8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (6)
#18069050 at 2023-01-04 00:40:57 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #22146: McCarthy 3 strikes, now you're OUT Edition
https://www.westernjournal.com/arrest-warrant-issued-ex-president-living-south-africa/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=tgm&utm_campaign=tgm&utm_content=can&1=
Ian Khama attends the swearing-in ceremony for his second and final term as president of Botswana at the National Assembly in Gaborone on Oct. 28 2014.
Ian Khama attends the swearing-in ceremony for his second and final term as president of Botswana at the National Assembly in Gaborone on Oct. 28 2014. (AP)
Arrest Warrant Issued for Ex-President Living in South Africa
?By The Associated Press January 2, 2023 at 6:15am
#6667493 at 2019-06-04 05:35:49 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #8526: Justice is Coming Edition
Connection here…?
Many Anons are looking at the cold/frozen twats… Look at the USMC "Stone Cold Killers" twat. It says "Platinum Ref 19".
https://twitter.com/USMC/status/1135154092517367808
Now look at this. Planefag notices a Botswana Defense Force flight over Utah. Anon posts some very INTERDASTING info on Botswana, with a mention of PLATINUM. Is there a connection here?
>>6664374 (pb)
I think there is DEFINITELY digworthy stuff on Botswana and Ian Khama.
#6664906 at 2019-06-04 00:02:49 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #8522: Sign of Good Faith Edition
>>6664856
Incidentally, the person who confirmed to me that King Kgafela II of Botswana had been jailed and deposed because of his opposition to cellphone towers, was an intelligence officer and the personal pilot of President Ian Khama himself on occasion.
King Kgafela II lives under constant threat of assassination and only moves under heavy guard.
It was shown a while back that the government of Botswana is basically owned lock, stock and barrel by De Beers Diamonds – diamonds are the main source of wealth there. The platinum is actually in South Africa, where the senior clan of the Bakgatla tribe lives, it's split across the border. One hell of a mess.
#6664856 at 2019-06-03 23:55:28 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #8522: Sign of Good Faith Edition
>>6664374
Botswana is a MAJOR cabal base. There have long been stories of US or strange foreign military bases in Botswana guarded by people with American accents. An absolutely reliable source, with a military background, used to deliver goods all over Botswana, including to regular Botswana military camps. He knew many top military men there, generals. They were very, very unhappy with these "American" bases. This same guy was stopped by soldiers with American accents asking him what he was doing in a rural area. He asked them what THEY were doing there.
More to the point: he was adamant that he had literally seen a VTOL jet emerging from a mountainside and flying off, from a hidden opening that was rapidly sealed.
The Americans have been asked about these rumours by South African journalists and have repeatedly denied them. I think they may be telling the truth. I think these are true global cartel bases, maybe with US guards.
Ian Khama, former president of Botswana, has been accused of genocide for his treatment of indigenous people in Botswana, this is all hushed up.
Ian Khama saw to the removal of King Kgafela II of the Bakgatla tribe. This is literally the richest tribe in the world, they own about half the platinum supply on the planet. Kgafela II is a big problem in the globalists' plans for that part of the world. He was born in the USA (his father was ambassador) and this was held against him, he was accused of not being a proper citizen. He is the top human rights lawyer in that country by far – he defended Mariette Bosch, who was very hastily executed by the Botswana government in a travesty of justice in a weird murder trial. His tribe demolished a cellphone tower near his palace, he was convinced it had killed his father, who got a brain tumour. This was actually the first incident that led to charges against him.
He held a workshop with Mr Barrie Trower, British government expert on microwave warfare turned whistleblower, telling top government people about the dangers of cellphones. A little while later, the telecoms industry held a counter-workshop. They made sure the King was *put in jail* that weekend – he was arrested on insane charges of human rights abuse, because one of his tribal courts had flogged some youths. This goes on all the time, and as I say, he is actually the top human rights lawyer in the country. It shows the power of the telecoms industry.
He is now living in a secret location in Pretoria, South Africa, trying to get reinstated. He is very popular with the people, who know that all the vast sums from the platinum mines have been stolen and siphoned off.
Botswana … is another story, especially when it comes to aviation. Ian Khama is actually a pilot himself.
#4522117 at 2018-12-30 16:48:20 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #5767: False Song of Globalism Edition
Former Botswana president feuds with government over Trump
JOHANNESBURG (AP) - Donald Trump is a contentious topic in Botswana, where the government is uneasy over a former leader's harsh criticism of the American president.
The foreign ministry of the southern African country on Saturday tried to distance the government from what it called "disparaging remarks" about Trump that were made by Ian Khama, who was president for a decade until he stepped aside in April. The ministry says Khama's comments don't represent the official view and that Botswana and the United States enjoy good relations.
In a sharp response, Khama said he didn't claim to be representing Botswana's government and that the foreign ministry is free to "ignore Donald Trump's present and past disrespectful tendencies."
Khama referred to Trump's reported comment earlier this year about "shithole countries" in Africa.
https://www.westernjournal.com/ap-former-botswana-president-feuds-with-government-over-trump/
#870646 at 2018-04-02 20:10:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1081: Weaponized Autism ROCKS Edition
>>870569
Nice find, anon!
Seems like Josephine Kling, President & Co-Founder of Landry & Kling Global Cruise Events is stepping down too…
https:// www.travelagentcentral.com/people/josephine-kling-steps-down-from-landry-kling
AND
Ian Khama, Botswana President is stepping down. The country has a TON of diamonds…could be used to back currency like China huh? ;)
https:// www.reuters.com/article/us-botswana-politics/botswanas-Khama-steps-down-as-president-after-a-decade-at-helm-idUSKBN1H70DO
8chan/8kun QResearch SOUTH AFRICA Posts (1)
#20728978 at 2024-04-15 19:31:11 (UTC+1)
Q Research South Africa #12: Joburg Blast and Highjacked Buildings Edition
>>20728955
>>20728959
>>20236804
>Roelf Meyer
>>20666348
>>20711136
>>20711275
>>20711344
>Anglican
"The Gda?sk Declaration: Solidarity for Democracy" 3 of 3
https://www.thebrenthurstfoundation.org/news/the-gdansk-declaration-solidarity-for-democracy/
LIST OF ATTENDEES AND SIGNATORIES
1. Abbasali Haji, East Africa Capital, Tanzania
2. Adalberto Costa J?nior, Leader, UNITA, Angola
3. Alexander Kambili, Germany
4. Alfonso de Prat Gay, Former Minister of the Economy, Argentina
5. Amgad Faried Eltayeb Idris, CEO, Fikra Center for Studies and Development, Egypt
6. Andriy Marasin, former Senior Assistant Defense Attach?, Ukraine
7. Arkadiusz Modrzejewski, Director of Institute of Political Science, University of Gdansk, Poland
8. Artis Pabriks, Former Deputy Prime Minister, Latvia
9. Atupele Muluzi, President, United Democratic Front, Malawi
10. Robert Kyagulanyi "Bobi Wine", Leader, National Unity Platform, Uganda
11. Branko Brkic, Editor-in-Chief, Daily Maverick, South Africa
12. Christopher Clapham, Professor Emeritus, Cambridge, UK
13. Cynthia Appenteng, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Foundation, Liberia
14. David Coltart, Former Minister of Education, CCC, Zimbabwe (did not attend Gda?sk event, but signed afterwards)
15. Geordin Hill-Lewis, Mayor of Cape Town, South Africa
16. Gloria Uwishema Nsengiyumva, Human Rights activist, All for Rwanda, Rwanda
17. Greg Mills, Director, The Brenthurst Foundation, South Africa
18. Gregor Jaecke, Resident Representative, KAS, South Africa
19. Gregory Nemyria, Deputy Chair, Foreign Relations Committee, Rada, Ukraine
20. Holger Dix, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, Germany
21. Ian Khama, Former President, Botswana
22. Illia Bozhok, Ukraine
23. Ivone Soares, Member of Parliament, RENAMO, Mozambique
24. Jawar Mohammed, Founder, Oromia Media Network, Ethiopia
25. J?drzej Czerep, Head, Polish Institute of International Affairs, Poland
26. John Githongo, CEO, Inuka, Kenya
27. John Steenhuisen, Leader, Democratic AllIance, South Africa
28. Juan Carlos Pinz?n, Former Defence Minister, Colombia
29. Kate Almquist Knopf, Senior Advisor, WestExec Advisors, US
30. Khemaies Jhinaoui, Former Foreign Affairs Minister, Tunisia
31. Kizza Besigye, President, Forum for Democratic Change, Uganda
32. Lech Wa??sa, Former President, Poland
33. Leopoldo Lop?z, Opposition Leader, Venezuela
34. Luis Franceschi, Assistant Secretary General, The Commonwealth, UK
35. Luke Pato, Bishop, Anglican Church of Southern Africa, South Africa
36. Lutero Simango, President Democratic Movement of Mozambique, Mozambique
37. Marcos Pe?a, former Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers, Argentina
38. McHenry Venaani, President, Popular Democratic Movement, Namibia
39. Mpumelelo Mkhabela, Political Analyst, South Africa
40. Moeketsi Majoro, former Prime Minister, Lesotho
41. Mohamed Anwar Esmat Sadat, Leader, Reform and Development Party, Egypt
42. Oleksandra Matviichuk, Head of Centre for Civil Liberties, Nobel Laureate, Ukraine
43. Olusegun Obasanjo, Former President, Nigeria
44. Omer Ismail, Former Foreign Affairs Minister, Sudan
45. Paula Cristina Roque, Political Affairs Analyst, Portugal
46. Raila Odinga, Former Prime Minister, Kenya
47. Ray Hartley, Research Director, The Brenthurst Foundation, South Africa
48. Robin Auld, Artiste, south Africa
49. Roelf Meyer, CEO, In Transformation, South Africa
50. Roland Freudenstein, Vice-President, Globsec, Belgium
51. Sanyaolu Ayowole Oluwajuwon, African Action Congress, Nigeria
52. Tendai Biti, Former Zimbabwe Finance Minister, CCC, Zimbabwe
53. Tundu Lissu, MP, CHADEMA, Tanzania
54. Velenkosini Hlabisa, President, Inkatha Freedom Party, South Africa
55. Ven?ncio Mondlane, MP, RENAMO, Mozambique
56. Winnie Odinga, EAC Member of Parliament, Kenya
57. Yulia Tymoshenko, former Prime Minister, Ukraine
58. Zitto Kabwe, Leader, ACT-Wazalendo, Tanzania