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Tag Archives: DA corruption

Dear Helen Zille, are you evil?

Mike Hampton Posted on by

REPORTING CORRUPION IN YOUR MOMENT OF OPPORTUNITY Helen Zille and Mmusi Maimane, are you evil? Considering your cover-up and negative inaction regarding the Democratic Alliance (DA) corruption I’ve reported to you, it’s fair question. I worry that if kicking a baby meant protecting the crimes of the DA, I’d feel damn sorry for the baby. That baby is the Public you earn protection money from. You got the money, you got rich, where’s our protection? Before I repeat that corruption, let me elaborate on why your current position is your … Read the full article…

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A message about DA corruption to honest Journalists & NGOs

Mike Hampton Posted on by

South Africa’s anti-corruption Media and NGOs are missing regards DA corruption. Either they’re hiding or they’re a marketing falsehood like our politics. Despite hopelessness water-boarding my hope, I’m reaching out again as time is running short for me. I’m providing this simple guide to the errant journalist or lawyer seeking light beyond bias and corporate interest. DA CORRUPTION GUIDE INTRODUCTION TO DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE CORRUPTION I’m Mike Hampton. I discovered corruption in Knysna. When the Democratic Alliance (DA) wouldn’t help, and instead blocked me, I realised they were hiding more. I … Read the full article…

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

Mike Hampton Posted on by

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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Video: Hunger Strike #1 (16 May 2019)

President Cyril Ramaphosa, this political corruption is your responsibility to punish… and my life is now yours to save.

My HUNGER STRIKE AGAINST CORRUPTION began 16 May 2019. This video was made the first day but I’m only announcing it on my 10th day of protest, the same day Cyril Ramaphosa is being inaugurated as President. I’d hoped to not go through with this but the NPA, IPID, Hawks and Presidency have failed to act dutifully. Visit the MAIN PAGE for my list of demands, videos and evidence.

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