the notorious whistle-blower offloaded money to off-shore accounts. But his planned trip to Italy was derailed. Now Agrizzi must wait out his trial date – behind bars. Carte Blanche unravels his alleged hidden millions and the plot for freedom.”

“WATCH | These are the main conspiracy theories about Gavin Watson's death” CEO of Bosasa | State Capture- https://youtu.be/RsnZQe-eD9I. Posted Aug 27, 2019

There are a lot of questions concerning the death of Gavin Watson.

“Gavin Watson: Three more suspicions raised by pathologist’s report” - https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/gavin-watson-latest-pathologist-report-suspicious/. Below are a few excerpts.

When one of the biggest bribery kingpins passes away just 24 hours before he gives information to a tax hearing, conspiracy theories will usually be on the cards. Gavin Watson’s death has been subject to intense speculation over the last 21 days, and we may not have heard the last of the rumour mill.

Just after 5:00 on Monday 26 August, the Toyota Corolla which Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson was driving to OR Tambo International Airport smashed into a concrete pillar, completely wrecking the car and killing the executive. The structure was supporting a bridge, and the impact saw debris spread across the highway.

Over the weekend, the leading line from a private pathologist’s report stated that Watson “was dead before impact”. The investigation has had the opposite impact of what was intended: Instead of putting a few rumours to bed, this version of events only gives credence to some of the ludicrous theories doing the rounds.

This idea has been very popular over the past few weeks. Whether one believes Watson was assassinated (like Jacob Zuma does) or that this was an attempt to fake his own death, a staged accident scene has dominated the public discourse. The suggestion that the CEO was dead before impact has only served to fuel these flames.

An attempt to poison the grift-accused executive has not been ruled out by the pathologist’s report. That’s because this recent batch of data is preliminary, and we are still waiting on the toxicology results. This has left the door open to suggestions that Watson was indeed “targeted in a hit”.

This is not a particularly uncommon thing in South Africa. That’s if you believe our politicians, anyway. Jacob Zuma, David Mabuza and Ace Magashule have all made audacious claims about poisonings they have survived, or ones which have allegedly claimed the lives of their colleagues.

The Watson family weren’t exactly bowled over by the report, by the way. In a direct quote carried by The Citizen, those closest to big boss have immediately questioned the findings and what they fail to address

“It may have just been a heart attack that caused the accident, but that does not answer some pretty key questions, including how he would coincidentally have just had a heart attack at the one section of road not covered by cameras.”

Not only are they perplexed by the location of the crash, but the anonymous family member also said it was “troubling” how no-one has come forward as the person Gavin Watson was meant to be meeting. They were suspicious of his trip to OR Tambo, and with no-one able to corroborate this version of events, it has only stirred the conspiracy pot further.

Per https://sundayworld.co.za/politics/watsons-appeal-to-mbalula-mkhize/ dated 17 March 2020; “Watson’s nephew, Jared, told Sunday World that the preliminary investigation into his uncle’s mysterious death had been completed but a toxicology report was still outstanding.”

“The former Bosasa COO, Angelo Agrizzi in ICU”- https://youtu.be/KpHpPko1wdU. Posted Nov 9, 2020

“Former Bosasa COO and whistle-blower, Angelo Agrizzi, claims people are trying to kill him. Agrizzi is currently in the ICU of a private Johannesburg hospital. He's facing charges of corruption, for allegedly making payments to former ANC MP Vincent Smith.”

“Angelo Agrizzi gets emotional in ICU: ‘I’m not the same person I used to be’”- https://youtu.be/adAZdqXUq3A. Posted Dec 4, 2020

“Corruption accused and former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi gets emotional in his first address since he was admitted to hospital after falling ill in jail.”

“The vultures are circling Ramaphosa's withering presidency.”- https://youtu.be/x4CBei77pm4

“Field Marshal Zuma launches Stalingrad Phase 2” - https://www.politicsweb.co.za/opinion/field-marshal-zuma-launches-stalingrad-phase-2. Below are a few excerpts.

They ignore the fact that the much-alluded to Battle of Stalingrad had two phases. The first phase was attritional, with the Soviets meeting the German offensive with stubborn resistance and at seemingly unsustainable cost. The second was to do what no sane military strategist thought possible, to break out of the city in a surprise move and decisively trounce their tormentors.

Zuma and his allies of convenience have excelled at the first phase.

Not that Ramaphosa’s cautious prodding at the Zuma beast could ever plausibly be likened to the ferocious German onslaught on Russia. Instead, the president has been excessively placatory, warbling about nurturing social compacts between his surly and fractious “allies”, and signalling his lack of stomach for a battle to the death by publicly stating that his greatest presidential priority is party unity.

Now the Zuma-ites — a motley army of crooked cronies, greedy tenderpreneurs, racists and opportunists marching under the banner of Radical Economic Transformation — look as if they might be poised to unleash Stalingrad’s second, aggressive phase. There’s an air of confidence that they are sufficiently recovered from 2017’s shock loss of power, to take on Cyril Ramaphosa more boldly. Not necessarily in the belief that they can rout him, but hoping at least to force him to sue for peace on unfavourable terms.

He [Zuma] has defied an order of the Constitutional Court — the one to which he appointed the Chief Justice and six of the other eight judges currently on the Bench — describing the apex court as a political tool of sinister forces. The judges, he says, are acting on cue to destroy him for his “stance on the transformation of this country and its economy”.

And in another cannon shot across Ramaphosa’s always wavering bows, Zuma’s pal, African National Congress Secretary-General Ace Magashule, was quick to signal where Luthuli House stood in any conflict. When asked whether Zuma would be suspended from the party for defying the courts — a theoretically grave offence against the ANC’s disciplinary code — he replied: “Why should we suspend a person who believes in what he believes in? Why should we call him into order when he’s done nothing wrong?”

That’s not the only insurrection that confronts Ramaphosa. Separately, and unremarked upon for the startling act of defiance that it is, the SA National Defence Force this week joined Zuma in kicking constitutional authority in the gonads.

A team of investigators from the Hawks and officials from the Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA), were seen off at gunpoint when they tried to act on a warrant to seize illegal medicines that allegedly had been corruptly acquired. The drug, Heberon Interferon-Alpha-2B, touted by some in the ANC as Cuba’s miracle cure for COVID-19, had been illegally bought by the SANDF for R200m, found an investigation by the Auditor-General. It was smuggled into South Africa under the guise of mercy flight, breaking virtually every law governing medicine use and registration.

What makes this incident different from the usual looting of state assets is the SANDF’s defiance. The confrontation “was really tense and a minister had to be called before the Hawks stood down and left”, the Sunday Times reports.

The SANDF then further upped the stakes. It issued a statement declaring that it was not, and never would be, subject to civilian regulation on medicines, which was the “sole responsibility” of the Surgeon-General. In other words, the military can and will, with impunity, thumb its nose at the entire regulatory caboodle: the Auditor-General, the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (the Hawks), and the statutorily-appointed SAHPRA.

None of this signals an imminent military coup d'état. But given that Zuma has organised hard to mobilise Umkhonto we Sizwe veterans and serving SANDF officers in public support of him, this, too, is a constitutional challenge of sorts. And it does signal that an internal party revolt remains a possibility.

It consists of sitting perfectly still and hoping that all the nastiness will just melt away and everyone can be friends again. If the monster becomes too scary, appease it with an occasional blood sacrifice. In Chamberlain’s case, it was Austria and Czechoslovakia. In Ramaphosa’s case, it is Expropriation Without Compensation, with more reparations to come.

“6 SA cities make top 20 list of the most dangerous cities in the world”- https://www.iol.co.za/ios/news/6-sa-cities-make-top-20-list-of-the-most-dangerous-cities-in-the-world-846d72fb-0cca-4c9e-9452-2d727d640a3e. Below are a few excerpts.

Durban - Durban has been named as one of the most dangerous cities in the world in which to live.

It is one of six South African cities ranked among a global top 20 of the most dangerous cities.

While Caracas in Venezuela takes the top spot as the most dangerous city in the world, followed by Port Moresby in New Guinea, The Crime Index by City 2021 survey carried out by statistics website, Numbeo.com, places Pretoria in third place, followed by Durban in fourth place, Johannesburg in fifth place, Pietermaritzburg in seventh place with Port Elizabeth taking up the 14th ranking and the 19th city being Cape Town.

"Wildlife Conservation |Research report values illegal wildlife trade at around $259 billion annually"- https://youtu.be/BhmkRRHbKq4

"In a report by the global Financial Action Task Force its estimated that the problem of illegal wildlife trade is worth as much as $259 billion annually. Although the market pales compared to the vast sums moved in the drug space, it’s still a lucrative trade."

4:34 – “We [South Africa] are obviously a strong source of these types of… of the animals that are likely to be traded and so we are a high risk area.”

“Roelf Meyer has been involved in ‘peace efforts’ in Myanmar since 2014”0:24 of “Myanmar Coup | Widespread condemnation of military coup” at https://youtu.be/VWKY_MBzKbY

At 7:05; “Former government minister Roelf Meyer, chief negotiator for the National Party back in the day with our transition to ‘democracy’, now involved in Myanmar and trying to help that country move closer towards ‘democracy’.”

>>11713692 states – “The blatantly pro-ANC/SACP constitution was constructed by the ANC’s Secretary General Cyril Ramaphosa and the NP’s Constitutional Development Minister Roelf Meyer — with the help of Harvard’s Roger Fisher (CFR) and other Insider internationalists. It amounted to an abject surrender of the government by the NP to the ANC. But it was presented to South Africans by de Klerk and company as a great negotiation “victory.””

I am wondering if “SA” on the Q posts rather means “South Africa” as there are a lot of South Africans involved in world affairs.

“Another ‘Nkandla tea party’? MKMVA [Umkhonto We Sizwe Military Veterans Association] to visit Zuma”- https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/another-nkandla-tea-party-mkmva-to-visit-zuma/

The Umkhonto We Sizwe Military Veterans Association (MKMVA) has vowed to stand by former president Jacob Zuma as he refuses to appear before the State Capture Commission

The Umkhonto We Sizwe Military Veterans Association (MKMVA) will be heading to Nkandla in KwaZulu-Natal, to pay a visit to former president Jacob Zuma on Thursday, 11 February 2021.

The visit to Zuma’s R256 million homestead (alas, the public protector’s report), comes a week after Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema, Dali Mpofu and the African National Congress (ANC) officials Tony Yengeni and Mzwandile Masina also travelled for what South Africans know as an afternoon of tea, with the former statesman.

The MKMVA’s visit, however, is in no way related to the recent tea party and is merely part of the association’s 60th anniversary celebrations.

“This visit is part of our celebrations to the older generation of comrades of Umkhonto We Sizwe who are still with us, including and amongst others the Luthuli detachment,” said MKMVA spokesperson Carl Niehaus.

“It is in this context that we will pay the first of these planned visits to president Zuma in order to honour him as our veteran chief,”

He added that other MK veterans will also be paid courtesy visits at a later stage.

Zuma caused quite the furore recently when he announced he would not comply with an order issued by the Constitutional Court, compelling him to testify before the State Capture Commission, as per summons.

The MKMVA has said it would stand by Msholozi and his decision to defy the highest court in the land.

“But very importantly, this visit is also the execution of a decision of the last national executive committee meeting of Umkhonto We Sizwe which resolved that the MKMVA NEC must visit president Zuma and pledge our support to him in the face of the constant attacks that he’s being subjected to,” Niehaus further said.

He said as the MKMVA, they are worried that a most basic and fundamental constitutional right was taken away from Zuma by the ruling of the Constitutional Court, in particular, his right to remain silent and not to incriminate himself.

“MKMVA will show our support for president Zuma not only through this planned visit of our NEC, but also through a programme of action in support for president Zuma, that we endeavour to undertake. This programme of action we will discuss with president Zuma during our visit,” Niehaus said.

“Thabo Mbeki, Nelson Mandela and the Guptas” – State Capture

“Mbeki and Mandela congratulate the Guptas” - https://youtu.be/bQtDqyyfIFs. The video clips can also be found at https://nnetnews.com/citizens-react-after-video-of-madiba-and-mbeki-praising-the-guptas-surfaced/

“Atul Gupta met with Thabo Mbeki, State Capture Commission hears” at https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/atul-gupta-met-with-thabo-mbeki-state-capture-commission-hears/ states;

The Gupta family are believed to have played a central role in State Capture, having allegedly looted entities including Eskom and SAA

Former Eskom board member Pat Naidoo has told the State Capture Commission that former president Thabo Mbeki had once met with Atul Gupta, during a state visit to India in 2003.

Naidoo appeared before the State Capture Commission on Wednesday, 10 February 2021. He told the commission’s chairperson, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, that he was part of a delegation accompanying Mbeki to India, who was president at the time.

“In 2003 I was a member of the Eskom delegation that accompanied then state president Thabo Mbeki on his inaugural state visit to India,” he said.

Naidoo said the Gupta brother was introduced as someone who had some investment ties to South Africa. At the time, he had started the family’s ICT company Sahara Computers.

“In India, we met Mr Atul Gupta who introduced himself to us as an investor in SA. He was coming to invest in ICT and at that stage he had launched Sahara Computers,” he said.

“When we returned to SA, he had personally scheduled a visit to his factory in Midrand and we attended that visit.”

The proceedings will continue hearing more Eskom-related testimony, with other former Eskom board members, Venete Klein and Viroshini expected to also take the stand.

News of Mbeki having crossed paths with the Guptas long before they rose to prominence in 2010 is certainly nothing new. Seasoned journalist Pieter-Louis Myburgh went into detail in his book The Republic of Gupta, explaining how even the most unexpected people had met with the controversial family.

According to the book, this wasn’t Mbeki’s first encounter with Atul Gupta – he apparently met with him (also in India) in 1996, when Mbeki still shared the role of deputy president with former president FW de Klerk.

Well, former president Jacob Zuma once told the State Capture Commission that Mbeki and Nelson Mandela actually had stronger ties to the family. He told Zondo that the Guptas knew a lot of comrades and pointed out that he was the only one who was labelled corrupt as a result of their relationship.

“Zimbabwe's Economic Crisis | New report shows country's GDP is being robbed by cartels”- https://youtu.be/7KSHOzZ_DDU

6:12 – “We [South Africa] are very much implicated and complicit in the crisis in Zimbabwe as South Africans because the report shows how a lot of diamond smuggling, tobacco smuggling - you know, how South African and South African business people are working under the radar of SARS and so on are recipients of goods that are underpriced initially when they’re taken out of Zimbabwe then inflated in price.”

7:00 – “Our government needs to take a stronger position on Zanu-PF and corruption and misgovernment. We’re constantly making excuses for them but at the same time, then trying to push Zimbabweans who come to South Africa because they can’t find jobs or because they can’t eat back in that country.”

“A disturbing news article in the Daily Maverick today. It's published the first part of a report into the criminal networks that seem to have captured Zimbabwe and very likely destroyed the hopes that a post-Mugabe nation could revive its fortunes. The report - a study of cartel dynamics - believes up to half of that country's GDP is being robbed by these cartels.”

The report can be found at https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2021-02-09-how-cartels-operate-and-their-impact-on-the-people-of-zimbabwe/. Below are a few excerpts from the article.

Zimbabweans are chronically underserved by their government: 60% do not have access to electricity, 33% do not have access to a toilet, and 20% have no access to improved sources of drinking water. Cartels are partly responsible for this. They are, without question, the key barrier to the improvement of living conditions for Zimbabweans.

According to the recently published Report on Cartel Power Dynamics in Zimbabwe, cartels affect Zimbabweans in four main ways:

• Entrenching their patrons’ hold on power;

• Slowing down democratisation;

• Destroying service delivery; and

• Creating an uncompetitive business climate.

Cartels typically restrict supply, fix prices and terms of trade, assign members, customers or geographic locations to monopolies, and create syndicates. In Zimbabwe’s private sector, collusion is made easy through weak institutions that are unable to act against the cartels, or through the corruption of key individuals in these institutions.

“Politically exposed persons” take advantage of classic patron-client relationships, the report says. This abuse typically occurs as self-dealing – such as when a public official approves the contracting of a service provider in which they have a stake, or the disposal of a public asset to themselves at a heavily discounted value.

Politically exposed persons form classic patron-client relationships with private-sector entities, which allows access to larger rents from public contracts and concealment of such a person’s role.

“Moody's raises warnings ahead of SONA” - https://youtu.be/A1qzOfXgU9M

“The ratings agency already has the country two notches below investment grade.”

“‘Spendthrift Monarch’ [Tito Mboweni] in the dock for R249m of irregular expenditure by his finance ministry”at https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/spendthrift-monarch-in-the-dock-for-r249m-of-irregular-expenditure-by-his-finance-ministry/

Mboweni is perhaps the most vocal member of Cabinet where it comes to responsible spending and good governance, warning on numerous occasions that government had to significantly rein in spending.

Tito Mboweni’s finance department – widely viewed as a beacon of fiscal responsibility and sound financial management – has been called up for irregular expenditure to the tune of R249 million by the Auditor General.

Mboweni had said previously that he is willing to be hanged if that is what it takes to administer frugal spending in the Treasury.

Tsakani Maluleke, the recently appointed Auditor General, following the end of the late Kimi Makwetu’s term of office, wrote in her audit report of the National Treasury that the finance department spent money outside of the strictest guidelines of existing legislation for public finances.

“The department incurred irregular expenditure of R249 million. The majority of the irregular expenditure was caused by non-compliance with supply chain management and contract management processes.”

Mboweni had requested an extension of the deadline for submitting Treasury’s annual report and financial statements.

The AG said the delay in implementing the Integrated Financial Management System caused R66 million in fruitless and wasteful expenditure.

“Fruitless and wasteful expenditure to the amount of R66 million was incurred, as the department made a payment for technical support and maintenance not utilised by the department. This is as a result of delays in the implementation of the IFMS programme.”

“George Soros and the Open Society Foundations in South Africa” - https://youtu.be/X_iT-7vpRZY

“Gun Free South Africa [GFSA] – Who are they and what are their aims?”dated December 5, 2017 at https://paratus.info/2017/12/05/gun-free-south-africa/. Certain members have changed in the meantime however, below are a few excerpts.

Gun Free South Africa (GFSA) was founded in 1995 by Bishop Peter Storey. Their initial aims were to “reduce gun-related violence” in South Africa. They were fundamental to the creation of the Firearms Control Act of 2000, which became law in mid-2004. They claim to represent the voice of the “unarmed majority” against the machinations of the so-called “gun lobby”.

A major GFSA policy position is their allegation that civilians are the most important source of guns for criminals. They therefore argue for the severe curtailment and restriction of civilian firearm ownership. Although they do not explicitly state their ultimate aim of an entirely gun-free South Africa, it does not require extensive mental gymnastics to reach such a conclusion. GFSA also claim that they enjoy widespread public support. I have been unable to find any evidence in support of this assertion, and it seems GFSA infer that they are acting on behalf of people who have never canvassed for them.

The OSF-SA is affiliated with the Open Society Foundations (OSF), which is headquartered in New York. Billionaire George Soros founded the OSF in 1993, and it has presence in over 100 countries worldwide.

Additionally, Natalie Jaynes, who is the former National Director of GFSA (a position she held for 7 months), is the current Director of Learning and Grant Making at the OSF in New York. So, here is another GFSA director who is not only linked to the OSF, but who actually holds a fairly prominent leadership position within the structures of that charity.

It is important to remember that the previous Firearms Control Act amendments came to light at the end of 2014, and the Parliamentary debates surrounding them took place in March 2015. The astronomical spike in Gun Free South Africa’s donations and grants during this exact period is impossible to ignore. That they spent markedly more on projects during 2014 (752% of what they spent during 2013!), which was during the run-up to the proposed FCA amendments, also raises eyebrows. That the OSF and its patron-in-chief, George Soros, are pushing a civilian disarmament agenda under the guise of stronger gun control legislation is hardly a secret. Their attempts at doing so in numerous countries worldwide is highly publicised. But we will get to more of this later.

Additionally, a large number of GFSA’s board members and donors have a direct or indirect affiliation with the OSF. It is therefore not inaccurate to claim that the OSF provides in excess of 50% of GFSA’s total annual funding. That is a significant controlling stake. George Soros, the founder of the OSF, has repeatedly publicly expressed his desire for stronger gun control legislation. It is clear that the OSF does not take an unbiased or neutral view regarding the subject. And they are willing to fund expensive projects to further the goals of gun control. Over the last few years Mr. Soros donated $18 billion to his Open Society Foundation. It represents the largest ever transfer of wealth from a private donor to a single foundation.

Interestingly, there have been several recent controversies involving the OSF and its subsidiaries. In November 2015 the Russian Federation added two OSF groups to a list of “undesirable foreign organisations”, effectively banning them. The reason for the ban? The Russians considered the OSF organisations as “a threat to the foundations of Russia’s Constitutional order and national security”. Earlier this year the Hungarian government also initiated a crack-down (but not a ban) on the OSF and other Soros-funded NGOs. Finally, in November 2016 leaked emails connected a Soros-funded charity in Malaysia with possible election interference. As interesting as George Soros’s controversies are, I will have to deal with them in another article.

The OSF is not an independent charity that seeks to advance philanthropy; it is Soros’s personal vehicle with which to advance whatever agendas he wishes.

GFSA claim to represent the voice of the “unarmed majority”. They also claim to enjoy widespread public support. This is disingenuous. The majority of their financial support stems from the Open Society Foundation and organisations and individuals affiliated with it. Either directly or indirectly. To the contrary, there is no indication of any meaningful popular civil support for GFSA at all.

“Political Analyst Moeletsi Mbeki says ANC plays clever politics” - https://youtu.be/llPej3_WDss

“National minimum wage: Government forces private sector to pay the maximum, but overlooks itself”- https://southafricatoday.net/south-africa-news/national-minimum-wage-government-forces-private-sector-to-pay-the-maximum-but-overlooks-itself/. Below are a few excerpts.

The new national minimum wage, which will come into effect on 1 March 2021, and makes provision for a 4,5% increase on the previous minimum wage, will result in even greater job losses in a time of unprecedented levels of unemployment in South Africa.

The fact that the new minimum wage for farm workers was adjusted upwards with 16%, to make it equal to the national minimum wage, will also bring about job losses in that sector.

The same goes for the increase for domestic workers as their minimum wage was adjusted with nearly 22%. Fair and equitable compensation is paramount, but the sharp increases in the minimum compensation for these employees, specifically during a pandemic, and the increased pressure that places on the private sector’s employers are unfair and nonsensical.

In stark contrast to the strong stance taken by the National Minimum Wage Commission, the Minister of Labour, Thulas Nxesi, and his Department that private sector employers must pay a fixed minimum wage of R21,69 per hour, is the fact that the same does not seem to apply to the Department of Public Works’ Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP).

The minimum wage for these employers was set at R11,93. The argument put forth by the National Minimum Wage Commission for increasing the minimum wage is that it will stimulate the economy by raising poor people’s buying power.

This does not appear to include the employees of the Public Works programme or the employees who will lose their jobs as a result of the increases.

“Taxi violence inquiry” - https://youtu.be/Nrr-pk6Sm8s

“Police officers implicated in Gauteng taxi violence report”- https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/police-officers-implicated-in-gauteng-taxi-violence-report/. Below are a few excerpts.

The commission of inquiry into taxi violence in Gauteng has made a number of shocking findings, including that the sector is controlled by unregulated associations and that even police are mingled in the disorder. The province’s Roads and Transport MEC Jacob Mamabolo released the report on Thursday, 11 February 2021.

The commission, created by Premier David Makhura, was established in 2019 to look into the extent and root cause of taxi violence in Gauteng, following scores of people losing their lives in suspected hits.

The inquiry’s commissioner Hlula Msimang said they also found that police officers also had a hand in the wrongdoing and were unlawfully operating taxis.

“It did become clear that the police were involved in some of the issues in different ways. There were allegations made by senior people representing the mother bodies of the taxi associations, that some police officials are involved in the industry by being operators and owners of taxis, which is against the law,” Msimang said.

Mamabolo revealed how unregulated associations had control over who joins them and also dictate where each taxi driver must operate. He said the associations also allow drivers without operating licences to join them. Taxi violence has long been a problem in the sector.

“The associations are currently not regulated but were previously regulated under the National Land Transport Transition. Despite the legal framework, the minibus taxi-type service is controlled by the associations,” he said.

“The vehicles owned by the association, and by some powerful individuals in the associations, do not wait for their turn in loading lines. They simply move to the front when they arrive at a taxi rank which causes a lot of resentment from the general membership.”

Mamabolo further said that taxi associations would collect money from members daily or weekly which was not accounted for.

“In certain instances, money collected is for the benefit of these executives. The incumbent executives also generally avoid calling for elections that they may be voted out for fear of losing power and money,” he said.

Retired Lieutenant General Vinesh Moonoo, the commission’s investigator, once revealed that 505 taxi-related murder cases, dating back to 2012, are still pending. This painted a dire picture of the extent of taxi violence in Gauteng.

“The ANC's LOYAL support base | Frans Cronje”- https://youtu.be/vSbxvp5LK04

“New polling conducted by the CRA reveals surprising trends in ANC support. David Ansara and Frans Cronje of the CRA examine the data to reveal why low-income voters continue to support the party despite a deterioration in their living conditions.”

“Somalia's President calls for meeting to resolve election impasse: Ebrahim Shabir Deen”- https://youtu.be/OBA6GiRxpfs

“Somalia's President Mohamed Abdullah Farmajo has called for a meeting with federal state leaders next week to resolve the impasse on how to proceed with elections. His term of office ended on Monday after talks on the elections collapsed on February 5th. Opposition groups have said they no longer recognize Farmajo's authority and called for the formation of a transitional body. The UN Security Council has urged Somalia's leaders to "reach consensus on the arrangements for the conduct of inclusive elections. African Union Commission chair Moussa Faki Mahamat made a similar call on Monday. For more on this, we are now joined via Skype by Ebrahim Shabir Deen, a researcher at the Afro-Middle East Centre, a research institute based in Johannesburg South Africa.”

7:02 – “African Union forces are now there for almost a decade with no real successes.”

8:20 – “In Samolia, the regional forces are actually and you know the middle eastern forces, the Emirates for example funds the Puntland maritime force… The UAE has actually signed the agreements to create military bases in Bosaso , in Puntland, in Berbera and so the fact that there is actually outside powers having such a big influence… Kenya is supportive of the Jubaland administration it’s actually allowing Jubaland, you know, some ghetto forces to actually use its territory to actually mount attacks on the federal government. So, you know, Somalia, is actually a lot more tenuous than Ethiopia in terms of the center periphery relations and… it can very easily split up.”

9:15 – “Somalia’s strategic location means that it’s always going to be this arena for outside powers.”

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“‘Digital currency’ system being tested in South Africa”- https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/finance/digital-currency-system-being-tested-in-south-africa/. Below are a few excerpts.

Members of the IFWG include the Competition Commission, the Financial Intelligence Centre, the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, the National Credit Regulator, National Treasury, the South African Revenue Service, and the South African Reserve Bank.

The government’s interdepartmental Fintech Working Group (IFWG) has announced the launch of ‘Project Khokha 2’ which aims to explore the use of tokenized money, blockchains, and digital currency in South Africa.

This follows the group’s Project Khokha 1 test which looked at using blockchain technology to speed up payment systems in the country.

The IFWG said it will further investigate the use of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) in the country’s financial sector.

Project Khokha 2 is a continuation of the structured analysis of the impact of DLT on financial markets – both benefits and risks – by gaining practical experience through experimental trials with industry, the group said in a statement.

“The project should not be seen to reflect support for any particular technology or as a radical policy shift. However, it is the project’s objective to assist in the formulation of appropriate fintech-related policy frameworks through the publication of a thought leadership report.”

Distributed ledger technology (DLT) is a digital database system for recording the transaction of assets in which the transactions and their details are recorded in multiple places at the same time.

DLTs are currently most closely associated with blockchains – the system underpinning cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

However, blockchain technology is only one type of application of DLTs.

As part of the project, the group said that it will also work with a number of new technologies including tokenised money and a wholesale central bank-issued digital currency.

Participants that will join the IFWG on Project Khokha 2 include:

 Absa;

 FirstRand;

 Investec;

 The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE Limited);

 Nedbank;

 Standard Bank;

 Strate.

Accenture will be responsible for developing the wCBDC for Project Khokha 2; the company has extensive global experience on CBDC projects, both retail and wholesale, which will benefit the IFWG on this project.

Block Markets Africa (BMA) was selected to produce the DLT-based debentures as well as the wToken for the project. BMA’s experience in tokenising and trading financial instruments across various DLT platforms will help create a Khokha network to interconnect the DLTs on the project.

Deloitte will document the insights gained from Project Khokha 2 in a public report; the company has gained experience on many similar projects internationally and will independently reflect on the implications brought to light through the MVP and through engagement with relevant stakeholders.

“Halal Economy: South Africa Among Top 5 Global Producers Of Halal Products”dated Jan 04, 2017 at https://moguldom.com/136697/halal-economy-south-africa-among-top-5-global-producers-of-halal-products/. Below are a few excerpts.

South Africa has one of the continent’s smallest Muslim populations — between 1.5 and 3 percent, depending on who you ask — but has become one of the five largest producers of halal products worldwide, Africa Newsroom reported.

The halal industry is worth almost $3.3 billion in South Africa, according to Independent Online.

East Africa’s halal economy is a lucrative but invisible market, summit organizer GBS Africa said in a press release:

Sub-Saharan Africa regional spend on halal food was about $114 billion in 2013 based on Thomson Reuters data. Emphasis has been mainly on halal meats and meat products, but over the past few years, the trend has been shifting to the introduction of halal franchises, prepared meals, canned, frozen and instant foods.

South Africa has emerged as one of the five largest producers of halal products worldwide largely due to its access to the rest of the continent and its highly advanced halal certification programs, GBS said. About 60 percent of all products in South African retail stores are certified halal. The industry is worth about $71.7 million, according to Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation.

Since cultural characteristics were guarded and not assimilated into local culture, the Muslim identity grew strong in South Africa, leading to huge efforts in social and political progress, Smith said. South Africa has 700 mosques and 600 educational institutions. Some private Muslim schools are secular. The country has several Islamic financiers in the country.

Today there are strict rules for halal meat production. Halal meat involves complete removal of blood. Conservative principles extend beyond the meat industry to the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries. Every facet of the consumables industry is covered, Smith said:

Today, incredibly, around 60 percent of all products on display at outlets in South Africa are halal certified. Despite Muslims forming only 2 percent of the population, this huge percentage of halal products is due to the large quantity of exports to the north of the continent, much of which is Muslim, and the fact that South African traders make up around 50 percent of the continent’s fast moving consumer goods sector — 35 percent of these are Muslim.

The South African National Halaal Authority has helped other African countries set up halal certification including Zambia, Namibia, Botswana and Mozambique. The total value of the halal industry in 2012 exceeded $2 trillion a year including Islamic finance, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, logistics and fashion, Gulf Business reported.

Some of the world’s top halal product exporters include Brazil, U.S. Australia, and New Zealand, according to Halal Times.

”The elephant in the room: Desensitization and how it affects us all”

https://youtu.be/PywotqmG6WY

Take heed!

“DIRCO | DIRCO's DG investigation underway” – Paid R118-million for non-existent piece of land in New York, United States- https://youtu.be/aefLC4wA2jg

“Dirco Director-General Kgabo Mahoai is on precautionary suspension, amid allegations over the purchase of a non-existent piece of land in the United States. This follows a report by the International Relations Porftolio Committee which flagged irregular expenditure of R118-million [of tax payers’ money] for vacant land which was meant to house SA's mission in the city.”

“South Africa's deadly involvement in the Saudi war on Yemen”dated 16 January 2019 at https://www.middleeasteye.net/opinion/south-africas-deadly-involvement-saudi-war-yemen. Below are a few excerpts but it provides additional information.

As South African President Cyril Ramaphosa concluded visits this month to the kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, securing $10bn worth of investment from each country, questions arise as to what price tag is attached to these investments.

South Africa's arms exports to both Gulf countries have grown since the beginning of the war in Yemen, making it potentially complicit in war crimes committed by the two countries in Yemen since 2015.

For three years, the war in poverty-stricken Yemen has continued unabated since Houthi rebels took control of Sanaa and began to move southwards towards Aden. A coalition of Arab and Muslim states, led by Saudi Arabia, launched a military campaign aimed at defeating the Houthis.

Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders/MSF) recently reported that outbreaks of diseases such as cholera and diphtheria and an upsurge in fighting has worsened the dire humanitarian situation, where more than three million people have been displaced since the war began. It is estimated that more than 20 million people need humanitarian assistance.

According to the South African National Conventional Arms Control Committee's (NCACC) annual reports, in 2016 and 2017 South Africa supplied arms, ammunition and armoured vehicles, as well as surveillance and military technology to both Saudi Arabia and the UAE, amounting to more than three billion rands (almost $228m) while the two countries were deeply embroiled in a conflict of devastating humanitarian consequences.

Clear evidence of South African military equipment being used in Yemen by the coalition emerged as early as 2015 when footage was broadcast by Al Masirah news channel, a pro-Houthi outlet, depicting a Seeker II drone that was shot down. The images of the crashed drone clearly indicated a plate worded "Made in South Africa Carl Zeiss Optronics Pty Ltd".

The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), which documents the flow of arms worldwide, noted that arms sales to the Middle East increased exponentially between 2013 and 2017. Saudi Arabia stands as the most prolific buyer in the region, followed closely by the UAE, which has become the world's fourth-largest arms importer. South Africa ranks among the top arms suppliers to the UAE for the period 2007 to 2017.

In addition to the sale of weapons, assault rifles, heavy artillery guns and armoured vehicles, South Africa has supplied both the UAE and Saudi Arabia with mortar bombs, armoured personnel carriers, artillery, ammunition, electronic attack systems and software, among a range of other controlled products.

Denel adapted the Seeker 400 with a range of 160 miles and an endurance of 16 hours to carry the Mokopa air-to-ground missile and the Impi laser-guided missile, which has a multipurpose warhead suited for assassination missions.

In June 2016, former president Jacob Zuma travelled to Saudi Arabia to inaugurate the Al-Kharj (Military Industries Corporation) facility in Riyadh, together with the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), who is largely seen as the architect of the war in Yemen.

The $240m projectiles factory was built in collaboration with South Africa's Rheinmetall Denel Munition and is expected to produce a minimum of 300 artillery shells or 600 mortar projectiles per day, as well as aircraft bombs ranging from 500lb to 2000lb.

While Saudi Arabia boldly stands as a major arms importer, the UAE has quietly built a formidable military, using its oil wealth to purchase arms from, among others, South Africa.

DefenceWeb reports that between 2006 and 2016 Denel supplied an estimated 192 Nyala (rebranded as Agrab in the UAE) armoured mortar carriers to the UAE through a local company, International Golden Group. Another significant deal was the sale of Al-Tariq (known as Umbani in South Africa) guided bombs for Mirage jets.

As proxy wars are played out between Iran and the Saudi-led coalition in Syria and Yemen at the expense of innocent civilians, South Africa is joining the list of major arms suppliers that are fuelling these devastating conflicts. Widespread debate about arms transfers from the UK, Europe and the US has erupted in those countries, considering the human rights atrocities committed in these conflicts.

The intrinsic values of the right to life and human dignity cannot be forsaken in favour of filling coffers, while blood continues to be spilled. South Africa recently applied to the United Nations for authorisation on a sale of Umkhonto surface-to-air missiles, worth 1.5 billion rands, to Iran.

South Africa and Saudi Arabia Arms Deals and More involving Mandela, Mbeki, etc.

“Yusuf Surtee for Shirts - with Arms” dated 2001-04-01 at http://www.armsdeal-vpo.co.za/articles16/shirts.html . Below are a few excerpts but there is more info in the article which I could not include.

In 1997 (then still) President Mandela visited Saudi Arabia to sign a ‘preliminary’ agreement for the supply of crude oil to SA. The following year, (then still deputy) president Mbeki made a follow-up visit to Arabia, to conclude an R8.5b arms-for-oil deal with the Saudi government. All was quite straightforward: we get the oil, they get some of our famous G6 canons and everyone, barring Israel, is happy.

That is until the Mail & Guardian informed us that the Saudi deal was somehow conditional on CellC getting South Africa’s third cell phone licence. A quick check revealed that, yes indeed, there is a substantial Saudi stake in CellC. Which, of course, might explain why the cabinet went into such a flat spin when the independent committee responsible for awarding cell phone licences, got too independent and it looked as if it might not give the licence to CellC. Within no time at all, the committee lost its independence, and all was once more on track for CellC – until the Pretoria High ourt intervened and, at least temporarily, screwed up the government’s plans yet again.

Then SA arms (and G6) supplier Denel confirmed that it had paid R100-million into the Swiss bank account of its agent in Saudi Arabia, called Zan Trading, for payment to various unnamed agents as advance commissions on ‘an arms deal that had still not been finalised’. (Obviously those ‘agents’ had good connections at Denel and the Reserve Bank, to have got these payments authorised before the deal was concluded.)

So, imagine our delight when a mysterious but well-informed friend recently reported to us how pleased a banker at Merrill Lynch in Geneva was with his client, Mr [Yussuf] Surtee’s spectacular success in the arms business.

WOL’s chief executive is Dutch celebrity businesswoman, Nina Brink. (‘When I was last speaking to my dear, dear friend, Nelson Mandela …’ is one of her favourite phrases.) The collapse was particularly tragic for those of Ms Brink’s society friends who she had favoured with generous pre-launch share allocations.

Included amongst those who had hoped to make a fast buck, but instead lost out, were singer Tina Turner, the ex Duchess of York. Sarah Ferguson and … wait for it … our own Yussuf Surtee!

The Arab consortium included Saudi Oger [also a partner in the local Cell C bid], Dallah Albarakah, a financial group owned by Saudi billionaire Saleh Kamel (Mr Surtee’s co-investor in WOL, remember), and the First Saudi Investment Co, owned by Wafic Said.

All of them ring bells in South Africa.

Saudi Oger own 60% of CellC and provided the financial backing for the 40% ‘black empowerment’ stake in the aspirant SA cellphone provider.

[Dallah] Albarakah’s best-known investment in South aFrica is in the local Albarakah Bank. (Local shareholders include A M Moola Ltd, the Durban-based clothing group owned by the father-in-law of Shabir Shaik. Shabir is a director of companies involved in South Africa’s R43-billion arms procurement programme, and is the brother of the Department of Defence’s controversial chief of Weapons Procurement, Chippy Shaik.)

A local Albarakah subsidiary, Samaha Trading, also has a stake in a local TV production house, Endemol. And Samaha is headed by Mr Surtee’s friend and fellow World Online investor, Shezi Naqvi! (Naqvi is also said to have provided finance for some of President Thabo Mbeki’s younger brother, Moeletsi’s business ventures.)

For parallels, perhaps the most interesting member of the Syrian consortium was Wafiq Said of the First Saudi Investment Company.

He recently endowed the Wafiq Said School of Business at Oxford with a £20m donation. A very handsome sum – but then he did also manage to pocket a £120m commission on the Al Yamamah arms deal between British Aerospace and Saudi Arabia! (Other beneficiaries of that deal included Mark Thatcher and the UK Conservative Party.)

“The Safari Club was a covert alliance of intelligence services across the world”

“Meet Zbigniew Brzezinski, Conspiracy Theorist” - https://youtu.be/pBo134nnIlc

Below are a few excerpts from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safari_Club.

The Safari Club was a covert alliance of intelligence services formed in 1976 that ran clandestine operations around Africa at a time when the United States Congress had limited the power of the CIA after years of abuses and when Portugal was withdrawing from Africa.[1] Its formal members were the pre-revolution (Pahlavi) Iran, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Morocco and France. The group maintained informal connections with the United States, South Africa, Rhodesia and Israel. The group executed a successful military intervention in Zaire in response to an invasion from Angola. It also provided arms to Somalia in its 1977–1978 conflict with Ethiopia. It organized secret diplomacy relating to anti-Communism in Africa, and has been credited with initiating the process resulting in the 1979 Egypt–Israel Peace Treaty.

Alongside ideological pursuit of global anti-Communism, these included the more concrete goals of military strategy and economic interests. (Examples include international mining operations and investments in apartheid South Africa's Transvaal Development Company.)

Below are a few excerpt of https://www.invisiblehistory.com/part-4-how-the-safari-club-became-the-real-cia/ which explains Zbigniew Brzezinski’s involvement in detail.

The Safari club represented the true essence of what CIA Director Allen Dulles had intended when setting up the Central Intelligence Agency following World War II; an autonomous covert action organization with global reach, beyond the jurisdiction of American democracy and responsible to no one. A spinoff of the right-wing Pinay Cercle as a secret off-the books “Private Sector Intelligence agency,” and in league with the CIA and Brian Crozier’s 6th International, the Safari Club was only formerly acknowledged in 2002 by the one-time head of Saudi Arabian Intelligence Prince Turki Al-Faisal to have come into existence in 1976. But as revealed by John K. Cooley in his groundbreaking 1999 study, Unholy Wars: Afghanistan, America and International Terrorism, the Safari Club members had been active informally for years secretly protecting CIA assets and covert operations from the prying eyes of Congressional investigators following Watergate and the revelations of the Church Committee hearings on 30 years of CIA coups, cover-ups and assassinations.

Kissinger’s set of unlikely Safari Club colleagues included, France’s Count Alexandre de Marenches chief of French external intelligence, The Shah of Iran, King Hassan II of Morocco, President Anwar al-Sadat of Egypt and Kamal Adham, head of intelligence for Saudi Arabian King Faisal. More to the point, the Safari Club was more than just an off-the-books spy operation doing covert operations for the CIA whose methods the Carter team adopted. The Safari Club was the real CIA, covertly funded by Saudi Arabia and run out of the U.S. embassy in Tehran by the CIA’s former director Richard Helms, U.S. Ambassador to Iran from 1973-1977.

As presented by one-time CNN Special Assignment investigator Joe Trento in his 2005 exposé Prelude To Terror, “Both Prince Turki and Sheikh Kamal Adham [head of Saudi intelligence] would play enormous roles in servicing a spy network to replace the official CIA while it was under Congressional scrutiny between the time of Watergate and the end of the Carter administration… Several top U.S. military and intelligence officials directed the operations from positions they held overseas, notably former CIA Director Richard Helms, at this time Ambassador to Iran.”

One Pakistani-trained group involved in the Pansjer raids were the Setam-i Melli (Against National Oppression), a Tajik-based Shiite/Maoist splinter group broken-away from the Marxist People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA). As pro-Chinese and anti-Pashtun, the Setam and a variety of other Shiite /Maoist groups would find themselves attractive to Chinese intelligence and at odds with both Prince Daoud and the Pashtun dominated PDPA and were driven underground. But as Chinese involvement in Afghanistan grew, they would return in a mysterious role that would spontaneously deliver the pivotal element Zbigniew Brzezinski would need to enact his grand plan.

“Carter may in fact have signed his directive in July 1979, but the Safari Club’s Islamic fighter had been taunting Moscow into invading for nearly a year before that. The effort included cross-border raids into Soviet territory.”

Afghanistan’s April coup organizer, Hafizullah Amin was well known to the KGB having been brought to the U.S. twice under a CIA funded education program designed to turn future third world leaders into agents for American interests.

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“A Coalition Of Criminals, The Safari Club, BCCI Bank & The CIA” - https://youtu.be/tEX5P1IIqS0

“Part 5: Brzezinski‘s Safari Club “Friends” Did the Dirty Work Behind the Scenes”- https://www.invisiblehistory.com/part-5-brzezinski%e2%80%98s-safari-club-%e2%80%9cfriends%e2%80%9d-did-the-dirty-work-behind-the-scenes/. Below are a few excerpts.

“Brzezinski” reproduced the Moss article, circulated it to the president and other top policy makers, and cited it in policy meetings for weeks. Although Moss cited no real evidence and had no apparent qualifications as a specialist on Iran, his article attained the status of a major document in U.S. policy-making circles at a key moment.”

Moss, was of course wrong. As Gary Sick further cites, “the central organizing force of the revolution” was the religious network operating out of the mosques under the strategic control of Khomeini,” and not the Soviets. But the idea that it was the Soviets and not their own policy failures that were wrong, was just what Washington’s bureaucracy wanted to hear.

Joining Brian Crozier and his prote’ge’ Robert Moss in engaging the Shah that autumn was a senior Chinese intelligence officer and veteran supporter of Mao by the name of Qiao Shi. John K. Cooley writes, “In September of 1978, on the way home to Beijing from one of his Balkan missions, Qiao Shi stopped over in Tehran to see the Shah of Iran, who was ill with cancer” Qiao Shi proposed to the Shah a new alliance to thwart Soviet expansion, especially in neighboring Afghanistan” Agreement was reached to undertake a covert war in Afghanistan, apparently independent of CIA plans for the same country.”

According to Cooley, shortly after the Maoist Qiao Shi’s agreement with the Shah’s SAVAK Chief, General Nasser Moghadam, “Chinese agents began to move into position in Pakistan. Liaising with Pakistan’s ISI was the Iranian ambassador in Islamabad, former head of SAVAK.” Instigated by Brzezinski and backed by the CIA and MI6, the so called China-Iran-Pakistan axis began to flourish with Qiao Shi and other “senior Chinese military intelligence officials,” adding to Brzezinski’s ongoing destabilization.

The American Ambassador Adolph Dubs needn’t have worried about Hafizullah Amin’s well known affiliation to the CIA. He had far bigger problems. Not only were Afghan rebels openly training in Pakistan but by the late fall of 1978 Chinese intelligence risked a Sino/Soviet war by training Afghan warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar’s Islamists over the Chinese border in Xinjiang province. In addition there was the CIA’s Saudi-funded stockpile of misfits and malcontents roaming the countryside, manning the Safari Club’s 1,500-strong army of assassins and enforcers. And last but not least were the Chinese supported Maoist groups like Setam-i Melli, Sholah Jaweed and SAMA operating from bases on the Pakistan and Iranian borders and programmed by Beijing to bring down their Pashtun oppressor, Hafizullah Amin.

Thanks to Saudi Intelligence chief Sheikh Kamal Adham and BCCI banker, Sheikh Agha Hasan Abedi, there were ample funds to finance a holy jihad against Russia in Afghanistan but the motives for undermining Russia on its southern border didn’t stop there. Bringing war to Afghanistan provided the opportunity to assist the migration of the heroin trade from Southeast Asia to the Pakistani/Afghan border and to make billions of dollars for the BCCI doing it. Pakistan’s Northwest Frontier Provinceshad been targeted early on by international drug syndicates eager to find a new home as the Vietnam War wound down. Cited in a French Study by Catherine Lamour and Michel R. Lamberti originally published in 1972 titled Les Grandes Manoeuvres de l’Opium ,“Afghanistan and northern Pakistan represent a source of opium as yet virtually untapped by European traffickers” Situated at the junction of the Middle East and Southeast Asia, the two territories are not as far from Marseilles or Munich as are Burma and Laos. The political conditions in their opium producing areas make these places an ideal refuge where racketeers from Europe could go about their business untroubled by international law enforcement agencies.”

As of the early spring of 1978 the narcotics problem in the Golden Crescent, appeared to then Deputy Assistant Secretary for Near East and South Asia Affairs Adolph Dubs to be under control by the governments of the United States, Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan. But by January of 1979 the newly unstable region was fast becoming the launch pad for the greatest heroin empire in history and the primary financing source for a terrorist campaign that would transform the world.

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“Benghazi Exposed! Truth Told by Alan Parrot, CIA Whistleblower- Nicholas Noe With Charles Woods!” - https://youtu.be/nNBDO8vgqSc

“BOMBSHELL: Former ‘CIA Whistleblower’ Says He Has Evidence Obama/Biden MURDERED Seal Team 6 Member To Coverup Bin Laden Scandal And Paid Iran $152B To Keep Quiet” – Started with Safari Club

https://en-volve.com/2020/10/13/bombshell-former-cia-whistleblower-says-he-has-evidence-obama-biden-murdered-seal-team-6-member-to-coverup-bin-laden-scandal-and-paid-iran-152b-to-keep-quiet/. Below are a few excerpts.

In what may be the biggest October bombshell in political history, a man who says he worked for the CIA has extensive evidence that would implicate the Obama / Biden administration in a massive coverup including the murder of members of Seal Team 6.

The full interview of a “CIA Whistleblower”, Allan Harrow Parrot, who is being interviewed by Charles Woods and Nicholas Noe. It surfaced on Sunday and shows the three talking about the blackmail /extortion of $152 Billion US dollars, that was sent to Iran to cover up the deaths of Seal Team 6 by the Obama/Biden administration.

Parrot, who says he is a former CIA agent and has extensive experience with the intelligence community, revealed he is planning on releasing documents this week on what he said are going to uncover “numerous crimes sprees”.

“This is the beginning of the end for the bad guys,” Parrot said.

“Our military is so well trained and their work is very compartmentalized, and it is the people at the top who make the decisions, and Ty Woods died unnecessarily, at the hands of Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden and John Brennan,” Parrot said.

“The story starts in the 1970s when they started an alternative CIA called the Safari and it was funded by foreign banks and bank accounts and I have those numbers and Osama Bin Laden was one of those people who benefitted from the funding from those who were a part of the Safari Club. They were subverting oversight control of the successor of the Church Commission which is the Senate Intelligence Committee,” Parrot said.

The story goes on and Parrot said there was no need to invade Afghanistan, since, “John Brennan, Richard Clarke and Joe Biden, a long list, the Safari Club had started to do something good, but it didn’t turn out good.” he said.

“It was a one-way trip, and we have witnesses who say that Hillary and Panetta were threatening Obama that if he didn’t go along with the kill mission that they would go to the press and he would not survive politically. That is when they pulled him off the golf course after it was over,” Parrot said.

“The architects were Hillary Clinton, John Brennan, and Panetta. Seal Team 6 killed Osama’s double, based on one of the wives who screamed that and that is why they didn’t save the body, they threw the parts over the mountains, and John Brennan told everyone to lie,” Parrot said.

“You must bury Muslims on land, Brennan is Muslim and he knows it is a lie. Biden, Hillary and Brennan trusted Iran to get Osama and keep him there, and they didn’t and that is why Iran bribed him. Obama paid them 152 Billion and Biden had them killed. We have the documents. We are on the winning team. We have Terrabytes of information, video, audio, photos,” he said.

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“B E N G H Z I Audio of Alan Howell Parrot, Congressman Curt Weldon and Attorney Ettinger” - https://youtu.be/Mm85Xbz5dnc

“EXPLAINS HOW THE DEPOPULATION mRNA VACCINES WILL START WORKING - DR. SHERRI TENPENNY”- https://youtu.be/GziGynAo0ek

“REQUIRED VIEWING! Dr. Sherri Tenpenny gives VERY important information! Hyper-immune response in test animals for previous attempts at coronavirus vaccines, like SARS and MERS, has been a persistent problem. All is well for awhile, until the animals are exposed to the wild mutated virus….”

Another link; https://www.bitchute.com/video/nCJgZLroYJiK/

>>12933081 – Dr. Sherri Tenpenny states at 58:07, “In fact, if anything, you know we’re starting to see these pop up here and there like little popcorn things about these mutants. The one question they’re not asking, are the people who have been… tested and found to have a mutant virus. Have you been vaccinated with the COVID vaccine? Nobody’s asking that question.”

“South Africa Started Testing a COVID-19 Vaccine This Week. Here’s Why It’s a Big Deal.”Dated June 26, 2020 at https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/south-africa-starts-testing-covid-19-vaccine/. Below are a few exerpts.

South Africa’s University of Witwatersrand (WITS) on Monday announced that it would be launching the country’s first vaccination trials this week.

The vaccination, which is technically named ChAdOx1-nCOV-19, is aimed at preventing infection by the virus that causes COVID-19.

The trial is a partnership between WITS and the University of Oxford’s Jenner Institute, in the UK.

It’s supported by the national Department of Health and the South Africa Medical Research Council (SAMRC), while the R150 million bill is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Shabir Madhi, professor of vaccinology at WITS and director of SAMRC’s Vaccines and Infectious Diseases Analytics Research Unit (VIDA), said: "Right now in South Africa, we’re still at the start of the first wave of the pandemic and in all likelihood we will continue experiencing waves of this pandemic at least until about 60 to 70% of the population is infected.”

And guess where the COVID variant was initially found? >>12158209

“Zuma to be charged with contempt of court”| State Capture- https://youtu.be/EgFHAt81yMs

“Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo says the commission will apply to the Constitutional Court for an order of contempt of court against Jacob Zuma and push for a prison sentence, should that be the case.”

1:53 – “Well strictly speaking, where evidence has already been given, it’s really more than allegations… It’s evidence now. It’s been given under oath and some of those witnesses… have subjected themselves to questioning on their evidence.”

“Truck drivers fear for their safety” at SA borders- https://youtu.be/E2QCe7MSehU

“Thousands of truck drivers have had to endure long queues, as 20 of the country's land borders reopened on Monday. Frustrated truck drivers are fearing for their lives. They say there's no security.”

“‘Ramaphosa bribed judges to win elections’ – Zuma hits back in Zondo rant”– https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/jacob-zuma-response-zondo-commission-ramaphosa-bribe-judges/. Below are a few excerpts.

If Jacob Zuma is going down, he's taking Ramaphosa with him. Msholozi hasn't held back, in his acid-tongued response to developments at the State Capture Inquiry.

Jacob Zuma, eh? Hate him or love him, the man is blockbuster entertainment. On Monday night, he came through with the goods in a 37-paragraph response to Raymond Zondo’s ConCourt verdict: The DCJ has ruled that the former president should ‘face imprisonment’ for failing to appear at the State Capture Inquiry, escalating the matter to the highest court in the land. __But the ex-head of state wants the judiciary to take a closer look at Cyril Ramaphosa, instead…

According to Jacob Zuma, President Ramaphosa ‘has paid off judges’ and curried their favour in order to secure ANC election victories – and favourable treatment in court. Of course, these allegations are completely unverified, but they put the ball firmly in Cyril’s court. Meanwhile, the head of state must be regretting his call to ‘give Zuma some time and space’ last week – because it’s certainly done him no favours:

“We sit with some Judges who have assisted the incumbent President, Mr. Ramaphosa, to hide from society what on the face of it seem to be bribes obtained in order to win an internal ANC election. We sit with some judges who sealed those records simply because it will reveal that some of them, while serving in our courts, have had their hands filled with 30 pieces of silver.”

“It is not the law, against which I protest, as I refuse to subject myself to the Zondo Commission. I protest against our black, green and red robes, dressing up as individuals that have long betrayed their office and the Constitution. You do not have to like me to see this. The law, I respect. It’s abuse, I do not.”

“The antipathy of some courts and Commissions towards me has made it futile for me to try and access the courts. Not only will I be dismissed, but I will be charged with punitive costs for the hearings. History will reveal that only some in our courts have actually been captured. I continue to protest, in order to protect our judiciary.”

The statement, in three parts, can be accessed via this Twitter page belonging to Jacob Zuma’s daughter, Dudu. [Below are the links]

Part 1: https://twitter.com/DZumaSambudla/status/1361363317667807239

Part 2: https://twitter.com/DZumaSambudla/status/1361363480079716353

Part 3: https://twitter.com/DZumaSambudla/status/1361363700880408578

“COVID-19 Genocide of 2020 - Claire Edwards ex-UN Trainer”- https://vimeo.com/501486849

“Legal complaint of global genocide lodged with Austrian Presidency c. 25th October 2020 by Claire Edwards ex-UN Trainer (18 years) & 5G activist ..”

"DRC begins mass Ebola vaccination drive"- https://youtu.be/-UEKF0YDpZg

"DRC has begun a mass Ebola vaccination drive. Four new cases and 2 deaths have been confirmed since the resurgence of the virus was declared on the 7th of February. UNICEF's DRC Senior Coordinator, Jean Metenier, speaks more on this."

“Many Zimbabweans, hunger and a lack of access to affordable supplies is a bigger worry” – Illegal immigrants- https://youtu.be/jCsz7oyU8Qk

From about 4:09, it shows how easily the illegals get into South Africa without a care in the world.

Malema shares Ramaphosa’s ties with ‘white capitalists’ and sparks chaos in Parliament - South Africa is a clown show

“EFF leader reacts to President Ramaphosa's SONA” - https://youtu.be/F16Ji9AVkXs.

“Watch | Malema, EFF spark chaos in Parliament – all while sat at home” - https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/watch-eff-malema-sona-debate-virtual-how-disrupt-parliament-video/. Below are a few excerpts.

Only the EFF could do this: Julius Malema's SONA Debate speech turned into anarchy on Tuesday, as the Red Berets derailed Parliament in spectacular fashion.

Ahh, we haven’t missed this – and it’s somehow WORSE when they aren’t even there. The EFF has found a way to disrupt the actions of Parliament, even with zero members currently inside the house. The SONA Debate for 2021, attended by 50 people in person and the rest via a virtual connection, slid into Julius Malema-led chaos on Tuesday.

Malema was muted, but his colleagues came into bat for him. A plethora of voices flooded the chambers, making progress in the SONA Debate impossible. Several Red Berets attempted to make a point of order, arguing against the need to cut Julius Malema’s microphone.

Following a twenty-minute shouting match, control was eventually wrestled back in favour of the House Speaker. However, he was forced to admit an error in his own judgements. It turned out, Malema HAD NOT run out of time and was personally allocated ALL slots made available to the EFF in the SONA Debate. He then got 20 more minutes to speak.

“‘You will not see the end of your first term’ – Malema’s threat to Ramaphosa” - https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/julius-malema-threat-cyril-ramaphosa-sona-debate-2021-first-term-rupert-oppenheimer/. Below are a few excerpts.

EFF leader Julius Malema has not minced his words on Tuesday, cranking up the rhetoric against Cyril Ramaphosa to a scalding degree. The political firebrand rallied against the president’s ‘cosy’ relationship with South Africa’s richest men – Johann Rupert and Nicky Oppenheimer – before making a direct threat against the head of state:

“Mr. Ramaphosa, you are incompetent, incapacitated, and the most unreliable human being. This time around you either agree we take land and restore it to rightful owners, or else, you will be kicked out of your office before you finish your first term. You will be the first ANC President to be kicked out before you finish the first term.”

“Perhaps it is something you learned when you worked as a legal officer for the Oppenheimer’s; you are here pretending as though you believe in South Africa’s case, yet it is a lie. In the 1970s, Cyril Ramaphosa was already serving in the boards of white companies, particularly the Urban Foundation belonging to the Oppenheimers and the Ruperts.”

“It is now evident that the Guptas have been replaced by a very powerful white capitalist capture of the Ruperts, the Oppenheimers, Steven Kosheff, The Mennels, and all other white people who played a central role in buying the conference of the ruling party in 2017.”

“When he announced the first lockdown, he announced fake commitments of billions of donations from the Ruperts and Oppenheimers which never reached our people. Any leader of our country who owes loyalty to settlers and white State captors, is defining himself as an enemy of the people. We will defeat all puppets of the white capitalist establishment.”

“Ashley Judd Hospitalized in Africa After "Catastrophic" Leg Injury | E! News” - https://youtu.be/kSnzb3CgcRM

“Actress Ashley Judd recovering in SA hospital after accident in Congo”- https://www.thesouthafrican.com/lifestyle/ashley-judd-recovering-south-africa-hospital-accident-congo-video/. Below are a few excerpts.

American actress and political activist Ashley Judd is being hospitalised in a South African hospital after severely damaging her leg while in the Congo rainforest. Judd, who spoke via an Instagram Live with Nick Kristof from the New York Times, explained the ordeal.

While she said she loves the Congo, she said it is not equipped to deal with “massive catastrophic injuries” such as the one she experienced.

“In that sense, I’m just a regular Congolese person that had a bad accident,” she went on to say.

She explained that the difference between herself and a regular Congolese person was disaster insurance which allowed her to get to an operating table in South Africa 55 hours after her accident.

Another hour and a half was spent on carrying Ashley Judd in a hammock out of the rainforest. That was then followed by a motorbike ride for six hours and an overnight stay in a hut. The bush plane then came which resulted in another five-hour trip. She was then in Kinshasa, Congo for a further 25 hours before making her way to South Africa.

[This seems suspicious. Showing the stick that she bit on while in hospital, mentioning that she was 'howling like a wild animal', etc… Comms?]

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Then…

“Ashley Judd explains why she's suing Weinstein”- https://youtu.be/Lf_6V30lBro

“The actress told ABC News' Amy Robach, "My career was damaged because I rebuffed Mr. Weinstein's sexual advances. I know it for a fact."”

Optics?

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I am unable to report the last one through TOR. Sorry.

“Zuma: A man of contradictions”- https://youtu.be/jRAHzD08nNY

“Do as I say, and not as I do. Former president Jacob Zuma’s recent actions are a contradiction in terms for a man who twice swore to uphold the Constitution. What’s more, not so long ago, he was appealing to everyone to co-operate with the state capture inquiry. So, how did we get to the point where he might be jailed for not appearing at the commission? Michael Appel takes a look back.”

Fresh Bread

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