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Gepubliseer op 16 Mei 2020 | Geskryf deur Danie Varkevisser | | | Trefslae: 110
Uiteindelik was hulle eeue lang ywer deur die de Klerkregering se verraad vervul en het alles waarteen ons gewaarsku het nou ‘n werklikheid geword! Dat die Engelse en hulle liberale en humanistiese meelopers die gevolge van hulle ideologiese hersenskim, in sy ontblote werklikheid en gevolg, nie mee tevrede is nie, spreek uit hierdie lys wat hulle met veel moeite opgestel het.
Ek het al by herhaling gesê dat die werklike diepte van Hendrik Verwoerd nog nie gepyl is nie! Na mate die “Nuwe Wêreld Orde” nou sy beslag begin kry met die Covid 19 proeflopie van inperking en beheer oor die ganse mensdom, sal veral ons Afrikanervolksgenote, maar ook in besonder die liberale en veral Engelse napraters van die postmoderniste, besef hoe kortsigtig hulle werklik was!
Verandering beteken nie noodwendig verbetering nie! Dit kom met ‘n persoonlike prys. In hierdie geval ‘n prys wat bokant die liberalis, humanis, sosialis en selfs die kommunis se verwagting gaan wees!
Kom Afrikaner, kom ons sê as ‘n volk vir hulle: As Baal god is roep hom aan! Maar as die God van Abraham, Isak en Jakob God is, roep Hóm aan! Want ons Afrikanervolk, ons is al meermale deur Hom gered uit oënskynlike onredbare situasies. Ons oë is gerig op Hom, dit is waar ons hulp ons krag en ons leiding vandaan gekom het en weer sal kom!
Since the anc government are cracking down and arresting people for smoking, could they please update us on the progress of a few other cases?
26. Msunduzi municipality officials using more than R1m of taxpayers money to fund an ANC rally.
36. Mvula Trust and the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs job creation fraud to the tune of hundreds of millions of rands
48. Morake Incorporated Attorneys & the Rustenburg provincial department R13m paid in fees for a disciplinary hearing
80. Public Works endemic misuse of public funds for private residences of government officials, disguised as security upgrades.
92. Parastatals inflated sponsorship of events hosted by the Guptas and New Age
94. The City of Johannesburg rigging a large tender in favour of Regiments, an ANC-connected empowerment firm central to a consortium that made the JHB mayor’s wife a multimillionaire.
113. Prestige Portfolio tender corruption at Public Works as investigated by SIU (this appears to be linked to Project prestige Zuma’s development)
120. Julius cousing Tshepo Malema involved in corruption and fraud through the government worth R63m
Zuma’s position weakens as he loses battle to keep “spy tapes” under wraps
140. 12 000 ˜dead people˜ doing business with SA government, says Treasury
143. Senior intelligence officers could land in hot water after a parliamentary committee proposed that they be investigated for allegedly pilfering more than R1bn from the intelligence account.
148. Top black executives in the SABC earns more than R 12 million
172. An in-depth forensic investigation by Grant Thornton and Sizwe Ntsaluba Gobodo Advisory Services into the awarding of a SAPS/SITA contract to Keith Keating’s Forensic Data Analysts amounting to R61 million for the provision of forensic light sources, has uncovered massive potential fraud and/or collusion between at least 20 senior SAPS officials and FDA employees.
174. Stanley Khanyile a former social development head of department in the Eastern Cape province was allegedly instrumental in stripping some R30-million from the National Development Agency budget over two years via rigged tenders.
177. What was meant to be the start of a thriving multimillion-rand protea farming project is yet to get off the ground in an Eastern Cape village despite R2.5m apparently already having been paid for 290,000 plant cuttings.
178. Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Public Enterprises is now part of a campaign aimed at destroying Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba. This is according to the embattled minister, following reports of a leaked preliminary report into electricity provider Eskom. According to Business Day, Gigaba and former public enterprises minister Lynne Browne are among 44 people and 25 companies who should be criminally investigated over alleged mismanagement and corruption at the utility.
180. The SA Police Service (SAPS) is planning to promote 37 former black only Umkhonto weSizwe (MK) and Azanian People’s Liberation Army (Apla) “freedom fighters” to the top rank of General a move that could see some of them skip as many as five ranks.
183. DA leader Mmusi Maimane has implicated the son of Cyril Ramaphosa in questionable financial dealings with controversial government service provider BOSASA, alleging that Andile Ramaphosa received a suspicious R500,000 payment from the company.
188. PRASA is a cesspit of mismanagement, breached procurement rules and looting of billions of rands in taxpayers money.
189. SABC Boss Hlaudi Motsoeneng was illegally paid a R11,5-million “success” bonus.
191. Fraud on an enormous scale has been uncovered in the land reform program in which ANC government officials handed out farms and millions in grants to beneficiaries who did not qualify.
193. Soweto owes Eskom R17 billion, half of the total national debt- another very expensive ANC free bee.
194. Former acting CEO of the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) Rail, Mthuthuzeli Mthura Swartz, made a brief appearance in the Port Elizabeth Commercial Crime Court on Tuesday. Swartz faces an array of charges including fraud, money laundering and theft of over R1.5 million.
197. South African Clothing and Textile Workers Union (SACTWU) Worker Health Programme (SWHP) former CEO Colleen Khumalo (51) has appeared in the Cape Town Regional Court on charges of fraud involving R50-million.
202. Vhembe municipality has reportedly lost R1 billion of taxpayers money
205. R 220 million rand for drought relief went “missing” in Kwa-Zulu Natal.