Mmusi Maimane isn’t a prophet
The only reasonable way forward is to put corrupt politicians in jail. Mmusi Maimane isn’t a prophet unless he’s the Prophet of Corruption. He’s got my evidence but protects Helen Zille and her cronies. That makes him as dirty and hypocritical as them.
Wait a few seconds for video to appear beneath this sentence… 1… 2… 3… there you go:
I remind readers that the DA leadership was repeatedly contacted. I also spent a small fortune (borrowed money) on couriers so as to ensure an evidence trail.
The image below is Maimane’s DA corruption evidence package (confirmed delivered). That was in January 2018!
James Selfe, Helen Zille and others received the same package. So did then Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa and Public Protector Busisiwe Mkwebane.
And none of the ‘liberal’, DA loving, ‘anti-corruption’ NGOs would act on it. Corruption Watch etc. = phew! They all work in one direction only.
Maimane’s anti-corruption rhetoric is a DA election gimmick, just like politicians in church. He’s the DA’s black pawn star. The DA aren’t the good guys. There aren’t any good guys.
Who does President Cyril Ramaphosa work for? It worries me that he only tackles his enemies in the ANC, rather than all corruption equally. Why do some criminals count, and other’s don’t. Why does the President give the DA a free ride?
Our country is corrupt to the pelvic bone. All we’ve got left is marketing. If Jesus were here, the politicians would crucify him quicker than we could say, “Goddamnit!”
I’m taking time off the internet to work on the books. I meant to post a simple, unrehearsed farewell to my subscribers but Mmusi Maimane, the hypocrite, stumbled inconveniently into my mouth. Shit happens at 6am (especially when you’ve been up since 2am). Anyways, I’ve coughed him out.
This is also (as it was only meant to be) a shout-out to the people who’ve been sharing my anti-corruption posts. Thanks! You’ll get the books, ‘Same Poo, Different Government’ in a couple of weeks. I look forward to it… so I can get some sleep 🙂