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Hi Redi,
I'm on a farm, wifi download speed is 1meg, (every night) due to throttling, and we can't get Starlink.
Cameras are sending alerts, but can't check cause of low downloaded speed.
We don't own guns
2 neighbours have had home invasions in the past month.
Any suggestions?
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To all of you reposting this "Gaza flood" slop, you look like morons. I know you're trying to appear good but it is so transparently bad.
The same little girl in the vid below has been cast in dozens of similar Pallypropaganda videos because idiots like you will repost anything.
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🚨 BREAKING: A federal judge just REJECTED the BBC's bid to throw out President Trump's defamation lawsuit over its doctored January 6 speech edit
The defamation case is going FORWARD ‼️
Judge Jeffrey Kuntz: "Those cases involved a news entity reporting on a story. Here, the news entity created the story."
"BBC admitted as much by confirming it had edited a video to make it appear as though President Trump made a statement he never made."
"And it acknowledged it chose to release the video in a documentary only a week before the 2024 Presidential Election, at the time it would have the most impact."
The judge found Trump plausibly alleged ACTUAL MALICE, the toughest standard in defamation law
"Trump's claims extend beyond negligence and plead a claim of recklessness. That is more than enough."
The BBC spliced together parts of a speech trying to make 47 sound like an insurrectionist. FAFO!
Make them pay for Trump's presidential center 🤣
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Malema has publicly humiliated Herman on number occasions,why doesn’t he have an issue with Malema
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dailymaverick.co.za/article/… but let’s rather spend R82 million on a bankrupt golf tour, R31 million at FIFA World Cup and R20 million on non-existent VAR instead of putting the funds into SA sport, the athletes and grass roots development. The administration of SA sport is a tragic mess of systemic corruption from the Sports Ministry down to SASCOC and the majority of the federations. I used to think Fikile Mbalula was the most arrogant, corrupt and unethical
Sports Minister ever in SA but Gayton McKenzie is now right up there. Very sad for SA sport!
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I feel vindicated... Look at this ID10T!
I feel sorry for all the good people that voted for ActionSA. This is a man that obviously don't respect your vote.😤
Votes used like a Christmas tree.
For the climax and shine, then tossed on the compost heap for recycling.
Open letter to Herman Mashaba
Dear 'honorable' Mashaba,
This is not a plea. It is a clear picture of what the results say and what you are doing with them.
Voters in Gauteng turned out and punished the ANC and EFF. The DA came out as the biggest winner across the metros. ActionSA made real gains, especially in Tshwane under Nasiphi Moya. The VF+ held up. No party got a majority, but the message was unmistakable.
People wanted the ANC and EFF out.
In Johannesburg the DA got around 35%. That means every third face you see on the streets of Joburg voted for the DA and Zille as mayor.
In Tshwane they voted for Moya’s delivery, but majority voted for the DA and Brink, not your personal politics.
ActionSA is still a single-digit national party. Those are the numbers. The voters already spoke.
Yet you treat the DA as the enemy while the ANC remains the real problem. You keep attacking Helen Zille personally, refuse to work with the largest non-ANC force in these cities, and set conditions that make a clean DA-ActionSA arrangement almost impossible.
The practical result is simple: either ActionSA ends up in a deal with the ANC, or the DA does. That is not what a large part of your own voters wanted. That's the hand you are forcing in you disrespect towards democracy.
You left the DA years ago because they would not let you keep relying on the EFF. You have spent the years since obsessed with Helen Zille.
You called the DA racist and ruled out working with them under her. When I close my eyes I hear Malema when you speak.
The only difference is Malema has the EQ equivalent to his woodwork points at school. You didn't even had woodwork.
You placed Moya in a position where she has to carry instructions from an unelected national leader from ActionSA, oh... Thats you... So much for democracy hey.
None of this is about service delivery. It is about control and old scores.
Helen Zille has stayed focused and cucumber cool. She had one of the best campaigns we have ever seen.
Your response has been almost entirely personal. You didn't have an campaign. You don't have a plan. Your plan is to envy others so you can fool others in thinking you are better. Yet, your current coalition in JHB are known as your results.
Helen snorkeled in your results. Damn...
Every third person on the streets of Joburg already made their choice clear. Your refusal to respect that choice is forcing the hand toward the ANC.
Here’s the catch, this letter isn't actually for you. You and Michael blocked me like cowards when I presented receipts of a decaying Tshwane. This letter is for the people who voted for ActionSA, the DA, the VF+, the ACDP and the IFP.
Look at what is happening right now. Your vote is being used to block the very coalitions many of you supported. If the metros end up with ANC deals, it will not be because the numbers forced it. It will be because one leader could not put the result ahead of his own grievance.
Herman is placing himself before you.
Ask yourself what kind of leader does that?
You have been disrespected by the ANC for 32 years, and here Herman does exactly the same thing.
Herman, if you are listening (I doubt), you are a party leader, not a king. The salaries and the power come from the people who voted. They did not vote for personal vendettas. They voted to keep the ANC and EFF out of the driver’s seat. Every third face on the street already told you that.
The numbers are in. The choice is still yours.
Act like the servant of those voters, or accept that the blame for the next failed metro government sits with you.
I will say again... Any ANC kept alive on life support is on you🫵🏼, Herman-us.
Please make sure Herman sees this.
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"Helen Zille: Herman Mashaba hasn't deported a single person and he won't be able to from local government perspective because it's not a local government issue." So you know all of that noise appeals to dump people"
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South Africans have a very short memory.
JHB is currently in a ActionSA/ANC/EFF coalition. 👇🏼
Portraits of Johannesburg | A concrete trash bin arse first in a pothole on the corner of Oak and Harley Aves in Randburg, as water from a broken pipe floods the hole (the leak has been going for months). #joburgportraits @CityofJoburgZA l
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Open letter to Herman Mashaba
Dear 'honorable' Mashaba,
This is not a plea. It is a clear picture of what the results say and what you are doing with them.
Voters in Gauteng turned out and punished the ANC and EFF. The DA came out as the biggest winner across the metros. ActionSA made real gains, especially in Tshwane under Nasiphi Moya. The VF+ held up. No party got a majority, but the message was unmistakable.
People wanted the ANC and EFF out.
In Johannesburg the DA got around 35%. That means every third face you see on the streets of Joburg voted for the DA and Zille as mayor.
In Tshwane they voted for Moya’s delivery, but majority voted for the DA and Brink, not your personal politics.
ActionSA is still a single-digit national party. Those are the numbers. The voters already spoke.
Yet you treat the DA as the enemy while the ANC remains the real problem. You keep attacking Helen Zille personally, refuse to work with the largest non-ANC force in these cities, and set conditions that make a clean DA-ActionSA arrangement almost impossible.
The practical result is simple: either ActionSA ends up in a deal with the ANC, or the DA does. That is not what a large part of your own voters wanted. That's the hand you are forcing in you disrespect towards democracy.
You left the DA years ago because they would not let you keep relying on the EFF. You have spent the years since obsessed with Helen Zille.
You called the DA racist and ruled out working with them under her. When I close my eyes I hear Malema when you speak.
The only difference is Malema has the EQ equivalent to his woodwork points at school. You didn't even had woodwork.
You placed Moya in a position where she has to carry instructions from an unelected national leader from ActionSA, oh... Thats you... So much for democracy hey.
None of this is about service delivery. It is about control and old scores.
Helen Zille has stayed focused and cucumber cool. She had one of the best campaigns we have ever seen.
Your response has been almost entirely personal. You didn't have an campaign. You don't have a plan. Your plan is to envy others so you can fool others in thinking you are better. Yet, your current coalition in JHB are known as your results.
Helen snorkeled in your results. Damn...
Every third person on the streets of Joburg already made their choice clear. Your refusal to respect that choice is forcing the hand toward the ANC.
Here’s the catch, this letter isn't actually for you. You and Michael blocked me like cowards when I presented receipts of a decaying Tshwane. This letter is for the people who voted for ActionSA, the DA, the VF+, the ACDP and the IFP.
Look at what is happening right now. Your vote is being used to block the very coalitions many of you supported. If the metros end up with ANC deals, it will not be because the numbers forced it. It will be because one leader could not put the result ahead of his own grievance.
Herman is placing himself before you.
Ask yourself what kind of leader does that?
You have been disrespected by the ANC for 32 years, and here Herman does exactly the same thing.
Herman, if you are listening (I doubt), you are a party leader, not a king. The salaries and the power come from the people who voted. They did not vote for personal vendettas. They voted to keep the ANC and EFF out of the driver’s seat. Every third face on the street already told you that.
The numbers are in. The choice is still yours.
Act like the servant of those voters, or accept that the blame for the next failed metro government sits with you.
I will say again... Any ANC kept alive on life support is on you🫵🏼, Herman-us.
Please make sure Herman sees this.
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Britain never gets credit for ending slavery.
Every single day, Britain is blamed for slavery, Britain is told to apologise, and told to pay reparations. British kids are taught in school that their country is evil because of slavery.
Nobody ever teaches them the other half of the story. The half where Britain ended slavery.
Britain was not the only country that had slavery. Slavery existed in Africa for thousands of years before Britain. Slavery existed in the Arab world for thousands of years before Britain. Slavery existed in Brazil, in the Caribbean, everywhere. African kings were selling their own people. Arab traders were selling people. Everyone was doing it.
Only one country spent its own money, its own ships, its own soldiers, its own lives to stop it. And that country was Britain.
In 1807, Britain abolished the slave trade. In 1833, Britain abolished slavery across the entire empire. And Britain did not just pass a law and sit back. Britain sent the Royal Navy to patrol the entire Atlantic Ocean to hunt down slave ships. For over 60 years. British sailors died of disease, died in battle, died stopping slavery while other countries were still making millions from it.
Britain spent what would be billions today to buy the freedom of slaves. Britain paid off slave owners to free them. Britain borrowed so much money to do it that British taxpayers were still paying off that debt until 2015. People alive today were paying for the freedom of slaves from 200 years ago.
And Britain gets hate for it. Britain gets blame. Britain gets demands for more money. Britain gets statues torn down. Britain gets history rewritten.
America did not end the slave trade until decades later. Brazil did not end slavery until 1888. The Arab world kept slavery going well into the 1960s. Mauritania did not officially abolish it until 1981. And somehow Britain is painted as the villain.
Britain is the hero of this story. Britain is the country that decided slavery was wrong when the whole world thought it was normal, and then went to war against it.
If Britain had not stood up, slavery would have continued for another hundred years. The Royal Navy saved millions of lives.
The activists do not want people to know that. Because if people know Britain ended slavery, they cannot hate Britain. And hating Britain is their whole business.
Britain should not be apologising. Britain should be proud. Britain ended the greatest evil in human history.
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On 17 September 2019, Julius Malema stood up in Parliament & called Herman Mashaba the “EFF Mayor”
A fist fight broke out between DA & EFF members of parliament.
Mashaba wasn’t present in parliament but he created the chaos & continues to be a constant variable in coalition chaos
Note : Helen Zille never called Mashaba the EFF mayor
Why is Mashaba erratic like this ? Is he hiding something ?
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It was going great, until Tiny Mike blocked me 😭😭 oh well, it was fun while it lasted. Like Tiny's first marriage.
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British actor Russell Brand sentenced to more than 10 years in prison after being convicted in the UK of raping a fan and assaulting three women.
Whatever the reality is, one thing is for sure. The punishment came because he has the wrong politics against the establishment.
That is the proof. The grooming gangs got no real punishment for their gross crimes. But here we are, Russell Brand got served before the Islamist rape gangs.
Thousands of young British girls were raped, groomed, trafficked, and abused by Pakistani grooming gangs for decades. Police knew. Social workers knew. Politicians knew. And they did nothing. They covered it up because they were afraid of being called racist.
The rapists walked free. The victims were silenced. The whistleblowers were punished.
But Russell Brand speaks against Big Pharma, speaks against the media, speaks against the establishment, speaks against the war machine, and suddenly the full force of the law finds him.
This is not justice. This is selective justice. This is political punishment dressed up as morality.
If the UK cared about rape victims, the grooming gangs would be in prison for life. Every single one of them. The police who covered it up would be in prison. The politicians who protected them would be in prison.
Instead, they protect the gangs and punish the dissident.
Britain does not have a justice system anymore. Britain has a weapon. And it only points in one direction.
Against anyone who dares to speak against the establishment.
