De Lille's opportunistic swap AzanaiaPeoplesParty to DA?

[Unknown]

I'm not aware of any evidence or proof; but it's strange that
there seems to have been no mention that:
P. De Lille's jump from 'The Azanian Peoples Party' to the DA
suggests oportunism, which is consistent with corruption.

I'm not questioning De lille, but rather the mutually echoing
commentartors, who also can't SEE that SA's judicial system is
inevitably broken.

[Steve Hayes]

Post by Unknown
I'm not aware of any evidence or proof; but it's strange that
P. De Lille's jump from 'The Azanian Peoples Party' to the DA
suggests oportunism, which is consistent with corruption.
I'm not questioning De lille, but rather the mutually echoing
commentartors, who also can't SEE that SA's judicial system is
inevitably broken.

When was de Lille a member of the "Azanian People's Party"?

She was an MP for the PAC, which she left to form her own Independent
Democrats (ID). She was criticised for "floor crossing" -- not
resigning her seat in parliament when she left the PAC.

When the ID did not fare well against COPE in the 2009 elections, she
was wooed, and won, by the DA.

[qhs grant]

Post by Steve Hayes

Post by Unknown
I'm not aware of any evidence or proof; but it's strange that
P. De Lille's jump from 'The Azanian Peoples Party' to the DA
suggests oportunism, which is consistent with corruption.
I'm not questioning De lille, but rather the mutually echoing
commentartors, who also can't SEE that SA's judicial system is
inevitably broken.

When was de Lille a member of the "Azanian People's Party"?
She was an MP for the PAC, which she left to form her own Independent
Democrats (ID). She was criticised for "floor crossing" -- not
resigning her seat in parliament when she left the PAC.
When the ID did not fare well against COPE in the 2009 elections, she
was wooed, and won, by the DA.

Let's consider the 2 levels of analysis:
1 = superficial:
individual [irrespective of context] allegations;
spelling mistakes [BTW you missed the single-quotes: Party'

2 = Wholeistically[sp?]/ TheBigPicture:
2.1 Arrange a left-to-right listing of SA parties since 1990.
2.1 Did De Lille move <SEVERAL STEPS> in jumping from <X> to DA ?
2.2 Did she speak convincingly for party X, and again for completely
differently principled party DA ?
2.3 Does this SUGGEST opportunism ?

[Steve Hayes]

On Sun, 24 Jun 2018 23:00:33 -0000 (UTC), qhs grant

Post by qhs grant

Post by Steve Hayes

Post by Unknown
I'm not aware of any evidence or proof; but it's strange that
P. De Lille's jump from 'The Azanian Peoples Party' to the DA
suggests oportunism, which is consistent with corruption.
I'm not questioning De lille, but rather the mutually echoing
commentartors, who also can't SEE that SA's judicial system is
inevitably broken.

When was de Lille a member of the "Azanian People's Party"?
She was an MP for the PAC, which she left to form her own Independent
Democrats (ID). She was criticised for "floor crossing" -- not
resigning her seat in parliament when she left the PAC.
When the ID did not fare well against COPE in the 2009 elections, she
was wooed, and won, by the DA.

individual [irrespective of context] allegations;
spelling mistakes [BTW you missed the single-quotes: Party'
2.1 Arrange a left-to-right listing of SA parties since 1990.
2.1 Did De Lille move <SEVERAL STEPS> in jumping from <X> to DA ?
2.2 Did she speak convincingly for party X, and again for completely
differently principled party DA ?
2.3 Does this SUGGEST opportunism ?

Could you possibly provide an English translation?



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