Showing posts with label SA Land & Taxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SA Land & Taxes. Show all posts

South Africa: Land and Taxes Part 3: From the Reserve Bank to the president.

Because I'm so frustrated with the narrative of media coverage in SA, and the entire framing of issues in the minds of South Africans, I'm going to do a whole series of posts on Banks, Mines, The JSE, the bogus reasoning of all our political parties etc. I'll be attempting to completely reframe the way we think about things here in SA.

Do not believe the MSN that the ANC Government is fully in control of the nation, do not believe the "State Capture " MSM reports regarding former president Zuma. That is SA's "Russiagate" . Even though our central bank works differently,  which a limited dividend private sharhealing from the public domain to compliment the cabal control,  private shareholders have no say in policy, and despite media lies, the government is not in control of its mandate, and it has tried to influence the mandate only to be met with thinly veiled threats from the big capital interests to sink the Rand. 


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Just when I thought Rhamaphosa was coming right, three months after saying all the right things we are losing momentum again.  Bankster trained economists knee jerk reaction to nationalising the SARB is always the same, point to the Rand moving downwards on news (will always happen, but we need the appetite and courage to overcome little bumps if we deserve our sovereignty).  They will also point to "foreign investment" and the bankster run credit ratings agencies, the ones that rated all the junk stocks as Tripple ""AAA"" just before the 2008 crises.  All of these are strongarm tactics designed to maintain the globalist banker capture of our state, the real state capture.

Here he is getting it right 3 months ago:


But old habits die hard, and that inspiration seems to be fading, or he has once more been gotten to.

This article is about how the SARB, aided by commercial banks steals prosperity from us and our children whilst it transfers wealth from the common people, the taxpayers, to the global fat-cat elites (From whom Rhamaphosa professes to want to reclaim land, but in fact it works the other way around because home loans are not loaned from a capital or asset account but created by banks magically on their balance sheet and the new currency starts its life on the national balance sheet as debt owed by a citizen to a bank despite no loan occurring, yet there is somehow exorbitant interest attached to the "loan" and defaults are seized by the banks.  This is nothing more than wealth transfer.  We must not lose sight of the fact that ultimately its property and land that have value, not the paper fiat currency which is not backed by anything other than SARB inflationary overprinting and bank overlending) but in essence this method is used in all countries because the central bankers have control over the whole global currency system and use similar methods everywhere.  You cannot mine on anything but land, farm on anything but land, or live on anything but land.

Do not harbour under the illusions that "White Owned" or "Black Owned" political talking points have any bearing on our reality, now influenced more by globalization and colonial legacy far more than race-baiting political baiting.  The land issue can only be resolved after the Reserve bank is nationalised and the banks are reformed. But that is a global battle, not just a local, and we all know what happened to the last few countries who dared keep sovereign control of their central banks (I'll give you a clue, those countries were/are Syria, Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Somalia, and North Korea....)



Do not harbour under any illusions of SARB reform or Treasury reform is imminent.



Before reading this I suggest checking out my earlier articles on the SARB and money creation:
http://dwahts.blogspot.co.za/2015/11/exposing-south-african-reserve-bank.html
http://dwahts.blogspot.co.za/2016/04/the-sa-reserve-bank-67-tons-of-rands-on.html
https://dwahts.blogspot.com/2019/04/money-printing-for-dummies.html


Governments can never repay the national debt, this is by design, and must always pay for civil and other services by DEFICIT SPENDING (meaning borrowing the money from private banks like the SARB)  If the government could simply issue its own currency, there would be no steadily increasing national debt, and a balancing the budget without deficit spending would become a priority with a sound money Austrian Economics approach rather than a Globalist Keynesian approach. However, since we (or our government on our behalf) borrow from private banksters who act as brokers for bondholders, a fractional reserve style, liquidity gearing national debt is created and the majority of all our tax we pay every month goes to servicing the interest portion of the national debt and paying the banksters.  Let's be clear on that, our tax pays the banks. Because money is borrowed at interest there is never enough to service the principle "debt" and money must always be borrowed for this purpose. Only the interest is serviced and the principle is never resolved, that is the goal. As far as the mechanics of this chicanery is concerned, this is done by issuing treasury bonds sold to the "Primary Dealers" (International bankster cabal like the usual suspect Rothschilds; Rockefellers as well as those same interests behind JP Morgan Deutsche Bank, Investec ; Citi) as well as SA's big four banks who are also owned in part by the banksters who own the SARB by a similar system of shareholder arrangements that evolved over time by mergers and acquisitions. Only a small portion of public shareholders have Reserve bank shares and shareholder arrangments centre this control out of germany.

The Bonds are auctioned off every second Friday in South Africa:
https://www.jse.co.za/trade/debt-market/bonds/government-bonds
https://wwwrs.resbank.co.za/mcm/showcontrib.aspx?category=BA

And there are a few scant reports in the media about certain aspects of this corruption, but a poor understanding of a public primed to focus on other issues by the media means no real interest in the most important issue facing all of us every day, the hidden theft of most of our money.
http://mg.co.za/article/2012-01-13-jse-tackles-primary-dealers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_dealer

These primary dealers make a "Secondary Market" (IE make a further profit off us by privileged of the mandate of first creating money with interest to turn us into debt slaves servicing our national debt with tax, then selling the bonds at profit in a secondary market.

Once this happens the bonds ensure all debt by the future taxation of a nation's children to service the interest for the international banksters. That's why Government Bonds are such secure investments, they are guaranteed by taxation of the public. We are the surety, our blood sweat and tears insure their profit.  Because of technology, the inflation (hidden taxation and savings destroyer) that is eroding our standard of living, compensates for the productivity deficit that builds, but one salary is no longer enough and soon we will have to co-habitat because we will not be able to have families afford their own homes as money loses it's purchasing power.

This would all stop if we had taxpayer oversight instead of an "Independent" SARB, based on real money, a store of VALUE instead of fiat currency which is created from DEBT.  Fiat currency and Keynesian chicanery are how the banksters pull the wool over our eyes, and since CODESA the government are mere administrators, those that truly control our economy will never give it up because those are the people that destroy entire countries to bring their central banks under their control. They would likewise sooner destroy the country (or than return it to the citizens. Their MO is divide and conquer, so they would more likely get that country to destroy itself, and South Africa is rife with potential divisions to exploit.  It;s safe to say that Rhamaphosa will not take meaningful action against the SARB, and his nepotism is no better than Zuma's, but concerns should go beyond that, (relatively little attention has been paid to the fact that the Total discovery of a gas field south off Mossel Bay – which Ramaphosa and Gwede Mantashe expressed delight about, stands to benefit just one South African individual, businessman Phutuma Nhleko, to the tune of potentially hundreds of billions) and more.  Concerns should go beyond his being a member of the board at Lonmin (London Mining SA) and Marikana, beyond his time at MTM and McDonalds.  It should also look beyond his joint venture with coal cabal Glencore and the costly coal price weighing so heavily on South Africans for electricity generation and beyond the two decades he spent immersing himself in the world of capital finance, a world far from the base and much closer to the controlling Bank interests of the South African Reserve, who are the same interests behind the climate change behind the scenes restructuring of our economy at the cost to the people, and the same people whose renewable energy plans and climate change cabal fixing of the coal price have caused massive operational cost hikes in Eskom, all loosely aligned to form the real group who have no plans to give land back to South Africans, despite what the President says.  Those people may be laundered in with local JSE fatcats or corporate entities, but ultimately those are offshore interests, such as behind the banks, Anglo, farms/vineyards/paper forest plantations or our energy reserves which will not benefit the people but rather fall victim to nepotism or bankster cronyism, just like our money supply.

These interests are laughing at us, because while they and their ilk have a long history of this, their insiders like Trevor Manual the Rothschild man, Tito Mbowemi the Goldman sacks man, Pravin Ghordan and Rhamaphosa himself will focus on "Land Reform" being a divide and conquer strategy along racial lines, and to keep the presidents perception problem with the black vote at bay, South Africans are too busy fighting among themselves demographically to spot the unseen hand operating the levers from afar.

This was a continuation of post:
https://dwahts.blogspot.com/2019/06/south-africa-land-and-taxes-part-2.html

Ramaphosa backstory:

lesson 101
By
Mtho Sibiya Nge Khomo

Cyril Ramaphosa was recruited as a Spy from the Police Reservists in 1971 (his father was also an SAP).
His University fees were paid by Urban Foundation of the Oppenheimers. 
While he was in his 20s, the Transvaal Mining houses led by the Oppenheimers and the Menels, they made him the head of Africa's biggest union (founded by White mining bosses, the Rand Club): NUM. 
In 1990, Craig Williamson, the NIA spy who successfully infiltrated the ANC inserted Ramaphosa on the Mandela Welcoming/Reception Committee even though Ramaphosa was not a member of the ANC and was not known by UDF. 
Ramaphosa was entered into the ANC Elective Conference without Credentials (since he has joined the ANC that very year in 1991). 
Even though he was young and unknown, Ramaphosa won becoming the SG or main administrator of the ANC: effectively meaning the ANC was captured by the White Apartheid State through Ramaphosa. 
The Media suddenly claimed that he was Mandela's preferred successor (the same Media support he receives now).
In an old TV episode with Evita Bezeidenhod; Ramaphos is shown at a large farm with no explanation how he obtain the farm. 
Pro-Black parties such as the PAC, Azapo and BCM were killed off in favour of the captured ANC which Negotiated at CODESA on behalf of Black people with Ramaphosa as Chief Negotiator.
He delivered for White Apartheid beneficiaries by giving us a pro-White (Sunset Clauses) Canadian Constitution with European values and maintaining the Vestigates of Apartheid and colonial gain such as Land. 
Ramaphosa was awarded for his Double Agent work by being made a Billionaire. 
The ANC was pressured by Business to appoint Ramaphosa as Zuma's Deputy in order to attract business. 
When Zuma did do that; he was suddenly poisoned with the same GEM that killed Yasser Arafat. Zuma was saved by Russian doctors (and MaNtuli was blamed). 
Remember how the Rating Agencies and the Media was worked up to high Anti-Zuma hysteria which all died down when Ramaphosa took over



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South Africa: Land and Taxes Part 2: Climate Change


Continued from https://dwahts.blogspot.com/2019/05/south-africa-land-and-taxes-part-1-paper.html

Because I'm so frustrated with the narrative of media coverage in SA, and the entire framing of issues in the minds of South Africans, I'm going to do a whole series of posts on Banks, Mines, The JSE, the bogus reasoning of all our political parties etc. I'll be attempting to completely reframe the way we think about things here in SA.

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The Issue of Climate Change has been shown (even on this blog alone ) to be a globalist construct and product of the dynastic legacy families of capital finance as well as think tanks from globalist and tax-exempt foundations.  The objective is to seize control over sovereign energy policies and to drive up the price of energy commodities used in privatised or parastatal utility companies such as the Eskom price hikes experienced through hikes in the coal price (energy commodities other than the oil price that is, which is linked to the petrodollar faction of the US hegemonic globalist faction blooded through the CFR which is behind the oil wars, regime change, the US Department of State and the Pentagon). The globalist agenda via the UN is to use sustainability to implement the planned austerity (already rolled out in the globalist vipers den of the EU) and particularly the austerity of carbon swaps, carbon taxes and carbon credits in the post-carbon economy which is being marshalled so diligently at the various globalist climate conferences, the Bilderberg meetings and the PR handled by the ever faithful MSM. 

The science is flimsy at best and the data is regularly corrupted to fit the awful predictions made by the woeful models developed and used as evidence (not that models can EVER be called evidence).  Simply put the science does not stand to scrutiny and this has been dealt with many times before in previous posts.  If you do not accept this premise the impact of this particular post will be lost on you but I welcome any constructive engagement through the contact section of this blog or as a private message on Facebook or Twitter. Please focus on the specific point of disagreement to save me the time of repeatedly covering the same issues if I have not covered that issue in enough detail previously to persuade you. I only use a tiny fraction of the collection of reputable data sources, professional sources and media or organisational institutions as referenced links but have dozens more too detailed to use as quick verifications for citations on my posts.  If you make a compelling case I assure you I will reply and cite you in amendments or corrections with thanks if you can clearly demonstrate an error or point out a reasoning flaw.

Usually, the globalist cabal (for lack of a better word to describe this sort of colluding collective) has gotten to our government via the finance ministers post, usually via treasury or the SARB.  The climate change agenda works differently and uses the IPCC as well as the UN as its supra-national enforcer of choice instead of the IMF or World Bank and ICC.  It also has taken the trouble of establishing working committees and departments established in every government.  In South Africa this is notably manifest as The Centre For Environmental Rights which will enforce laws and permit criteria which the Chamber of Commerce and Department of Trade and Industry will duly fall in line with. This will give them extra clout because since CODESA the capital finance "powers that be" only control the economy of SA but the Government are the lowly administrators but can still be a barrier to passing legislation, even when insiders like Rhamaphosa are Pravin Ghordan are in office. This way all legislated enforcing can be done using government agencies that have traditional taxpayer oversight, from the bureaucratic sector to even the police force and the courts, all are now going to have to police this these practices or they will be in the unenviable position of dereliction of duty if they refuse to enforce.  We missed the boat by stopping this at the source, prior to legislation being passed. 



Rhamaphosa's latest cabinet features too many politicians from the post Zuma cabinet that are loyal to Rhamaphosa and possibly therefore his masters from the JSE or offshore to be sure about who will put the country first VS who will do us damage by following rich heritage of globalist traitors such as Tito Mbowemi, Trevor Manual and Pravin Ghordan but even if they don't the damage is already done.


THE BAD NEWS.
This is going to cost us big time. Aside from price hikes in sectors such as energy, we are facing at minimum another 1.6 Trillion USD or 109 Trillion ZAR by conservative estimates over the next thirty years. .  This involves a comprehensive restructuring of our already manipulated economy by 2050. Moreover, we are looking at a vast fortune when you consider that the entirety of our national budget for public spending MTEF 2/2020 from 2/2019 this year was only 5.9 Trillion.

The climate change agenda is currently the second biggest globalist goal right now, second only to regime change wars associated with the protection of the Petrodollar system but more important even than the censorship purge on social and dinosaur media as well as propaganda wars because is an internationalist roll out transcending the regional local challenges of one economic zone (or as we peasants say - one "nation" or "country" ;) )

I do consider some reforms to be very healthy, but those causing the main economic reforms are all centered around emissions.


  Primary Legislation

National Environmental Management Act
National Environmental Management: Air Quality Act
National Environmental Management: Waste Act
National Forests Act
National Water Act
Environment Conservation Act

Other
Minimum emission standards were published in Government Notice No. 248 in 2010

Continued at https://dwahts.blogspot.com/2019/06/south-africa-land-and-taxes-part-3-from.html

South Africa: Land and Taxes Part 1: Paper

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Because I'm so frustrated with the narrative of media coverage in SA, and the entire framing of issues in the minds of South Africans, I'm going to do a whole series of posts on Banks, Mines, The JSE, the bogus reasoning of all our political parties etc. I'll be attempting to completely reframe the way we think about things here in SA.

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Paper needs LAND and Paper products form an interesting discussion around tax. Most of SA's tax is from VAT, formerly GST as well as feul tax and levies as well as income tax.


1. VAT on textbooks is a form of capital generation by the government, although a book itself is a finished product, large capital flow goes into the beneficiation of paper from timber.
2. Paper is obviously still made from wood, JSE listed companies Sappi and Mondi Rotatrim, Typek all need vast tractions of land or deals with farmers or other related timber companies which often leads to deforestation (destroying the ecological base of South African fauna with plantations and monoculture)
3. Some of these companies lie and say they use coated, woodfree paper, whatever that means. It is a lie.
4. Universities and schools are amongst the largest consumers of paper and pulp products everywhere, possibly the biggest of them all.  This ranges from books to textbooks, cardboard, pulp, toilet tissue etc. Brands like Twinsaver, Kleenex, Baby Soft are all branches of the large conglomerates involved in the paper and pulp making industry, which all use wood found on LAND as a raw material.
USA, Great Britain, Canada, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Korea, China are amongst the scavengers of African forests for the paper and pulp industry.
A very good case was recently made against VAT in textbooks, considering the above this is nowhere near enough! The issue should be further unpacked to look at plantation ownership rather than just "employment opportunities" offered since plantations take up over 1% of our total land, which is massive when you consider how much Karoo and highveld wilderness remains unused or undeveloped or protected.
 In terms  of  land  use,  the  afforested  area is about 1,27 million ha or about 1% of the total South African land area  of  122,3  million ha.

This opens a Pandora's box which I will get to in future posts.I have many reservations that any meaningful land reform will ever come from purely race-based politics which feed the divide and rule agenda, even though most of the land historically recently has been in "white" hands, by perpetuating the above nothing will change except some blacks will be empowered. However, this only applies if your idea of empowerment is the rich black CEO's, upper management and shareholders that South Africas "Employment Equity" laws guaranteed placement. This especially applies to these multinational companies and equally corrupt sub-contractors and vendors.  In real-world terms, no opportunity exists on the land of the forefathers of the black majority for their descendants even years after the colonial rule was supposedly ended.  Racial employment laws and other factors also are sending "previously advantaged" whites packing if the emigration stats are anything to go by.

Racial issues exist as inextricably linked to land issues in South Africa but the local approach to them, just like everywhere in the world is divide and conquer/ divide and rule. 
If history teaches us anything (real history not fake history)  is that we should not support top-down initiatives masking such tactics unless you are a ruling elite who would then benefit. Are you a ruler? Will you benefit?

These multinationals own much of the land their plantations are on, rather than "White farmers" we are dealing with clever shareholder arrangments, JSE arrangments and political bureaucracy that leads to all the usual suspects.

https://www.sappi.com/sappi-forests

https://ejatlas.org/conflict/mondi-and-sappi-plantations-in-zululand-south-africa

https://fulldisclosure.cer.org.za/2015/paper-pulp/licences

The issue is not just land but the paper itself and this extends to education. 
1. SA Reserve Bank has a duty to regulate rates which determine prices at which goods are sold.
2. SARS has a duty to collect revenue from these monstrous Multi-National companies which manufacture paper. But how many billions does Sappi have offshore? which if were progressively taxed would fund the education of thousands of students?

3. The National Treasury, Finance Minister and SARS also have a duty in making sure that all textbook selling stores in South Africa don't engage in price fixing or hike the price due to opportunistic political development.

After all, why should the students pay so much money while Multi-National companies, especially those profiting off our land, are allowed to shift profit to offshore havens without them declaring profits?
If anyone wants their land back or at least reasonably priced back in the public domain for entrepreneurs and taxpayers rather than rebate thieving offshore multinationals, start with the paper industry and follow the path to free government education.  


Paper leads to business and education... but also to land and taxation.  This is how to frame the issue in your mind. Now, what if I told you every other industry follows a similar path?  Don't believe me? Stay tuned for upcoming posts on SA Land & Taxes for more of this 

 As a side note on the education thread that I'd like to tie up, It is critical that the core syllabus never be handled in privatised capacity. This should always be a taxpayer-funded function that must be improved from that sphere rather than privatising. The reasons for this are clear and abandoning expectation for government improvements and allowing faceless, shadowy corporate agendas to steer the ship can only end in tears. 

Continued at:    https://dwahts.blogspot.com/2019/06/south-africa-land-and-taxes-part-2.html

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