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Namibia update #3: My letter to SA High Commissioner Archie Whitehead

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The South African High Commission in Namibia is supposed to have a second meeting with me today but I haven’t been told the time (despite it being 10.30am already). I tried to find out but their after-hours, emergency number is non-operational. Consequently, to keep readers informed of what’s been happening, this was  was my letter to High Commissioner William Archie Whitehead: Attention: High Commissioner (Namibia) Date: 3 May 2019 ASK PRESIDENT CYRIL RAMAPHOSA TO PROVIDE ME PROTECTION AND ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CORRUPTION I’VE REPORTED It was an uncomfortable experience … Read the full article…

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Proof: I’ll never get a fair trial

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The Magistrates’ Commission never acted on my complaint I sent a year ago. You can download the signed pdf or view the text below: AFFIDAVIT 1. I, the undersigned, MICHAEL JAMES HAMPTON State under oath in English that: 1. I am an adult male of 46 years of age with identity number 720 420 5235 089, edress mike@loveknysna.com and home address of 297 Sarnia Road, Seaview, Durban. 2. The facts contained herein, save where indicated otherwise, are within my own personal knowledge and are to the best of my knowledge … Read the full article…

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CXpress, newspaper supporting DA corruption

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The CXpress newspaper printed a one-sided story about me, at the beginning of this month. It related to the High Court order to shut down my website, stop my book, and arrest me. You can read it in the pdf reader at the bottom of this page (thanks to it being reposted in ShowMe Knysna). Nowhere therein does anyone mention freedom of speech, especially that special sub-category, INFORMATION IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST. The propaganda piece was instigated by regular protagonists, married couple ex-Knysna DA Deputy Mayor Esme Jefferys and ex-municipal … Read the full article…

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DA bullies, why you can ignore the threats against you

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Many of my subscribers have received threats from Democratic Alliance creeps. Don’t be bullied. For some of you, your crime was simply posting a Facebook review saying something mild like, “Good man. Keep spreading the truth.” Their tactics are dirty but it’s more important for you to treat them as absurd. I explain why you can legally ignore their threats to sue you. DA BULLIES The most regular bully is Advocate July Seton. She’s married to ex-DA Knysna Deputy Mayor Esme Jefferys. Seton was previously a DA candidate and a … Read the full article…

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Help me fight corruption in the Western Cape

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Urgent: For my sake, treat this as my most important post. It’s make or break time for me. I’m not a fugitive. I’m not a criminal. I’m an activist blowing the emergency whistle on DA corruption. They want to destroy me. I need your help to keep fighting a bit longer. UPDATE I never count anything until it happens but I’m in contact with two Ministers. One claims to be seeking answers. The other will bring an emergency motion to Parliament on my behalf. As Parliament is closed for the … Read the full article…

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DA Poo #3 – The first time DA officially blocked me

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This 2011 letter was the first of many  obstructive steps by the Democratic Alliance (DA) that allowed approximately R36-million in illegal funding to a private company called Knysna Tourism. That’s tender fraud. Knysna Mayor Georlene Wolmarans was the first DA politician to officially block me. With this 2011 letter, she ignored the transparency that she, Councillors Esme Edge and Councillor Michelle Wasserman had promised me in previous meetings. She subtly tried to intimidate me by saying that Helen Zille and Alan Winde had received all my correspondence, as if I’d … Read the full article…

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