You can’t make it up

Bob are we now taking over from news24? ffs

mydada wrote: Bob are we now taking over from news24? ffs

No surprise some people don't like what's going on in the world.in denial

davetheflower wrote:

mydada wrote: Bob are we now taking over from news24? ffs

No surprise some people don't like what's going on in the world.in denial

I'm guessing you were no good at comprehension

Vote of no confidence mydada.... #mydadashouldgo.... #mydexit....

Who the fuck are you

mydada wrote: Who the fuck are you

Definitely not Preshen :huh:

preshen0406 wrote:

mydada wrote: Who the fuck are you

Definitely not Preshen :huh:

i can understand

with such an odd assembly of vowels and consonants

Well he has eventually gone , lets be positive about future ...

People think that African politics is corrupt

These Republicans below have received money from the NRA then they have the temerity to tweet.

Marco Rubio: 'Today is that terrible day you pray never comes' - $3,303,355 reportedly accepted from NRA

Cory Gardner: 'I am heartbroken for the students... in this horrible tragedy' - $3,879,064

Rob Portman: 'Heartbreaking news out of Florida. Jane and I send our prayers' - $3,061,941

Bill Cassidy: 'Praying for the students, teachers and first responders' - $2,861,047

Thom Tillis: 'Tragic news out of Florida. Please keep the victims… in your thoughts and prayers' - $4,418,012

Ken Buck: 'Praying today for the students and all those impacted' - $800,544

chicken n chips wrote: Trumps next to be kicked out

I think he should do a 2nd term :woohoo:

Craig Pienaar wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: Trumps next to be kicked out

I think he should do a 2nd term :woohoo:

From SP:

The National Horseracing Authority have issued a correction to a published finding on a jockey having entered a betting outlet without permission, after legal counsel for the Coastal Jockeys Association demanded that the matter be reviewed.

MJ Byleveld - November Week 2
Avontuur’s MJ Byleveld – victim of NHA indiscretion

Cape jockey MJ Byleveld, who was issued with a warning for an infringement of rule 21.3, after he had failed to obtain Stipes permission for having participated in a Met panel discussion in a Betting World branch, has had a more detailed version of the finding published in this week’s NHA calendar.

Headed ‘Correction’ and dated 3 February, the insert states:

M J Byleveld (Jockey) – Rule 21.3 – Having participated in a televised Panel discussion at the request of the Racing Operator, but for failing to obtain the written permission of the Stipendiary Board, to enter or visit any registered betting premises where members of the public are able to place any bets or wagers of any kind whatsoever. Fined: Warning.

The ludicrous aspect of Byleveld’s original charge was that he had been invited by a member of the Phumelela executive and had thus, reasonably one would feel, assumed that all was in order.

The lack of discretion shown by the Stipes has been the subject of much debate. The very spirit of the intention of the original rule – that jockeys avoid betting outlets to reduce the negative public perception that could arise – did not look to have been broken. Byleveld attended the function together with well-known racing personalities, as an invited guest and without remuneration.

We reported on 2 March that the Coastal Jockeys Association had instructed their lawyers to inform the NHA that none of their members would be party to any future panel discussions on any racecourse or betting premise. That was the mandate until such time as Racing Executive Arnold Hyde issued an apology for embarrassing Byleveld and also gave an undertaking in regard to jockeys attending similar events in future.

While Byleveld will take some heart that his good name has been cleared, his disciplinary record will reflect the charge.

We were unable to determine whether the requested apology was forthcoming and how the NHA intend dealing with these alleged breaches of rules in future