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Curtis Houck

65,056 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

Buti Manamela is incompetent, incoherent, incorrigible, and cannot be saved. He must just go! After claiming to approve the appointment of 4 Advisors to the NSFAS Administrator, he now says he does not know how much they are being paid, and whether or not he approved the amounts. If just 2 Advisors invoiced NSFAS nearly HALF A MILLION for July alone. Without even counting the cost of the Administrator, his Advisors alone are likely to cost the entity over R 24 MILLION over the period. All of this without any approval from the Minister of Finance as is required by the Act. In the video he is just aimlessly mumbling! You can barely make out what he is saying. South Africa's students deserve better than this. Buti Manamela is not the solution and cannot be trusted by the youth of this country, students in particular!

Buti Manamela is incompetent, incoherent, incorrigible, and cannot be saved. He must just go! After claiming to approve the appointment of 4 Advisors to the NSFAS Administrator, he now says he does not know how much they are being paid, and whether or not he approved the amounts. If just 2 Advisors invoiced NSFAS nearly HALF A MILLION for July alone. Without even counting the cost of the Administrator, his Advisors alone are likely to cost the entity over R 24 MILLION over the period. All of this without any approval from the Minister of Finance as is required by the Act. In the video he is just aimlessly mumbling! You can barely make out what he is saying. South Africa's students deserve better than this. Buti Manamela is not the solution and cannot be trusted by the youth of this country, students in particular!

Sihle Lonzi

169,832 Aufrufe • vor 21 Tagen

.Alex Bruesewitz 🇺🇸 Any comment on Megyn Kelly saying MAGA is dead and accusing President Trump of raping his ex-wife? Or is she not part of an anti-MAGA opp? A couple weeks ago, she said, “Trump has cheated on every wife he’s had. He met Marla Maples while he was married to the mother of his children Ivana. Ivana accused him of raping her. She alleged he was so angry over the hair transplant he got that she made him get, it was so painful that he raped her. He winds up with Melania and if you think Trump’s been faithful to Melania, you’ve got bigger issues than I can solve.” Many of us are waiting for you to condemn her the same way you have condemned Arynne Wexler. Personally, I was hoping you would have condemned Megyn, Tucker and MTG over 2 years ago when I privately messaged you about all of them subverting Trump during the campaign. I confided in you about my concerns because we fought in the trenches together to support Donald Trump. I think these bad actors falsely accusing Trump President Donald J. Trump of raping his ex-wife, being the “anti-Christ” and being a pedophile is worse than criticizing genocidal Iranian liars. I’d really love to see you call Megyn out for her obvious anti-Trump opp.

.Alex Bruesewitz 🇺🇸 Any comment on Megyn Kelly saying MAGA is dead and accusing President Trump of raping his ex-wife? Or is she not part of an anti-MAGA opp? A couple weeks ago, she said, “Trump has cheated on every wife he’s had. He met Marla Maples while he was married to the mother of his children Ivana. Ivana accused him of raping her. She alleged he was so angry over the hair transplant he got that she made him get, it was so painful that he raped her. He winds up with Melania and if you think Trump’s been faithful to Melania, you’ve got bigger issues than I can solve.” Many of us are waiting for you to condemn her the same way you have condemned Arynne Wexler. Personally, I was hoping you would have condemned Megyn, Tucker and MTG over 2 years ago when I privately messaged you about all of them subverting Trump during the campaign. I confided in you about my concerns because we fought in the trenches together to support Donald Trump. I think these bad actors falsely accusing Trump President Donald J. Trump of raping his ex-wife, being the “anti-Christ” and being a pedophile is worse than criticizing genocidal Iranian liars. I’d really love to see you call Megyn out for her obvious anti-Trump opp.

Laura Loomer

337,581 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

That day Nisan abla saw the beautiful days she shared with Eşref abi in her dream. She remembered every single moment she lived all over again. The days they didn't fight, didn't run away, and weren't afraid... The moments they laughed together passed through her mind. A look, a touch, an unfinished embrace, in her dream, the world was smaller, and inside that small world, no one's power was enough to tear them apart. Eşref abi was in the darkness. While his memories slowly fell silent, his dream did not abandon him. His heart was exhausted. It was as if all the pain he had carried for years had gathered in the exact same place. One last time, the eyes of the woman he loved crossed his mind. Could the gaze of any other person ever take Nisan's place? He thought about it, how beautiful it actually was. If only he had told her this more often. If only he had lost himself in those eyes a little bit more. I guess when a person is dying, they regret the moments they never got to live the most. The rhythm inside his chest slowed down. That heart, which once beat with rage and love, was now growing heavy like a stone sinking to the bottom of a dark sea. Every beat felt a little further away, a little more lonely... His heart was about to give up on holding onto the world. #EşrefRüya #EşSan

That day Nisan abla saw the beautiful days she shared with Eşref abi in her dream. She remembered every single moment she lived all over again. The days they didn't fight, didn't run away, and weren't afraid... The moments they laughed together passed through her mind. A look, a touch, an unfinished embrace, in her dream, the world was smaller, and inside that small world, no one's power was enough to tear them apart. Eşref abi was in the darkness. While his memories slowly fell silent, his dream did not abandon him. His heart was exhausted. It was as if all the pain he had carried for years had gathered in the exact same place. One last time, the eyes of the woman he loved crossed his mind. Could the gaze of any other person ever take Nisan's place? He thought about it, how beautiful it actually was. If only he had told her this more often. If only he had lost himself in those eyes a little bit more. I guess when a person is dying, they regret the moments they never got to live the most. The rhythm inside his chest slowed down. That heart, which once beat with rage and love, was now growing heavy like a stone sinking to the bottom of a dark sea. Every beat felt a little further away, a little more lonely... His heart was about to give up on holding onto the world. #EşrefRüya #EşSan

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11,743 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Unpopular opinion: King Charles needs to stop believing he can have it both ways. He cannot keep trying to reconcile with Harry in private while expecting it not to become another public spectacle. Every opening becomes another round of headlines, speculation, and Palace drama. Every gesture of goodwill is followed by another controversy, another round of competing narratives, and another attempt to drag the monarchy into a public family dispute. Yet the Palace keeps acting as though one more invitation or one more accommodation will somehow change the outcome. It won’t. I understand Charles is a father, but he is also the King. His first duty is to protect the Crown, not keep giving opportunities for the institution to be pulled back into the same crisis over and over again. Good intentions don’t matter if the result is always the same. Harry made his choice when he stepped away from royal duties and repeatedly took private family matters into the public domain. Charles now has to make his. Either accept that Harry is a private family member and keep those relationships entirely separate from the institution, or stop expecting different results from the same approach. The current strategy isn’t compassionate. It’s ineffective. Every half-measure creates another opening for speculation, pressure, and public drama. At some point, the King has to stop managing the symptoms and deal with the problem. Firm boundaries aren’t punishment. They’re leadership.

Unpopular opinion: King Charles needs to stop believing he can have it both ways. He cannot keep trying to reconcile with Harry in private while expecting it not to become another public spectacle. Every opening becomes another round of headlines, speculation, and Palace drama. Every gesture of goodwill is followed by another controversy, another round of competing narratives, and another attempt to drag the monarchy into a public family dispute. Yet the Palace keeps acting as though one more invitation or one more accommodation will somehow change the outcome. It won’t. I understand Charles is a father, but he is also the King. His first duty is to protect the Crown, not keep giving opportunities for the institution to be pulled back into the same crisis over and over again. Good intentions don’t matter if the result is always the same. Harry made his choice when he stepped away from royal duties and repeatedly took private family matters into the public domain. Charles now has to make his. Either accept that Harry is a private family member and keep those relationships entirely separate from the institution, or stop expecting different results from the same approach. The current strategy isn’t compassionate. It’s ineffective. Every half-measure creates another opening for speculation, pressure, and public drama. At some point, the King has to stop managing the symptoms and deal with the problem. Firm boundaries aren’t punishment. They’re leadership.

Queen Esther

47,885 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

for the past week Bernie Sanders has been doing rallies where he is intentionally lying to his own followers, with the same script he has been using for over a year now: "I led the effort to stop military aid to NETANYAHUS government! Not a single nickel more to THIS WAR". Bernie Sanders does not support an actual arms embargo on Israel. He has vowed and has voted repeatedly to send his precious Israeli death-cult all the weapons it needs to continue its genocide and launch its wars and invasions of Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, Iran. This is hidden behind the J-Street liberal genocidal Zionist propaganda of "defensive aid", which for Bernie Sanders includes all the jets, tanks, artillery, missiles and essential military infrastructure his precious Israel needs. So when he says at his rallies "we need to stop military aid!" and his Zionist handlers like Jeremy Slevin and Matt Duss boost it, they are deliberately deceiving his own followers into thinking he supports an actual arms embargo to stop the genocide. There is nothing more depraved than lying to your own followers that you are trying to stop a genocide when you fully support it. Bernie Sanders and his cult cunt scum who surround him are the most evil sub-human pieces of shit alive. He also to this day refuses to recognize the genocide even though every major human rights organization in the world, including Israel's own, have done so. He also deliberately seeks to launder Zionism and his precious Israel by blaming the genocide solely on Netanyahu, when every poll shows it has the backing of over 95% of Israeli Jews, and every other political leader and party that would be the alternative to Netanyahu also supports it fully. So in other words, Bernie Sanders is doing a Zionist genocide-laundering tour.

for the past week Bernie Sanders has been doing rallies where he is intentionally lying to his own followers, with the same script he has been using for over a year now: "I led the effort to stop military aid to NETANYAHUS government! Not a single nickel more to THIS WAR". Bernie Sanders does not support an actual arms embargo on Israel. He has vowed and has voted repeatedly to send his precious Israeli death-cult all the weapons it needs to continue its genocide and launch its wars and invasions of Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, Iran. This is hidden behind the J-Street liberal genocidal Zionist propaganda of "defensive aid", which for Bernie Sanders includes all the jets, tanks, artillery, missiles and essential military infrastructure his precious Israel needs. So when he says at his rallies "we need to stop military aid!" and his Zionist handlers like Jeremy Slevin and Matt Duss boost it, they are deliberately deceiving his own followers into thinking he supports an actual arms embargo to stop the genocide. There is nothing more depraved than lying to your own followers that you are trying to stop a genocide when you fully support it. Bernie Sanders and his cult cunt scum who surround him are the most evil sub-human pieces of shit alive. He also to this day refuses to recognize the genocide even though every major human rights organization in the world, including Israel's own, have done so. He also deliberately seeks to launder Zionism and his precious Israel by blaming the genocide solely on Netanyahu, when every poll shows it has the backing of over 95% of Israeli Jews, and every other political leader and party that would be the alternative to Netanyahu also supports it fully. So in other words, Bernie Sanders is doing a Zionist genocide-laundering tour.

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