What's The Issue

What's the issue?

The Epstein client list has done the gentlemanly thing and disappeared. Poof. Gone. Like a magician's rabbit, except nobody's clapping. Imagine if your local traffic fine "vanished" the same way - you'd still get hunted down with more precision than Interpol. But if the names involve billionaires, politicians, and princes? Best not disturb the filing cabinet.

Meanwhile, SAPS continues its award-winning audition as extras in The Godfather: South African Edition. Political killings pile up, and the Manguzi police debacle seems to shaw that the only thing our "protectors" are protecting is their own cut of the action. Let's be honest: South Africa isn't run by a government - it's managed by a mafia cabal. At least the real mafia understood concepts like loyalty and honour. And before we get too smug, Germany just had its own brush with democracy-by-assassination during their elections, with seven politicians 'dying suddenly', proving that political bullets don't stop at borders. It seems the ballot box is now guarded by hitmen worldwide.

Ukraine? Quiet. Too quiet. Except for the occasional drone that's always "Russian", until it isn't. Poland even tried to pull the Article 4 alarm, but the panic deflated quicker than a cheap blow up lilo. So transparent. NATO is looking more and more like that gym membership nobody uses anymore, outdated, overpriced, irrelevant and run by old men who last saw action at the buffet table.

In England, Tommy Robinson's parade revealed a simmering nationalism the media insists is a mirage. They are going to have to do more than just wave a few flags if they want to get rid of that wanker Keir. And in America, the assassination of Charlie Kirk isn't just tragic - it's symptomatic. Divide-and-rule has gone from strategy to sport, and the referees are too busy selling tickets to notice the blood on the field. The more the authorities explain it away the more questions arise. It seems like a great awakening has begun, and Bibi is tangled up in this as well. You can't make this stuff up.

The revolution next door to China might give some sleepless nights, but relax, the adults are in charge. The war mongers have their sights set firmly on Taiwan as their next "killing field" with oh so much money to be made there.

If there isanything I can warn you against it is the digital ID and the digital world. As AI encroaches, the World's first AI Government Minister will apparently join the Albanian cabinet of Prime Minister Edi Rama. I shake my head.