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I DON’T CARE IF THIS OFFENDS YOU. PRESIDENT TRUMP IS DOING EVERYTHING I VOTED FOR
WHO’S WITH ME ?
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Strengthen him, Lord.
Give him energy and clarity.
Give him your peace and wisdom.
Guard and guide his heart and mind.
Send legions of angels to protect him.
Ease his cares and give him good rest.
Cause his enemies to stumble and panic.
In Jesus name, Amen!
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Christians love Jews and Jews love Christians.
Islam still has a lot to learn about love between people.
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I speak 🗣️ on behalf of ALL sober-minded South Africans:
1. South Africans love America 🇺🇸 and President Donald Trump.
2. South Africans love Israel 🇮🇱.
3. South Africa is a Christian country.
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South Africans voted 🗳️ for THE HEARTLESS HYENAS to govern them. While the country’s economy is crumbling these fat cats are getting fatter and fatter.
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Boxing Day is here. Let's fight. The South African government is solely liable for the poverty, crime, death, and destruction that we are all facing today. They have decided to entertain Iran among other nations in military exercises in South Africa in January, bringing us closer to potential sanctions and, therefore, further pain. They are intentionally doing this because of so-called 'principles'that they wave around like Palestinian supporters wave their flags, hoodwinking our people ever deeper into their subterfuge. They do not have the right to do this. It is the opposite of governance. It is anti-life, anti-poor, and despicable. We must punish them, rid ourselves of them, and then rebuild this nation into the global powerhouse that it should be.
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🇺🇸 🇳🇬 I extend sincere gratitude to the United States Department of Defense (War), the President of the United States, and the United States Navy for taking decisive action to address the wanton slaughter of Christians in Nigeria carried out by ISIS affiliates and Boko Haram. This response reflects acknowledgment of concerns I raised months ago in my letter, “Ending the Killings of Christians in Nigeria.”
The recent missile strike sends an urgent message and a strong warning to terrorist networks, while significantly degrading the physical infrastructure that enables their campaign of terror and impunity. Scripture affirms that justice restrains evil: “When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to evildoers” (Proverbs 21:15). At the same time, I respectfully urge the U.S. Government and its partners to continue excavating to the root of this crisis—identifying the power players, illicit financial flows, and transnational networks that fuel indoctrination, financial motivation, and the weaponization of banditry.
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⚡🇪🇺🇭🇺 The EU hates Prime Minister Viktor Orban and is trying to punish him for not accepting illegal migrants.
Do you support Hungary's strong anti-illegal immigration policy?
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“If Israel falls, then Athens, Paris, and Amsterdam will fall next. Our mothers in the West can sleep peacefully at night, because the mothers of Israeli soldiers lie awake wondering if their child will come back alive from battle.”
- Geert Wilders
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Wishing everyone across South Africa a joyful and peaceful Christmas.
May the season be filled with moments of togetherness, kindness, and care.
#USwithSA
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⚡🇳🇱 Geert Wilders: “We must immediately stop immigrants from Islamic countries from entering the country.
Go to an Islamic country. You can enjoy the rules of Islam there.”
Make Europe Great Again!
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Land expropriation Without compensation unpacked.. – at Pretoria, South Africa
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Farewell to the Post Office: ANC's Latest Masterclass in Ruin
The South African Post Office, once a reliable lifeline stretching back centuries, is finally being put out of its misery. Communications Minister Solly Malatsi has stripped away its cherished monopoly on delivering small parcels under 1kg, a privilege it clung to like a bankrupt heir to a worthless title.
For decades under ANC stewardship, SAPO has been a textbook case of state capture by incompetence. Billions in bailouts vanished into the void: over R10 billion since 2014 alone, including a promised R6.2 billion that got sliced in half when Treasury wisely pulled the plug on the rest. The result? Commercial insolvency declared in 2021, branches evicted from malls, equipment seized for debts, and mail delivery rates limping along at a pathetic 62% last year, far below even the lowered bar of 92%.
While private couriers thrived, SAPO's brilliant strategy was to sue them for daring to compete, demanding fines ringfenced for its own coffers. As its business rescue practitioners whined in their latest report, why innovate when you can extort?
This is no mere failure of management. It is the ANC's signature blend of corruption, cadre deployment, and delusional entitlement, turning a national asset into a parasitic husk. South Africans now bid goodbye to the Post Office as they knew it: not with nostalgia, but with relief that one more ANC disaster zone is being bulldozed before it drags down any more taxpayer cash.
Good riddance. The private sector will deliver what the state never could.
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