How big a lie would you tell for $156 Billion USD? One only has to look at the vast numbers involved to realise that South Africans have been played big time, to the tune of $156 BILLION USD! South Africans were literally guilt tripped into giving away their country to globalist banksters, for false virtue. South Africans were also tricked into selling out their great grandchildren’s futures. During Apartheid South Africa was Debt Free, however after mandela was released, SA jumped straight into 4th place of indebted nations in Africa in 1992! Now in 2021, South Africa has the most external debt in Africa, after the ANC has spent DOUBLE the external debt of the 2nd placed country in Africa!
IMF & World Banksters used ANC & “anti-racism” to Trick South Africa into Permanent Debt Slavery!
Traitors & Useful Idiots to Wear Black! Globalists Created “Anti-Racism” to Destroy Independent Nations, Cultures, Languages, History, Ethnicities & Diversity!
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ANTI-RACISM DESTROYS DIVERSITY: The liberal globalists have jumped on the George Floyd incident to not only try steal the US General Election, but also to try restart their “Liberal World Order”, which Trump and many truthers like SA-News worldwide have exposed in the last few years. Let’s be clear, judging someone based purely on the colour of their skin is simply stupid, however that is exactly what the ANC does everyday. If the ANC where genuine about “anti-racism” they would have dropped the race based BBBEE long time ago. This then exposes their hidden agenda and we have to look behind the scenes, before we start wearing black…
Do not be fooled, “anti-racism” and “anti-xenophobia” will eventually even be used by EU, AU, Ramaphosa & WMC to destroy South Africa itself and blend it into a <a href="https://sa-news.com/colonisation-2-0-african-union-is-european-union-in-disguise-but-does-anyone-c
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“The Great Reset” – Will ANC Cope, Will Minorities Wake Up, and Will The Failed Liberal World Order’s Globalism & Open Borders be Finished?
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The CCPvirus, as it is known due to the Chinese Communist Party’s failure to warn a globalist world, has rolled like a giant tsunami through the world. Although it has not flattened a single building, it has flattened economies, forced families apart and killed many of their loved ones. Governments are scrambling to deal with the problem and most have adopted phrases like “flatten the curve“, “lockdown” and “phased reopening” to manage the state and public response, in such a uniform way, globally, it almost seems some central body is giving instructions to the likes of Ramaphosa and ANC, who certainly would not have come up with these managed responses on their own.
Likewise most nations rapidly enacted historically huge spending plans, and so too did the ANC regime when Ramaphosa announced a massive spending plan of R500 Billion, money SA does not have, but Cyril has already been told wher
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SA’s expected economic growth is adjusted to 0.9% for 2020 – ANC regime is responsible for SA being in such a mess
ANC’s pension money proposal upsets economists – Government wants to use private and public pension funds to settle struggling SOE’s debts
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ANC Chairman on economic transformation, Enoch Godongwana, said during an interview with the Sunday Times that money from the country’s private and public pension funds should be used to pay off the debts of struggling state-owned enterprises such as Eskom and SAA. In response to the statement, economist Mike Schüssler said it was just another way to take and use South Africans’ assets to save the country’s situation.
According to Godongwana it is a better alternative than approaching the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank for help. He argues that borrowing money from the World Bank is insignificant because there is enough money in the economy that can be borrowed, probably cheaper and possibly with a smaller exchange rate risk. He goes further by saying that the country’s asset management industry, which includes pension funds, insurers and other investors, is estimated to have about R6 000bn under management.