Comments on: Jacob Zuma – I have a dream, a big wet dream

By: moxie

moxie — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 18:31:13 +0000

Good Luck to you Polly! Go and find your happiness with civilized, compassionate people. Remember that quality of Life is not your luxury home and luxury car. It is having freedom of association and realisation of your dreams. The whites lost their freedom in 1994 but are still expected to feel guillty?! What for? For developing the most advanced country on this Continent? For providing education, medical care and law and order? Stop using that you-know-what psychology on us! It ain’t gonna work!!!

By: Polly

Polly — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 11:28:16 +0000

>I agree with Moxie. I am totally ashamed of being South African, having zuma as our president is absolutly disgusting… A president who Dosen’t even have a Matric and sets a Seriously BAD example in every possilbe way, one just has to listen to how he talks, including everyone else in the ANC who is either Stupid, someones’ “Brother” or got all their fingers stuck in some juicy pie!, that alone tells us basically everything.

I have done quite alot of travelling and the place that shocked me the most was Benin, Cotonou… the filth is undescribable, the people, in general the entire place and even what it smells like is mind blowing, not at all surprising when I saw what astounded me on the beach … children playing soccer in the shit, literally, the beach was cover in human feces. Animal Abuse everwhere as well. These things you can only experience for yourself, i can only try and discribe it. The whole of africa is like is (watch cnn bbc etc) AND S.A is slowly heading the same way !!! (It’s just a few more smacks in people’s faces until they fully realise.)

The ENDLESS Corruption that we hear about everyday is not even a quater of what there probably is. Most South Africans are ignorant to the state of our country and blame the people that are pushing off, that it is their fault it is this way ????? And they just justify it be saying “but everywhere there is crime (etc)!!!”. NO, not to this extent! In Germany and nearly the whole of Europe, you can sleep outside with your front door Wide Open and No one would dare touch you or your belongings. I sure as nuts don’t want to stay here ! We live an endless, extremely stressful life here, NO THANKS!

Good luck if the DA gets in, brilliant, but im not waiting for that day to come! No doubt S.A is beautiful but.. its not worth it just for the scenery!!

Im only 18, still in matric: It doesn’t take age to see the truth. All you have to be is analytical and realistic with a hope of a better life somewhere descent.

By: Moxie

Moxie — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 05:34:00 +0000

All I can say is “God, help us!” The example being set by the President is laughable! He is a primitive man who is controlled by his stomach and his prick!

By: Ol' Pliny

Ol' Pliny — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 05:05:11 +0000

Ziwe, your post is construed as a populist attitude, which overrules logic, morals
and the beliefs of others. For instance, you said. “We voted for him” Perhaps you
should have used the expression, “Some of us”. You have virtually proved that
democracy is merely a form of government in the absence of something better.
In my own humble opinion, a president should be elected on the basis of his qualifications,
morals, and integrity. He owes it to the electorate to replace his past with the objective to being
a role model by which his cabinet and the people he governs should adjust themselves.

It is human to err. Should the president fail once or twice, he could be forgiven. But the matter
must be brought to the notice of those who pinned there hopes on him. In the overall interests
of better government, it is expected that the majority should be dismayed, rather than to express
undying support. In other words, your post is in contrast with reality and does very little to further
interest in the overrated democratic system.

By: Falconian

Falconian — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:08:55 +0000

Wow Ziwe!

Let’s just clear up one small issue here. 65% of the country voted for JayZee. They are the ones that look like idiots right now.

The other 35% were less stupid, gullible, or intimidated by the possible removal of social grants … after all you did not need to be rocket scientist or brain surgeon to predict what was likely to happen.

They wisely chose to rather vote against the man. Unfortunately because no single individual was capable of uniting the enlightened forces within the country, they handed the election to JayZee on a platter.

The time to stop the madness is here and now. It begins with the realisation that JuJu is testing the Mugabe-option on behalf JayZee. Next election he is going to be like a cornered buffalo, and he and his cronies will do whatever it takes to cling to power … allowing the whole corrupt bunch to continue to plunder the exchequer with impunity.

If you are really committed to developing South Africa into a GREAT country, it’s time to look beyond self-proclaimed ‘leaders’ that nobody in their right mind could ever respect.

Its time to examine your options and to decide, honestly and realistially, who would have the best chance of leading South Africa to GREATNESS.

Once you have done that, start mobilising your family and your community.

Change is a process, it depends on every one of us, and it begins NOW.

By: Ziwe

Ziwe — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 17:34:10 +0000

I really think that people ought to let it go now-I mean really now, Zuma is our president for pete’s sake! If we don’t respect him how on earth do we expect the rest of the world to do so? Doesn’t it click to people that we are the one’s who look like idiots and not him when they start dragging his name in the mud? We voted and he became president-now when it comes to that unfortunately we cannot turn back the hands of time so people should just deal with it and stop looking at everything that he does and everything that happens in his life in a dirty and degraded angle. Stop this madness! As for his behaviour honestly I know for a fact that many of us make those mistakes and yes i know we are not presidents but at the end of the day he too is human. ATLEAST HE’S NOT KILLING PEOPLE LIKE OTHER PRESIDENTS THAT I’D RATHER NOT MENTION

By: sp

sp — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 17:14:50 +0000

he has forgotten abt ppl of sa cos he has get the positision he has forgotten abt ppl who put him there.he does not think abt poverty in sa bt thinkinng for himself

By: Jan-Jan

Jan-Jan — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 11:00:39 +0000

Yes bonk bonk bonk and spread the disease. You are digging your graves with your pricks because of your unbridled lust. The Bible prophesied it!

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By: Ziwe

Ziwe — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 07:23:10 +0000

Personally i think that we as Africans are letting the Western world get into our heads far too much. Our president is a Zulu traditional man who does care about the actions that he takes. A lot of these things have been happening for decades and centuries and now that Zuma is doing it it’s an issue? The international/global eye can keep its Britain and America and we will keep our South Africa! We are far too concerned about what people who don’t understand the very concepts of our cultures and what they have to say. We have got to stop living for the white man and come back to reality about the fact that in all Zuma’s doings the only thing that can be debateable is whether he should’ve married her first or not before engaging into sex with her which many men of high positions do these days but don’t get penalised as my poor president.