FMF calls for ‘No-alition’ government in SA | David Ansara 

This will be game changing

Nothing to do with the FMF... It's plain common logic ....

Remember "Floor-crossing"?

Keep god out of politics dom doos !!!! If your Domkop DA jump in bed with the ANC that will mean YOU now support Palistine and Hamas....NOT Israel !!!!

I was part of this party. The problem was that the majority of the people didn't understand the concept of a federation of states (provinces).

That also sounds like a good idea. Each province has it's own political and economic system that best suits the residents in each province.

That's federalism in a nutshell. The ANC despises federalism because they know it will make their stranglehold on power (i.e. patronage schemes for connected cadres) very difficult to maintain. While I agree that federalism is exactly what SA needs right now, the stubborn and arrogant ANC is still a very large obstacle that must be chipped away piecemeal. At a local and municipal level this trend is already underway - we just need to keep at it.

Facebook wil like your Bullshit !!!!

​@@oodlesofnoodles4660Kak praat nie !!! Why are your Domkop DA now prepared to jump in bed with the ANC ????

Now you want to divide this country?

I was under the impression that our constitution requires a 50%+1 majority to select a President?

I have my doubts too. I have asked David to throw some light on constitutional implications.

If you follow the news...you would know it's beeing said by many straight after the election....

No, wolves will be upon us before we can start over.

People did not vote for the markets, that they have no stake in, if it falls so be it, let the needs of people be respected, its a democracy is it not?

Totally agree.

I agree...the Masses are looking at a Brick Wall 😮

I agree...the Masses are looking at a Brick Wall 😮

I agree we (including myself) we dont have the understanding of the merits and after BIZ new interview with Rob Hersov advocating cutting KZN loose from South Africa I am suspicious of any suggestions/ Thanks An average middle class one of the masses people

Since when

@@katlegoditshego by the end of the day we must learn to coexist because we need each other in one way or another directly or indirectly

Problem is white people always want black to be under them and I hate that. They hate everything about blacks. Which one of the parties do they like? ANC EFF MK. I can see their potential but I hate the fact that they underestimate the sons of this soil. Ramaphosa is not AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS or the only person who can become president. But still they refuse. Because they know if they form coalition with them they will make sure he is arrested along with others so they can rule. So they are forcing themselves on us.

Why make it racial? South Africa has been run by a black leader for 30 years and big business was happy to invest. The problem big business have is not with black skin, but shitty ideological communist concepts that is detrimental to ALL of society. And before you make my statement a racial thing, communism is not only tied to one race.

What decision making

@@cherylvandermeulen6897 like voting on amendments to legislation, government policy, etc. The type of things the ANC could achieve easily without resistence.

​@@happytape307it would stop them from pushing their own agendas through unchallenged

@@mtgigi that's more what I was thinking too. It could grind progress to a halt as each party has different views and without an outright majority could leave decisions hanging. Interesting times indeed

Agree 💯 , I urged David to interview Lauren Evanthia from the ORGANIC HUMANITY MOVEMENT. She has orchestrated a strategy back in 2017. I just wish this community will hear her out. 🙏🙏🙏

who are the jackals and the wovles - as a middle class white person it is easy to point at the MK and EFF - I am starting to not be sure about elite white businessmen who push their own agenda...Namely Rob Hersov - and the question is who else is he in cahoots with

I believe you are one of them. NO DA . No more no blacks towns in our country. Those who hate blacks must go back to Europe where there are no wolves.

The constitution does allow it. What he is suggesting is that the DA will vote alongside the ANC as if they are in formal coalition, but that vote is only guaranteed for the minimum functioning of parliament. I.e. the vote includes to elect speaker, deputy speaker, president, deputy president and the budget vote. Every other bill or decision taken by parliament will then be open for debate and contestation as each party sees fit. In that way, it will be constitutional.

@@lodeleaf6401 I get it. However, I thought the RSA constitution makes it mandatory for 'someone' to form a government with 'majority' party support. How does David's suggestion even end up with a national president? Forgive my ignorance. I have been fed on a FPTP winner-take-all diet in Zim since 1980. I have no clue how you guys even end up with councils!!!

@@comalisothinktanking4412 Nope, there is no law that says there must be majority support to form a government. In order to elect key positions in the government, all the MPs in government need to vote for those positions (if more than two candidates, then "knock out rounds" are used until only two remain). The candidate who receives 50% plus 1 of the MP votes, win. Some of those key positions are speaker, deputy speaker, president, and deputy. Once the president is appointed, he alone appoints the cabinet ministers. In order to pass laws, all the MPs also vote, if the vote gets 50% plus 1, it can be passed (and then some other processes takes place), and then the law can be passed. So what matters is not the majority votes of the people of SA, what matters is the majority votes of the elected members of parliament. That's why SA is called a "representational democracy"... because the people elect leaders who in theory represent them in parliament.

May almighty bless us with that.🙏🙏🙏 No DA😭😭😭

@@katlegoditshego Why?

What according to you, is good for you

@@nomadicleopard We voted for political parties not markets.What is good for us is enshrined in the manifestos of those political parties

@@patmdoda9567 if you go to the history books, you will see communism will not be good for you. If you want a communist regime, why dont you go to Venezuela or Cuba?

@@patmdoda9567 healthy markets = more jobs = more money = more education = better careers.

It's a think tank. Think tanks make policy proposals. You don't have to appear in the ballot to contribte to democracy.

In this proposal for a no-alition, the MK will probably have to figure out a way to obtain majority in KZN, through bribing some ANC members to vote with them and formal coalition with EFF or IFP (the numbers don't add up otherwise). Another option for KZN would be a no-alition between ANC, IFP, DA and NFP (where IFP said they want to position of premier). The situation in KZN is quite messy, even more messy than the situation nationally. That's part of why I don't like the no-alition plan. I think a formal coalition is needed to stabilise kzn (not cutting it loose as per Herzov's suggestion, instead roping in the zulu monarchy and IFP leadership for social cohesion, along with DA competencies and ANC support for extra police and army deployments if needed). I don't like Herzov's suggestion because only 2 million people voted for MKP but there are 10 million people in KZN. Durban could be a major source of tourism employment... it could be the Miami of Africa, given the correct leadership. Plus the Durban and Richardsbay ports are essential for imports and exports for the rest of the country. If KZN is controlled by MK, living conditions will only get worse and that will stoke even more militaristic Zulu spring tendencies, and what then? Will the newly formed Zulu army march on the rest of the country? Rather take charge of the situation now, by improving people's lives, strong leadership and social cohesion efforts, before its too late.

@@lodeleaf6401 thank you for this. I really appreciate it

@@cherylmarsh7326 no problem 😊

Yes please.

DA was voted by white people abroad and got 65% there. You can go there and enjoy. We are Africans and tired of no blacks boards in our country.