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Nic venter retweeted
A truly amazing admission.
For those that don’t know, South Africa is now a hellish anti-white failed state.
Most water systems are failing, food production is collapsed, and the cities are unlivable road warrior death zones.
Nic venter retweeted
The most important election poster you will ever see... Vote wisely on Wednesday🥸
Nic venter retweeted
“They killed my mother for being too old to be a sex slave. They killed all my brothers for refusing to convert to Islam. I was raped and tortured every day for 6 months. That’s what life is like for non-Muslims in the Middle East.”
Where is UN Women?
Nic venter retweeted
Nelson Mandela was a radical Marxist, terrorist, and murderer. He impoverished millions of Africans in his bloodthirsty lust for power. He is one of the few 20th century men who destroyed an entire country. History will soon catch up to what he was.
Nic venter retweeted
Jonathan Jansen says the White Cross Project is White supremacy.
He also says, "They spit in the face of black grace, and that dis-grace they will carry with them to their shallow graves."
What "Black grace?" You mean having your ears chopped of and diced, but still surviving to live the rest of your life without them, a damaged kidney, a gunshot and stab wounds? That "Black grace?"
Jonathan Jansen has published an astounding article in News24 entitled White Crosses and Black Grace. In it, he accuses me and my colleagues at Lex Libertas of showing contempt for black people by commemorating the victims of farm murders.
He describes us as a political opportunists, associates our White Cross Project with white supremacy, and concludes with these words:
‘They spit in the face of black grace, and that dis-grace they will carry with them to their shallow graves.’
This is an astonishing thing to say about people campaigning against murder. One would expect better from an academic who has spent much of his career advocating reconciliation and understanding.
However, Jansen's personal insults are less interesting than the assumptions underlying his argument. These deserve closer examination, particularly because they reveal some troubling contradictions in his thinking.
Read my full commentary by clicking on the link below.
Nic venter retweeted
Thanks @Mngxitama2 , you just confirmed that the attacks on farmers are politically motivated.
You will have your day, you utter piece of excretement.
Nic venter retweeted
“Shame, they’re just poor people who want homes.”
Of course. That’s why they tied residents’ pets with rope, swung them around and threw them into a fire. All part of finding somewhere to live.
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Nic venter retweeted
Please don't take this personally, but I'd like to point out an article you wrote following the recording of the Big Debate episode on Whiteness, in which your comment "all white people are inherently racist" made quite a big splash.
Most South Africans don't know the episode's total recording time lasted almost SIX HOURS. They were presented with a mere 45 mins of edits.
Prior to the show's release, you wrote an article stating producers encouraged panellists to express their most extreme opinions, turning an already contentious discussion into an escalating competition of outrage.
I'm thankful for that, only finding it now a decade later because, looking back, it explains quite a bit. Unfortunately, what was presented as a serious examination was actually just a political circus because it gave the wrong impression of tensions in the country. Sweeping racial accusations, ideological grandstanding, and the casual dismissal of legitimate concerns about government accountability were packaged as meaningful public discourse. I can laugh at it now, even though I think it was irresponsible.
But there was something magical that made that show worthwhile. The most revealing contribution came from an ordinary woman living in an informal settlement. The show was debating whiteness. And while everybody was acting like clowns, she described the indignity of poverty, inadequate services, and daily hardship. Yet, when invited to direct her resentment towards WHITE South Africans, she refused to assign them exclusive blame. Instead, she acknowledged the failures of the democratic government that was supposed to improve her circumstances.
Her lived experience cut straight through the ideological theatre. The voice usually drowned out by the circus.
I know it's a decade later.
You already understood the mechanism.
You acknowledge how provocative statements attract attention. You understood that outrage was being rewarded.
A decade later, we understand why legacy media is dying, because it exposes what we have come to understand from journalism. If journalists know that outrageous statements generate attention, one can't help but wonder how often they deliberately exploit that very phenomenon for clicks and how much damage they're prepared to do to public discourse in the process.
X isn't awful. Throwing stones... very South African. X can be unforgiving. I've learnt a few lessons the hard way myself.
As the South African proverb goes: Don't take people for a P**S.
Food for thought.
Take care. God bless.
Nic venter retweeted
Andile Mngxitama (@Mngxitama2):
1. Sitting Member of South African @ParliamentofRSA
2. Member of uMkhonto WeSizwe Party (@MkhontoweSizwex)
He deleted his post below.
The internet NEVER forgets.
Screenshots are forever!!
Make it go viral!!
The world must see!!
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Nic venter retweeted
Die swaard oor Agoa gaan heel waarskynlik môre, 2 November, val en duisende werkers se koppe gaan rol. Die Suid-Afrikaanse regering lyk heeltemal oukei daarmee.
Vir meer as tien jaar veg Solidariteit vir Agoa. Selfs tydens die Biden-administrasie het ons voorleggings aan die Amerikaanse kongreskomitees gemaak, want ons kon sien hoe die spanning oor Suid-Afrika se roekelose buitelandse beleid opbou.
Daarna het ons ‘n lang geskiedenis gehad van veg vir die land. Ons hou nie, van die regering nie, maar ons is lief vir die land en sy mense. Mense se werk is die rede vir ons bestaan.
Dit het lank voor die Trump-administrasie begin.
Die regering van Suid-Afrika was ’n formidabele vyand in Solidariteit se stryd vir Agoa.
Die SA-regering het alles moontlik gedoen om Agoa te kelder. Dis asof hulle ’n meesterplan ontwikkel het om Agoa te laat val.
As Agoa die beskerming van eiendomsreg vereis, wil die regering sonder vergoeding onteien.
As Agoa vereis dat Amerikaanse belange en veiligheid nie benadeel word nie, dans die regering met Iran, knipoog hy vir Rusland, hou hy hande met China vas en ontwikkel hy ’n liefdesverhouding met Hamas.
As Agoa vereis dat daar nie handelsbeperkings moet wees nie en dat werkersregte billik moet wees, word rasvereistes vir buitelandse maatskappye en raswette in die werkplek strenger.
Ironies genoeg moes Solidariteit ten spyte van die regering vir Agoa veg. Sowat 250 000 poste gaan waarskynlik in gevaar wees as gevolg van die regering se roekelose hantering van Agoa.
By elke liewe spanningspunt het die regering sy belangrikste handelsvennoot beledig.
Dis die SA-regering se skuld as ons uit Agoa geskop word. Agoa is nie ’n reg nie, maar ’n wet wat handelsvoordele onder bepaalde voorwaardes bied. As ons uit Agoa geskop word, is dit ‘n regeringsmislukking.
Die SA-regering het elke voorwaarde as ’n uitdaging beskou om dit te verbreek.
Die aantal poste wat verlore kan gaan, is gelyk aan die totale aantal werknemers van die vyf grootste mynhuise in SA. Hoe sou die ANC-alliansievennote gereageer het as die regering se optrede direk tot die sluiting van SA se vyf grootste myne gelei het?
’n Burgerlike organisasie, soos Solidariteit, kan net soveel doen om ’n ooreenkoms tussen twee lande te red as die begunstigde land alles doen om die ooreenkoms te kelder.
Die SA-regering moet sy kop in skaamte laat sak en Suid-Afrikaners om verskoning vra vir sy mislukking. ’n Regering met selfrespek sou bedank, maar ons regering het nie respek nie. Hulle regeer vir hulself en nie vir gewone mense
Nic venter retweeted
They cry that they were never allowed to vote during Apartheid, and then when they get the opportunity they sell their vote for R10.
Nic venter retweeted
I need the HELP from the public to flood the SAHRC with complaints on Monday. DM me to coordinate our attack against black racist like Andile Mngxitama.
Government silence on MPs justifying farm murders must also be sanctioned, as it endangers the lives of all white citizens.
Nic venter retweeted
Der Ablauf des PUTSCHVERSUCHS von Donald Tusk, unterstützt von der EU‼️
1. Der linke Ministerpräsident Donald Tusk versuchte, acht Richter des Verfassungsgerichts zu ernennen, obwohl er nur drei ernennen durfte.
2. Der rechtskonservative Präsident Karol Nawrocki nahm nur drei Richtern den Amtseid ab, wie es das Gesetz vorschreibt.
3. Tusk organisierte eine parallele Vereidigung für die anderen fünf, indem er ihnen selbst den Eid abnahm, obwohl die Verfassung festlegt, dass nur der Präsident dies tun darf.
4. Nawrocki verließ das Land für eine geplante Reise nach Senegal.
5. Einer der von Tusk illegal vereidigten Richter ordnete die Absetzung des Präsidenten des Gerichts an, des Rechtskonservativen Bogdan Święczkowski.
6. Tusk befahl der Polizei, den Zugang zum Gericht zu blockieren und so dem Präsidenten des Obersten Gerichts den Eintritt zu verwehren.
7. Nawrocki unterbrach seine Reise und kehrte eilig nach Polen zurück.
8. In der Nacht zum Freitag stellte er sich persönlich vor das Gerichtsgebäude und rang mit den Polizisten, um den Zugang freizubekommen.
9. Sobald er im Gerichtsgebäude war, entfernte er die fünf von Tusk illegal vereidigten Richter und gewährte dem Präsidenten des Obersten Gerichts Zugang zu seinem Büro.
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#KarolNawrocki #DonaldTusk
