By now, you might be aware that South Africans have the constitutional right to hold a referendum.

A referendum is a direct VOTE BY THE PEOPLE which GOVERNMENT MUST OBEY. A referendum is not a petition — it is a decision! A majority vote in a referendum is a constitutional right. It is not a passing comment to government.

The fact that the ANC-led government have betrayed South Africans and denied us this right is a good reason to hold a referendum to get rid of them and the system that allows them to get away with this. Perhaps that is the reason why ALL government has done nothing to fight for our rights in this regard! 

Unfortunately, based on what we have experienced over the past three years, we can be pretty sure that the media is not going to promote our referendums. 

So yes, it’s up to us, the people of South Africa to defend our freedoms and rights! 

We need to stand together in numbers and encourage all South Africans to vote. Please share this information with everyone you know using our button or any form of communication! 

If each voter shared with another 20 voters, we will reach over 50 million people in a matter of days! It’s very important and also URGENT for South Africans to TAKE RESPONSIBILITY for themselves and the people they love.

Yes, government could try to deny that our referendums are legitimate – BUT, our numbers and information can be verified.

70% of us didn’t want to be “vaccinated”, didn’t vote in the last election, and we have a feeling that the same number of us are not registered with the IEC. We have the numbers — we just need to unify!

And, if a significant majority of South Africans stand together on any issue, the government will find themselves in a very difficult position, because we are supposed to be a democracy and, in a democracy, the will of the people must be done!

In international law, the will of the people of any country must be respected! 

South Africans, let’s lead the way and show the rest of the world WHAT WE WANT, and that we know our rights! 

The word democracy comes from the Greek words “demos”, meaning people, and “kratos”, meaning power — so, democracy can be thought of as “power of the people”, a way of governing which depends on the will of the people!