ZUMA TRYING TO WIN “RELIGIOUS” VOTERS November 30, 2008
Posted by frostygirl in Politics.Tags: democracy, God, laws, principles
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I saw the following article on the IOL news site:
SA a country of God - Zuma
“South Africa is a country based on the rules and principles of God,” said ANC President Jacob Zuma in Kempton Park on Thursday.
The Preamble of the Constitution “calls upon God to help us” said Zuma at the National Presidential Religious Leaders summit.
“When all of us take office in government… we raise our right hand and indeed pronounce… so help me God. I believe no one can argue South Africa is not based on the principles of God,” said Zuma.
“The bible says pray for those who are in government. I believe we must go beyond that. You must advise and criticise if there are things we do that are not in keeping with the principles of God.
“Earlier the ANC’s chaplain general Reverend Vukile Mehana told Zuma he must feel “safe”.
“You must know that you are safe. As we prayed for your predecessor, we will continue to pray for you. Don’t shake. The God, your ancestors, are here.” - Sapa
In the above report Mr Zuma stated the following: “I believe no one can argue South Africa is not based on the principles of God.
“I can think of quite a few arguments against this statement of his i.e.:
God’s principles are:
Have no other God …….. The majority of black South African’s worship their ancestors.
No abortions…….. The ANC made it legal to have abortions in South Africa.
Pro 13:24 He that spareth his rod hateth his son: but he that loveth him chasteneth him betimes…….The ANC banned corporal punishment, parents are not allowed to give their children a hiding to discipline them.
Eph 5:11 And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them…….The ANC legalised pornography being sold in SA, they allowed foul language and unedited sex scenes in movies that can be watched by children which has now resulted in our children swearing at a very young age and of course experimenting with sex at the age of as young as 6.
I can go on and on, but the post will be too long.
Now if we look at the example Mr Zuma sets to South African’s and the world we can see that he may TALK about God’s principles and laws, but he does not ADHERE to them:
1) Do not commit adultary……..Mr Zuma openly admitted that he had sexual relations with a friends daughter.
2)1Tim 3:12 Let servants be husbands of one wife, ruling their children and their own houses well…..Mr Zuma has 5 wives.
3) Do not steal…..he is facing charges of corruption….where there is smoke, there is normally fire!
Once again I can go on, but I think you get the picture.
Mr Zuma is trying to get the support of “religious” people in South Africa and unfortunately most of them are too blind to see that they are being duped.
These “christians” know what God’s laws and principles are, but most of them do not live by them and will be sucked in by Mr Zuma saying that SA is a country of God even though they know that the ANC leadership does not FEAR God and certainly does NOT live by His laws and principles.
Open your eyes, do not be deceived by these words!
In fact do not even vote because “demon-cracy” (democracy) is not from God!
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ANC NOT SCARED OF NEW PARTY? November 14, 2008
Posted by frostygirl in Politics.Tags: ANC, Christ, COPE
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The ANC states over and over again that they are not scared of the new political party which is in the process of being formed called Congress of the people (COPE), so why are they preventing them from having ligitimate public meetings to present themselves to the nation?
The ANC has no control over their members, they are allowed to run riot and cause problems for other political parties! Does this not let you think of how it started across our borders in Zimbabwe?
Every political party should be given the right to address the nation without any hinderance or interference from opposition party members.
Jakob Zuma you stated that the ANC will be in control until Christ returns…….. that is something you should NOT have said, you will be judged by every idle word that passes your lips!
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ANC DIVISION CONTINUES October 5, 2008
Posted by frostygirl in Politics.Tags: ANC, division, Lekota, split
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“Former defence minister Mosiuoa Lekota has given the clearest hint yet that he might divorce the ANC, an organisation which he no longer recognised and whose practices he believed had become dangerous to democracy” writes Angela Quintal of IOL Online.
Lekota has written an open letter to the ANC and Jeff Radebe of the ANC answered the letter in the press and he was not very complimentary to Lekota and “his cronies”.
“Remember that the ANC as an institution will stay forever while individuals like yourselves will go.” Radebe said. What is the old adage?: Never say never!
Read the two letters here:
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&…
The ANC thinks that they will remain in power for ever in view of the large majority they have in the black vote, but what they do not seem to realise is the fact that these voters are getting more and more disenchanted with the way the ANC is running this country into the ground.
The corruption in high places are not dealt with properly, the crime is escalating and the promises of housing, clean and safe drinking water, electricity for every household and job creation, etc have not materialised, so why must they continue to vote for this administration?
If the splinter group in the ANC break away and forms a new opposition party then the majority voters will be divided and this can cost the ANC dearly.
This together with the death rate amongst the black nation will swing the pendulam against the ANC!
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ANC DIVIDED, ARE THEY READY TO FALL? September 24, 2008
Posted by frostygirl in Politics.Tags: president, south africa, Trevor Manuel
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Jacob Zuma’s supporters left no stone unturned to ensure that his road to becoming President of South Africa was smoothed over, they did not care who they hurt in the process and of course their actions has caused great division in the ANC camp.
The ordinary man in the street may well be excused if they wonder what on earth happened in our country this last week, President Mbeki was forced to resign by his own party just a few months before the next general election in South Africa. What was the purpose behind this?
A man who is respected worldwide (Mbeki) is removed to make room for a man (Zuma) who may be corrupt, whose morals is suspect and who will allow the country to become ungovernable just to achieve his goal.
When Mr. Mbeki resigned the the Deputy President, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka who is loyal to him also resigned, which left the country without a clear leader prior to the 2009 election. Now we have a situation where our country will be in the hands of someone who is virtually unknown to most people outside the ANC camp, namely Kgalema Motlanthe.
Kgalema Motlanthe previously raised concerns about what he believed were Mbeki’s attempts to impose the government’s decisions on the ANC when Mbeki wanted to take action against Madlala-Routledge, Deputy Health Minister, arguing that she had undermined not only him but the ANC as a whole.
Read his profile here:
http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=848569
Trevor Manuel, our Finance Minister also resigned, which caused the financial markets to tumble sharply as the overseas markets reacted to this negative news. He later advised that he resigned as Mbeki had appointed him in the position and that he was willing to serve under the new administration if they wanted him to continue in his post as Finance Minister.
Minister in the Presidency Essop Pahad and Science Minister Mosibudi Mangena has indicated that they also intended resigning therefore a third of the Cabinet resigned after Mr. Mbeki resigned.
This once again proves to me that one cannot understand the African mindset, they make a mockery of our country by making decisions without thinking what the impact on the country and its people would be.
What next?
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NEW PROPOSED LAND GRAB LAW REMOVED August 15, 2008
Posted by frostygirl in Politics.Tags: grab, land, south africa
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The new proposed land grab law has been removed from Parliament discussion and we can thank all the opposition party members who stuck to their guns about this issue which they rightly declared was “unconstitutional.”
The ANC may hold a large majority, but the small minority is making sure that they publicise all the negative things the ANC tries to railroad through Parliament. If this new law was implemented it would have had dire consequences for the landowners of South Africa and we could have gone down the same road as Zimbabwe.
Thank you all concerned and please keep your eyes and ears opened in the future as well and continue to be our watchdogs out there!
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WHEN WILL THE “ZUMA” BOMB GO OFF? August 10, 2008
Posted by frostygirl in Politics.Tags: corruption, zuma
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A bit of history first for my foreign readers.
Jacob Zuma was South Africa’s Deputy President until he was asked to step down when charges of corruption was levied against him.
For a number of years now he has been in and out of court trying to defend/stop proceedings against him. He has huge support from the ANC Youth League (ANCYL) and Umkhonto we Sizwe Military Veterans’ Association (MKMVA).
When one watches the news coverage of Mr Zuma when he comes out of the court house and addresses his followers, one can see that he does nothing to discourage their mass action threats, in fact he seems to encourage it.
Words like: “We will kill for Zuma” and “No Zuma, no country” are chilling to hear. Who are they going to kill? Are they going to go on a rampage and kill indiscriminately or have they specific targets in mind in the ANC or the legal fraternity that they will kill?
The MKMVA made it clear that a legal defeat for ANC president Jacob Zuma “will not be tolerated”.
“We want to make this message very clear. We are not going to allow this country - or any other country - to destroy the ANC or its leader, comrade Jacob Zuma. We are going to make sure that Zuma becomes the next president of this country, no matter what. No Zuma, no country,” the organisation’s deputy national secretary, Ramatuku Maphutha, told Independent Newspapers on Sunday.
Mr Zuma is now the ANC President and will be their candidate for the next general elections to be held in 2009.
If the court case is held before the elections and he is found guilty, what will happen?
If he is elected as our next President and he is found guilty thereafter, what will happen?
I have spoken in depth about the “African mindset” in previous posts, and the world has seen what happened in Zimbabwe recently when their veterans took matters into their own hands. Life is cheap in Africa, they do not care how many innocent lives are taken!
The above-mentioned two South African groups have no regard for the justice system or for our Constitution and if they carry out their threats and start filling the minds of their followers with “killing” we will see mass anarchy that will be a thousand times worse than the recent Xenophobic attacks. I believe that it will mainly be black on black violence as the various factions fight each other, but many innocent people can die if they are caught up in the middle of it.
Mr Jacob Zuma can stop this, but will he?
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