INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦
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The RISE of Jacinta Ngobese🇿🇦 | South Africa's NEW Political VAULTLINE I'll make the full video available here on X. Disclaimer: I'm biased. I fully support Jacinta. I might even have a crush. But even I can deliver an unbiased layout of what is happening in South Africa's political landscape right now - something journalist activists are failing horribly at these days. I go deeper into what exposing the immigration issues actually means in a system busy falling apart, and some observations I don't think many are seeing. These are my opinions and observations. If you enjoy this content and would like to see more of it, check bio. It's free. Enjoy. Please repost if this crosses your timeline.
INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦32,915 views • 4 days ago
This has to be the best speech that has come out of South Africa in at least the last decade. To be frank, I don't think many South Africans have the capacity to understand what Ernst Roets is really saying. Not because it's complicated, but because it's difficult to envision something you've never experienced. And when an idea challenges the political framework you've grown up with, it's far easier to dismiss it than to genuinely listen. It's easy to complain. Much harder to suggest solutions to immediate problems. The delivery is extremely clear and unbiased. Ernst acknowledges diversity. He acknowledges strength in diversity. He acknowledges the problem of central power not just post-94, but also pre-94. The argument isn't leveled against a party, nor a race. Ernst isn't attacking people. He's challenging a system. Not to take from anyone, but to provide for more. All economic factors, crime, corruption, maladministration, etc., support everything he says. Unfortunately... People will hear a name, pick a side, hear the politics... BEFORE THEY EVER HEARD THE QUESTION. Few...
INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦42,242 views • 13 days ago
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A parent of a Grade 10 learner at Milnerton High School in Cape Town has come forward with saying that her son endured bullying, physical attacks, ongoing harassment, and psychological torment from a group of boys, some of whom play on the school's premier Rugby team. The parent highlighted that these 18-year-old athletes, who should embody resilience, self-control, and role-model qualities, have instead resorted to threats and violence against peers. Speaking up for their child as well as for any other student whose pleas have been overlooked or brushed aside, the parent underscored the school's fundamental obligation to safeguard every learner's well-being and security. There is a problem here Mr Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis
INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦690,736 views • 11 months ago
🚨WATCH: In South Africa, Alexander Kannemeyer, who has been the Human Resources manager for Stellenbosch Municipality, was caught on video suggesting making life DIFFICULT for WHITE employees until they RESIGN in order to replace them with black employees. Imagine suggesting unlawfully bullying staff at work to get them to resign? This is on the back of even stricter racist BBBEE laws being imposed by the South African government on businesses. Brent Bozell Joel Pollak Elon Musk President Donald J. Trump Congressman Troy E. Nehls Secretary Marco Rubio Ronny Jackson AfriForum Renaldo “Ngamla” Gouws 🇿🇦 Conscious Caracal 🇿🇦 Solidariteit Skye Saxon African
INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦553,129 views • 1 year ago
🚨WATCH: The following Carte Blanche documentary linked a prominent South African politician to the farm murder phenomenon and featured on the prominent local TV broadcaster called MNET. The video was originally uploaded to Facebook with the caption: "The Carte Blanche documentary linking Julius Malema to farm murders. Carte Blanche erased all evidence of this report! This video was removed from YouTube, but I have a copy!" I have searched official Carte Blanche sources and can not find the official link to the video. I can neither confirm or deny the original uploader's statement of YouTube removing the video, nor speculate why I can't find the official source links. Be that as it may, with the international spotlight the phenomenon deserves, in the name of preservation and credible investigative journalism that Carte Blanche represents, I believe it's relevant to the conversation.
INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦191,101 views • 1 year ago
Hello South Africa. I am BBBEE. Born in hope, raised in corruption. I steal your taxes. I choke your future. I empower the few, and chain the many. I was meant to lift you I learned to loot you. You know what must be done. The ANC will try to save me. I need you to END me. For good. Forever.
INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦106,746 views • 10 months ago
Here's a bit of the US intelligence behind the refugee situation in South Africa. Listen to Erik Prince discussing the South African farm murders and the corruption that plagues ANC leaders. Erik Prince is an American businessman, investor, author, and former U.S. Navy SEAL officer, and the founder of the private military company Blackwater.
INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦79,028 views • 1 year ago
Supporters for the Democratic Alliance melting on X over my posts. This blind loyalty truly is something to behold. We send more than R230B to the central government, which they distribute to prop up ANC patronage in other provinces. We get back R5B of that money to run our own affairs. Geordin Hill-Lewis has explained that Cape Town faces a R4.2bn shortfall if new fixed tariffs are overturned. Does the issue of R1.6B in tender fraud, in a province where we are made to pay more taxes due to a supposed shortfall, make any sense? There's clearly money to steal and if not to steal, then simply hand over to the ANC. Why not claw that money back. If we're raking in R230B, why should we only get back R5B if there's a R4 shortfall? Cape Town doesn't have a revenue problem. We have an oversight problem.
INFIL // EXFIL 🇿🇦18,125 views • 1 year ago
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