Immoral Electioneering as 4 November Draws Nearer

As the local government elections draw near, political parties are throwing the kitchen sink at us voters — promising more jobs, better service delivery, and every other imaginable improvement under the sun! Like a box of Smarties, only to find out that every Smartie in the box is the same old boring colour!

Worst of all, these parties are, of course, the ANC, with the DA close behind them! Ramaphosa’s struggle stalwarts are clinging to power like ticks to a dog, even threatening those who dare vote for any liberal, conservative party such as the FF PLUS or associate themselves with either the likes of Lex Libertas, Afriforum or Solidariteit. It seems the time spent in Washington by Ernst Roets and Kallie Kriel paid huge dividends in rattling the ANC cage and having the cadres running scared. With the utmost desperation, ANC faithfuls are making irrational, nonsensical statements about issues such as White minority groups who ‘run to other countries’ or cry foul about Farm murders, whilst Roets’ new documentary proves to be a real gut punch for the ANC, as the White crosses planted in Washington signify the deaths of all races — Blacks, Indians, Whites, and others. Supra Mahumopelo’s latest utterances paint a very grim picture of just how low a political party would go to remain relevant or avoid losing votes.

Now, let’s focus on the DA — the party that cautions us so arrogantly against voting for smaller parties; who do they think they are, lecturing us on who to vote for? I will never be able to trust them again, after the multiple crucial errors committed so frivolously by Steenhuisen and Schreiber, as they pander to World Economic Forum agendas and bow down to the gods of digitization and so-called sustainable goals of Net Zero and having 15-minute smart cities. It is laughable, and quite frankly, also very concerning. I question the moral compass of the DA since good old solid conservative values are now being traded for more votes, more “inclusivity” and more wokeness.

Before you draw your next few crosses at the ballot box, think very carefully about what your values are, rather than how much better service delivery a party promises to achieve in your local municipality. They will all tell you the same old story: “let us govern”…”give us your votes”…”trust us”, they say. But the moment the elections are over, you find a Steenhuisen turning his back on White Afrikaners or farmers, and a Leon Schreiber being obsessed with the digitization of Home Affairs whilst our borders are as porous as a sponge in your bathtub! As for the ANC voters out there: perhaps this time sanity will prevail!