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Cape High Court – DA will try imprison me, ban this website and my book

Cape High Court - DA will try imprison me, ban this website and my book10th Mar 2021
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We will never recover from South Africa’s growing debt!

South Africa debt and interest 2020 what should good government do

The truth may be bitter but sharing it is sweet!
21st Jun 2020 by mikehampton Posted in Same Shit Different Government Tagged South Africa, debt

Coronavirus Amplified: Interruption for Hamburgers & Lizards

Mike Hampton Posted on 14th Apr 2020 by mikehampton1st Nov 2020

In the Year of Our COVID, we’re making ashes with the bones of ourselves. I interrupt my coronavirus info blog series to share frustrated opinion about hamburger fatties and green lizards… THE LIZARDS I’m not an economist. I don’t understand most of the figures they flash on TV as ‘proof’ of what’s up/what’s down. However, it’s impossible for the financial industry (whose job it is to be profitable) to be profitable all the time. We must constantly remind ourselves that the only way they can do their job is to … Read the full article…

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Posted in Sweets & Scissors | Tagged apathy, debt, coronavirus, covid-19, laziness, finance, lizards

Mini Budget Speech, Massive Doom & Gloom

Mike Hampton Posted on 30th Oct 2019 by mikehampton1st Nov 2020
mini budget speech south africa

Minister Finance Tito Mboweni is to be credited for delivering overdue honesty regarding the state of South Africa’s economy. He did so during the medium term budget speech, what some call the mini-budget. It’s also good news that the National Prosecuting Authority’s budget is going to radically increase. But positivity dies there, overwhelmed by a storm we have little chance of clearing. BUDGET INTENTIONS The intended unbundling of Eskom, and SAA  partnership with private companies, will be stopped by unions. The R59-billion Eskom bailout Eskom just received is harsh fact … Read the full article…

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Posted in Same Shit Different Government | Tagged Eskom, South Africa, budget, growth rate, Tito Mboweni, SAA, debt

Documentary: The Four Horsemen

Mike Hampton Posted on 13th Dec 2017 by mikehampton1st Nov 2020

FOUR HORSEMEN is free from mainstream media propaganda — the film doesn’t bash bankers, criticise politicians or get involved in conspiracy theories. It ignites the debate about how to usher a new economic paradigm into the world which would dramatically improve the quality of life for billions. “It’s Inside Job with bells on, and a frequently compelling thesis thanks to Ashcroft’s crack team of talking heads — economists, whistleblowers and Noam Chomsky, all talking with candour and clarity.” – Total Film

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Posted in Sweets & Scissors | Tagged economy, debt, banking, Four Horsemen, fractional reserve banking, John Perkins, Joseph Stiglitz, Max Keiser, Noam Chomsky, political lobbying

Knysna: Leticha and the Debt Trap

Mike Hampton Posted on 19th Sep 2016 by Mike Hampton19th Sep 2016

Leticha Marinana, like millions of other South Africans, has lived in a debt trap after buying on credit from companies such as Foschini and Edgars. When your only income is a state Disability Grant of R1,500 per month, every rand counts. THE DEBT TRAP BEGINS… Ten years ago mentally challenged Leticha Marinana opened a credit account to buy clothes at Edgars, South Africa’s largest fashion group. Over the first three years she bought R10,497 worth of items, then never used her card again. With interest and charges she’s paid back … Read the full article…

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Posted in Guest Posts / Press Releases | Tagged Knysna, debt, debt trap, Edgars, Foshini, Jack Lundin, Leticha Marinana

Banking: 12-Yr Old Knows More Than Most Adults

Mike Hampton Posted on 7th Feb 2016 by mikehampton1st Nov 2020

If every South African adult watched this short video by Victoria Grant, a 12-year-old Canadian, they’d better understand why life is getting harder, why the middle class is shrinking and why our infrastructure is failing. It’d help you understand that the world is controlled by debt, the result of governments selling the rights of money-making to corporate interests. We all work for the banks, even the South African government. It’s a system that is failing right now.

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Posted in Sweets & Scissors | Tagged debt, banking, money, understanding banking, Victoria Grant

South Africa: Debts 3yrs Old Cannot be Collected

Mike Hampton Posted on 15th Oct 2015 by Mike Hampton15th Oct 2015

If a debt collector contacts you, and the unpaid portion is older than three years, then it is illegal for them to collect it. Despite this, debt collectors continue to do it! Why? Two reasons: because they are greedy scumbags and people do not know this law. Debt collectors will try some very dirty tricks to get you to AGREE to the debt. DO NOT DO THIS. Here is a must listen 15 minute interview with Tony Webbstock, a lawyer who explains the law of prescription. If you are having … Read the full article…

The truth may be bitter but sharing it is sweet!
Posted in Love Knysna | Tagged debt, New Economic Rights Alliance, New Era, judgement, creditors, prescribed debt, Tony Webbstock

Victory: Garnishee Orders Ruled Illegal

Mike Hampton Posted on 9th Jul 2015 by Mike Hampton9th Jul 2015

Single mother and sole breadwinner Lisinda Bailey became tearful in court after Western Cape High Court Judge Siraj Desai declared the deductions which had been made from her salary were “invalid and unlawful.” The 40-year-old from Stellenbosch is one of 15 consumers who approached the University of Stellenbosch’s Legal Aid Clinic (LAC) for assistance. “I had to make monthly payments of R2,600 which was more than I can afford. As the only person working in my house, I struggled every month,” she said. “I’m so happy and grateful to everyone … Read the full article…

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Posted in Guest Posts / Press Releases | Tagged debt, Webber Wentzel, garnishee orders, Barbara Maregele, Flemix & Associates, Judge Siraj Desai, salary deductions, Stellenbosch Legal Aid Clinic

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