Shadowy Fascist Far Left Wing gangs have allegedly tricked Facebook into removing Rapport Cartoonist and social commentator Jerm’s Facebook page with 60k followers, according to Jerm (Real name Jeremy Nel). Renaldo Gouws is apparently the next target for these anti free speech, black supremacist extremists who use bots heavily and are probably funded by George Soros and the Muslim Brotherhood, like similar groups throughout Western nations.
Rapport Cartoonist Jerm Banned From Facebook After Helen Zille Tweeted His Old Cartoon, Which Triggered Racebaiting Far Left Wing Fascists
You can get your SASSA card via WhatsAPP for a small amount of money
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It is all over Facebook! Thabiso Cele is now selling SASSA cards for those whom are interested. Whether you are a SA citizen or illegal immigrant, just contact Thabiso and she will make sure that you get an SASSA card without any trouble at all. Even if you are not qualifying at the SASSA office branch, it makes no difference since you will qualify to receive your own personal Social Aid Grants card. It works as follows.
The child grant will cost you R600 once of, and you will receive R400 p/m whilst the pensioners card will be sold at R1200 and you will be paid out R1600 p/m. This price includes a pin linked to the card number and it gets activated 3 days after purchase.
The advertisement goes on by telling the reader that the buyer can obtain his or her card in less than a week. Just call her via WhatsAPP on 063 217 5697.
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Watch: Motorist refuses to pay alleged bribe to traffic cops after he was fined for “over speeding”
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A video of traffic officers in confrontation with a driver who was travelling from Ermelo to Nelspruit on Thursday is trending on social media.
According to Lindelani Shezi’s post on Facebook, he was stopped and asked for his license and was then informed he was over speeding by traffic officers.
He alleges that they tried to get a bribe from him. However, details of the alleged bribe were not captured on the video Shezi posted.
“ The officers fined me R1500 and I agreed but I was asked if I was willing to pay the fine or if I had on me. I asked to be shown my speed record but they failed to do so. I opted to record the conversation which was followed by threats with one of the officers refusing to give back my license.”
Meanwhile, MEC for Community Safety, Security and Liaison, Pat Ngomane has confirmed in a statement that an investigation is underway. “ I have seen the video and have assembled an investigating team to look
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