Dust @cdust2

@daddyhope We don't know now who is who in all this. You yourself, you block those who seek clarity and credibility of what you are telling us. You told us whether we like it or not the CAB3 is going through.Now that the dynamics are shifting, you are already setting-up yourself

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Dust @cdust2

2 months ago

@ChikomoPrazen Spot on

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Dust @cdust2

2 months ago

@ibbosnr @daddyhope Thank you for that clarification Mr Mandaza.

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News Central TV @NewsCentralTV

3 months ago

"We need to be very careful about xenophobia... We need to understand that South Africa does not have a xenophobia problem... We have a Afrophobia problem." Political analyst Pieter Kriel says attacks on African migrants in South Africa reflect afrophobia, driven by migration and economic pressures.

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Dust @cdust2

5 months ago

@Shadaya_Knight Horror

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Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats

5 months ago

BREAKING: “MADE ME PHYSICALLY SICK!” A federal grand juror just broke her silence on what she heard while serving on a grand jury involved in Epstein trials, and every American needs to hear what she said. A former federal grand juror who served for the last year and a half spoke out on a recent video, sharing from her car the raw toll of hearing cases involving depravity and child exploitation. Bound by secrecy rules not to discuss specifics, she made one powerful point clear: the horrors in the Epstein files are NOT fiction. She said: “I think that there are a lot of you out there who look at some of the stuff in the Epstein file releases and you say there's no way this happened. This is not a real thing. This is a figment of someone's imagination, but I want to tell you that stuff does happen.” The juror described leaving grand jury sessions deeply disturbed and nauseated by the evidence she heard. “On more than one occasion when I left the grand jury I was physically sick from the things that I had to hear while I was there. These memories of some of those things that will always be with me.” She said she learned that evil exists: “There are people in the world that are this depraved. There are people in the world that hurt children. There are people in the world that are just wired so screwed up or had so much trauma. I don't know what causes these things, but for whatever reason they are capable. Maybe they're just soulless. Her summation cut deep: “There’s nothing that I have read in the Epstein files that is that far-fetched to me.” This is not speculation from a pundit on TV. It is testimony from a real person who sat through real evidence, real testimony, real pain. The Epstein files are not conspiracy theories or tabloid fantasy. They document crimes against children by powerful people who thought they were untouchable. When a grand juror says the depravity is believable and leaves her physically ill, it demands attention. The administration’s selective releases, redactions, and delays only deepen the wound. Survivors and the public deserve full transparency, not half-measures and excuses. Evil thrives in darkness. Light is the only cure. If this grand juror’s words shake you to the core, like and share to demand the full truth be released.