SA’s Third Reich inching into power
RECENT opinion polls reveal that political parties no longer have either intelligible boundaries or enforceable norms, and as a result, renegade political behaviour pays.
There are only individual actors, pursuing their own ideological and political interests.
The next election, in 2024, will witness the fascists seize power. Young voters who have come of age care less about democracy and are more sympathetic to authoritarianism than any other generation.
Fascism arises when truth is abandoned and the gullible masses conflate it with what they want to hear. We are witnessing a deadly spectacle where the biggest liars with the biggest megaphones emerge victorious.
All too often, aspiring politicians are emissaries of their political parties rather than community representatives, representing us but as emissaries of them.
The political system offers us only fixed menus when most of us want à la carte. The deadly threats against the media are a harbinger of events to come, especially as we approach the 2019 general elections.
Why would professional politicians with long careers in a political establishment with a proud history suddenly decide to engage in open verbal warfare against their colleagues, especially with so much at stake?
The country seems to be heading for a monumental split as it hurtles into disarray. We will witness seismic political shocks that will plunge the country into turmoil this year. South Africa’s Third Reich is shockingly inching its way into power.
The red shirts will envelope this land in a brazen feeding frenzy. Their stormtroopers are on a rampage, spewing venom and hatred. Unless we wake up from our slumber and self-induced coma, tyranny and serfdom awaits us.