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General Discussion / Re: Random Thoughts

« on: September 25, 2012, 12:31:02 PM »

But Rebel was telling me yesterday its a Gauteng (JHB/PTa) thing.. cats concentrating on everything else besides the music ( goosebumps dont lie (c) Raiko) ..THen again, its like an epidemic of wackness so Mediocre cats becomes so DOPE...sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
Cats begging the crowd to put their hands in the air or say this or that.I paid to see you FOOL, dont ask me to do shit..COme sharp with those darts and the beat best be funky as hell ...

I wonder how cats prep for shows they are gona mime @..... Its like cats actually came out to AD LIB. crowd is paying to see fools AD LIB their songs.

word D, cats seem to forget that everything else is after the music

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Hip Hop Events / Re: Scrambles 4 Money

« on: September 17, 2012, 11:21:04 AM »

Is it just me, or did it sound like Snazz was totally unprepared for this?

Sounded like he was jsut spitting random verses, while Fungus went in for the kill with some really heavy personals.

Embarra**ing for Snazz

+high as a kite. 

I cant believe Snaz lost to a 70's soul singer-lookalike. LOL

Guess Snaz just cant be bothered. Such a waste of talent cause when he is on-point he is well ahead of the game.

Snaz knew what was up, it was not the first time he was battling and it was not the first time he lost to dude, just know it is all on the interwebs to see and his dick sucking, crack smoking self was pit out there

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Hip Hop Events / Re: Little Dragon or Talib Kweli

« on: August 29, 2012, 11:18:59 AM »

you wont find tickets for the lil dragon gig for R200 or R250 anymore only R350 tickets left... supporting acts : Vampire 9000, Felix Laband and DJ Danger Ingozi

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Hip Hop Events / Re: Little Dragon or Talib Kweli

« on: August 28, 2012, 10:10:34 AM »

dude hope you did not buy the ticket for the Old Biscuit Mill, because that is in Cape Town, or maybe you got your frequent flyer game on lock???

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General Discussion / Re: Random Thoughts

« on: June 28, 2011, 02:48:02 PM »

interesting thoughts from Blade Nzimande,  http://www.fin24.com/Economy/Nzimande-Nationalisation-wont-aid-poor-20110628

lost, why does he need more people?
Blade needs more people.

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General Discussion / Re: Random Thoughts

« on: June 28, 2011, 01:50:13 PM »

interesting thoughts from Blade Nzimande,  http://www.fin24.com/Economy/Nzimande-Nationalisation-wont-aid-poor-20110628

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General Discussion / Re: Random Thoughts

« on: June 23, 2011, 02:39:17 PM »

Zambia tried doing nationalisation of their copper mines and they were apparently losing $1m a day, and now they are back to what it was before nationalisation and zambia has one of the better growth rates in Sub-Saharan Africa, better than South Africa's.

there's another explanation why that happened bro, its not just because they nationalised.

then what happened bro, croynism, new mining entrepreneurs...

Copper was losing value.

granted, prices go up and down...then, why was it that the Zambian copper industry was the most devastated bro? Australia is also a major producer of copper and their industry was not as devastated. a simple deduction could be that, the companies that were operating in Zambia left when nationalisation happened and Zambia was left with a shitload of copper they could not sell, and what they could sell was going not to the government or the people but to the "new mining entrepreneurs"

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General Discussion / Re: Nongoloza's Children

« on: June 23, 2011, 01:23:40 PM »

dope read

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General Discussion / Re: Random Thoughts

« on: June 23, 2011, 01:21:28 PM »

Zambia tried doing nationalisation of their copper mines and they were apparently losing $1m a day, and now they are back to what it was before nationalisation and zambia has one of the better growth rates in Sub-Saharan Africa, better than South Africa's.

there's another explanation why that happened bro, its not just because they nationalised.

then what happened bro, croynism, new mining entrepreneurs...

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General Discussion / Re: Random Thoughts

« on: June 22, 2011, 01:44:42 PM »

Then the issue here is training the people who will eventually manage these mines. Royal Bafokeng wouldnt have managed it well without some form of training/education. This is part of the youth leagues proposal.
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Royal Bafokeng got in people qualified to run mines and have the business acumen to run a mine, just because you got a few tenders does not mean that you can run a business... One of the proposals the league suggested was to start with new mining entrepreneurs. this should be read as, the Tokyo's and Patrice's have had their time now it is our time ( Youth Leauge executive members). He mentions that the land/mines should be taken without  compensation, from his SAFM interview "When new mining licences are issued, the state should hold 60 percent of the ownership, and the mining company 40 percent. Mines already operating could hand over the 60 percent portion to the state and, over time, be paid back through profits. " and where is the non compensation part. Zambia tried doing nationalisation of their copper mines and they were apparently losing $1m a day, and now they are back to what it was before nationalisation and zambia has one of the better growth rates in Sub-Saharan Africa, better than South Africa's.

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General Discussion / Re: Random Thoughts

« on: June 22, 2011, 10:21:49 AM »

this shit could work, a perfect example is the Bafokeng tribe, who have one of the biggest platinum deposits in the world, they have improved the area they control in terms of infrastructure development, healthcare and education...

glad you brought that up
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curveball, but the royal Bafokeng are not a government owned entity,their obligation is to the Bafokeng people and not luthuli House.If you were to look at all the government owned entities ( Denel, Transnet, Eskom, Postbank etc) which one of these companies in the past ten years has not gone to government for a bail-out? when they are supposed to be the company's giving back to government its profits..

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General Discussion / Re: Random Thoughts

« on: June 22, 2011, 08:41:54 AM »

this shit could work, a perfect example is the Bafokeng tribe, who have one of the biggest platinum deposits in the world, they have improved the area they control in terms of infrastructure development, healthcare and education...

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General Discussion / Re: MF DOOM Appreciation Thread.

« on: May 09, 2011, 08:26:40 AM »

RR have you checked out KMD - Black Bastards? That's before he took the MF Doom moniker - still was known as Zev love X . Cla**ic album but was never released on time. I'm forgot why. Try it before you throw the towel.

That album is "Sweet Premium Wine" . Too Dope.

the album is called black bastards, and sweet premium wine is a track on there... the record label did not approve of the album art work and KMD never moved on that... Album was re-released when MF was blowing up with the original artwork...

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Hip Hop Events / Re: Ras Ka** A.D.I.D.A.S SA Tour Presented By Kool Out Live

« on: April 05, 2011, 08:23:16 AM »

so what the deal with groundworks? heard that they might have cancelled

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Media / Re: Dude kills three with an axe in Durban

« on: March 30, 2011, 12:40:00 PM »

vigilantism aint ever helped a thing, now homeboy gonna be in prison, when his daughter needs him the most and he too will also get raped in prison and possibly get HIV... http://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/kwazulu-natal/ex-bulls-player-held-after-axe-murders-1.1049258