The land grab thread

**WCC** · 09-07-2018, 16:34

Originally Posted by PCfanatic

Then he say not a drop of blood will flow, then blood must be shed. He changes his mind all the time. What is wrong with this man?

He's a politician that can flip flop with the best of them. But he is right, blood will flow, since he cannot take what is not his to give and expect people to accommodate his race hate rhetoric. Expect him building up the intensity of his hate speech closer to elections as he has nothing left to offer.

**BBT** · 10-07-2018, 01:28

Originally Posted by Tayls

^^^This.

My view is that we should start drowning the politicians since they really truly add no value whatsoever (I do not mean this literally but metaphorically, of course).

Nothing wrong with literally drowning them

**drie57** · 10-07-2018, 06:52

Originally Posted by BBT

Nothing wrong with literally drowning them

Cannot. The water would be offended.

**A-R** · 10-07-2018, 22:02

Originally Posted by drie57

Cannot. The water would be offended.

Not to mention polluted.

**Messor** · 11-07-2018, 08:59

Originally Posted by GAZZAMCK

2019 elections must hurry up, so the politicians can go back into their holes

I think by now people know that the chickens will come home to roost.

You cannot tell people every day that land must be taken from white people and given to black people and expect no fallout. Even when the elections are over, expect more land invasions, and more farm murders. That of course besides all the other empty promises that cause violent protests every day.

At the end of the day you still sit with the anc, not looking for real world solutions to better the lives of people, like growing the economy and creating jobs, they try and do the opposite.

There is no such thing as back to normal in SA, only back to the rot.

**Ωhm** · 11-07-2018, 10:54

Originally Posted by Wanderin' Zero

So Messor, what's the solution? Is there one?

We all know what the solution is, and the ways we can implement it, but no one is willing to say it out loud. Anyone who does, would immediately be branded a bigot and a radical. The gun community would try distance itself from that person, fearing tighter restrictions and or confiscations as a consequence of his/her actions.

**Wanderin' Zero** · 20-07-2018, 13:26

https://www.rt.com/business/433772-b...-resettlement/

Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

**noost** · 20-07-2018, 14:16

**Sicario** · 21-07-2018, 06:49

https://www.biznews.com/thought-lead...d-grabs-plans/

Small example of what will happen in the very near future with this runaway disaster we are mere spectators to..
What to do, what to do....

**Tayls** · 21-07-2018, 11:45

Originally Posted by noost

Aside from the obvious concerns that this (political) agenda raises, is the clear and seemingly never-ending agenda being run by the (local and international) mainstream press.

One may query why they are so keen to run this clear agenda, especially in the light of the obvious and impossible to deny failures that have arisen when this agenda was made into policy in fairly recent times in countries like Zimbabwe... 🤬

This agenda also glibly glosses over the fact that in the case of South Africa and Namibia, they have both had a majority government running those countries for the last 24 years and 26+ years, respectively. Why are those governments not being blamed and held to account for their obvious and glaring failures in uplifting the people, creating jobs, upskilling people and growing their economies!?????

Could it perhaps be being done by the international press so as to focus attentions away for such country’s own internal issues (such as the fallout from Brexit, rising crime rates, the massive influx of Muslim refugees, local unemployment etc) ...!?

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk