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The deep state really runs deep. There are many players involved however George Soros comes to mind as he has a tendency to support and fund violent organizations like Antifa. Keep in mind, he started his “philanthropy” in South Africa in 1979 as discussed in the posting, >>9310224, on this board. He helped to get the ANC into power and from there he put key people into positions to do the deep state’s bidding. Cyril Ramaphosa became a very rich man in a short period of time. I recommend that you read this article, https://www.fulcrumnews.com/blog/2018/4/3/george-soros-a-coup-against-the-republic.

Once the ANC took power, their military wing Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) was integrated into South African National Defense Force (SANDF) as well as the military wing, Azanian People’s Liberation Army (APLA) (which was disbanded back in 1994) of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC). The Chief of the SANDF is General S. Shoke, http://www.dod.mil.za/csandf/chief.htm, who was a former MK member and many others hold key positions in the military. South Africa also harbors terrorist organizations and their training camps, http://www.israelink.co.za0/isis-south-africa-breeding-ground-financing-extremism/.

Then there are the following articles, https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-08-19/britain-backing-south-africas-land-confiscations-white-farmers and https://www.afriforum.co.za/en/expropriation-akkerland-boerdery-sa-government-abuses-land-reform-pretext-obtaining-minerals-facilitating-chinese-expansion-sa/.

I recommend you watch this video if you haven't seen it already, https://www.bitchute.com/video/hvOXzfRHJzA0, to get a better understanding how South Africa got to this point but I must warn you that it is graphic.

With regard to symbolism, the flag and the emblems of the government were redesigned. For instance, you will notice that the flag forms a green “Y” and someone already analysed the Coat of Arms of South Africa, see image. I am not sure if I can get more details of what symbolism were used in the murders however all I know is that the media remains silent concerning the atrocities in the country.

It seems as though Soros and the deep state wants to create anarchy in the world so that they can force the world into their New World Order.

These people are sick. In South Africa, there are about 11 languages in the country which means that there are 11 different cultures so you can imagine how much of a rift Soros can create.

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My apologies, this is the corrected web address, http://www.israelink.co.za/isis-south-africa-breeding-ground-financing-extremism/

Cyril Ramaphosa’s involvement in MTN. There is an interesting article, "MTN faces US complaint for allegedly aiding, making payments to Taliban", which can be viewed at this link, https://www.fin24.com/Companies/ICT/mtn-faces-us-complaint-for-allegedly-aiding-making-payments-to-taliban-20191230. He was the chairman of MTN for many years as the following article explains, http://www.itwebafrica.com/south-africa/230709-cyril-ramaphosa-retires-as-mtn-director-chairman. “During Cyril Ramaphosa’s tenure as chair of the board the company moved billions of rands earned in Africa to offshore tax havens.” - more can be read at https://amabhungane.org/stories/ramaphosa-and-mtns-offshore-stash/.

Also Cyril had shares in MTN, https://amabhungane.org/stories/nigerian-bank-investigation-could-embroil-mtn-ramaphosa/, and below are a few excerpts from the article;

“The forensic probe also flags South Africa’s Public Investment Corporation (PIC) as having received an irregular forex clearance around the time it acquired its MTN Nigeria stake.

Amabhungane has established that the PIC stake was bought from Shanduka in 2015.

Ramaphosa’s family trust held a 29.6 percent stake in Shanduka but he eventually unbundled his shareholdings after he became deputy president in 2014.

The fact that the PIC bought most of Ramaphosa’s stake also appears to have been concealed until recent inquiries by Finance Uncovered and amaBhungane.

The investment was a bad one for the PIC: the shares were declared to be worth R2,802,327,000 at the time of purchase; in the 2017 annual report for the PIC they were valued at only R996,000,000 – 35% of what they were bought for.” Full article can be read at this link, https://amabhungane.org/stories/nigerian-bank-investigation-could-embroil-mtn-ramaphosa/. Standard bank, Standard Chartered and Citigroup are also mentioned.

For those who are not familiar with PIC, you can learn more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Investment_Corporation.

Furthermore, this is a very interesting article, “Why Iran's nuclear program would not exist without South Africa”, at https://www.asiabyafrica.com/point-a-to-a/how-iran-nuclear-program-start. Below are a few excerpts;

“Private sector cooperation between the two countries is also growing, as is the level of intrigue. Of particular interest is Africa’s largest telecom - South Africa’s MTN - which has made substantial investments in Iran, with a 49 percent stakes in both in IranCell Telecommunication Services and state-owned internet provider Iranian Net. MTN has also invested in Iran Internet Group with runs the Snapp.ir ride sharing app.

Controversy surrounds MTN’s acquisitions in Iran, as the company repatriates $1 billion trapped in the country during U.S-led sanctions. Specifically, MTN’s Turkish competitor - Turkcell - filed a 60 page complaint in 2012 as part of a civil suit in a U.S court claiming that MTN had muscled Turkcell out of the competition for the aforementioned 49 percent stake of IranCell. Turkcell claimed that MTN bribed Iranian officials, and shared details about vehicles, military equipment and UN votes which South Africa would provide Iran if MTN won the bid.

The case was withdrawn in 2012 after the U.S Supreme Court ruled that American courts could no longer try international corporate civil suites. Turkcell lodged the case with the High Court of Johannesburg in 2013, with the case finally going to trial in June 2017. Turkcell is claiming $4.2 billion in damages in potential lost revenue, citing that the 49 percent stake in Irancell was originally awarded to the Turkish firm in 2005.

2012 also saw the American advocacy group United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) launch a public campaign for MTN to scale back its operations in Iran. UANI claimed that MTN’s technology was allowing the Iranian government to locate and track individual cell phone users. To make matters worse for the company, Chris Kilowan a former MTN executive in Iran, alleged that MTN was complicit in securing telecommunications technology from Sun Microsystems, Hewlett-Packard and Cisco Systems for the Iranian government, in contravention of international sanctions.”

“Turkcell’s reference to South Africa’s offer to ‘sell’ UN votes brings us neatly to another important facet of South Africa’s relationship with Iran; namely Pretoria’s support for Tehran at the international level. Alongside supporting Iran’s efforts to join the BRICS organization, South Africa has been a staunch supporter of Iran at the United Nations, describing unilateral, pre-Iran nuclear deal sanctions as “illegal and irrational.””

"Alongside the UN and IAEA, South Africa also uses its considerable influence in the African Union (AU) to aid Iran."

https://www.timeslive.co.za/politics/2020-01-10-ramaphosa-expresses-support-for-iran-after-us-killing-of-qasem-soleimani/

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“Straight Talk with Sifiso Mahlangu: Former SARB director Stephen Goodson” at https://youtu.be/3mgKslSygnw. It is worth listening.

Stephen Goodson made the following noteworthy comments;

• The real state capture took place 30 June 1921 when Jan Smuts was prime minister and in the fold of the Rothschild group.

• CIA being used as a tool of the bankers to execute their long term plans.

• The CIA is responsible for up to 40 revolutions and change of governments since 1947.

• The Sharpeville massacre was organized, orchestrated and funded by the CIA to benefit their purposes.

• The CIA also uses the foundations to achieve their goals.

• He believes that they are responsible for the farm murders in South Africa as they want the food supply reduced.