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Common Sense On Energy Wins
The Business Report supplement to The Mercury of May 14 commendably exemplifies the adage ‘hear the other side’ by juxtaposing three articles on the issue of renewable energy, from which it is obvious which ones purvey truth and reality. The whining of Blessing Manale of the Climate Change Commission about ‘misinformation’ is ironic in the extreme. He wants free
Semantic Subterfuge and The Refugee Issue
The ANC regime’s denial that the group of Afrikaners that has taken up the Trump Administration’s offer to resettle in the US are refugees is semantic subterfuge (The Mercury, May 12). Complaining that the country’s sovereignty is being undermined and treated with disdain by Trump is risible given how the ANC regime does the bidding
Scottburgh’s Prospects in History
The repetition of the cycles of history never ceases to amaze. It is apparent from the news that there is a new investment surge and optimism about prospects on the Mid-South Coast centred around Scottburgh (The Mercury, May 8). Investigating sugar planting and settler prospects on the South Coast in April 1861, the young Natal Mercury editor, c,
Trumpism Reflected In British Municipal Elections
Last week’s results of the local government elections in Britain prove that Trumpism is irrepressible. The same issues on which Trump campaigned and which resonated with American voters are what British voters endorsed on May 2 to give Nigel Farage’s Reform Party a historic victory. Like the 77 million Trump voters, they want control of
Democrats’ Implosion Facilitating Trump’s MAGA Mission
The stultifying groupthink, extremist actions and intentions of far-Left Democrats should enlighten Trump detractors and sceptics that a revolutionary overthrow of America’s constitutional order is not a conspiracy theory but a real objective that has to be exposed and uprooted. Deporting illegal aliens was a task that three recent presidents carried out as routine policy.
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