The mosque built at the end of our street has those pylons structured around it, it looks like they have speakers going up on these pylons. If I have to hear the call to prayer 5 times a day, I'm going to fkn record it and post it on every idiots timeline that supports this

For those of you who thought the visit from a Bedford Borough Council official to investigate our daughter Zoe’s (age 12) pretend teddy bear cafe was too ridiculous to be real, here is the arrival of official. This is totally legit. She really did show up at our property to investigate the illegal teddy bears having their coffee🧸🧸☕️☕️

Only a two-state solution can work, Spain alongside Spanish Palestine.

No wonder things are getting worse in this country.

In case you’re wondering who controls Ramaphosa, you see the white chap behind him? He is Martim Kingston, the chairman of Rothschild, and a key figure in the project to dismantle government’s key role in the economy. He is the most influential person amongst those misleading government to pursue what they call “structural reforms” under Operation Vulindlela. Simply put, these so-called structural reforms means government no longer being a key role player in the economy. They are driving the collapse of Eskom through its unbundling and bringing in the private sector to be the key energy producer in the long-term. There is pressure on Eskom to let go of its transmission network and effectively hand it over to the private sector. Eskom without control of transmission assets, is as good as dead. We’ll be told that “clean energy” from the private sector should be prioritised in pursuit of climate change goals. Transnet’s rail assets have been sacrificed to the private sector. They intentionally collapsed Transnet’s logistics capacity in order to smuggle private sector participation in the rail logistics business. The next phase is to privatise the provision of water by granting licences to the private sector to operate in this space. Municipalities will in the long run no longer be providers of key basic services. Once this destructive programme is complete, there will be a government that has minimum economic leverage and no capacity to directly participate in the economy and drive development. The private sector is being handed key strategic assets necessary to safeguard our economic sovereignty and national security. Ramaphosa since becoming President has focused entirely on this treasonous project and neglected his responsibility to grow the economy and create jobs. Soon the private sector will profit from our misery with government having no capacity to influence our economic destiny.

The ANC has listened & we have heard. People expect government to work. They expect services to be reliable and affordable, leaders to be accountable and ethical, and municipalities to deliver. We commit to make local government work better for all South Africans.

Stop twerking for Israel.

These NGOs have got to go.

Ramaphosa launched the Final Revised White Paper on Local Government today at the Birchwood Hotel in Ekurhuleni. His central line: "We cannot build our way out of failure if we do not maintain what we have already built." The new rule: revenue from electricity and water sales will be ring-fenced for infrastructure maintenance before anything else. No more diverting utility revenue to other municipal functions. Here is what this actually means. For decades, municipalities have been using electricity and water revenue as a general fund. That money was supposed to maintain the pipes, the substations, the pump stations. Instead it went elsewhere. The infrastructure decayed while the revenue disappeared. The White Paper changes the model. One size does not fit all anymore. Powers and functions will be linked to a municipality's size, capability, and performance. If a council cannot deliver, functions move regionally or through concessions. There is also compulsory licensing for service providers. Separation of service authority and service provider roles. Stronger regulation of water and electricity. Now connect this to what happened this week. Tshwane ran without chlorine for three weeks. 408 people sick. Pretoria CBD now under boil-water advisory after a sewer burst. Bronkhorstspruit. The same city. Two water failures in one week. Why did the chlorine run out? Because the revenue that should have maintained the supply chain went somewhere else. Why did the sewer burst compromise the water system? Because the infrastructure was not maintained. The White Paper does not fix what happened this week. It prevents the next municipality from saying the same thing. But the enforcement question remains. Ring-fencing only works if the money cannot be moved. If the rules can be bypassed by council resolution, by emergency procurement, by "operational necessity" — then the ring-fence is just language. Ramaphosa also said functioning water, electricity, roads, and wastewater systems are "instruments of social justice." They are. But social justice does not come from a White Paper. It comes from a pipe that does not burst. A reservoir that has chlorine. A council that cannot touch the money.

Water and Sanitation Director-General, Dr Sean Phillips, says the national department does not have a budget to maintain municipal infrastructure. He says Parliament does not allocate the department a budget for that because it's not their function. Watch: tinyurl.com/y8fep273

Cyril Ramaphosa's administration is deliberately creating conditions where citizens will square off against immigrants. The ANC-DA government is fomenting chaos, anarchy and violence in SA. Once chaos erupts, they are going to take away our rights and hand over power to the UN.