Selebi get's 15 Years and now it's racist!

Started by Michael Alexander, August 04, 2010, 06:05:53 AM

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Michael Alexander

I see top cop crook, Selebi got 15 years..... and true to form his boet turns around and accuses the Judge of being and apartheid judge, 

I always felt people that in this day and age that turn around and use the race card as an excuse to try an wangle out being in the wrong to be folk of lower intelligence who cannot grasp the concept of understanding the real world.....


Just my 2 cents...

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SandyB

Indeed  so I watched some of the  ANC  brass  saying  it  would set an example and a precedent ... so all his Boet is doing is  pulling the tired old race card ...  shame on him ...   ape
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henniek

Selebi's boet said :-
Dis 'n apartheids regter wat in 'n apartheids hof sy broer skuldig bevind het aan so- genaamde apartheids wandade , deur gebruik te maak van 'n Westerse Romeins Hollandse regstelsel wat nie in Afrika tuis hoort nie ,
Wat sou hy graag in die hof en regstelsel wou sien . Nog 'n soort van ZIM regstelsel ?

Michael Alexander

I thought apartheid ended 16 (did I say 16) years ago, that is a generation ago.....

Stupid plonker, who has a chip on their shoulder now? Wonder if the courtroom had been in the middle of soweto with a black judge , what the excuse would have been?

:nono1:
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Cheryl Quantrill (van Greunen)

A 100years from now they will still be playing the race card when they don't get their own way and blaming Africa's demise on colonialism - they will NEVER take responsibility for their own actions!
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henniek

Selebi and cahoots
Recently the editor of the Sunday Times was arrested because he was blamed for publishing stuff that the politicians didn't like.
Now the government wants to impose a tribunal to monitor the press. The press is just an extension of freedom of speech . that is you may air your views.
But what it means is that if the government mess up , they can stop news medias from publishing the corrupt dealings like the RSA arms deal , and the chief of police , the director of the airways , and local government 's escapades
Well as we see it , the justice system is already corrupt with senior judges trying to bribe witnesses
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Michael Alexander

Good Old Zapiro,

I have to admit that here in Namibia, we are quite lucky, the press enjoys great press freedom, often tackling Presidents and Ministers.......

We often have Spar Cape Town people up to visit the store and they get a chance to read the local papers and are surprised to see how the media climb into corrupt officials...

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Dalene Steenkamp (Coetzee)

How much do you thing was paid into Celebi's accounts to take the 'hit' for all of this? 
Do you really think he is such a master brain that he could have plotted all these things himself?
How low do you think he will really stay behind bars?

(His buddy, Mr. Sheik is walking about  -  supposedly on his last legs and near death  -  waaa haa haa .. ja, we all believe that one ...  so, when are we going to see pics of them two enjoying a Shivaz at some expensive resort on the south coast of France ??)

Just a banging tin - the racist call ... he knows if he goes quietly, then suspicion will be all around again...
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