as iemand besig is om te verdrink is dit nie tyd vir n swemles nie gooi n tou uit en red sy lewe as almal eerdr kan soek na n oplossing kan dit dalk beter wees as om n individie uit te sonder en jou standpunt verander, dink aan veskil onthou EENDRACHT MAAKT MAGT. dit sal beter wees om te bid vir uitkoms as om kyk who is to blame
Crime Documentary - South Africa (Full version - Part 1)
(part 1) People around the world can have a look at the South African goverment’s reaction when Solidarity gave roughly 40 000 letters from citizens to president Jacob Zuma. These letters request that the goverment makes the prevention of crime their number one priority. This is a mini documentary (the full length will also be added) produced by the Solidarity Movement that describes this. It is hosted by Steve Hofmeyr.
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sausie49
March 10, 2010
Balasta1000
March 10, 2010
En julle wat vir ou Stevie uithaal is dalk juis die rede dat almal se “die boere kan nie saamstaan nie”. Los die man uit die video gaan juis oor belangriker dinge as die een afrikaner se opinie oor die ander.
Balasta1000
March 10, 2010
Die mense in Zim het ook gedink dat as die wereld van hulle hoor sal iemand help, Sierra Leone ook, maar die wereld sit terug en los Afrika aan ons eie lot oor. Ek dink nie mense gaan vir ons luister of help nie. Dit laat my vra is ons eie sterk Jeug liga en n militante vleul nie dalk n goeie opsie nie. Ons moet nou agter ons self begin kyk. Ons eie struggle.
eusann
March 10, 2010
Ek het hierdie protesaksie ondersteun totdat ek uitgevind het dat vuilbek Hofmeyr ook daaraan deelneem. Ek meng nie met skuim nie en ontrek van hierdie poging om misdaad onder stortkop se aandag te bring.
Norganbod
March 10, 2010
Steve. Jy is mos hand op die blaas met JZ. Hoekom chat jy nie met hom as julle weer omdie braai staan en die Bulle kyk nie? Daar was mos ‘n meeting of minds…? Beide van julle het ‘n paar kinders wat in die land gaan grootword.
TheMinsa
March 10, 2010
We are changing and evolving. The idea of putting something like this up would never have happened 1 year ago.
Now people are letting their voices be heard. No-one says it is going to be easy but why don’t those who post negative comments rather try spend their time finding a positive reason to be constructive and get the word out about this video…
TheMinsa
March 10, 2010
A lot of people are despondent. the one thing you have to realise is that it took the ANC government approx. 30-40 years to build the little propaganda side-show they now enjoy (although the cracks are showing) It is going to take a while to turn that around. You have two choices, give up, then what you going to do? Or carry on fighting and try make it work. Don’t you think?
Heinvz09
March 10, 2010
We tried talking, it failed. We tried to get people aware on the internet, it failed. We make videos in the hope that someone sees it, and does something, that too failed. Writing letters to our president… FAILED!
Nothing what we are doing is currently working, I am sick and tired of the crime in this country. Unfortunately I also know it will be a struggle for the death penalty, since parliment will then start losing family.
CensorbugbearReports
March 10, 2010
Brilliant documentary produced by South aFrica’s most active trade union. It’s a very moving documentary - and it breaks my heart.