In-Q-Tel: CIA’s Investment Capital Arm

“IQT Celebrates 20 Years of Innovation” - https://youtu.be/UddEgcbT3us

“14 cutting edge firms funded by the CIA”at https://www.businessinsider.com/companies-funded-by-cia-2016-9?IR=T states;

The Central Intelligence Agency has its own investment capital arm, and it's been pumping money into some of Silicon Valley's most innovative companies for years.

In-Q-Tel (named after "Q" in the James Bond films) [https://www.iqt.org/] invests in companies that can deliver useful technology to the intelligence community within 36 months. But since it's structured as an independent, non-profit organization, it's rather unique: It's a VC firm that doesn't really need to make money back for outside investors, and it can tap into the deep pockets of the intelligence "black budget."

1. Cylance is using artificial intelligence to analyze and kill malware well before it becomes a problem. The product, CylancePROTECT, is used exclusively in the enterprise for large corporations, banks, and government clients. Cylance told Business Insider it would soon be launching a product for regular users as well.

2. Orbital Insight analyzes the millions of satellite images being beamed back to Earth to answer all kinds of interesting questions. Orbital Insights has attracted plenty of interest beyond the CIA, which chipped in $5 million in 2016. Around that same time, Google Ventures led an investment round of $15 million.

3. Cyphy built a tethered drone that can monitor an area for days at a time.

4. BlueLine Grid made a communication platform similar to Slack with security and compliance in mind.

5. Atlas Wearables created a fitness tracker that actually knows the specific exercise you are performing. Now its fitness tracker is sold in sporting goods stores or on Amazon.

6. Fuel3d can capture highly-detailed three dimensional imagery of rooms, objects, or people.

7. MindMeld is building voice recognition technology like Siri — for everything. Backed by Google Ventures and Samsung Ventures, among others, MindMeld offers the tech that allows more than 1,200 companies to put voice commands into their apps. “And we’re still just scratching the surface,” Founder and CEO Tim Tuttle told Entrepreneur. “Jarvis, the voice-activated computer used by Tony Stark in the Iron Man movies is only like five to 10 years away.”

8. SnapDNA has a handheld device that can analyze DNA in minutes.

9. Sonitus offers a wireless, two-way communications capability hidden inside the mouth.

10. Palantir sifts through massive data sets to allow a user to track patterns or gain valuable insight from one software package, instead of looking into a bunch of different databases. Palantir is one of Silicon Valley's most secretive companies, which can be explained somewhat by its deep relationship with US military and intelligence clients. Spies are using Palantir's software to link together the huge cache of data gathered by CIA, DHS, NSA, and others. The military uses it to figure out whether a roadside bomb was built by a specific person. And even detectives with the LAPD are querying it to understand criminal ties. Palantir has expanded to offer solutions for healthcare and financial firms.

11. BBN Technologies allows troops overseas to quickly translate foreign languages.

12. Keyhole was a tiny 3d mapping startup with technology so useful it is still on most smartphones in the world today. Google bought the company in 2004, and subsequently rolled the tech into its popular Google Earth and other mapping products.

13. Basis Technology can extract critical information from documents written in a foreign language.

14. Oculis Labs stops people from spying on your computer screen.

You can view their huge portfolio at https://www.iqt.org/portfolio/. Probably not all of them will be listed.

>>11980480

Also at https://www.iqt.org/about-iqt/, it states;

As technology evolves and government needs transform, IQT established new initiatives that build on its national security mission. IQT Labs explore technology opportunities and solutions to problems that remain unsolved across government, industry, and society yet are critically important for technology adoption and national security. B.Next was founded – and was prescient – in its application of biotechnology to address the national security threat of infectious disease epidemics and pandemics.

As I explored their website https://www.bnext.org/, I found it alarming when they excitedly state at https://www.bnext.org/premise/; “Good news: our understanding of the “parts, circuits and operating systems” of living things, driven by the convergence of digital technology and our ability to manipulate biology is unprecedented. The speed, accuracy and decreasing cost of tools and machines that read the code of life are progressing much faster than Moore’s Law.”

https://www.bnext.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Biorevolution-article-for-website_5-3-2017.pdf states;

The biorevolution has generated and benefited from an array of new technologies that endow us with new powers to manipulate microbes, plants, animals, and even whole biosystems. These capabilities will be hugely beneficial to humankind, and will be useful across a wide range of applications, from medicine to agriculture to food production and materials science.

Although the biorevolution was catalyzed by decades of US investments in basic research, it is a global phenomenon. In contrast to some other industries, barriers to entry into the biotech industry are relatively low. Numerous countries, developed and developing, recognize that biotechnology will be a key driver of the global economy and have incorporated biotech development into their national strategic economic plans.

China, in particular, is determined to lead the biorevolution. China could soon become the world’s second largest drug market. State-owned CNBG (China National Biotec Group) is already the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer. The biotech industry is a central pillar of China’s 13th Five Year Plan. and there is increasing early-stage financing activity in, around, and from China.

After all the manipulation the CIA has done in history, do you want them to do this to you?

Below are a few excerpts of “Sustaining a Public Diplomacy Program on South Africa”, a1985 Memorandum, at https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP90B01013R000200070003-6.pdf or attached.

As directed by your memorandum of September 5, a special working group has been established under State Department chairmanship to plan and implement a strategy for gaining better public understanding and support of the US policy toward South and southern Africa. An interim report on the first phase of that effort was provided on September 16. Attached is a memorandum which lays out the longer-term proposals developed through the working group of USIA, AID, and the State to follow up by (1) strengthening the ability of our Embassy to communicate effectively with audiences in South Africa; and (2) involving a broader base of US citizens and institutions in working with their South African counterpart’s for peaceful change. The memo is intended to serve as a basis for discussion of policy and funding implications by the SPG October 2.

NSDD-187 directed SPG principals to undertake an immediate program to gain better public understanding and support of US policy toward South and southern Africa. As directed by your memorandum of September 5, a special working group has been established under State Department chairmanship to develop and coordinate a strategy for this program. This would have three phases:

1. An initial, urgent public outreach effort, focused on key leadership and media groups and closely coordinated with our efforts to prevent Congressional adoption of unhelpful legislation.

2. A medium-term program to strengthen Embassy Pretoria’s ability to communicate with audiences in South Africa through expanded political reporting, press and public outreach, and educational, human rights, and economic aid to black South Africa.

3. A longer-term effort to build a broader base of domestic support by involving key American citizens and institutions in ongoing contacts with South African counterparts and in programs for constructive, peaceful change.

NSDD-187, “United States Policy Towards South Africa”, dated September 7, 1985 at https://c59574e9047e61130f13-3f71d0fe2b653c4f00f32175760e96e7.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/4FC77E91ABA54C868D169E9A158A26CD.pdf or attached states;

The United States and its allies have important political, commercial, and strategic interests in South Africa. These are being threatened by widespread violence and increased tension in South Africa, and continued Soviet challenges to our important interests in the area. At the same time, there has been growing Congressional and public criticism of our policy despite our active engagement and strong record of accomplishment during the past four years. It is, therefore, now necessary to re-emphasize the broad objectives of U.S. political strategy toward South Africa

Work with non-governmental groups, including the National Endowment for Democracy and key private groups representing labor, business, and religious groups to help strengthen the democratic forces in South Africa.

NSDD-273, “United States Policy Towards South Africa”, dated May 7, 1987, at https://ia801200.us.archive.org/15/items/NationalSecurityDecisionDirectives/NSDD%20273%20United%20States%20Policy%20toward%20South%20Africa.pdf or attached states;

International efforts to assist South African parties to begin negotiations, especially the Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group effort, collapsed in the period May-July 1986.

Under the pressure of the state of emergency, blacks inside South Africa have been forced increasingly to turn from near-term revolutionary scenarios to a search for viable long-term strategies for challenging the SAG. The ANC, faced with the reality of the state of emergency and overwhelming South African Defense Force military power, has concentrated on political and diplomatic action to bolster its position within South Africa and internationally, while still conducting, abetting, and endorsing acts of revolutionary violence within South Africa.

The world’s silence is deafening concerning the current violence/atrocities in South Africa which are far worse now than then!!!

ANC Youth League Receives Military Training

A recent article, “PLANNED MILITARY TRAINING CAMP NOTHING TO DO WITH SENEKAL, MAGASHULE - FS ANCYL”, at https://ewn.co.za/2020/10/15/planned-military-training-camp-nothing-to-do-with-senekal-magashule-fs-ancyl states;

A poster from the youth league in the Fezile Dabi region promises to teach attendants basic military training, hiking, gun handling, guerilla tactics and political education.

“Towards a youth league revolution” at https://youtu.be/Vt_uo5eERt4 - Julius Malema’s speech back in 2011 when he was the President of ANCYL when the ANC was providing their Youth League military training. “ANC Youth League Military Training” at https://cape-report.blogspot.com/2011/08/anc-youth-league-military-training.html explains. Below are a few excerpts.

The ANC Youth League and Young Communist League have since last year been receiving full-time training at several SANDF military bases across the country.

The training is government funded and currently at least 8000 black youths 18-35 years of age will receive 2 years training at a military base. No whites are included in this programme, nor any youths from any other political Youth groups.

According to the Defence and Military Veteran Minister, they aim to train about 20 000 youths a year. The first batch to receive training were 500 youths recommended by the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform, altogether the Department recruited 2500 to take part in the programme and has urged them “to emulate the young revolutionaries of the 1976 generation”. “Skills development will include discipline, patriotism, life skills, rights awareness and specific skills areas empowering youth to change rural areas” The official name for the group is the National Rural Youth Service Corps (Narysec).

'Uhuru' means 'freedom' in Swahili but in South Africa the word has generally taken a different term, meaning the 'killing of all whites'. The word is associated with large-scale violence and massacres against former white colonists in African countries gaining independence in the 60's and 70's. If you ask anyone in SA they'll know what you're referring to if you mention 'uhuru'.

One of the most recent and most relevant would be Zimbabwe. Their National Youth Services militia also started out with the same claims and were later used as a tool for invading white owned farms and property. But their main acts of terror were against the population in general, using murder, rape and violence to intimidate voters and punish areas which had dared support the MDC opposition party.

The youth are always the easiest to mold ideologically and due to conditioning at such a young age have often been some of the cruelest torturers. For example, the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia used mainly teenagers as their torturers and interrogators in the notorious Tuol Sleng torture facility.

Likewise, the Red Guards, who were mobilised by Mao Zedong in China, were mostly students and teenagers.There are many cases of these youths publicly denouncing and even torturing and killing their own parents. >>12009196

Another more obvious example would be the Hitler Youth. They never received weapons training before the war, most of the focus was on political indoctrination and mentally preparing them for conflict and war. As well as familiarising them with military life and procedures such as basic training, marching, unit cohesion etc.

Besides military training the most dangerous aspect is the propaganda and indoctrination, since all members will be associated with the ruling party and will have their ideology and principles drummed into their heads on a daily basis. And at the age where propaganda would have the maximum effect in shaping their minds.

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>>12022449

“Narysec, the NDR and the GDR Constitution”

Furthermore, the government still has this program posted on their website at https://www.gov.za/about-government/government-programmes/national-rural-youth-service-corps-programme. Below are a few excerpts.

The National Rural Youth Service Corps (Narysec) is a youth skills development and employment programme. It is the youth fagship programme of the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform which also forms part of the CRDP.

In May 2013 some 13 000 participants in the Narysec programme were at various stages of their training as development agents. The Department of Rural Development and Land Reform (DRDLR) has partnered with the Agricultural Research Council to train 900 agri-paraprofessionals in smallholder livestock and dairy production, and 750 more in vegetable gardening and soil sampling. The Department has invested over R631 million in programmes to train and deploy rural youth.

A further 400 youth have received practical training in construction by Murray and Roberts. This is part of the collaboration with the private sector. Youth have also participated in construction projects in Worcester (housing construction), Beaufort-West (constructing a youth hub), and Limpopo (brick making and paving).

Below are a few excerpts from “Narysec, the NDR and the GDR Constitution” at http://cape-report.blogspot.com/2012/09/narysec-national-democratic-revolution.html.

One of the aims of Narysec according to its website are "to create a major countryside revolution for socio-economic freedom through nation-building and community service." Trainees will also be learning of "the impact of land accumulation by dispossession" and "how land reform can be a radical and rapid move from the past without impacting on agricultural production."

According to a budget vote speech by the Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform, participants of Narysec will be beneficiaries of land under the Pro-Active Land Acquisition Strategy - PLAS.

Members of both the ANC Youth League and Young Communist League have been invited to join Narysec. It should be noted that Youth groups of opposition political parties have not been invited to take part and are therefore excluded from the training programme.

Most of the highest leadership of the ANC and its National Intelligence Agency were educated in the Eastern Bloc, Soviet Union, Cuba, China and even North Korea.

Militias were used in all Eastern Bloc countries, the strongest examples being the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) and Czechoslovakia. The militia was independent from the Armed Forces and of course loyal only to the Party. The youth would first be part of a Youth group and indoctrinated to defend the Party. Afterwards, as a young adult they could join the militia where they would also be trained militarily.

Interestingly, the forage caps worn by the 'Free German Youth' of East Germany are in fact quite similar to those adopted by Narysec.

The 'revolution' according to the ANC is therefore only partly complete. The aim of the NDR is to move the first-phase of the revolution, the so-called 'Democratic Phase' to one of Socialism. Cadre-deployment of ANC and SACP members into areas of the state which are supposed to be independent from government and the ruling party is one of their stated tactics in implementing the NDR and ensuring 'social cohesion'.

The proposed new Constitution has been refered to by some critics as the GDR Constitution, due to the reason that it seems to be modelled on the constitution of the German Democratic Republic (East Germany).

According to the ANC, SA's “first transition”, was a “political transition” aimed at creating a “framework based on the sunset clauses of the negotiations”. The sunset clauses refer to land and property ownership. The ANC states that the current clauses dealing with land and property ownership are “inadequate and even inappropriate for a social and economic transformation phase”, or the “second transition.” The ANC claims that South Africa is currently entering the Second Transition.

>>11890987

Asijiki Coalition for the Decriminalisation of Sex Work (“Asijiki”)

https://asijiki.org.za/about-us/ states;

Asijiki’s principal aim is the full decriminalisation of sex work in South Africa. Currently, full criminalisation is the law – this has been in place since 1957, with clients being specifically criminalised since 2007. This has resulted in high levels of violence, a lack of access to basic services including health services and abuse of sex workers, including by police officers. (Yet there is anyway violence towards women in general as the following posts explain. >>11890822, >>11828338, >>11828801)

Asijiki’s main objective is to achieve law reform towards the full decriminalisation of sex work in South Africa.

• Conduct advocacy to highlight the impact of criminalisation on sex workers health, human rights and limited access to services;

• Advocate for the full decriminalisation of sex work in South Africa;

• Promote, protect and defend the human rights of sex workers in South Africa;

• Support strategic impact litigation instituted by supporter organisations that advocate for and enforce sex worker human rights;

• Challenge the negative stereotypes around sex work and sex workers and build the capacity of sex worker’s to advocate for human rights and the decriminalisation of sex work in South Africa; and

• Garner support of community members and the state by networking and raising awareness of the benefits of the decriminalisation of sex work.

Steering Committee

1. “Sonke [Gender Justice] works to create the change necessary for women, men, young people and children to enjoy equitable, healthy and happy relationships that contribute to the development of just and democratic societies. “

2. SWEAT has a 20-year history in organising sex workers, advocating for and delivering services to South African Sex Workers.

3. Sisonke is a national movement of sex workers, established in 2003.

4. Womens Legal Centre has a vision of women in South Africa living free from violence in safe housing, free to own their own share of property, empowered to ensure their own reproductive health rights and able to work in a safe and equal environment.

5. Constance Nothando Mathe is the appointed Coordinator of the Asijiki Coalition. She holds a diploma in business management, and has previously worked as a volunteer for the Triangle Project, Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation, and Women’s Legal Center.

Organisational Members of Asijiki [include and not limited to]

Amnesty International, COSATU, Childline South Africa, Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation, Doctors without borders (MSF), Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa, Families South Africa (FAMSA), FEDUSA, Oxfam South Africa, Pride Shelter and so much more…

>>12070832

“The Cannibal Warlords of Liberia (Full Documentary)” - https://youtu.be/ZRuSS0iiFyo. This video will give you an idea of the state of affairs in that country.

As https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/liberian-independence-proclaimed states;

The Republic of Liberia, formerly a colony of the American Colonization Society, declares its independence. Under pressure from Britain, the United States hesitantly accepted Liberian sovereignty, making the West African nation the first democratic republic in African history.

“10 South African Celebs Who Are Sangomas” - https://youtu.be/Z0tUOPTrseQ

“When the ancestors call you have to answer and a couple of South African celebrities have accepted and embraced their ancestral callings to become sangomas (traditional healers)”

>>12105433

"Uber cars burned in Johannesburg" - https://youtu.be/fpMB6rCA0Z8

Uber vehicles have also been targeted.

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>>11973573

“George Soros And South Africa's Elite Transition”- http://swans.com/library/art16/barker51.html. Below are a few excerpts but read it in full as it provides a wealth of information. IDASA, US Agency for International Development, NED, Ford Foundation, Nelson Mandela Foundation, Open Society Foundation, Steve Biko Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, Urban Foundation, Brookings Institution, etc. are discussed with all their connections.

Yet as history has shown, opposition to equality is not enough to guarantee the sustainable exploitation of the mass of humanity, thus the promotion of polyarchy has proved a successful means of disarming struggles for popular democracy: polyarchy being "a political system in which an elite actually governs, with popular involvement in democracy being restricted to periodic elections."

As Ian Taylor reports, "[o]ne of the most active groups within the change industry" in South Africa was the Institute for a Democratic Alternative for South Africa – a group that later became known as the Institute for Democracy in South Africa. The cofounders of this Institute, van Zyl Slabbert and Alex Boraine, >>12157620 represented what might be considered the "compassionate face of liberalism," and prior to setting up their Institute (in 1986), both been part of the "corporate-funded Progressive Federal Party, an organisation that 'bore the Oppenheimer imprint from the start'."

Despite their elite backgrounds, Slabbert and Boraine had initially failed to garner foreign support from the US leading liberal foundations, and it was only when they were introduced to George Soros, who immediately decided to support their venture, that the equally well-endowed American foundations reconsidered working with them.

Illustrative of the tight connections maintained by IDASA and liberal elites, in 1996 the then head of the Institute, Wilmot James, became a trustee of the Ford Foundation (a position he retained until 2008); likewise IDASA's current chair, Njabulo Ndebele, is a former resident scholar at the Ford Foundation. Ndebele is also a trustee of the Nelson Mandela Foundation where he serves alongside current Open Society Foundation of South Africa board member (and former Rockefeller Foundation trustee) Mamphela Ramphele. Former board member of the Open Society Foundation of South Africa, Khehla Shubane, helped establish the Nelson Mandela Foundation, while also serving as the CEO of Business Map Foundation – a "research institution focusing on black economic empowerment and monitoring foreign investment patterns."

The Open Society Foundation of South Africa happens to be another of George Soros's polyarchal ventures, and Soros recruited Slabbert to become the founding chair of this organization when it was founded in 1993. In addition to Ramphele, two other notable members of the Foundation's board of directors are the editor of Financial Mail, Barney Mthombothi (who is board member of the democracy-manipulating International Press Institute), and Jody Kollapen, the former chairperson of South Africa's principal human rights body the SA Human Rights Commission.

As William Robinson, the leading critical theorist of the democracy-manipulating establishment, observes:

US "democracy promotion," as it actually functions, sets about not just to secure and stabilize elite-based polyarchic systems but to have the United States and local elites thoroughly penetrate civil society, and from therein assure control over popular mobilization and mass movements (that is, correct the "flukes," or "dysfunctions," of democracy). This is in distinction to earlier strategies to constrain social and political mobilization though a focus on control of the state and governmental apparatus.

Leftist activists must collectively recognize this manipulative reorientation of the elite foreign policy-making community. If they continue to overlook the full extent of this change as many doctrinal human rights groups and progressive media outlets continue to do there will be little to prevent their activism from acting in the service of imperialism and polyarchy, not justice and grassroots democracy.

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“Tutu Alicante: About Equatorial Guinea”- https://youtu.be/skr-8Sxufq4

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jul/11/equatorial-guinea-human-rights-africa-dictatorship-tutu-alicante states;

In a continent infamous for repressive dictatorships, Equatorial Guinea is among the very worst. Its president, Teodoro Obiang Nguema, has been in power for 34 years, making him Africa’s longest serving dictator. The country is enormously wealthy, thanks to its vast oil reserves, but that wealth is concentrated in the hands of a tiny elite.

Most Equatorial Guineans remain in crushing poverty, with little or no access to decent healthcare or education. Opposition to the status quo, meanwhile, is virtually non-existent: torture and intimidation of the government’s critics is common place, while any attempts to organise outside official government channels are crushed.

Tutu Alicante, executive director of EG Justice, is that rarest of things: an Equatorial Guinean willing to publicly oppose his government.

The US is critical [about] what’s happening in my country, all the oil companies are US companies. The US is investing upwards of $5 billion a year in Equatorial Guinea through the oil companies. Being in the US allows me to raise awareness among US policy makers, US journalists, US citizens, about the impact they are having in Equatorial Guinea. It allows me to be a bridge between people in Equatorial Guinea suffering the brunt of what these companies are doing there.

>>12208451

>>12212932

“Tutu Alicante: Repression” - https://youtu.be/d8r9lguLZ_E

“How has Obiang been able to maintain power in Equatorial Guinea?”

TRANSCRIPT

President Obiang runs, rules, governs over a government in which, in a parliament of a hundred parliamentarians, one MP, one parliamentarian represents the opposition. All the judges in the country are handpicked personally by President Obiang. All the ministers – so one of his sons is minister of agriculture, one of his sons runs the minister of mine, one of his nephews runs the ministry of economy. The petrol company, the GEPEtrol, Guinea Ecuatorial Petroleos, is run by one of – his wife’s brothers.

So in all key positions, he has managed to place family members or people that have been with him since 1979. We have ministers in government that have been there since 1979 – 33 years, just like President Obiang. How has he been able to maintain power in Equatorial Guinea? It’s by controlling the military. He himself is the highest-ranking military officer in the nation. He has two brothers, both of whom are high-ranking generals. His son, who has no training militarily, no training college wise or education wise, is ranked general in the army. And all the other key positions, minister of defense, et cetera, are held by family members. Oil, discovered in 1994, which pushed the GDP per capita [measured by Purchasing Power Parity in constant international dollars] of the country to today about $37,000, has given Obiang the financial resources to buy off real political opposition inside and outside Equatorial Guinea.

Oil revenues have also given Obiang, President Obiang, the ability to buy off international pressure. So right now, in the CEMAC region, the Central African region, not a single government will speak out against what is happening in Equatorial Guinea. Even at a level of the African continent, not a single government wants to speak out about what’s happening there. President Obiang was chair of the African Union in 2010. During that period as the chair of the African Union, he represented Africa during G-8 summits, he represented Africa all global international conferences of stature.

Since then, he has agreed to host the UNASUR conference, which is a conference that brings together heads of state from Latin America and Africa. He has agreed to host the Sullivan Foundation forum [the Leon H. Sullivan Summit], which is a conference organized by the Sullivan Foundation based in Washington, D.C., that brings together heads of state from Africa. And he has held many other regional meetings bringing all these presidents together, all in an effort to show the international community that he’s running a legitimate government, and an effort that, unfortunately for the people of Equatorial Guinea, is giving the perception, the appearance that this president is one that is friendly for business purposes, is friendly for political purposes, is friendly or desirable for stability in the region.

“Child-raping UN "Peace" Troops (NWO Military) Exposed” - https://youtu.be/sTh8g1QFqT8

“In this episode of Behind The Deep State, host Alex Newman exposes United Nations "peacekeeping" troops for their horrific crimes, especially those committed against women and children. Under the guise of keeping the peace, this scandalous abuse has been an ongoing, systemic issue with the UN for decades. And yet, nothing is done, the troops are given diplomatic immunity, and New World Order globalists are still using these disgraced forces to impose the UN's will on nations and peoples all over the world.”

>>12258223

Happy New Year

I have the following suggestions, thank you;

“”South African Violence and Crime bun””

>>12184048 South Africa: Widespread Xenophobic Violence – Human Rights Watch (Video and Article)

>>12183290 “Grim child murder figures in SAfrica spark outrage” (Video and Article)

>>12171409, >>12146749 Local Gangs Linked to International Organised Crime (Videos and Article)

>>12168967, >>12169032, >>12169094 Rhino poaching (Articles and Video)

>>12161391 “Igsaan & The Americans: The disturbing tale of a gang leader in Cape Town” (Video)

>>12158611, >>12148352, >>12092370, >>12092356 Looting (Videos)

>>12146798, >>12116170 “Hitmen for Hire: Exposing South Africa's Underworld” (Videos)

>>12146749, >>11827638 South Africa’s Dark Criminal Underworld – Gangster’s Paradise (Videos and Article)

>>12105433, >>12105455, >>12116301, Taxi violence (Articles and Videos)

>>12105982 Illegal mining, turf wars and human trafficking (Article and Video)

>>12010792, >>12050847, >>11926657, >>11969661, >>11806678, >>11680417 Farm Murders, Livestock Theft, etc. in South Africa (Articles and Videos)

>>11890822, >>11828338, >>11828801 Violence Against Women (Videos)

>>11785151 Incompetent and Corrupt Police (Article and Video)

>>11785032, >>11725883 Truck Attacks (Article and Video)

>>12081639 China’s Illegal Fishing in South African Oceans and Involvement in Africa (Article)

“”South Africa – Deep State Connections bun””

>>12159952, >>12157620, >>11973573, >>11970262 George Soros (Articles and video)

>>11962308, >>11962336, >>11962364, >>11713692, >>11707232, >>11693338, >>11692851, >>11591368 Oppenheimer Family (Articles and Videos)

>>11767665, >>11766576, >>11780695 Johan Rupert (Articles and Videos)

>>11795712, >>11780291 World Economic Forum (Article)

>>11725445 “The Hidden Story Of The Demonization & Assassination In 1966 Of One Of The Greatest Statesmen Of Our Era: South African Prime Minister Henrik Verwoerd.” (Article)

“”Angola bun””

>>11713804, >>11713810 “CIA - Angolan Revolution”(Video)

>>11715152 “Angola: America's New Frontier (2005)”(Video)

>>12210704 “HOW WE WON THE BATTLE IN ANGOLA - Simon Mann | London Real” (Video)

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>>12145195, >>12007793 Thabo Mbeki (Article and video)

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>>11995248 British Involvement in South Africa (Video)

>>11886117, >>11817972, >>12020283, >>12022449 Expropriation Without Compensation (Articles and Videos)

>>11808427 “Over 17 million beneficiaries receive social grants“ (Article)

>>11934389 Heed South Africa’s former Supreme Court Judge’s Warning (Video)

>>11737824, >>11737845 Secretary-General Ace Magashule (Videos)

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"God Bless the U.S.A. (Donald J. Trump)" - https://youtu.be/O_PC_fy0fk0

God Bless America, patriots of the world are with you!

WWG1WGA!

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>>12479821

“This Could Have Been Your Mother | South Africa (2021)” - https://youtu.be/G2I5LIlNAVs

"Tell me again how after 10 months of being in a lockdown and with R577 Billion raised we have people lying on the ground in hospital wards and begging for oxygen? Our Government has failed us."

>>12498025

>>12498147

“VLOG 72: The lockdown is turning good people into criminals…and that’ll erode the rule-of-law!” - https://youtu.be/bQwbkD_egVo

With the below description;

Since the start of South Africa’s asinine and unscientific policy of lockdown in March, just over 342 000 citizens have been arrested for infringing on the petty and arbitrary regulations.

The lockdown is not achieving the states goals of “stopping the spread” of COVID 19, yet is placing a huge cost on society and the economy.

Politicians have pitted themselves against citizens, and have aimed state force and violence onto the largely law-abiding citizenry.

The consequences of this will be the eroding of the rule-of-law, as people increasingly no longer consent to be governed or policed by a petty state that criminalises normal life.

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“SAPS breaks up Sebokeng church gathering | Coronavirus in SA” - https://youtu.be/tjLARm-p-o4

“15 Days of lockdown – 20 000 people arrested, 7455 for not wearing masks”at

The Police Minister, General Bheki Cele has called on South Africans to heed government’s call to adhere to the adjusted lockdown regulations.

This comes after over 20 000 people were arrested and/or fined for contravention of the Disaster Management Act, since the start of the Adjusted Level 3 Lockdown on 29 December 2020.

Cele noted with great concern the arrest of 7 455 citizens who were caught not wearing masks in public.

“These arrests were made despite people being told continuously to wear their masks. Wearing a mask is mandatory and people caught without one in public, are committing an offence. The wearing of masks is both for your safety and the safety of others around you.”

A further 834 people were arrested for liquor related infringements such as for the sale, dispensing, distribution and transporting of alcohol.

Minister Cele has commended the majority of South Africans who are complying with the adjusted regulations.

“I want to stress the point that the law enforcement agencies do not enjoy making these arrests as these laws are there to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus that’s ravaging our country. However, officers of the SAPS are left with no choice but to act in the interest of saving lives. Therefore, I urge everyone who resides within our borders to respect the laws of this land. The regulations are among our arsenal against this deadly virus and failure to comply with them, certainly will result in more people being infected and more lives being lost,” Cele concluded.

Since the start of the National Lockdown in March 2020, over 342 000 people have been arrested for contravening the Disaster Management Act.

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My apologies. I forgot to add the link for “15 Days of lockdown – 20 000 people arrested, 7455 for not wearing masks” which is https://southafricatoday.net/south-africa-news/15-days-of-lockdown-20-000-people-arrested-7455-for-not-wearing-masks/.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/jan/16/banking-heir-benjamin-de-rothschild-dies-at-57/

Benjamin de Rothschild, who oversaw the banking empire started by his father in 1953, has died. He was 57.

The Edmond de Rothschild Group, the company he was chairman of, said that de Rothschild died of a heart attack Friday afternoon at his home in Pregny, Switzerland.

Since 1997, Benjamin de Rothschild headed the banking group, which was named after his father. Today, Edmond de Rothschild Group says it manages assets worth 160 billion euros, or $190 billion.

Want to toast with his own South African wine?

“A Letter to Liberals, No 2” - https://youtu.be/cLQSTf4BX_E

“3,000 mice, 550 guinea pigs, four rabbits dead as vaccine workers strike” - (state-owned company)at https://www.timeslive.co.za/sunday-times-daily/news/2020-11-06-3000-mice-550-guinea-pigs-four-rabbits-dead-as-vaccine-workers-strike/ states;

Thousands of animals have been put down after workers refused to allow vets and staff access to them

More than 3,000 mice, 550 guinea pigs and four rabbits had to be put down as striking workers prevented veterinarians and other staff to access them.

The animals were at Onderstepoort Biological Products (OBP), a state-owned animal vaccine manufacturing company, as workers embarked on a strike and denied veterinarians and other staff access to them. As a result, their health deteriorated…

“VLOG 73: Durban’s criminal underworld is frightening!” - https://youtu.be/Oj2swRifVlM

Worth listening to! He explains well what a society comes to when it is ruled by a corrupt government.

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“Shonisani Lethole: Damning findings into man’s death” at Thembisa Hospital- https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/shonisani-lethole-damning-findings-into-mans-death/.

Shonisani Lethole died at the Tembisa Hospital, days after complaining about the lack of proper care at the facility

Health Ombudsman Professor Malekgapuru Makgoba has found that Tembisa Hospital acted negligently and failed to administer proper care for Shonisani Lethole.

Makgoba released his report on Wednesday, January 27, 2021.

The 34-year-old man had been admitted to the hospital for breathing problems – and was confirmed to have tested positive for COVID-19 only after his death.

Before his passing, Lethole had reached out Health Minister Zweli Mkhize to complain about the conditions at the hospital and said he hadn’t eaten in days.

Now Malekgapuru’s report has found that that Leshole hadn’t eaten for a total of more than 100 hours – that’s a little over four days.

“The first failure to offer him food was when he arrived at the hospital on the 23rd to the time when he was admitted to ward 23, on the 24th, around midnight, when started to have food the following day. The second in the timeframe was when he was sedated, he was on mechanical ventilation and nobody inserted a nasogastric tube. He was never fed until he died,” he said.

An investigation into Lethole’s death was launched at the request of Mkhize.

Malekgapuru said Tembisa Hospital should have never been designated as a COVID-19 hospital as it was “like a zoo of people supposed to look like patients”

The ombudsman was further scathing of the healthcare workers

“The health-care professional team of doctors and nurses conceded to the investigation to this negligent, callous and uncaring omission. This uncaring attitude represented gross medical negligence,” Makgoba said.

He said the hospital management team mislead then Health MEC Dr Bandile Masuku about the state of the facility and recommended that action be taken against him.

Malekgapuru has recommended that Gauteng health MEC Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi should urgently appoint an independent forensic and audit firm to, among others, conduct a fit for purpose competency assessment of the leadership and management staff at the hospital.

Makgoba said Mokgethi should institute a disciplinary inquiry against Dr Lekopane Mogaladi, the CEO and accounting officer of the hospital, for presiding over the saga.

“Tembisa Hospital and its medical team of health providers must take accountability and responsibility for this substandard and negligent care provided Mr Lethole,” he said.

“Zuma implicated again | State Capture Inquiry” - https://youtu.be/p7v6GQAqr8g

“Fingers are being pointed at former President Jacob Zuma again, at the State Capture Inquiry. A witness identified only as 'Ms K', says State Security Agency funds were channelled towards the former president. Barry Bateman has more.”

“State Capture Inquiry | Discussion on State Security Agency testimonies” - https://youtu.be/6epYqvWp3Jc . This is a good discussion.

Keep in mind, Jacob Zuma stated in the video at >>12136168 ;

13:29 – “I know a lot about spies as the three organisations said and they were telling the truth. I do know. That was my job given by the African National Congress.”

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Also.

“The only history of governance that the ANC has had was characterized by incompetence, corruption, cruelty and a callous disregard for democracy and human rights.”

The book, “Mbokodo: Inside MK: Mwezi Twala - A Soldier’s Story”, states; “The only history of governance that the ANC has had was characterized by incompetence, corruption, cruelty and a callous disregard for democracy and human rights. Under the tutelage of the SACP, the Mbokodo subverted Albert Luthuli’s ANC into Oliver Tambo’s, which Nelson Mandela has found expedient to retain.”

Attached are additional portions retrieved from the book however below are more noteworthy comments.

“A consultative conference was called for, to elect new leaders who would be charged with getting the ANC back on track. The cadres were floundering in fetid Angolan camps while the leaders were wallowing in luxury in Lusaka. There was very strong evidence that ANC funds were being misappropriated for the personal use of the leaders, many of whom had acquired expensive real estate in foreign countries. An audit of ANC funds was demanded. Corruption was rampant: some ANC leaders were using ANC personnel and facilities to indulge in illegal activities such as drug smuggling, car theft and illicit diamond dealing, while other abused their positions to gain sexual favours from young female cadres.”

“I meditated on the journey I had taken in order to be a soldier, to do my bit to free my people from the yoke of apartheid. All I had achieved was to be subjected to another kind of repression, imprisonment, and torture. If I had stayed in the Republic, fighting my own war against the Regime, I would have achieved far more in a week than I had over the past fifteen years in Angola, Mozambique and Zambia under the communist ANC leadership. Also in the event of being apprehended by the South African authorities, I would have faced a proper judicial trial and been sentenced to a prison term.”

Was the UN assisting the ANC? The book states;

“This poor wretch had decided to quit the ANC by resigning. He had gone to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to seek protection, which was accorded to him…. Under the eyes of the UNHCR authorities he [and another ANC cadre also wanting to resign] was kidnapped by ANC security and brought to Quatro, where they were sealed in seperate isolation cells. The one who had left Viana Camp underwent mind-blowing torture and questioning for days.”

Bantu Holomisa shares his experiences with the state intelligence

“State Capture heard that the SSA has paid between R100K and R200K a month for apartheid assassin” - https://youtu.be/UYah-VpdhMs

The reporter tries to push a narrative however Holomisa sheds light how corrupt the current system is. Noteworthy comments.

6:14 – “It is unacceptable what they have done. Especially a person like me because I survived from the assassination plots which were orchestrated by de Kock hence he went to the TRC and we were asked whether we endorsed that. We had no choice at the time, we endorsed it. For him now to live like a king after he killed so many people, it begs a question as to who are these leaders who are leading us today?”

8:04 – “Judge Zondo must dig deep. This thing is deep.”

“Top hijacking trends and hotspots in South Africa right now”- https://businesstech.co.za/news/motoring/464880/top-hijacking-trends-and-hotspots-in-south-africa-right-now/. Below are a few excerpts.

Security group Tracker has published its the latest Tracker Vehicle Crime Index, detailing how the country’s lockdown has impacted hijackings and other vehicle crimes in South Africa.

The group’s vehicle crime statistics for the period July to December 2020 showed a 13% decrease in the number of vehicle crime activities reported nationally compared to the same period in 2019.

Recorded from Tracker’s more than 1.1 million installed vehicle base, the statistics indicate that theft decreased by 21%, while hijacking saw a 5% reduction.

Hijacking still attributes a higher percentage of vehicle crime, averaging a 53/47 split versus theft.

“The slant towards hijacking is most likely an opportunistic tactic, with a noticeable increase in vehicles being targeted for their loads, particularly fast-moving consumable goods. Drivers carrying large amounts of cash are also being targeted,” it said.

The provinces and towns most affected by vehicle crime remain similar to past indices. Gauteng still experiences the most vehicle crime, with hijacking prevalent in Johannesburg and theft mainly occurring in Pretoria.

This is followed by KwaZulu-Natal with Durban in the top spot for both hijacking and theft, and the Western Cape with hijacking mainly occurring in Mitchells Plain and theft in Cape Town.

Hijacking hotspots:

• Gauteng – Johannesburg

• KZN – Durban

• Western Cape – Mitchell’s Plain

• Mpumalanga – eMalahleni

• Eastern Cape – Motherwell

• North West – Rustenburg

• Limpopo – Dennilton

• Free State – Bloemfontein

• Northern Cape – Kimberly

Theft hotspots:

• Gauteng – Pretoria

• KZN – Durban

• Western Cape – Cape Town

• Mpumalanga – eMalahleni

• Eastern Cape – Port Elizabeth

• North West – Rustenburg

• Limpopo – Polokwane

• Free State – Bloemfontein

• Northern Cape – Kimberly

Tracker said that its efforts to combat vehicle crime resulted in 2,949 vehicle recoveries, 397 arrests and 13 firearms recovered for the six-month period.

“The decrease in vehicle crime could be attributed to fewer vehicles on the road compared to the previous year, as South Africans continue to restrict their movements to help prevent the spread of Covid-19,” said Ron Knott-Craig, Executive: Operational Services at Tracker South Africa.