Dictators

I still remembered crying [while listening to the radio] when Mugaba was voted as president.... it was like breaking one of my favourite flower pots!

I was in the car, corner of Garsfontein Rd. and Genl. Louis Botha streets [opposite Waterglen shopping mall]. Street names changed since then.

And then, a few years down the pipe line, it happened to South Africa!  Lots of similarities between the two countries.  

In South Africa we have the EFF with Julius Malema as mad man.  'Take farms, take land, take the water resources' he keeps shouting. 'Kill the boer' is his favourite song to stir his followers [cadres].  His rantings sounds too familiar. 

On the other hand, a very well known black man in South Africa has ONE question for Malema:  if you wake up tomorrow and there's NOT ONE WHITE MAN LEFT in SA, what will you do.  Tell us. Tell us what you will do to the additional black millions without work, little to no income from tax to run the country! 

I hope Mr Malema will be taught a lesson by the ANC and our opposition DA Party. When one is out of line, you need discipline - this is also true for any demanding and hate-filled politician. 

We can only hope things will be getting better in this [still] beautiful country. Our newly appointed President, Cyril Ramaphosa, currently does not agree to land grab, although it will be the case if the owners cannot be found.  Dilapidated buildings in our cities will be taken to get rid of the illegals squatting inside and these sight for sore eyes will become new apartments for the average income citizen and students.  With this measure we don't have a problem.  Mr Ramaphosa knows the country needs the white farmers who puts food on our tables.