🤣🤣🤣🤣It is actually very funny and they say the DA has no transparency here we get to laugh at them daily on twitter while they 'Discuss policy' really funny
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Zille ‘partly responsible’ if DA numbers are down – Van DammeThe DA MP has taken her fellow party member to task over her call for a tax revolt. Van Damme is rapidly descending down the rabbit hole. She won't last much longer in politics, her arrogance is her downfall.
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DA launches election campaign with promise to tighten border controls | IOL NewsPhumzile van Damme told supporters that foreigners would be welcomed and protected under a DA government but that border controls will be much tighter Julius_S_Malema Banya ba ba DA DA going full blown Donald Trump Julius_S_Malema L😂l...DA yanqeda they behave like South Africa is part of Eu or America..you are facing AFRICA Free man and women here..
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Zille slams ‘hysteria’ following her call for a tax revoltThe Cape Town premier questioned Outa on their 'hypocritical' refusal to back her proposed tax rebellion.
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Twitter urges Maimane to 'deal with Zille' after opposing her #TaxRevoltDA leader Mmusi Maimane took to Twitter to say he does not support the tax revolt proposed by former leader Helen Zille - drawing strong criticism in the process. How can he dare criticize the president of DA? Lol Zille is DA and Mmusi is the caretaker for now. Zuma was the main looter of anc for decades,as was the entire anc,they should sit down as jail is waiting for them
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Now Helen Zille has crossed a lineIt is the height of arrogance that a sitting provincial premier can advocate lawlessness in the form of a tax revolt. Oh really! What about Jacob Zuma’s statements about nationalising land and other race card statements, who did cross a line? Crying crocodile tears for DA
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CARTOON: DA Zille threatWednesday January 30 2019
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Zille puts brake on Ramaphosa in tablet saga – for nowPresident Ramaphosa cannot act on a report by Busisiwe Mkhwebane which found that Helen Zille gave her son an 'unfair advantage' when she lent education department tablets to him. he is a white puppet
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Zille responds to Twitter outrage over tax revoltThe Western Cape Premier said she would organise a tax revolt if those implicated in corruption are not held accountable. Shut up Zille. You already broke your oath of office. Madam your is up State should charge her with treason.
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I will lead a tax revolt if corrupt are not jailed, Helen Zille saysBut the ANC in the Western Cape says the premier's comments come perilously close to treason Well isn't stealing 'state' funds meant for the citizens also a form of treason? 'treason' /ˈtriːz(ə)n/noun: the crime of betraying one's country Bosasa taxrevolt StateCaptureInquiry Elections2019 That’s not what she said! She said if the ANC wins, then she will lead this rubbish. Or you want a screenshot!? W me lol
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Zille granted interdict over Public Protector remedial action against herAn interdict has been granted by the Pretoria High Court on Tuesday against the implementation of the Public Protector’s remedial actions against Helen Zille for alleged ethics violations. So much for an politically unbiased public protector. This is a blatant distraction from the real issues that are haunting our country helenzille look, they used a nice pic of you for a change It's just an intetdict Helen must still take the remedial action for review
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