Pearl Maile

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.

When the media reports on fraud and corruption by whites, they make it seem like an inconvenient mistake or mere lapse of judgement on perpetrators' part. There is never in-depth scrutiny that black people get subjected to. Take these cases for example: - A R4 billion fraud by Kastello, whose chairman is the DA's Finance Head, Mark Burke. The media make it seem like is just a mere exchange control violation, when it is a massive fraud where unauthorised offshore transfers were disguised as clients' foreign investment allowances. - Another R4 billion fraud at Tongaat-Hullet was reported as "an accounting irregularity". Former executives have been charged with fraud, yet we still don't know what properties they own and cars they drive, as it would have been the case if they were black. - The R365 billion fraud perpetrated by Markus Jooste at Steinhoff was also reported as "accounting irregularity". The DA which was linked to Markus Jooste and Steinhof has never been made the face of this fraud, in spite of evidence of direct links; yet the EFF was made the face of VBS when there is no link that fraud. - The CEO of Private preschool group KleuterZone, CEO Anthonie Bougas, vanished with R500 million belonging to investors and we don't even know how he looks like and which political party he is linked to. - Lawyer Ronald Bobroff stole close to a R1 billion from RAF claimants and fled to Australia in 2016. He was a regular commentator on Radio 702. The media has never hounded people linked to these scumbags and make them the face of crimes they committed. That is reserved for only black people. The media excuses criminal actions of white people, including their gross incompetence (e.g. Andre de Ruyter")