Monday [7 to 10]

(0851) Foggy grey. (0940)

 

10. Moo corner


9. Interesting listing


8. One central feature of the Wiles implosion was this guy below


Your reading might have shown you already that he’s by no means a “goody”, he was part of it … but he’s now whistleblown. As someone else wrote … with Donny, he’s either a genius, knew all this, was prepared to lose the midterms badly, in order for it to be exposed (and I’ll come back to this) … or else he really is soooo overtrusting, believing what people say to his face.

Or else it’s LBJ style … better to have them i side, P-ing out.

Let’s say, in Q-ish way, that the Donald does have it all in hand … what a legacy that would be. The Big Play which wins the war.

The downside of that is the biblical warnings in a few places about the AC who doesn’t sctually know it until a certain point … that’s tied in with rebuilding the Temp,e, red heifers etc.

Then there us the Hegelian view … foment crisis, breakdown, cometh the messiah but he’s really a beast.

It’s still speculation, innit? 🍿🍿🍿🍿

7. Steve on Joburg

“But it’s not just the clean water services that are the problem. All elements of the country’s water management have been left to rot for decades. The black leftist run government inherited a wealth of municipal systems, and they did nothing to maintain them. Perhaps they expected that these systems would simply run forever?

Even rudimentary things like proper handling of sewage and the use of grates to stop debris from flowing into rivers do not exist.  When the government actually tries to fix something, such as putting in a sewer grate for trash, the grate is stolen or destroyed.

Beyond the vital issue of water, other reports indicate a steep decline in city management for electricity, garbage, street repairs, stoplights, building repairs, etc.  It’s actually impressive how quickly Johannesburg has turned into a cesspool.

Some will argue that South Africa is been this way for a long time, and none of this is news.  However, the current population has been living on borrowed time and borrowed infrastructure.  It’s a testament to the durability of western building methods that these systems have lasted this long without any upkeep.  There comes a point where decline hits a nexus, and it seems that South Africa has arrived.”

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