Chucky @AwsimChuck

There is one group that overwhelmingly benefited from South Africa’s racist anti-White laws, and that is the country’s Black elites.

🇿🇦 Official figures show white enrolments at public universities fell from 184,667 in 2006 to just 86,632 in 2024 — a 53.1% drop. White people made up around a quarter of university students in the early 2000s. By 2024, they accounted for just 7.8% of enrolments, despite the white population remaining broadly stable. Follow: @petzernet

Bryony and Matt are spending £820,000 on a modern, high-performance home on the Cornish coast - designed to meet the highest environmental standards. Will they pull it off? 📺 NEW Grand Designs | Tonight, 9pm | Channel 4

As has been made absolutely clear, the time for endless “dialogue” has run its course. No more. America has just so much patience. We want strong, and lasting relations with the South African government. It needs to show it wants the same. So far it has shown it cares for neither. As a result, the consequences, as I’ve attempted time and again to express, are necessarily going to be severe. This visa restriction policy is only the first step in a series of escalatory measures that will show America’s firm resolve in this matter.

Secretary Marco Rubio @SecRubio

a week ago

As @POTUS has made clear, the South African people are being failed by a government that is destroying its economy through an obsessive pursuit of racial grievance against the Afrikaner minority. The South African government has consistently failed to adequately address rural

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🚨🇺🇸 CAR@LHO, QUE LAPADA! 🔥🔥🔥 CNN: “Este é um imigrante sem documentos...” Miller: “Eles estavam aqui ILEGALMENTE?” CNN: “Quero que esta seja uma discussão de boa-fé...” Miller: “Quando você usa uma linguagem feita para ocultar a verdade, isso NÃO é boa-fé. Um ESTRANGEIRO ILEGAL é um ESTRANGEIRO ILEGAL. Eles não são ‘imigrantes sem documentos’.” CNN: “Stephen, estamos tentando humanizar o debate...” Miller: “Humanizar? Então vamos humanizar o Código Penal também. O assaltante de banco passa a ser ‘especialista em retirada sem agendamento prévio’. O estelionatário vira ‘empreendedor de narrativas financeiras alternativas’. O cara que entra na sua casa sem convite é só um ‘visitante com documentação pendente’. Que tal?” CNN: “Isso é uma analogia grosseira.” Miller: “Grosseira é fingir que a lei federal some porque a redação da CNN inventou um eufemismo mais fofo. ‘Sem documentos’ soa como alguém que esqueceu a carteira no Uber. Não. É alguém que cruzou a fronteira sem autorização, ficou, e agora a imprensa trata o estatuto jurídico como se fosse uma questão de estilo de escrita.” CNN: “Mas muitos contribuem para a economia...” Miller: “Ah, o argumento clássico: o crime deixa de ser crime se a pessoa lava prato ou constrói telhado. Pelo mesmo critério, o contrabandista de cigarro também ‘contribui’, gera emprego no transporte. Quer que a gente chame ele de ‘empreendedor logístico informal’? A CNN topa?” CNN: “Você está polarizando.” Miller: “Não. Eu estou recusando o dicionário de marketing. Vocês mudam a palavra, depois acusam quem usa o termo legal de ser ‘desumano’. É o truque mais velho do livro: primeiro suaviza o vocabulário, depois declara vitória moral. Os Estados Unidos já cansaram desse teatro. Chamem o que é. Ou admitam que o objetivo nunca foi clareza — foi controle da narrativa.”

The Apartheid system was implemented for 42 years (1948 - 1990). The ANC has been in power for 32 years (1994 - 2026). That means the ANC has been in charge for a little more than 76% of the time Apartheid was formal government policy.

33 people are shot dead in South Africa every day. This week, the UN handed that country the gavel at its Arms Trade Treaty conference. South Africa passed some of the strictest gun laws on earth. Citizens surrendered their guns under threat of prison. Then police tasked with destroying those guns sold them to street gangs. More than 1,000 murders have been traced to those firearms, including hundreds of children. The state took their guns and armed their killers. And South Africa isn’t the cautionary tale at this conference. It’s presiding over it. So I flew to Geneva and said it to their faces. Full speech below.

🚨Hartbeespoort Dam: How ANC + Woke Professors Turned a Jewel Into a Stinking Green Swamp and Slashed House Prices 60% In the 90s we sprayed this dam by helicopter with Roundup the only real way to kill water hyacinth through photosynthesis in the phloem and xylem. We in the Department of Agriculture Resource Conservation did the job properly. We hit it hard at the start of spring when the plant was actively growing and we came back if there was any regrowth. Then the ANC took power and immediately listened to liberal white woke professors like Dr Carien Cilliers and the rest of the green brigade who screamed that Roundup was poison ☠️ Roundup is water biodegradable and does not wipe out baby tilapia or the habitat. These professors and doctors only believed in insects and bugs “eating” the most aggressive invader plant on the planet. They called it nature’s way‼️‼️ 🚨Thirty years of that green fairy tale later the dam is a dying stinking mess. Expensive estates around it have lost roughly 60 percent of their value. All thanks to the ANC regime and their white liberal friends who thought they could control nature better than the people who actually knew how to fight the plant.

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🇿🇦THE BEE 100: PROF GUMEDE’S R1 TRILLION LOOTERS LIST‼️ Key Finding: “Over R1 trillion has been transferred to fewer than 100 politically connected individuals under the banner of black economic empowerment” 🔴TOP BEE BILLIONAIRES & MAJOR BENEFICIARIES 1. CYRIL RAMAPHOSA • Net Worth: R14 billion ($800 million) • Major BEE Deals: Standard Bank consortium, Shanduka Group, multiple mining deals • Position: President of South Africa • Quote: “They feel good when they see me rich” 2. PATRICE MOTSEPE • Net Worth: R33.5 billion ($1.8bn) • Major Deal: BEE: Sanlam transaction – R8 billion profit from R200 million investment • Other Deals: Mining and telecom BEE transactions, African Rainbow Capital • Family: Brother of Bridget Radebe 3. TOKYO SEXWALE • Net Worth: R1.5 billion ($100 million) • Major Deal: R13 billion tender involvement, R1.3 billion BEE acquisitions • Position: Former Minister of Human Settlements • Background: Diamond magnate, multiple government positions 4. SAKI MACOZOMA • Net Worth: R865 million • Major Deal: R1.6 billion Standard Bank and Liberty BEE deal (2004) • Company: Safika Holdings (Founded 1995) • Background: Struggle veteran and political prisoner turned billionaire 5. PHUTUMA NHLENGETHWA • Major Deals: MTN’s R1.1 billion BEE deal (2002), BEE deals in telecoms (2003-2005) • Company: Pembani Group • Background: “Deal maker of note” – multiple major BEE deals 6. BRIDGET RADEBE (Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe) • Net Worth: R1.5 billion ($105 million) • Position: Sister of Patrice Motsepe, married to Minister of Energy • Achievements: “South Africa’s first black female mining entrepreneur” • Background: Vast mining BEE deals 7. SIPHO NKOSI • Company: Former Exxaro CEO; Eyesizwe Mining • Major Deals: Kumba Iron Ore’s “biggest BEE deal” (2006), Exxaro 2005 BEE structure • Other: R20 billion credit from Great Basin Gold BEE deal • Background: Multiple mining BEE transactions 8. VINCENT MTHAMBO • Net Worth: R1.1 billion • Education: Yale University • Company: ASG Consulting Solutions (Chairman) • Position: Former director • Profile: Called “South Africa’s humble, multi- millionaire man” 9. LEHLOGONONO SOWAJI (Nthikole Leonard Sowaji) • Net Worth: R1.5 billion • Company: Tiso Group (co-founded 2003), Tiso Blackstar Group • Position: Kagiso Tiso Holdings Chairman • Background: Executive Chairman 2003-2010 10. MIKE TKE • Net Worth: R825 million • Positions Held: Seriti Resources Holdings Group CEO; Mhlobiso Holdings Group • Major Deals: Anglo American coal mines acquisition (R2.3 billion, 2017) • Position: Former Chamber of Mines president 11. DALIHLAYAYA ZHLANGI • Net Worth: R825 million • Company: Merafe Resources (Founder and CEO) • Background: Former AngloAlpha executive, Barlowrand, former Alexander State (Standard CEB) • Deals: Multiple mining and telecom BEE deals 🔴 BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES: • Standard Bank BEE consortium members • Liberty BEE deal beneficiaries • Sanlam BEE transaction partners • Various black elite shareholding entities 🔴 TELECOMMUNICATIONS: • MTN BEE deal beneficiaries • Vodacom BEE partners • Cell C BEE shareholders 🔴 GOVERNMENT TENDER BENEFICIARIES: • Various state capture beneficiaries • SOE BEE deal recipients • Government contract BEE partners 🔴 KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEE 100: • Political Connections: o ANC leadership positions o Trade union background o Government ministerial positions o Family connections to ministers • Recycled Beneficiaries: o Same individuals in multiple deals o “Transformed and empowered over and over again” o Cross-sector participation • Deal Patterns: o Minimal initial investment o Massive returns through political access o Preferential tender awards o Monopolistic market positions 🔴PROF GUMEDE’S DAMNING CONCLUSIONS: “BEE only benefits a very small group of politically connected, & tied to the ANC, linked to the trade unions, and the same people are recycled again and again” “…is a covert transfer, stimulus, this is state-enabled looting under the guise of empowerment…” “Black Economic Empowerment has led to increased poverty, unemployment and inequality in South Africa” “South Africa’s BEE model has created a model of corruption because people set up companies just to get a contract” 🔴 THE R1 TRILLION BREAKDOWN: • Individual Fortunes: Top 12 beneficiaries worth over R80 billion combined • Major Deals: Individual transactions worth hundreds of millions to billions • Sector Concentration: Mining, banking, telecommunications, government contracts • Time Period: 30 years since 1994 • Beneficiaries: Fewer than 100 politically connected individuals and families 🔴 MINING SECTOR BENEFICIARIES: • Mxolisi Mgojo – Exxaro Board CEO, SESITI shareholder • Duduhe Moleone – Eyesizwe Mining shareholder • Daphne Mokwena – Eyesizwe Mining shareholder • Masello Radebe – Eyesizwe Mining shareholder • Tim Tlelolilo – Scinta Resources • Vunene Kumbe – Iron Ore BEE partners • Multiple Anglo American BEE consortium members • Seriti Resources and shareholders Source: Prof William Gumede, Wits School of Governance

Academic Integrity: University of Ghent rector Petra De Sutter suspended an academic for exposing a Cambridge fabulist after she honored a U.N. fabulist who said “380,000 children under five were killed in Gaza” — which is more children under five than actually lived there.

Nathan Cofnas @nathancofnas

a month ago

I am under investigation by my university for discriminating against Arday

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@MYANC Irony much?

This. ⬇️

The debates around medical costs in this country are amongst the most misinformed. If you’re employed and don’t have medical aid and then go to a public hospital your bill will usually be HIGHER than what it would have been in private. If you have medical aid here are a few tips: - Make sure you’re on a medical aid which is appropriate for you. Lots of people are OVERINSURED but then complain about the costs of their coverage. A very very small percentage of people can on a health basis justify being on a top tier plan. Middle tier plans cover the majority of things that could happen to you, and many of the schemes have so many doctors signed into their network that they too are fully covered. If you can’t figure this out yourself find a good broker who can. - DO NOT go to the emergency department or any medical facility after hours unless it is absolutely necessary. Just like everything else the costs for such services are inflated in order to ensure that there are all the necessary and qualified people to take care of you in the middle of the night. This is a good way to burn through your savings if you’re not actually that sick. - Take some of the money you saved from moving to a more appropriate plan and spend it on a GAP COVER. You did not hear this from me but you should never buy this cover from a hospital network or the scheme which runs your medical aid - diversify. Also only disclose that you have gap coverage when there is a bill to pay or a stated shortfall. - ALWAYS negotiate. Everything is negotiable. Hospitals would rather fill a bed then leave it empty and medical professionals want to help you. There are very few instances where you will not get a discount if you ask. - Use GENERIC/CLONES where possible. Without getting into a deep discussion on the issues with generics for certain drugs it usually makes no difference. If your headache tablet is not the original but works 80-100% as well it’s probably not worth paying a premium for a name. Aspirin is aspirin. Same for many other drugs. Apply common sense. - Lastly, STOP whining. In general the private medical care you receive in this country is equivalent to that of the care in first world countries like the USA, Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Singapore and the UAE, amongst others. The only difference is that like for like the care here costs significantly less than in any of those places - sometimes by many multiples. The iron triangle of healthcare is quite simple: - access - quality - cost You can have/control any 2 simultaneously but never all 3. If you want it on the cheap which seems to be all anyone wishes for then be ready to sacrifice the quality or the access - exactly the situation in public healthcare. (All of the above written in my capacity as a journalist and is not medical advice or opinion)

Several hundred pages of secret police and court documents, shared with the BBC, set out the evidence suggesting an @SANDF_ZA Special Forces hit squad murdered Hawks investigator Lt Col Frans Mathipa. After Mathipa's killing, special forces operators issued a chilling warning to the Hawks: "You can appoint 10 investigating officers; we will kill all of them." Revelatory investigation by @ypanchia, @DinoMahtani and @NickN_B for #BBCAfricaEye bbc.com/news/articles/….

Funny, @CocaCola seems to be going through the most again, exposed on Instagram, as things are being rehashed about the racist brand....so I figured I'd show them the other side, I haven't forgotten from 2021. #BoycottCocaCola

Cliff - That's All @PigSpotter

6 years ago

So @CocaCola forced employees to complete online training telling them to "try to be less white". These screenshots were leaked of the course which was available online on LinkedIn.

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We lose 3-8% of muscle every decade after 30. After 60, that number accelerates. Here are 5 exercises that will protect your body and have you feeling and performing 20 years younger:

Chair of Georgetown University health center's anti-racism commission—co-sponsored by the Lancet medical journal—declares her candidacy for radical party in South Africa as its leader again incites to kill white farmers. ⬇️ We urge @Georgetown & @TheLancet: Fire this racist now.

UN Watch @UNWatch

2 months ago

L: South Africa's EFF leader Julius Malema doubles down on singing “Kill the Boer (whites), Kill the farmer,” as he mimics gunfire with crowd. R: UN rapporteur Tlaleng Mofokeng declares her candidacy for Malema's party—while still serving as UNHRC official. The UN is silent. 🧵

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I see I am being ritually insulted for my support of this man The uneducated call me a racist I am not a racist I am a culturalist I believe that some cultures are better than others I prefer cultures to do not advocate stoning, pederasty, wife beating, female genital mutilation, and beheading opponents Call me old-fashioned...

British Unapologetically 🇬🇧 @patriotismbrit

2 months ago

Be honest. If Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain contested the next General Election, would they have your vote?

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🇿🇦 A High Court judgment delivered on 2 February 2026 has now confirmed, in black and white, that the Central Firearms Registry has been acting unlawfully‼️‼️ This is no longer a complaint from gun owners or dealers. It is a court finding. The Marksman Arms judgment is critical because it exposes systemic abuse of power inside the CFR, not minor administrative error. The court found that firearm and dealer licence applications were unlawfully delayed, obstructed and effectively refused without any authority in the Firearms Control Act. At the centre of this failure sits Brigadier Sikhakhane, the head of the Central Firearms Registry. The judgment makes it clear that the unlawful conduct complained of occurred under her leadership and authority. This includes shifting requirements, invented criteria, endless delays and decisions taken without procedural fairness. That is not lawful administration. It is institutional incompetence. The court explicitly rejected CFR’s standard defence of “capacity constraints” and backlogs. The law does not bend because CFR cannot manage itself. Administrative incapacity is not a lawful excuse for violating citizens’ rights. If the CFR is dysfunctional, that failure rests squarely with its leadership. When a High Court has to remind the head of a national registry that public officials may only exercise powers granted by Parliament, it is an indictment of both competence and attitude. This is not caution or public safety. It is useless governance. The real-world consequence is dangerous. Law-abiding South Africans who comply with training, background checks, renewals and safe storage are systematically disadvantaged. Criminals, meanwhile, face no CFR forms, no refusals and no delays. They continue to acquire and use illicit firearms freely, through gangs, corruption and organised crime networks that CFR has shown no ability to disrupt. The result is a system that punishes compliance while criminals do as they please. This judgment draws a clear line. Under Brigadier Sikhakhane’s leadership, the CFR has drifted into policy-making by obstruction, something it has no constitutional mandate to do. Public safety cannot be achieved by quietly sabotaging legislation through unlawful administration. We will soon officially have to zoom in on the Central Firearms Registry, its leadership, its decision-making processes and its compliance with the Firearms Control Act and PAJA. Court findings of this seriousness demand oversight, consequences and reform. You do not build safety by disarming the compliant while criminals remain armed. That is not gun control. That is governance failure. Ian Cameron Crime Activist// Chairperson: Portfolio Committee on Police// Member of Parliament of the Republic of South Africa 🇿🇦