This blog has actively campaigned against the ANC (see uppercase). Most of the blog's life was during zuma's ruin it makes sense that I would have been so actively ANC. I am less opposed to them now but I won't vote for them, in spite of the fact that I firmly believe in Cyril – […]
We vote tomorrow. Stem waar? Read More »
Completely unrelated to the nature of this blog but I couldn't not post it It reminds me of the cover of a Stephen Stills album from the early 70s
Beauty in the snow Read More »
They pretty much published it verbatim – Ray Mahlaka edited it down to something a lot easier to read, you know what I'm like when I get started on bolshie bob. South Africa was a battered and bruised country when President Cyril Ramaphosa took over the reins. There was an air of immediate optimism after
The poor official opposition. They have suddenly become irrelevant. With Cyril moving the aNc towards the centre, the DA have found themselves wanting. julius knows this too – he's going all out to remain relevant. First it was the land – and now it's white people. It's too predictable – no-one knows what he's going
Nodderfok. Useless arsehole that he was and continues to be. Now I listen to Jessie Doosart telling a public that detests both equally how great zuma was. He wasn’t
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SANAS BEE analyst required in the Rosebank (JHB) area Read More »
Cosmetics is not a subject that I know much about. The last post, I mean hack, has been deleted.
Let's say you came across Joseph "Shaka" Nkadimeng and were tempted to do business with him. Try to fight off the temptation
Joseph “Shaka” Nkadimeng Read More »
David Kalmin was one of those people whose glass was more than half full, it was positively overflowing. He was the person who would look at adversity as an opportunity. In fact adversity excited him. I met David about five years ago. I needed a company to do my BEE certificates that was closer to
David Kalmin – a very sad loss Read More »
