https://graskop.co.za/blog/?p=289 Blog for Graskop Town Sun, 22 Oct 2017 13:48:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 https://graskop.co.za/blog/?p=289#comment-16397 tourism marketer Sun, 22 Oct 2017 13:48:18 +0000 http://graskop.co.za/blog/?p=289#comment-16397 Thanks for your comment - I didn't think anyone was bothered to read it - never mind even comment ! The question is, what can we do about it ? Its quite an amazing story actually. Keep up the good reading ! John T. Thanks for your comment – I didn’t think anyone was bothered to read it – never mind even comment !
The question is, what can we do about it ?
Its quite an amazing story actually.
Keep up the good reading !
John T.

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]]> https://graskop.co.za/blog/?p=289#comment-15631 D B Schneider Wed, 31 Dec 2014 05:02:08 +0000 http://graskop.co.za/blog/?p=289#comment-15631 I remember visiting Zebedelia Estates back in 1964 when I was 13 years old. My father was in South Africa from the University of California and attached to the University of Pretoria. He was there doing research on the very disease you mentioned. I think Greening Disease was also called "Tristeza" if I'm not mistaken. It is pathetic what the new regime has done to the ranch. All they had to do is just leave the place alone. But I guess these people believed that being able to act bossy and look important was the only thing that mattered. I believed that Nelson Mandela's vision for South Africa's future was very ambitious but still possible. How ironic it is that the same people who claim to be his followers are the very ones who are now ripping the heart of the country. It is like there is this incessant urge in the African's mind to self-destruct. There is nothing to stop them from doing it. I've reached the point where all these third world countries, who make these desperate pleas for help from so-called "Rich Countries" are just getting what they so justly deserve. I remember visiting Zebedelia Estates back in 1964 when I was 13 years old. My father was in South Africa from the University of California and attached to the University of Pretoria. He was there doing research on the very disease you mentioned. I think Greening Disease was also called “Tristeza” if I’m not mistaken. It is pathetic what the new regime has done to the ranch. All they had to do is just leave the place alone. But I guess these people believed that being able to act bossy and look important was the only thing that mattered. I believed that Nelson Mandela’s vision for South Africa’s future was very ambitious but still possible. How ironic it is that the same people who claim to be his followers are the very ones who are now ripping the heart of the country. It is like there is this incessant urge in the African’s mind to self-destruct. There is nothing to stop them from doing it. I’ve reached the point where all these third world countries, who make these desperate pleas for help from so-called “Rich Countries” are just getting what they so justly deserve.

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