BY Oupa Ngwenya
After the clown gives way, or is gotten rid of — Donald Trump — a polished heir is found: JD Vance. Empires don’t collapse with a clown on top. They endure when a polished heir is found. And the bonus is to get the judiciary hard-wired to protect billionaire power.
Check the formula:
PW Botha, the clown, was replaced by a polished heir, FW De Klerk.
The system endured. Billionaire power got what it wanted: ‘policy certainty’ — constitutional continuity.
PW Botha’s aversion to the World New Order hailing from Davos
was dismissed as jest. PW De Klerk’s consent
was reason for open arms to embrace him into the club
and he had a Nobel Peace Prize to show for it.
A turnkey solution he proved to be, for ‘policy certainty’ to be clinched.
The FW De Klerk Foundation was established to ensure the breakthrough lasts for ages,
as his legacy to show for his name to endure,
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‘Policy certainty’ is code for things not changing.
Afriforum, in its court challenge of the Expropriation Act, is not alone in ensuring that it is so.
The DA is very much a leading, active part of this continuity.
The conventional mistaken assumption was to think racism speaks Afrikaans.
Whiteness — the globalist new world order crusaders — is the first language of all racism speakers.
Trump is not Afrikaans-speaking. But never before have AmeriKKaners been this at home in America. To prop up AfriMAGA, at home and abroad,to decide what to do with Black aspirations back home in SA and even share a hit list of which Black leaders, inside and outside the ANC, to sanction.
This happens within a democracy.
To see the remorseless beneficiaries of an unchanging system of oppression:
calling the shots and acting against ‘their own’ country abroad, effectively running a parallel foreign policy, and then using the courts to resist change, without consequences.
So what would a vote for either mean?
The DA is not only in a coalition with the ANC. It also has a signed Strategic Intent Agreement with the ANC.A vote for either is the DANC coalition dance.
And it’s all music Davos would like to hear.
Oupa Ngwenya
Corporate Strategist
Freelance Writer & Journalist
