Steven Mark Weight

My contribution to the National dialogue: youtu.be/aYefwlCC4jE Fix the Constitutional crisis. & execute the judges who betrayed Constitutional supremacy.

@sandileswana Cape Independence, is more likely, and more desirable, before this bullshit idea happens.

We must sponsor the idea of a United Cape- just like we were before. Northern Cape, Eastern Cape, and Eastern Cape must form one Cape province.: The proposal to merge the Northern Cape, Eastern Cape, and Western Cape seeks to reunify the historic Cape Province (or Cape of Good Hope province), which was the largest administrative division of South Africa from 1910 until 1994. Historical Foundations The Former Cape Province: For nearly a century, these regions existed as a single political entity. The division into three provinces in 1994 was a result of the democratic transition aimed at decentralising power and addressing the administrative anomalies of the former apartheid homelands, such as Transkei and Ciskei, which were reincorporated into the Eastern Cape. Colonial Roots: The historical identity of "The Cape" stems from the original Cape Colony established by the Dutch in 1652 and later expanded under British rule. Proponents argue that the current borders are artificial splits of a territory that shared a century of legal and political evolution. South African History Online South African History Online +3 Cultural Continuity Shared Heritage: The three provinces share deep-rooted historical links to the Khoisan (San and Khoikhoi) peoples, whose ancestral lands spanned the entire Cape region. Linguistic Ties: Afrikaans and isiXhosa are dominant languages across the regions. The Eastern Cape is the traditional heartland of the amaXhosa, but Xhosa culture and language have significantly influenced and spread into the Western Cape. Demographic Overlap: The Cape Coloured community has a strong presence across all three provinces, sharing unique cultural traditions such as Cape Malay cuisine and historical ties to the Northern Cape's Griqua heritage. Wikipedia Wikipedia +6 Economic Arguments Resource Complementarity: A unified Cape would combine the Western Cape's robust service, technology, and tourism sectors with the Northern Cape's vast mineral wealth (manganese, diamonds, iron ore) and the Eastern Cape's industrial potential and agricultural "food basket" status. Logistical Efficiency: Merging could streamline the management of major infrastructure, such as the Orange River irrigation schemes and the rail corridors that link Northern Cape mines to Western and Eastern Cape ports. Fiscal Redistribution: Some political leaders have argued that a merger could better manage poverty, unemployment, and inequality by allowing revenue from more prosperous areas to follow the migration of poor citizens seeking work in the Western Cape. Current Political Context While there are historical and economic arguments for reunification, the idea is often politically contentious: Political Dominance: Some proposals for a merger have been viewed as attempts to shift the political balance, as combining the DA-led Western Cape with the ANC-led Eastern Cape would likely change the majority ruling party in the region. Autonomy vs. Secession: Conversely, some "Cape Independence" movements advocate for an independent state that includes parts of all three provinces to escape national governance.

@LuthandoFuze Why do you want there to be a famine in RSA? Zimbabwe is not a fairytale, its real and it will happen again, here.

After stealing our land and wealth they gave us a book that says "Thou Shall Not Steal"

@Afri_core For a people who chose racialist revenge, over genuine economic transformation and development... of course there is gonna be economic disparity, the question is, why can't black South Africans, recognize that it is them that is to blame.

As South Africans, we invite everyone who believes there is a white genocide in our country. Come see for yourself. So you can see the obvious economic disparities.

@Intemnandi @MissJilianne Do you even know what Constitutional supremacy is? Your attitude is why RSA is doomed to devastation, can't even follow your own Constitution.

@SilveryScience @MissJilianne South Africa has NEVER been a non racialist country

The wealthiest man in the world, who happens to be white is playing the victim. We live in bizarre times.

@Mditshwer @MAGAVoice Then why does the law compel people to hire black people, if you don't rely on whites?

@MAGAVoice South Africa doesn't need America. South Africa doesn't need Donald Trump South Africa doesn't need Elon Musk South Africa doesn't rely on Whites South Africa will not be bullied

PUT SANCTIONS ON SOUTH AFRICA PUT SANCTIONS ON SOUTH AFRICA PUT SANCTIONS ON SOUTH AFRICA PUT SANCTIONS ON SOUTH AFRICA PUT SANCTIONS ON SOUTH AFRICA PUT SANCTIONS ON SOUTH AFRICA PUT SANCTIONS ON SOUTH AFRICA PUT SANCTIONS ON SOUTH AFRICA PUT SANCTIONS ON SOUTH AFRICA

@sandileswana We don't have a Constitutional democracy in RSA anyway. Its all been betrayed, and turned into a racialist mockery of its former substance.

Elon Musk will be a perpetual nightmare here in RSA. He is above the state president , above our laws, above the Constitution and above us. He has no time for any Constitutional democracy. All of our laws comply with the Constitution and Rlon Mustk must respect the decisions of the Constitutional Court. As of April 2026, Elon Musk has intensified calls for the United States to impose severe sanctions on South Africa, primarily targeting the country's Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) policies and political leadership. The friction between Musk and the South African government centers on several key issues: Starlink Licensing Dispute: Musk alleges that South Africa is "openly racist" because Starlink has been denied an operating license for failing to meet the 30% local ownership requirement for historically disadvantaged groups. He claims he was even offered opportunities to "bribe" his way into a license, which he says he refused on principle. Political Clashes: Musk has called for international sanctions against Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema, whom he labeled a "genocidal maniac" following controversial remarks made by Malema. Influence in Washington: Following the return of Donald Trump to the White House in 2025, Musk—who served as a senior advisor—has been accused by critics, including the EFF, of using his influence to manipulate U.S. foreign policy against South Africa. Wider Economic Measures: Beyond Musk's specific calls, the U.S. administration has already imposed 30% reciprocal tariffs on South African goods as part of its "America First" strategy. There are also active legislative efforts, such as the US-South Africa Bilateral Relations Review Act, which could lead to targeted sanctions against ANC officials over the country's ties to Russia, China, and Iran. The South African government, led by President Cyril Ramaphosa, has dismissed Musk's claims as "lies," maintaining that over 600 U.S. companies successfully operate in the country by following existing transformation laws.

@mjiyako_thabo @AhmedSharif @elonmusk You are too retarded to have discourse with.

@SilveryScience @AhmedSharif @elonmusk Actually, a "stupid" person is the one that throws insults when not agreed with.. in this case.. YOU!! The South african government is obliged to accept business from Elon. He is not God.. imagine forging a relationship with a person pleading for your country to be sanctioned.

Why is South Africa increasingly targeting @elonmusk with criticism and accusations? Why is it that such an influential and successful person like Elon Musk is getting hatred! He deserves to be respected and recognized👏🏻

@lavitosoul yes, but let it sink in. RSA made enemies with Elon before Elon made enemies of RSA.

Enemy of South Africa.

@mjiyako_thabo @AhmedSharif @elonmusk Its not the same kind of business. Not all business counts as all other kinds of business, in the laws of the fucking country. Are you literally pretending to be retarded, just so you pretend to one up Elon... You are truly sick in the head, petty, small and a stupid.

@SilveryScience @AhmedSharif @elonmusk No. Elon says he's not allowed to operate in SA because he's white. The question is, how are other white people operating in the country if that's the case?

This is dangerous advice, if the DA contributes to creating a political culture that is deaf to the little-formalism that remains of the South African Constitution (bearing in mind, the current Constitutional Crisis in non-racialism), are we not opening the door to political stunts that might be carried by, say even: the MK party... Democracy is a feeble justifier, I am certainly weary of using it, which again, I will restate, I think serves as a dangerous precedent, considering our current abuse of the justification of democracy, for employing racially discriminatory legislation. Thus short circuiting a proper s36 limitations test for Constitutional invalidity, in which the lettered sub-clauses were all ignored, and left unchecked. Democracy without Constitutionalism, is hollow, and so we must acknowledge, we have already lost our liberal democracy, while we instead now have, a racialized democracy, and a bench that is worthless, with respect to any subject that is tainted of pertaining to the growing tendrils of black identity ethno-nationalist politics. My diagnosis: we don't have enough political-cultural commentary from the media, that performs functions of moral hygiene. We have become automatically absolved by a modernist knock-off of absolution, received by nominal participation in a sacred, mythologized democracy, that is the vehicle destined to be used by a racialized ideological-consciousness. There is no black elite touting the merits of a liberal meritocracy: instead there is only nominal-buy-in to DEI/BEE token-justice representation... the sociological analogy of the mark of the beast, the incarnated symbol of social justice: the token receiving reparation 'from the system', token for their entire racial classification. This is a pseudo-religious message of genus-belonging: its essentially just, pure racialism. Therefore, our only hope is, external and outside moral pressure, to fill in for the lack of internal critique, that we get from RSA's mediocre cast of mainstreamed intelligencia. There isn't a single one of them, that breaks the party line of not being hostile to non-racialism.

Here's the problem: you won't "get" the power. Drop the "if" - it's not going to happen. Make peace. Put a bow on it. Now: what are you going to do? This is where we are, and we need to reckon with reality. Equip the metro police with detectives. Investigate crimes. Set up fully staffed watching brief units and private prosecution units. Establish liaisons with well-meaning vigilante groups (yes) and bring order and education to chaos and ignorance. Work with SAPS and the NPA only to the degree that they reciprocate. Not one single constituent voted for explanations about jurisdictions and narrow readings of constitutional domains. They voted for solutions to problems.

@Afri_core I think you're projecting your own baggage, onto Elon.

Elon Musk was born in my country South Africa and is the richest man on the planet, but the only thing he has contributed to this country since he's the richest man is fueling racism and empowering racists. What a miserable man.

I think there should be some social stigma that applies to black South African citizens: the disruption of meritocracy is done in the name of the black identity, and is essentially voted for, by a vast majority of the black electorate. This makes black South Africans, overwhelmingly on average, supporters of hypocrisy on the issue of the purpose of ending Apartheid (namely, the principle of non-racialism), it also means a generalization of black South African's are clear betrayers of the Constitution. Where is the acknowledgment of black agency, responsibility or accountability? Is it wrong to care about who the black electorate casts their vote for? I am disturbed by the lack of moral hygiene I see from the black intellectual elite: it's mostly just imposter professionals, who are locked into supporting an ideological privilege of racial preferential treatments, as that is how they managed to garner their own ill-gotten positions. This is the poison that is unleashed on culture when non-racialism and meritocracy is dissolved. Never ending cultural racialist Marxist-Lenninist propaganda, gaslighting and narratives of fascist lies cast all over social media, constantly. In conclusion, I think the only accountability that can come to RSA, is one that is brought unto us by vigilant international witnesses. If black accountability won't come from within, it should come from without: in this mode, I am forever grateful to President Trump, for underlying the fight against non-racialist hypocrisy at its height, The South African state, even as our domestic media is so contained by the corrupt political elite capture, it can't even get its head around our local unconstitutional legislation, and subsequent Constitutional Crisis, which also has the effect of invalidating South Africa's sovereignty: making things like self-determination for the Cape, a lightning bolt away from declaration. We live in a sick society, shame on those who supported the Neo-Apartheid regime. I pray for a speedy recovery of the Constitutional order, but I won't hold my breath, until we get some responsibility back into our politics, and drop the silly convenient delusions held by, predominantly black South Africans.

@mjiyako_thabo @AhmedSharif @elonmusk Amazon is not currently operating, when they start hiring people and have to comply with our race laws, then we will see how they function.

@SilveryScience @AhmedSharif @elonmusk How do a lot of "white companies" like Amazon able to operate in th4 country if this is true

Time to do to this corrupt, thieving, racist government what was done to the apartheid government. Bring the sanctions. @elonmusk

@ashseraka Who are you then? A pack of retards.

Afriforum is very close to starting a civil war, and they must know we are not our parents. It will be very bad !!

@PearlPillay You build an informal dwelling on land that is not fit for habitation, then you get flooding... then some idiot makes a video about you and compares the water damage to a pot hole on a public road. You people are retarded.

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I think there should be some social stigma that applies to black South African citizens: the disruption of meritocracy is done in the name of the black identity, and is essentially voted for, by a vast majority of the black electorate. This makes black South Africans, overwhelmingly on average, supporters of hypocrisy on the issue of the purpose of ending Apartheid (namely, the principle of non-racialism), it also means a generalization of black South African's are clear betrayers of the Constitution. Where is the acknowledgment of black agency, responsibility or accountability? Is it wrong to care about who the black electorate casts their vote for? I am disturbed by the lack of moral hygiene I see from the black intellectual elite: it's mostly just imposter professionals, who are locked into supporting an ideological privilege of racial preferential treatments, as that is how they managed to garner their own ill-gotten positions. This is the poison that is unleashed on culture when non-racialism and meritocracy is dissolved. Never ending cultural racialist Marxist-Lenninist propaganda, gaslighting and narratives of fascist lies cast all over social media, constantly. @PhumlaniMMajozi your one of the few champions of unadulterated non-racialism, is it impossible to get debates, or is the mainstream just so consolidated in its presumed correctness, that they still don't even permit debate: unless they are the one's criticizing a DA politician, with an outrageous black-chauvinistic, racialist premise. In conclusion, I think the only accountability that can come to RSA, is one that is brought unto us by vigilant international witnesses. If black accountability won't come from within, it should come from without: in this mode, I am forever grateful to President Trump, for underlying the fight against non-racialist hypocrisy at its height, The South African state, even as our domestic media is so contained by the corrupt political elite capture, it can't even get its head around our local unconstitutional legislation, and subsequent Constitutional Crisis, which also has the effect of invalidating South Africa's sovereignty: making things like self-determination for the Cape, a lightning bolt away from declaration. We live in a sick society, shame on those who supported the Neo-Apartheid regime. I pray for a speedy recovery of the Constitutional order, but I won't hold my breath, until we get some responsibility back into our politics, and drop the silly convenient delusions held by, predominantly black South Africans.

The racist toxicity is on social media and in politics, of course. Ordinary South Africans get along well. Go to malls, restaurants, or sports stadiums—South Africans are getting along well. Latest SRF poll shows South Africans don’t care about the race of the President. #politics #markets #economy

@NateMlambo @travelingflying I think your IQ is too low to have a decent discussion, you are scum.

@SilveryScience @travelingflying You’re now playing mental gymanstics. Morality left conversation when apartheid happened. So to bring up morality is hypocrisy. Germany paid Jewish victims over $90 billion in reparations since the end of World War 2. Is that collective punishment towards Germany?

Starlink not being allowed to operate in South Africa just because Elon Musk is not Black is one of the most shameful things I’ve ever witnessed. Elon was born in South Africa, and has done so much good for humanity that everyone there should appreciate him. Additionally, Starlink would increase South Africa’s GDP, because fast, reliable internet access is essential for people to take part in the global economy and offer goods and services.

You fail to understand that you are relying on racialism, collective punishment, and hypocrisy. You also fail to understand, that leveling the playing field, with regards to social engineering race equity: means you no longer live in a meritocracy, so therefore, the society is doomed to collapse in dysfunction. Because you chose immoral racialist policy, you end up with devastation, poverty and only ashes. Only you have too much envy and too much pride to realize, this is all you really deserve, by your lack of moral integrity to keep non-racialism, and not break the Constitution.

@SilveryScience @travelingflying It’s not revenge. It’s not about race. It’s about evening the playing field for the majority of the country. Laws for a country need to benefit majority first. Your failure to understand history and politics is the problem.