Doc United 🐝

@Fergie_Years The football that season was sublime.

One of my favourites and one the best home shirts we've had for many years, in my opinion that is #mufc

@JebraFaushay Are they South African? Every female MP here seems to have a collection of them.

First Ukraine, now Israel. While South Africa is 'burning' or even collapsing economically, socially and in so many other areas, our president wants to intervene in global conflict again. The Union Building in Pretoria could just as easily have been the set of a (fictional) Hollywood film!

@SimplyMegszcpt @PositivelyNot A mixture of the two.

Deliberate or just total incompetence, that's the question to ask... dailyinvestor.com/south-africa/3…

How is Palestine so oppressed that it can afford 1000s of Rockets, explosives, Grenades, RPGs, vehicles, handgliders, military equipment, pistols, assault rifles, anti rank missiles, military boats, but most of all... Salaries for Politicians who live in Qatar. Yet they cannot afford, Medicine. Food, Solar Panels and Inverters, desalination plants, green energy, hospitals, medical equipment.

@CliffCentralCom @GarethCliff Absolutely brilliant piece of writing Gareth.

A heads-up - if you’re trying to access @GarethCliff ‘s blog cliffcentral.com/gc-blog/know-t… please be patient. We’re experiencing high volumes of traffic - please keep checking in!

#Hamas thanks the #ANC-govt for supporting its attack on #Israel. Let that sink in…🤢🤢🤢 A radical Islamic terrorist group thanks the likes of ANC, #EFF, #BDS et al. in South Africa for supporting a Hamas campaign of rape, kidnapping & murder of over 1200 Israeli civilians. South Africa’s leftist political-elites & politicians have embraced evil, and evil has smiled and embraced them back! 🤮 This truly sickened me, and that part of me that holds out hope is praying this letter is fake.

@DrawtyDesign All of them.

Of course the ANC will side with Hamas. Both are terrorist and criminal organisations: Birds of a feather. . .

@eNCA Can we believe him? I presume that is a rhetorical question. He lies every time his lips move.

[NOT TO BE MISSED] Police Minister Bheki Cele says they are making progress in the fight against crime. Can we believe him? Watch Judge For Yourself with Judge Dennis Davis on Thursday, 9pm, on channel #DStv403. #eNCA

Thank you to each and every one of you for your support. We feel your love across oceans, continents and cities. #IStandWithIsrael

This is Inbal Lieberman, 25, security coordinator of Kibbutz Nir Am. She heard gunfire and opened up the weapons stash, grabbed volunteers one by one from their homes and put them in positions. All 25 terrorists were killed on the fence due to her heroism. The Kibbutz suffered no losses. 🇮🇱

@askash No doubt to be renamed soon.

Let’s talk about the Telkom Joburg Tower - once the tallest tower in Africa This iconic Hillbrow tower is the same tower that features in Joburg City’s official logo. Previously known as JG Strijdom Tower after JG Hans Strijdom - the South African Prime Minister between 1954 - 1958. It was renamed Telkom Joburg Tower on 31 May 2005.  Quick facts about the tower: ☎️ Floors: 63 ☎️ Owner: Telkom ☎️ Construction ended: 1971 ☎️ Construction began: 1968 ☎️ Construction cost: R2 million ☎️ Height to the antenna: 269m ☎️ Height to the top floor: 204m ☎️ Diameter of the building: 13.70m In 1966, the increasing number of tall buildings being built in #Johannesburg began to interfere with microwave transmissions which were essential for the long-distance telephone of the time in South Africa. This telecommunications tower was commissioned by the South African Department of Public Works. It needed to be higher than its neighbouring buildings and constructed quickly to avoid disruption to telecommunication services.  The construction process needed to be quick and they made use of plenty pre-casting. Construction took place 6 days a week, 24 hours a day. The first 178 metres went up at an average of 18cm per hour. A laser beam was used to make sure that the tower was built perfectly vertical. The tower walls are 84cm thick at ground level and 38cm thick at the top. During construction, the steel mast at the top was installed with a helicopter.  Individuals were allowed to visit 6 top floors of the tower including an observation floor up until 1981. The viewing floor presented 360 degree views and could accommodate up to 200 people. The tower has been closed to the general public due to security reasons. One of the floors housed a revolving restaurant called Heinrich's Restaurant that seated 108 guests. Heinrich’s was once the tallest restaurant in Africa and turned a full 360 degrees on the hour with only a 3 horsepower motor. When the restaurant was full, it weighed 64 metric tons.  There was also another restaurant called the Grill Room that room seated 113 people. The tower had its own disco called Cloud 9 and an exclusive VIP room decorated in Louis XVI style. Parties and meetings of 50 - 100 people could be hosted in the VIP room. The building had 3 elevators. 2 for guests and 1 for staff. They moved up at 6m per second. The tower is now used as Telkom offices. Got any memories connected to this building? Please do share below.

Great solidarity rally for Israel today at the Federal building in LA. Thousands attended. Wilshire and Veteran is one of the busiest intersections in the country. So much support from cars honking. People of all faiths & ages, Rabbis of all denominations in attendance. 💕🇮🇱💕🇮🇱

Toronto stands with Israel

The Star of David on the Arch of Titus. The symbolism. Wow.

Santiago Chile - Rally for Israel

I don’t know the name of the Swedish man who came to the Israeli embassy in Sweden to lay down 900 roses in memory of the slaughtered victims, but I know I love him and hold him in my heart forever.

Today in Buenos Aires: Thousands standing up for #Israel —showing solidarity 💕💕🇮🇱🇮🇱💕💕🇮🇱🇮🇱