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Taxis are the lifeblood of the economy

Taxis are the lifeblood of the economy

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If you let them in they will discover your land and colonise you😒

If you let them in they will discover your land and colonise you😒

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The Islamic Republic of Iran since 28 February:

The Islamic Republic of Iran since 28 February:

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The United States🇺🇸 had a list of people they lined up to succeed Ayatollah Khamenei in Iran🇮🇷...but they accidentally bombed them🥲

The United States🇺🇸 had a list of people they lined up to succeed Ayatollah Khamenei in Iran🇮🇷...but they accidentally bombed them🥲

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Congolese immigrant: The South African government is very weak

Congolese immigrant: The South African government is very weak

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Oliver Tambo: “The worst of all horrors in the world is to live forever as a slave—as a hated, despised subhuman. And this we reject”

Oliver Tambo: “The worst of all horrors in the world is to live forever as a slave—as a hated, despised subhuman. And this we reject”

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This is what you’re faced with as a 🇿🇦South African

This is what you’re faced with as a 🇿🇦South African

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This man is demanding an explanation

This man is demanding an explanation

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If this happened in 2024, General Mkhwanazi The Assassin would have cut them down on the spot and solved the Black man problem right there🤭

If this happened in 2024, General Mkhwanazi The Assassin would have cut them down on the spot and solved the Black man problem right there🤭

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Prof William Gumede laments how the ANC shut down technical and vocational colleges. This is true, the ANC did do that. What Prof Gumede doesn’t say is that the ANC did all of that because of neoliberals like him who wanted a small government and for the markets to lead the economy. How else was the ANC going to implement GEAR and its fiscal discipline policies without cutting public spending somewhere? Decade after decade, the expert analysts insisted the government was broke demanded that it meet the deficit targets required by global financial markets. So the ANC had to streamline the public sector, and closing or merging vocational colleges was an easy way to slash the budget🤷🏾‍♂️ Then there was the part about “the knowledge economy” trend which pushed university education and “white-collar” services. Again, the idea was that the market, not state-run colleges, should dictate skills training. By the time the government realised that a developing economy cannot survive without large numbers of plumbers, teachers, nurses and welders, the infrastructure for training them had already been gutted. Many intellectuals and advisors who now cry wolf about the “skills gap” or the “failure of the state” were the same architects and cheerleaders of the policies that dismantled the state’s capacity to train artisans.

Prof William Gumede laments how the ANC shut down technical and vocational colleges. This is true, the ANC did do that. What Prof Gumede doesn’t say is that the ANC did all of that because of neoliberals like him who wanted a small government and for the markets to lead the economy. How else was the ANC going to implement GEAR and its fiscal discipline policies without cutting public spending somewhere? Decade after decade, the expert analysts insisted the government was broke demanded that it meet the deficit targets required by global financial markets. So the ANC had to streamline the public sector, and closing or merging vocational colleges was an easy way to slash the budget🤷🏾‍♂️ Then there was the part about “the knowledge economy” trend which pushed university education and “white-collar” services. Again, the idea was that the market, not state-run colleges, should dictate skills training. By the time the government realised that a developing economy cannot survive without large numbers of plumbers, teachers, nurses and welders, the infrastructure for training them had already been gutted. Many intellectuals and advisors who now cry wolf about the “skills gap” or the “failure of the state” were the same architects and cheerleaders of the policies that dismantled the state’s capacity to train artisans.

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Emmanuel Macron to African leaders: We are not like the others, allow us to colonise you.

Emmanuel Macron to African leaders: We are not like the others, allow us to colonise you.

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Her: Babe, I think I’m pregnant Him:

Her: Babe, I think I’m pregnant Him:

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Good morning, Black people

Good morning, Black people

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Chad Thomas: Hijacked buildings are controlled by South Africans

Chad Thomas: Hijacked buildings are controlled by South Africans

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Nah! This fighter😭😭

Nah! This fighter😭😭

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Matt Walsh: Everyone would have been in the worst spot if slavery never existed.

Matt Walsh: Everyone would have been in the worst spot if slavery never existed.

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Basically, humans are behaving like animals

Basically, humans are behaving like animals

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They kept getting angrier with each Grok reply💀💀
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They kept getting angrier with each Grok reply💀💀

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2,289,641 views • 4 months ago

In 1977, Johannesburg was just Britain in Africa, with Sunday lunches, manicured lawns, charity drives, elite English institutions like Roedean School for girls and King Edward VII School for boys. Of course, this entire ecosystem of suburban peace was entirely sustained by the Black labour force of Soweto and Alexandra, which had just experienced the world’s most brutal wave of State repression since the start of Apartheid. While White residents held charity drives for distressed dogs, South African police officially admitted to killing 229 Black people in the townships, though United Nations estimates placed the true toll at over 1000 dead...
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In 1977, Johannesburg was just Britain in Africa, with Sunday lunches, manicured lawns, charity drives, elite English institutions like Roedean School for girls and King Edward VII School for boys. Of course, this entire ecosystem of suburban peace was entirely sustained by the Black labour force of Soweto and Alexandra, which had just experienced the world’s most brutal wave of State repression since the start of Apartheid. While White residents held charity drives for distressed dogs, South African police officially admitted to killing 229 Black people in the townships, though United Nations estimates placed the true toll at over 1000 dead...

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137,033 views • 15 days ago

Rhodesia 1973, a farmworker was made to search for landmines using a pitchfork so the White man could drive safely
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Rhodesia 1973, a farmworker was made to search for landmines using a pitchfork so the White man could drive safely

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1,017,182 views • 3 months ago

By the way, France dropped 17 nuclear bombs on Algeria
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By the way, France dropped 17 nuclear bombs on Algeria

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471,293 views • 1 month ago

The US put a $50 million reward for Maduro. His chauffeur and one of his bodyguards collaborated. The US has not paid them.
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The US put a $50 million reward for Maduro. His chauffeur and one of his bodyguards collaborated. The US has not paid them.

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693,519 views • 2 months ago

Junior buffoon: 🇮🇷Iran is not taking care of its people, instead it’s spending money on tunnels, missiles, launchers, UAVs. Senior buffoon: 🇺🇸America is a big country. We’re fighting wars. It’s not possible for us to take care of daycare, Medicaid, Medicare, all these things.
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Junior buffoon: 🇮🇷Iran is not taking care of its people, instead it’s spending money on tunnels, missiles, launchers, UAVs. Senior buffoon: 🇺🇸America is a big country. We’re fighting wars. It’s not possible for us to take care of daycare, Medicaid, Medicare, all these things.

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367,531 views • 2 months ago

Former American army soldier: Hey, Iran. Teach the United States and Israel a lesson
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Former American army soldier: Hey, Iran. Teach the United States and Israel a lesson

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474,357 views • 3 months ago

Israel sold Iran weapons in the 1980s under the Ayatollah Khomeini. Israel wasn’t afraid of Iran in the 1980s as they saw Iraq as the greater threat. It was only when Iraq became weaker that they turned to saying Iran is the existential threat.
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Israel sold Iran weapons in the 1980s under the Ayatollah Khomeini. Israel wasn’t afraid of Iran in the 1980s as they saw Iraq as the greater threat. It was only when Iraq became weaker that they turned to saying Iran is the existential threat.

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403,207 views • 2 months ago

Listen and weep
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Listen and weep

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342,173 views • 2 months ago

I seem to remember this being a dumb man when I was growing up🤔 2011:
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I seem to remember this being a dumb man when I was growing up🤔 2011:

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788,312 views • 5 months ago

President Duma Boko: I’ve told South Africans that coalition politics is going to be the future of politics. The ANC and EFF are going to have to come together, strike compromises to prevent the rise of Hitler in our region. (Except, the ANC is already in bed with Hitler)
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President Duma Boko: I’ve told South Africans that coalition politics is going to be the future of politics. The ANC and EFF are going to have to come together, strike compromises to prevent the rise of Hitler in our region. (Except, the ANC is already in bed with Hitler)

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263,670 views • 1 month ago

Not sure I’ve seen Dr Aaron Motsoaledi this...worked up before: Other countries, other countries don’t accept rascals. We are the only country that accepts rascals. Even the United Nations is angry with us. When we become strict, people call it xenophobia. Even the United Nations is angry that South Africa has got a tendency, because of something called democracy, to accept all the rascals of the world. When people do wrong things in their country, they run here. What do you say about that guy from Czechoslovakia called Radovan Krejcir? He ran all the way from Czechoslovakia to come and do nonsense here. Now the United Nations is looking for one guy from Rwanda. He has been given refugee status in South Africa. In Rwanda, he threw a hand grenade into a bus full of women and children and he ran to South Africa and welcomed him and said refugee. And we must keep on keeping quiet, for the scare of the word xenophobia. This must change. We can no longer allow our country to be a stomping ground for all the radicals and all the lowlifes of the world running here and saying they are using our democracy.
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Not sure I’ve seen Dr Aaron Motsoaledi this...worked up before: Other countries, other countries don’t accept rascals. We are the only country that accepts rascals. Even the United Nations is angry with us. When we become strict, people call it xenophobia. Even the United Nations is angry that South Africa has got a tendency, because of something called democracy, to accept all the rascals of the world. When people do wrong things in their country, they run here. What do you say about that guy from Czechoslovakia called Radovan Krejcir? He ran all the way from Czechoslovakia to come and do nonsense here. Now the United Nations is looking for one guy from Rwanda. He has been given refugee status in South Africa. In Rwanda, he threw a hand grenade into a bus full of women and children and he ran to South Africa and welcomed him and said refugee. And we must keep on keeping quiet, for the scare of the word xenophobia. This must change. We can no longer allow our country to be a stomping ground for all the radicals and all the lowlifes of the world running here and saying they are using our democracy.

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110,640 views • 25 days ago

Iran is seizing the property of those who had been calling for Iran to be bombed and compensating victims
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Iran is seizing the property of those who had been calling for Iran to be bombed and compensating victims

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313,726 views • 2 months ago

In 1992, Sinead O’Connor performed an a cappella version of Bob Marley’s song “War” and ended it by tearing up a photograph of Pope John Paul II to protest against child abuse in the Catholic Church while telling the audience to “fight the real enemy.” Americans cancelled her.
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In 1992, Sinead O’Connor performed an a cappella version of Bob Marley’s song “War” and ended it by tearing up a photograph of Pope John Paul II to protest against child abuse in the Catholic Church while telling the audience to “fight the real enemy.” Americans cancelled her.

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421,483 views • 4 months ago

I have not been following the Madlanga commission and now I regret it because wow. Also, how is he not AI??
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I have not been following the Madlanga commission and now I regret it because wow. Also, how is he not AI??

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104,168 views • 1 month ago

Martha Nussbaum: Indians know how to pass exams, not how to think critically. They are not taught to think for themselves.
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Martha Nussbaum: Indians know how to pass exams, not how to think critically. They are not taught to think for themselves.

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443,738 views • 5 months ago

This particular American war was a mistake in more ways than 3
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This particular American war was a mistake in more ways than 3

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207,084 views • 2 months ago

🇺🇸America when you have oil in your house
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🇺🇸America when you have oil in your house

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183,127 views • 2 months ago

Prof Mohammad Marandi is the Dennis Bergkamp of TV interviews! His first touch is unmatched.
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Prof Mohammad Marandi is the Dennis Bergkamp of TV interviews! His first touch is unmatched.

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177,088 views • 2 months ago

The United States empire may be not long of this world
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The United States empire may be not long of this world

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320,507 views • 5 months ago