What's the issue?

It's about the money people, it really is. It is the same reason they murdered Gadhafi, it was about the money, he was starting his own currency. And if you ask Dudu Moyeni, she will concur, she didn't even have enough money to catch the Gautrain to Pretoria to appear before Judge Ronel Tolmay. She must have spent it all on that Luis Vitton travel luggage, FREEK that cost more than my house.

In Dudu's case they talk about sums like sixteen billion Rand and stuff like that, contracts for two hundred and fifty six million Rand and she got no money for the train.

But really, if ever you want to understand a story, follow the money. Look at the conflict in the Middle East. It might be so and I may have read it wrong but there are those in the know who tell a tale of such a large scale about how some heavyweight bankers financed state, which they keep constantly at war for the sole purpose of generating turnover.

There's the reality of those ten banks that own the US Dollar, and the fact that both world wars were all about banks, banking and money. So when your public broadcaster announces a loss of four hundred and eighty two MILLION Rands as a "significant improvement", you must know it's about the money.

Think about it, in America, which some people see as the whole world, the top 1% of people with the most money, gained 21 trillion Dollars while the lower 50% lost nine hundred billion Dollars, since 1989. The British elite sold it to their masses as an effort to create a "trickle Down Effect". What we need is a flooding out of wealth distribution; trickle trickle won't help much at this stage. The propensity is to hoard the wealth, like Gadhafi did, like China is doing with gold. What we don't need is news like the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa), squandering two billion Rand. My head, my poor head, the spinning, make it stop!

But it won't stop, uMvoti Mayor, Thamsanqa Ngubane has been lavished with a security bill of over eleven million Rand since 2016. How!

While we squabble over the remnants of old technology, China is expanding its nuclear energy production program with Russia, capitalising on a well-planned high voltage electrical transfer grid and high capacity electrical storage facilities. They're signing on two new nuclear reactors with plans for a wind farm in the North Pole. We're praying that load-shedding wont hit us again, and the jury is still out on that one.

China celebrates 70 years of communist rule, a pretty good track record by comparison to some countries. You can bet they have a plan about the money. You can be sure there's a five-year plan, a ten-year plan, maybe even a 20-year plan.