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Commentary and updates about Mike Hampton’s controversial book about Democratic Alliance corruption, ‘Same Shit, Different Government’. Includes related press coverage.

Hunger Strike Day 64: Wrists like sticks

Hunger Strike Against Corruption Day 64 Wrists like sticksI’ve no motivation to write articles as my hunger strike continues. There’s already so much evidence for you to download. I’m spending my last days of ‘freedom’ emailing people, planning my arrest, listening to rock music and watching foreign movies. A dietician may be able to explain why I still have a belly but the rest of me has shrunk. I previously showed you the changes in my face (and will post an update on day 70). But for me, the most noticeable affect has been to my wrists which have become thin, bony and heroin looking. For perspective, I demonstrate to salt lovers with this photo 🙂

 

 

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Day 60: Hunger Strike Against Corruption

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Day 60 of my hunger strike against corruption. I shaved off my sexy accessory. Done some breaking, tearing and inner searching. Only found stubborn resignation. The soundtrack to this ‘movie sequel’ has been rock ‘n roll; from Jeff Buckley and John Moreland to Hatebreed and Judas Priest. Eventually the drums and guitars will become mimes so that all that will be left is me, as uncute as can be. My fruit juice and soya milk will soon run out, water and black tea carrying me to my next destination. My … Read the full article…

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1100 downloads of SSDG book, DA corruption evidence

1100 FREE DOWNLOADS Same Shit Different GovernmentThis is the 40th day of my hunger strike against corruption in South Africa, particularly the Media and ANC members who’ve been protecting the criminality of the DA.

Thank you for spreading the truth about DA corruption. You’ve downloaded my book, SSDG (‘Same Shit, Different Government’), 1100 TIMES. That’s a R165,000 giveaway before counting the many that have been emailed.

Have your friends downloaded it? The audio version is free too.

It’s free but if you appreciate my activism, your assistance during these hard times would be most appreciated. Every R20 helps. Please help me keep my bank accounts open. I literally cannot afford the R600 per month that’s needed to keep them in the green.
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Video: Hunger Strike Day #32 – Impact on my body

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My HUNGER STRIKE AGAINST CORRUPTION began 16 May 2019. We’re 32 days later. What affect is the hunger strike having on my body? I generalise in the video. These figures are more precise. A 92kg, 47-year-old male requires 3231 calories per day to accomplished the following low-energy routine: -368 watching movies x 4hrs -2154 desk work, typing x 13hrs -212 walking 2.7km/h x 1hr (indoors) -497 sleeping x 6hrs LAST WEEK WAS 220 CALORIES PER DAY 120 lemon juice (3 squeezed lemons into 2 glasses water) 0 salt sprinkle in … Read the full article…

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Hunger Strike Day #26 – weight loss

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The photos I post on Facebook at 6am are from the past. They’re not what’s happening now. On May 1, I took a photo of myself at Windhoek airport, meaning to begin my hunger strike against corruption then. The Namibian government implied I’d be deported if I wasn’t a good guest. I complied but got sick the same day, losing 5kg over the next two weeks. My protest began quietly on May 16. I lost another 5kg by May 31, the day I returned to South Africa. As I don’t … Read the full article…

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Dewa Mavhinga, will Human Rights Watch stand for me against the corrupt?

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Dewa Mavhinga, as the Southern African Director of Human Rights Watch, will you stand for me against the corrupt? Will you be the first NGO to show no favouritism to the Democratic Alliance (DA)? I hate adding this but it’s uncomfortable fact that the two things most ‘justice NGOs’ in South Africa have in common are similar ‘liberal’ funders and their refusal to defend me against the fake liberal DA. Together, they result in third common denominator – hypocrisy. For the belief in human rights to exist, there has to … Read the full article…

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