Escape and Interface

A series of blogs and articles and updates pertaining to an ongoing case about mining rights, illegal liquidation, persecution and human rights violations

Surveillance, sabotage, slander, frequencies, and other machinations have been used against our family for years on end. This can not and does not happen without the consent and participation of infiltrated law enforcement and institutions that are meant to uphold the law. Since we blew the whistle on South Africa's corruption - in specific ways as well as systemic - more has come to light about the reality of the social landscape and the corruption that runs in its veins. The grand theft it enables is something that all around the world should be concerned with, if only to make sure your insurance funds, unclaimed funds, investments and assets do not turn out to become your worst nightmare. We're not seeking a revolution, simply the upholding of our rights and some accountability.

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If you read nothing from the website or from the book, this is the most imperative article to see. It clearly shows the smokescreen setups of many businesses or initiatives in South Africa, many of which were pushing a Pan-African marketing narrative. From a fraudulent liquidation, a possible fake eviction letter and a slew of discrepencies - all contradictory to title deeds records. We're homeless and yet, we still have a house that we haven't stayed in since 2013 - all because of refusal to be merged with the ANC.

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EP 1. PART 1

Introduction

I unpack the illegal liquidation and business rescue

EP 1 PART 2

Introduction

A continuation of episode 1, addressing the COJ project, MASANAs voluntary liquidation.

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EP 2 PART 1
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Writing about this experience was one of the hardest things to do. It may not seem so when you read it, however, the process of unlocking memories that I'd rather forget was physically draining. I thought it would only be fair to explain the structure of how I wrote or at least, what I was trying to convey.

For such a complex case that I had not had a full understanding of yet, it was necessary for me to convey the events that led up to where we are now. There are about seven main ideas conveyed.

  • Background, legacy and family to unpack the generational baggage

  • Setting the scene: I was not able to delve too much into this part, but I wanted to contextualize the life we knew and grew up in so that you can appreciate the shock of where we are now and how we've had to adapt

  • Major turning points that altered mindsets

  • Corporate fraud

  • Mining landscape - this relates back to familial 'baggage', for lack of a better term

  • Asylum

  • Persecution and repression continued in limbo despite news reports proving the how unsafe South Africa is, as well as news reports pertaining to our case. Yet still, we faced subtle barring from society by means of rent and financial sabotage attempts.

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