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Lots to say today.

Schabir has been released from prison. A 15 year sentence which turned out to be 2 and a couple of months. You'll remember this man as the guy who secured bribes from a French arms manufacturer for himself and one Jacob Zuma.

Reason the parole board let him go home? He suffers from high blood pressure. Of course everyone is up in arms about this as the law specifies that terminally ill prisoners can go home to die in peace. In other words, Schabir will die soon.., yeah, that's what I thought! And the ANC says they had nothing to do with it. This was the sole responsibility of the doctors (medical certificate), the parole board and Balfour. Balfour is the minister in charge and did this on his own accord without consulting with the ruling party? Yeah, that's what I thought. Did he do this to win favour with JZ? Who knows.

Fact is that Schabir is home. You remember another crook called Tony Yengeni? That's why this sounds so familiar! And of course, no further investigation into the matter needed as JZ said that Schabir should've been released a long time ago.

Zimbabwe style, I tell you..

A couple of months ago, when the oil price was hitting way over the 100 Dollar mark we paid just over R10.00 a liter at the gaspumps. Once oil hit the sub forty Dollar price our fuel price came down by about 40%. This week, with crude oil (sort of) stabilising in the mid forties our fuel price is going up again. Makes sense? Yeah, that's what I thought.

Trevor Manual says we need money for infrastructure. Yeah, that we know. What we would like to know though is what happened to ALL THE MONEY we've been paying like good South African citizens over the past 15 years of ANC rule which was meant to maintain the infrastructure they got (for mahala) once white rule ended? With our toll roads and fuel levies (which by the way makes up more than 40% of the total per liter price of petrol), why do you need more money?

It's obvious there are no controls in place. We've seen a couple of so-called scandals with ministers caught with the hand in the cookie jar, but what happened to them? They kept their jobs and they told the people that they will be paying this money back. When? Did they qualify for some sort of government discount scheme?

Maybe Zuma needs a future government accountant? Methinks Schabir might get the job!

Interesting piece I received from Nelly. Know thy future president -

ZUMA WIVES

Number one

Sizakele Khumalo — whom he met in 1959. She lives at his rural R1,5-million home at Nkandla in northern KwaZulu- Natal and they have no children.

Ex-wife

Foreign Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma — with whom he had four children - Msholozi, 24, Gugu, 22, Thuli, 21 and Thuthi, 19. They divorced in June 1998 due to "irreconcilable differences."

Late wife

Kate Zuma — with whom he had five children - Saady, 29, twins Duduzile and Duduzane both 25, Phumzile, 20 and Vusi. She committed suicide on December 8, 2000 after apparent strained relations with Zuma.

Still on honeymoon

Nompumelelo Mantuli Zuma — whom he married in January. She has two children Thandiswe, 7 and eight month old Sinquobile.

Waiting in the wings

Thobeka Stacey Mabhija — with whom he has two children including a 5 month old baby

Mrs Jacob Zuma number six?

Bongi Ngema — from Umlazi, has a seven month old son

Old flame

Minah Shongwe — who is Zuma's old flame. Shongwe, the sister of Judge Jeremiah Shongwe has a 30 year old son, Edward with Zuma.

Left at the altar

Zuma also paid half lobolo for Swazi Princess Sebentile Dlamini, 38, the granddaughter of King Sobhuza III, in 2002 but nothing has come out of it.

4 Marriages, 1 Half Lobola, 3 sleeping partners and 15 Children...????? Check the age differences between the children from different mothers, ya neh, UZuma wa sebenziza um'shini wa khe. !!! ( Mr Zuma … you have definitely been using your machine gun !! )

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	4 March 2009
Lots to say today. Schabir has been released from prison. A 15 year sentence which turned out to be 2 and a couple of months. You'll remember this man as the guy who secured bribes from a French arms manufacturer for himself and one Jacob Zuma. Reason the parole board let him go home? He suffers from high blood pressure. Of course everyone is up in arms about this as the law specifies that terminally ill prisoners can go home to die in peace. In other words, Schabir will die soon.., yeah, that's what I thought! And the ANC says they had nothing to do with it. This was the sole responsibility of the doctors (medical certificate), the parole board and Balfour. Balfour is the minister in charge and did this on his own accord without consulting with the ruling party? Yeah, that's what I thought. Did he do this to win favour with JZ? Who knows. Fact is that Schabir is home. You remember another crook called Tony Yengeni? That's why this sounds so familiar! And of course, no further investigation into the matter needed as JZ said that Schabir should've been released a long time ago. Zimbabwe style, I tell you.. A couple of months ago, when the oil price was hitting way over the 100 Dollar mark we paid just over R10.00 a liter at the gaspumps. Once oil hit the sub forty Dollar price our fuel price came down by about 40%. This week, with crude oil (sort of) stabilising in the mid forties our fuel price is going up again. Makes sense? Yeah, that's what I thought. Trevor Manual says we need money for infrastructure. Yeah, that we know. What we would like to know though is what happened to ALL THE MONEY we've been paying like good South African citizens over the past 15 years of ANC rule which was meant to maintain the infrastructure they got (for mahala) once white rule ended? With our toll roads and fuel levies (which by the way makes up more than 40% of the total per liter price of petrol), why do you need more money? It's obvious there are no controls in place. We've seen a couple of so-called scandals with ministers caught with the hand in the cookie jar, but what happened to them? They kept their jobs and they told the people that they will be paying this money back. When? Did they qualify for some sort of government discount scheme? Maybe Zuma needs a future government accountant? Methinks Schabir might get the job! Interesting piece I received from Nelly. Know thy future president - ZUMA WIVES Number one Sizakele Khumalo — whom he met in 1959. She lives at his rural R1,5-million home at Nkandla in northern KwaZulu- Natal and they have no children. Ex-wife Foreign Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma — with whom he had four children - Msholozi, 24, Gugu, 22, Thuli, 21 and Thuthi, 19. They divorced in June 1998 due to "irreconcilable differences." Late wife Kate Zuma — with whom he had five children - Saady, 29, twins Duduzile and Duduzane both 25, Phumzile, 20 and Vusi. She committed suicide on December 8, 2000 after apparent strained relations with Zuma. Still on honeymoon Nompumelelo Mantuli Zuma — whom he married in January. She has two children Thandiswe, 7 and eight month old Sinquobile. Waiting in the wings Thobeka Stacey Mabhija — with whom he has two children including a 5 month old baby Mrs Jacob Zuma number six? Bongi Ngema — from Umlazi, has a seven month old son Old flame Minah Shongwe — who is Zuma's old flame. Shongwe, the sister of Judge Jeremiah Shongwe has a 30 year old son, Edward with Zuma. Left at the altar Zuma also paid half lobolo for Swazi Princess Sebentile Dlamini, 38, the granddaughter of King Sobhuza III, in 2002 but nothing has come out of it. 4 Marriages, 1 Half Lobola, 3 sleeping partners and 15 Children...????? Check the age differences between the children from different mothers, ya neh, UZuma wa sebenziza um'shini wa khe. !!! ( Mr Zuma … you have definitely been using your machine gun !! ) Let's have your ideas - Message Board Free Forums by Bravenet.com	Online Shop Past Views Current Joke Past jokes Gallery Links Current Exchange Rate Daily News Headlines Articles
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