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You are here: Home / News / Tread Carefully John – This Coalition talk could Backfire

Tread Carefully John – This Coalition talk could Backfire

10 May 2023 by Alan

By now you would have heard the words from DA Leader John Steenhuisen warning the voting public that an ANC/EFF coalition will lead to the end of the end for South Africa. Now, we all know that this scare tactic is one more marketing ploy to get South Africans voting for the DA. BUT just […]

By now you would believe heard the words from DA Leader John Steenhuisen warning the voting public that an ANC/EFF coalition will lead to the terminate of the halt for South Africa.

Now, we all know that this scare tactic is one more marketing ploy to secure South Africans voting for the DA.

BUT honest maybe this continual free marketing, for the ANC by the DA, will blow up in their face.

HUH?

It seems to me that if the EFF is the bogeyman in the equation and if we must cease them in their tracks then the logical and safer thing to finish would be to vote for the ANC and to encourage everyone to execute the same – no matter if they are card carrying Orania voters or not!

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