PEOPLE MUST GO TO WAR IF THE GOVT SEIZES LAND WITHOUT COMPENTATION – 30,000 new objections

I sent them this short note in reply: If the Govt wants to seize property without paying a cent for it, then we should go to WAR over it. Nothing less. 

So that was my little note above to the Liberal idiots. It seems that there is quite a lot more resistance now brewing among people, and possibly other fools too, with regard to this hideous piece of legislation. 

EVERYONE IS GUIDING THIS RIDICULOUS GOVT OF PERSON COMMUNIST SCUM! It is so stupid. They should probably be beheaded or shot. We need to have more balls in these matters. I am glad to see some kind of resistance building up now and I have a strong suspicion that even the USA and the West are somehow pushing the person Govt back on this to “consult more” with the country, otherwise this Liberal shit bag, President Ramaphosa is keen to ram this legislation through. 

We live in a state where fools, clowns, cowards, idiots, thieves, liars, etc run the show in any way they want. We need mass execution of the “elite” of this country I tell you. Jan]

Some excerpts from the (((Liberal))) newsletter:

After almost 30,000 objections in just two days, and tremendous pressure from DA politicians in Parliament, the deadline for objections against the amendment to Section 25 to allow for land expropriation without compensation, has been extended!

We now have until 29 February 2020 to get as many South Africans a possible to lodge their objection against this disastrous, economy killing bill!

This is what can happen when citizens stand up and make their voices heard.

If you haven’t yet, please be sure to lodge your objection at http://ProtectPropertyRights.co.za, and encourage your friends and family to do the same. If you have already lodged an objection, please consider making a small donation to allow us to continue the fight!

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In addition, we are preparing Constitutional Court papers in the event that the ANC refuses to listen and pushes the constitutional amendment through parliament.

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