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If you guys were more observant and pro reading, you'd not find yourself at halaal Spur. Hating a group of people because you can't have pig is diabolical, you're no different from the likes of Hendrik Verwoerd and Eugène Terre'Blanche!
Please look at lady in the bottom left after the guy in the bottom middle said: "Your botox and lighting are doing way too much for you, sit in your box and wait your turn." π
Mna ndivalwa yilento iposter zabantu abamnyama nabebala, iposter zabo zimnyama namhlophe, kodwa ezabamhlophe zimibala π
Nino graFithi ππ retweeted
Recebo com alegria e gratidão suas felicitaçáes, presidente @CyrilRamaphosa.
O povo brasileiro reafirmou sua confianΓ§a na democracia. Nossos encontros frequentes nos ΓΊltimos anos fortaleceram ainda mais a parceria estratΓ©gica entre nossos paΓses.
Seguiremos trabalhando juntos no G20 e no BRICS para ampliar a voz do Sul Global, combater a fome e a pobreza e promover a reforma da governança global, em defesa de uma ordem internacional mais justa, democrÑtica e inclusiva.
On behalf of the government and the people of South Africa I congratulate my dear brother and friend, President @LulaOficial and the people of Brazil.
This victory will echo beyond the shores of Brazil. It is a victory for the global south and progressive forces throughout the world.
We affirm our commitment to continue strengthening bilateral relations between our two countries and working closely together in all multilateral fora to forge a just and better world order underpinned by solidarity and adherence to international law.
Open your own establishment and do as you please you varkliefhebber
Nino graFithi ππ retweeted
What would they have done during apartheid in South Africa?
Waited until the UN declared it a crime against humanity before finding the courage to act?
Is this really the leadership you want governing post-apartheid South Africa?
This gatekeeper is a clown. Cassper has done more for the culture than him in a shorter space of time. This here is a miserable hater that has ruined so many young aspiring hip hop artists, I'm glad he doesn't have the clout and power to do that anymore. Get him tf outta here!
Nino graFithi ππ retweeted
Reminder that the British media and other papers like this tried to paint Meghan Markle as an ungrateful daughter because she didn't want anything to do with Thomas Markle.
In fact they said she was an "uncaring, ambitious daughter who had "abandoned" her father.
Given the shocking allegations about her father, Thomas Markle, should we view the Duchess of Sussexβs efforts to portray a perfect family life in a new light? thetimes.com/life-style/celeβ¦
Nino graFithi ππ retweeted
Given the shocking allegations about her son, Andrew, should we view Queen Elizabeth's and the rest of the royal family's efforts to portray a dignified, honourable family in a new light?
Given the shocking allegations about her father, Thomas Markle, should we view the Duchess of Sussexβs efforts to portray a perfect family life in a new light? thetimes.com/life-style/celeβ¦
Nino graFithi ππ retweeted
NATO bombed Serbian tobacco factories in 1999.
Sounds strange. Why bomb tobacco? Not military targets. Not critical infrastructure. Just factories making cigarettes.
Then Philip Morris showed up. Rebuilt those same facilities. Modernized the equipment. Brought them up to international production standards.
Today you can buy cigarettes made in Serbia under Philip Morris brands in Australia, Europe, everywhere. Serbia became a major exporter.
So let's think about this. NATO bombs the factories. Philip Morris rebuilds them and profits from the production capacity.
Who benefited from that bombing?
Same pattern with Microsoft. Right after the bombing stopped, big Microsoft headquarters opens in Belgrade city center. I remember walking past that building and seeing their logo up there. Didn't take long.
The bombing was illegal under international law. That's not opinion. No UN Security Council approval. Violated the NATO charter itself. But they did it anyway.
Then Western corporations moved in while the rubble was still being cleared.
I lived through it. I watched it happen. And 25 years later I'm still asking the same question: who were they really fighting for?
Even if people vote for the ANC, they will form a coalition government with those very same parties. Look at how they formed a government with New National Party, the same government that oppressed South Africans, in the Western Cape. Which eventually conceded power to the DA.
