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Real freedom fighters didn't sell us out like this. The ANC today is run by thugs who hijacked our struggle for their own pockets. These are not the people who were in the trenches. South Africa is being led by puppets and sellouts, we must open our eyes!!
IFP did not fight apartheid, it collaborated with it. It never liberated black people, it attacked them and nearly plunged us into civil war. Buthelezi was an apartheid collaborator who should have faced justice. Even now, IFP does not fight for black interests.
We are being treated like second-class citizens in our own country and black South Africa must stop accepting it. We have the buying power, we need our own restaurants and retail shops in our malls. Let's stop supporting people who don't care about us.
Jama kaSjadu The Great retweeted
Apartheid spies infiltrated the ANC at a high level. I believe some of those same people are now serving in the NEC and Cabinet.That’s why I don’t think the ruling party can implement policies or laws that actually favor the majority, which is Black South Africans.
Why is it always the same retail shops in every mall? Where are the retailers owned by black South Africans?sometimes I blame black South Africans for being useless.
Jama kaSjadu The Great retweeted
Real freedom fighters didn't sell us out like this. The ANC today is run by thugs who hijacked our struggle for their own pockets. These are not the people who were in the trenches. South Africa is being led by puppets and sellouts, we must open our eyes!!
Jama kaSjadu The Great retweeted
Replying to @JacintaNgobese
These are not our leaders. These thugs who hijacked our freedom.
Apartheid spies infiltrated the ANC at a high level. I believe some of those same people are now serving in the NEC and Cabinet.That’s why I don’t think the ruling party can implement policies or laws that actually favor the majority, which is Black South Africans.
Jama kaSjadu The Great retweeted
Replying to @mphodagada
The problem ANC has got a lot of spies, this could have been addressed long ago but we have a lot of government officials who are getting kick backs to turn a blind eye. There is a lot that could have been changed, Apartheid masters said they never trusted us
Jama kaSjadu The Great retweeted
Cyril escapced neglace in 90s, he was and is a mpimpi
For once, I agree with Malame.
Paul O'Sullivan was appointed by the Oppenheimers to groom Ramaphosa for president. Ramaphosa was never really part of ANC. He traveled in parallel with ANC.
Julius Malema is so correct about Ramaphosa, except that Ramaphosa did attend Mandela's inauguration. He was not on the stage with Mandela, Mbeki, and De Klerk as deputy president one and two.
He was sour grapes because the Oppenheimers wanted him there. Ramaphosa then said himself that he was going to rather leave politics and become a businessman.
Of cause the Oppenheimers told him to hang in there. That is the truth. Unfortunately, the Concourt is also now captured by businessmen.
The biggest mistake was putting your enemy on the table and negotiating with them. How do you negotiate with people who were killing your people? And at the end you don't prosecute them, you just let them walk free without any justice.
Jama kaSjadu The Great retweeted
Replying to @kalliekriel
Blacks had power to prosecute perpetrators of apartheid atrocities. But thought brushing shoulders with racists would guarantee them prosecutorial immunity. Now grandchildren of Verwoerd and Strijdom are teaching Blacks that you never knew what state power is. @MbalulaFikile 👎
CODESA was a sellout. The ANC elites who went there negotiated nothing for black people. They should be arrested for betraying the struggle.
Voting ANC is voting for white monopoly capital. The private sector loves the ANC because the ANC is their puppet — they will never challenge the rich who own this economy.
CODESA was not a negotiation, it was a betrayal. Our so-called black elites sold the blood of our struggle for suits and tenders. They came back with political power but left the economy in white hands.










