Khoisan King removed.

Now a group of indigenous activists in South Africa led by somebody called "King Khoisan", were recently in the news:

King Khoisan SA, who has been staging a sit-in protest at the Union Buildings for more than three years now, believes his arrest is a ploy to remove him from the national key point and silence his protest. On Wednesday, Khoisan SA and two others were arrested by a large contingent of police officers at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. More than a dozen police officers, including the K9 Unit and a forensic team, were part of the operation. slide 3 of 2 King Khoisan SA King Khoisn SA and his vegetable garden at the Union Buildings in Tshwane. News24 News24/Alex Mitchley Khoisan, King Khoisan SA, dagga

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a reply to: halfoldman

South African "Khoisan King" arrested for vegetable garden on indigenous land.

a reply to: halfoldman

I hate to say it buuuuut, over here in the land of the free my fat ass would probably get arrested just on wearing a dead animal skin loin cloth outside. I live in Democrat hell and in turn would not only more then likely get arrested but some ass wipe animal activists on twitter would try to sue me I’d also have 100s of I want to marry you letters in prison my waifu would hate me for.

# clown world

Now off to watch your video.

So why the change of heart?
Methinks Parliament burning down.

Now they can't have the Union surrounded by ganja plants.
Makes sense.

All of the hate for marijuana is such a crazy thing. It makes no sense whatsoever, yet so many people all around the World have been taught that this particular plant is a bad thing that should not be allowed to grow. It's truly mind-boggling.


I don't even understand my own thoughts on why I still find it surprising that it has become legal in some of the States. It's never made sense to me why there are liquor stores everywhere, but pot is illegal, yet I still never thought I would see that change.

Wrestling with police - no, that's my dagga plant.

Shame, is he sentenced yet?

a reply to: halfoldman

Isn't that part of the ANC playbook, arrest any and everybody that protest against them or their puppets.

a reply to: BrokenCircles

It's truly mind-boggling.

Yes , yes it is.
The reason folks use it .

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: BrokenCircles

It's truly mind-boggling.

Yes , yes it is.
The reason folks use it .

Not at all. There is a wide variety of many different reasons why people use it, most of which are easily understandable.

originally posted by: halfoldman

Wrestling with police - no, that's my dagga plant.

I liked one of the Youtube comments that simply said, "Now that's commitment"

originally posted by: BrokenCircles

originally posted by: halfoldman

Wrestling with police - no, that's my dagga plant.

I liked one of the Youtube comments that simply said, "Now that's commitment"

You would think in today's world there would be more pressing problems, especially in SA

The trouble with South Africans growers is they make it a bit on the strong side so maybe the coppers have a point here

"The Dagga-smoker" by Anton van Wouw.

"Jah Ratafari"

Basil are you alright?

Yes dear, anchovies I see.

I'm going for a "pootenesca"

Yeah, I was just thinking, we need another Puttanesca too.

So what we're talking about here people?
Cheese and onions?
Never mind.

I hope nobody thinks this is amusing.

No, never.


Why you laughing bro?

All things considered, sometimes it's just nice to laugh.

a reply to: halfoldman

For some reason that post reminds me of this song, could be Basil.



Couldn't find the uncut version for some reason, here is the verse that is cut out.

So I said, "Hay, we're not farm from the Mushroom! Let's walk over."
He said, "That's a very rice place. That's the same little bar where alfalfa my wife!"
When we got there, I pulled up a cherry and tried to produce small talk. I told him I haven't seen Olive; not since I shelled off for a trip to Macadamia when I told her, "We cantaloupe."
The time just wasn't ripe.
She knew what I mint.
When we left the Mushroom, we were pretty well-juiced.
I told Arti to say hello to the boysenBerry and that I'd orange to see him another thyme.
Well, it all came out in the morning peppers:
Arti caught Peaches that night with Basil, and Arti beat Basil bad, leaving him with two beautiful acres.
Peaches? She was found in the garden; she'd been pruned.

a reply to: halfoldman

Damn if that doesn't look a little like Kip Addotta,

Got the vodka, because my finger got finigulitis.

Now put the finger in there, and watch it heal.