The foundational integrity of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) is being systematically eroded.

This decay is not an accident of mismanagement but the outcome of a deliberate, post-1994 strategy designed to neuter the institution’s authority and subject it to political control.

We are caught in a self-imposed prison.

Simply because we are afraid to think out of the box, or somehow, our capacity to think beyond prescribed limits is intentionally curtailed.

This is especially true for the seasoned experts—the great gurus—who are qualified to utter their minds in a way that could transform the entire SANDF into a profitable, effective, and protective force.

The current reality is that the SANDF has been manipulated at a profound, ideological level.

In 1994, the creeds—the moral and professional codes of conduct—for the warrant officers, the officers, and the NCOs were fundamentally changed.

They were altered in a way that limits them to the extent of never being able to express their minds transformatively.

This change prevents them from initiating a standard of excellence that should define the SANDF and benefit every citizen.

When an order descends from above, it is simply taken as gospel.

This acceptance is mandated by the creeds initiated to all those powerful people who should, by rights and experience, either argue against it, refuse it, or condemn it.

The inability to dissent is created by a corrupt incentive structure.

Promotions are offered as blessings, often accompanied by financial increments that are laughably small—not even meeting the basic needs of those who serve.

This structure does not reward service; it purchases obedience.

It is imperative to understand the manipulation of security, especially within the SANDF.

It was engineered in 1994 when the decision was made to place a Commander-in-Chief in control of the SANDF.

This was a simple, yet catastrophic, manipulation designed to ensure that everything would be politically structured.

No matter how defensive the SANDF attempts to be, it operates with self-imposed barriers.

These barriers prevent it from reaching out and extending its hand to initiate the necessary safety and security the nation demands.

This realization leads to a clear conclusion: the reason why crime has increased to a point where the defense force seems utterly out of control is a direct result of this political subversion.

Consider the weapons at our disposal.

We have been highly manipulated into using the R4/R5 rifle, a South African weapon that is arguably the weakest standard-issue weapon a soldier could be expected to rely on.

We do not even get a chance to train with AK-47 weapons, which are essentially powerful and critical for the comprehensive defense of the country.

This fact should serve as a stark warning.

The civilian security companies—many of which are mostly owned, or side-owned, by the political gurus themselves—have been deliberately elevated to become the escalated security factors.

This allows the ins and outs of all corrupt resources and illegal commodities to easily move through the country without the proper obligation of the defense force.

We must accept this point of understanding.

Until the defense force regains its authority—the independence it possessed when it was the SADF (South African Defence Force)—it will remain a compromised institution.

At that time, the SADF was known to be an independent organization.

It was responsible for ensuring the integrity of the political runs of the country.

This subversion mirrors the trajectory of the police force.

There was a time it was the Force.

It was manipulated to end up being the Service.

The moment they introduced the concept of ‘services’ into the defense forces, they knew they would have them by the balls.

The only thing soldiers would need to do is keep busy implementing services, instead of forcefully implementing protection for the well-being of the country.

The manipulation of the defense force was a calculated effect well-understood after 1994.

They were only going to serve.

The Military Skills Development System (MSDS) and the associated focus on ‘services’ have brought the implication of generating disordered, unwell, and unable soldiers.

This inability is not due to a lack of individual character.

It is simply because the resources have been reduced to a level where every soldier trained still retains a detrimental civilian mentality.

We need to understand that our level of authority is predicated on the level of how much we can stand firm.

And this is a truth that must be remembered.

Soldiers have been conditioned never to be able to strike.

This is because the political architects know that once we initiate a strike as soldiers, we have the immense power to greatly disrupt, stop, and redirect the state.

Consequently, powerful weapons are now routinely owned by taxi associations and private security companies.

Most alarmingly, many of these security companies are not even owned by South African citizens.

They use South African citizens as mere faces, while the true ownership is foreign.

This foreign encroachment is deliberately ignored.

If I am hungry, and somebody comes to give me money, I will obviously fall for it because I am hungry.

Look at how much we are getting paid.

One comes to the realization: this is fundamentally unfair.

It is foolish and stupid.

How do you pay the person who is supposed to secure the entire country such a small amount of money?

Is this not a calculated way for those in power to know that if they want to buy themselves into our own systems, they can easily do so?

Yes, it can easily be done.

Whenever you find yourself struggling, money is the sole initiating factor that can compel an individual into serving whatever an enemy wants them to be.

It is simple.

The same way it happens in the eastern countries of Africa.

There, they know that if we fund the rebels, we can easily complicate and implicate the standards of those African eastern countries to never be as profitable as they should be.

Why?

Simply because the need for money makes them obey the voice of the enemy against the voice of their own brothers and sisters.

This prevents the path to true independence.

They politically fund one side, and they rebelliously fund the other.

When they do this, it is like one person playing a chessboard by himself.

He controls the white side, and he also controls the black side.

When he pushes one piece, he also pushes the other side.

This is done to implement a complication that will allow them to easily get through and acquire whatever resources they need.

I need people to understand this critical dynamic.

I am stating this from a level of understanding that our country is sinking deeper into the pit.

If we do not get into the game to make it work, we are not going to be the nation we should be.

There is a book I have written.

It is called A Last Hope Disappointed in the SANDF.

I have not yet published it.

I need it to pass through the right hands and the right minds before I publish it, especially those within the defense force.

It is completely written and edited.

The covers are ready.

It just needs to be implemented as a rectification plan for the defense force to be as effective as it should be.

It is a plan for the defense to be restored back to its original glory.

If you check the slogans from two years back, they have been developing toward a core message.

The message is: ‘maintaining the order in order to restore the dignity of SANDF to its original glory.’

This confirms that the need for restoration is universally acknowledged.

If we want to restore it to its original glory, we must come to the point of being as truthful as we should be, especially concerning the creeds that were imposed.

We must never be obliged to any creeds that limit us.

The strategy is simple: they allow people to get promoted early.

If you get promoted early, the implication of your promotion is the binding creed that you receive—the limiting code of conduct.

I am not violating the rights of anyone.

I am just giving my thoughts, exercising my freedom of speech, based on my deepest conviction.

I believe that if the SANDF can act through these orders and through this plan, we can implement a structure that can restore not only the SANDF but South Africa as a whole to its original factor of being fruitful and profitable.

We have investors who are intending to invest in us.

But because of the manipulation of security, they are unable to do that.

If we restore the defense, start with it, and then expand that reform into the country, we can restore the nation.

We can make it so good that everybody will want to come and invest in our country for the well-being of each and every individual.

This confirms that we have the inherent capacity to change everything for the best.

We have the capacity to restore employment to its highest extent.

You must remember, soldiers do not necessarily need a matric (high school diploma) to become soldiers.

They need to be trained into a soldier that can stand guard.

The restoration of the SANDF is the critical, first step toward restoring the dignity, security, and prosperity of the entire South African nation.