AS DIE SPINNERAK BEGIN BEWE, IS DAAR PROOI IN AFWAGTING! - Afrikanervolksparty
Gepubliseer op 30 Desember 2019 | Geskryf deur Danie Varkevisser | | Trefslae: 219
Hierdie voorspelde simptome wat spruit uit die verraderlike en diaboliese, onwettige implimentering van die swart Kommunistiese een-mens-een-stemstelsel, is egter nie die AVP se grootste probleem nie, maar wel die sogenaamde “Super Afrikaners” en hulle bondgenote wat persoonlike voordeel bo hulle eie volk gekies het. Die ironie is dat baie van die bondgenote vandag ontnugter staan, terwyl hulle rolmodelle swem in die geld wat hulle uit die werkersklas se pensioene verdien.
Wat interressant is van die spinnerak wat begin bewe, is die ankerpunte van dié web waarin sekere karakters nou,op die oog af wettig, begin vaskleef en daar sit vir almal om te sien! Die bohaai gaan oor die R1 biljoen skenkings wat die ANC se president in 2017 ontvang het wat moes verseker dat hy die verkiesing as president sou wen.
Name van die skenkers wat uitgeglip het uit verslae van die Openbare Beskermer Busisiwe Mkhwebane, was veronderstel om geheim te bly. Die donker wat dit moes beskerm is egter deur die lig verdryf en is nou daar vir almal om te sien wie die Venda, die sg. Geldmagman, teen alle koste aan bewind moes kry en nou aan bewind moet hou!
According to a Sunday Independent investigation, it was reported that Nicky Oppenheimer, South Africa’s richest man, donated R10 million to the campaign; Raymond Ackerman, the owner of Pick n Pay, donated a reported R1 million. Maria Ramos, the ex-ABSA CEO and PIC executive allegedly gave R1 million while an as-yet-unidentified anonymous donor gave what’s understood to be the single largest amount: R120 million.
As die motifering vir hierdie enorme finansiële bydraes van naderby bekyk word, sal die liberalis gou vir jou verduidelik dat dit noodsaaklik was om die ZUMA-faksie te elimineer. En as John Vorster nog geleef het sou hy dadelik vir jou gesê het dat as Ramaphosa nie ingekom het nie, dit “too ghastly to contemplate” sou gewees het.
Feit is dat hierdie skenkers deur die bank met dr, Verwoerd verskil het en waarskynlik ook miljoene bygedra het om sy beleid verwyder te kry. Wat het nou al verander aan die dilemma waarin die Afrikanervolk hom bevind sedert die Venda oorgeneem het? ‘n Dilemma waarvoor hulle hulle beywer het, dit gekry het en nou nie daarmee kan of wil saamleef nie?
Net om die geheue te verfris, lees weer waar die geld moontlik vandaan kom en oorweeg dan weer die motifering vir die skenkings! ‘n Bewende spinnerak is ‘n interressante netwerk om te bestudeer. Dit neem gewoonlik nie baie lank vir die spinnekop om toe te slaan nie!
The investment decisions by both Trevor Manual and President Ramaphosa, each in their capacity as NJ custodian of the GEPF, must also extend to the likes of Zanele Mbeki, Tokyo Sexwale, Saki Macozoma, Frank Chikane, Jay Naidoo, Kelso Gordian, Cheryl Carolus et cetera. To this end the Commission of Inquiry must assess whether they received, or legitimately received, any capital injection through GEPF. Moreover, the conduct of the likes of Johan Rupert, Christopher Wiese, Johannes Mouton, Stephen Koseff and Markus Jooste, who used the funds of the GEPF through their Asset Management companies which sub-contract with the PIC, to inject capital into their own businesses, must be inquired into.
ANC MEMBER DRAGS RAMAPHOSA, CR17 TO COURT OVER ‘R1BN’ IN DONATIONS (Sunday World)
The alleged R1-billion donated to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s ANC presidential campaign is being used as the basis to try and dislodge him from power.
A Gugulethu ANC member from Dula Omar region in the Western Cape filed an application in the high court in Joburg last week to declare invalid and set aside the outcome of the 54th ANC conference in 2017, which saw Ramaphosa become party president.
Lubabalo Sanqela has also asked the court to declare the national elective conference that was held at Nasrec, Joburg fraudulent and in violation of the ANC constitution.
He asked for an order declaring null and void the outcomes of the elections as they did not reflect the wishes of the genuine membership of the ANC.
Sanqela also sought an order to extend the previous national executive committee’s term so that it could elect a national task team to organise a “properly constituted” 54th elective conference within three months.
In court papers seen by Sunday World, Sanqela said a campaign known as CR17 was established with a view to garner votes for Ramaphosa. He said funds amounting to R1-billion were obtained to advance the interests of the current president and as such constituted a violation of the party’s constitution.
“While the conference which I seek to challenge took place in December 2017, the irregularities, vote buying, use of money, [and] creation of nonexistent branches only emerged recently in the media,” Sanqela said.
“The campaign … obtained large sums of money from the private sector in order to influence the outcome of the conference in favour of the current president, [ and that] constitutes a violation of the ANC constitution and its values.”
ANC spoksperson, Pule Mabe , during the ANC provincial Conference in Limpopo.
PHOTO: ANTONIO MUCHAVE/SOWETAN
He said the funds were used to buy branch general meetings to have Ramaphosa nominated as a presidential candidate.
Sanqela further said branch membership numbers were manipulated and parallel structures were created and allowed to participate in the regional conferences, whose outcomes they influenced.
He said Free State ANC member Thapelo Leponesa has confessed to have taken part in the creation of nonexistent branches in the Western Cape and Free State.
“He [Thapelo] alleges this was done by collecting membership forms and stamping them with a fake bank stamp, which was manufactured on the instructions of one Mxolisi Dukwana,” he said, adding that Dukwana, a former Free State MEC, had received funds from CR17.
The matter will be heard on October 17.
ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe has said the party will oppose the application.