We only have one adult during these elections.
Herman is a kak mayor.💩
The same as Moya bends to protect Eugene, Herman bend to the EFF.
Imagine that.
ASA is the most political inexperienced party SA has. Hence they need to resort to insults to avoid constructive debates.
Replying to @ferialhaffajee
This was epic. He was the ultimate Wokie and played Huffington Post SA like a ball.
Full story here:
thecommonsense.co.za/politic…
Jack retweeted
In the past twelve hours (and in the space of an hour), you posted about the @CommonSense_ZA sixteen (16) times.
Just a reminder to everyone.
DA JHB: 35%
ASA JHB: 16%
DA PTA: 34%
ASA PTS: 22%
The people voted for these numbers.
What does that tell you?
Herman Mashaba’s party wants DA to dump its mayoral candidate as coalition battle intensifies. ebx.sh/OCIGNU
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Replying to @CommonSense_ZA @HugoPretorius7
The ANC, DA and GNU will do deals in the metros.
ASA is too arrogant and an unreliable partner.
Goodbye ASA.
Jack retweeted
Well. The facts are hurting @Action4SA
I backed @Action4SA for years.
Then @HermanMashaba pushed a narrative that the ANC and DA would kick them out of local coalitions.
They discussed it, but where exactly did the “coup” justification come from? That became the excuse for the power grab in Tshwane specifically.
The other excuse was the invented “they only serve white people” line.
In the Mike interview, Herman slipped and essentially framed service delivery as white *or* black. Projection.
Once ASA took over with the ANC, the change was immediate in Pretoria East: ward councillors sidelined, outages surged, and grass uncut for the first time in the 10 years I’ve lived here.
Attention went almost entirely to Hammanskraal, Herman’s hometown. Residents flagged mayor posts taking credit for East areas where we maintain parks and infrastructure ourselves.
The pattern is visible on @nasiphim timeline: heavy focus on Hammanskraal, Soshanguve, Mabopane, Mamelodi and similar, far less proactive presence or reporting in the East.
Pretoria East is mixed, not a white enclave. Instagram and selective posts don’t change that.
ASA activists and councillors called residents bots and worse while projecting the very racial favouritism they accused @CilliersB of. When they said Brink only served white areas, they were describing their own approach.
Look at the maps.
ASA 2026 concentrated on areas they treat as black strongholds.
DA 2021 (and subsequent growth) crossed demographics.
DA posted double-digit gains in places they previously had almost none, while ASA was in charge.
Why didn’t ASA hold or expand those gains? They treat large parts of the East as “white” without knowing who actually lives there. Seriously they don't have a clue. They never come here.
The water and electricity problems aren’t new. The mayor simply doesn’t report on them when it hurts the narrative. Zero communication from her on the recent Garsfontein water crisis. And if ASA’s model is so effective, why the flatline in Johannesburg instead of meaningful growth?
I’m a Tshwane resident. Challenge any of this with facts and stay for the receipts. I supported what worked, not a brand. The mask came off.
For this reason I will NEVER support ASA.
And forever I will expose their lies and Instagram filters. I support what is right not who I like.
Using ASA instead of ActionSA is my method to show my disrespect they earned.
Jack retweeted
BREAKING: President Javier Milei praises Elon Musk and calls him “the Leonardo da Vinci of today.”
“I often find myself reflecting on my very first conversation with Elon Musk and everything he shared. And by the way, I should mention that on November 20th, Tesla will officially open its doors in Argentina.
And what I really found to be the most interesting part of the whole thing is that this is what he told me. He said, I wake up every single day looking to see what problem I can solve for all of humanity. In other words, he first considers a market of more than 8 billion human beings, and he is constantly looking to see what people actually need to have their problems fixed.
How could he possibly not be the wealthiest person on the planet if he is the one providing all the solutions? And furthermore, think back to when we were watching Back to the Future, the second movie where the car was flying, and you would say, no way, look at that. And then he actually went and invented it.
Do you guys realize what that means? There wasn't a key on some bureaucrat from the making the flying car. Elon Musk did it, I'd almost say the Tesla of today, or the Edison of today, or the Leonardo da Vinci of today.
And if I really wanted to be a bit more picky, I would almost say he's one of those brilliant Greeks who travel to the future, because in all honesty, Elon Musk is truly a wonderful person.”
Starlink saves lives
Starlink helped save six lives in the Atlantic.
The Estonian yacht Cekritito was taking on water off Spain. Captain Madis Rallmann used Starlink to send a distress message to volunteer rescuers in Estonia. They passed it to maritime authorities, and a Spanish Coast Guard helicopter flew out to the crew.
One by one, all six sailors were lifted from their life raft and flown safely to Vigo.
The yacht sank hours later.























