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Tag Archives: politics
Hate speech
Melusi Gigaba said stuff about Steven Anderson and barred him from coming to South Africa to preach the gospel of Christ. It doesn’t wash, and Gigaba’s history of adultery renders him an incompetent witness and a partial judge on matters … Continue reading
Organs: Neither donor nor recipient be
Organ transplants used to be a matter of saving lives: after a tragic death, the better bits of the deceased are given to someone in desperate need, whose life is saved. It was a good news story: sight for the … Continue reading
Hello China, goodbye freedom
The South African government and the ANC has started to flirt with China and take their loans. It’s too good to be true. There’s a problem: The rich rules over the poor, and the borrower is the slave of the … Continue reading
The class struggle is over: long live the class struggle
In South Africa, the class struggle between the capitalists and the proletariat has been won by the proletariat. As a result we have the popular rule of the ANC, and largely friendly relations with COSATU (representing the proletariat) and the … Continue reading
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The pill, uncritically accepted
In the movie, The Matrix, Neo is offered a red pill and a blue pill. Not one movie goer thought to ask why he should take a pill at all. Things I only recently found out about the contraceptive pill: … Continue reading
Thanks for nothing, Mozilla
So Mozilla just threw its CEO Brendan Eich under the bus because the brainless baying hounds of homosexual rights came barking at their door. Thanks Mozilla. What an example you have set. You have just given in to terrorists – … Continue reading
Indecisive justice is indecisive
It has taken 10 years and 7 months for the honourable Eben Jordaan to reach a conclusion in the trial of the right wing “boeremag”. 10 years. What was so complex and difficult in this trial that it could not … Continue reading
La Manif Pour Tous – The Demonstration for All
So I’ve been listening to Learn French in your Car in my car, which has emboldened me to try and read French stuff on the internet. Doing that, I discovered I still haven’t got a clue. French seems to be … Continue reading
ICASA is immoral
In the spirit of “I’m with stupid”, ICASA, the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa has granted a license to TopTV to broadcast porn. This means that from now, when you drive to work, sit in your house, work in … Continue reading
Hidden treasure in a field
The wise and all knowing government of the republic of South Africa has given themselves sole and unassailable custodianship of the mineral rights of the country, including the salt on the sea shore. They have gone too far. The President, … Continue reading