Ek het altyd gedink "migrate" is wat voëls en eende doen, en dat mense
"emigrate". Wys jou, mens is nooit te oud om te leer nie.
:-)
Pop
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Date: Sat, 7 Sep 2002 08:29:54 -0700 (PDT)
From: banda solomon
Subject: Confidential Project
To: l...@camerama.demon.nl
> From : Dr. Banda Solomon
Attn : Managing Director/CEO
Introduction :
Im a citizen of the Republic of South Africa, 51
years of age and married with 5 children.
I was the director of foreign operations of a
reputable security company in RSA and was just
transferred to take the position of director of
operations of our sister company here in Abidjan, Cote
dIvoire. I have being here for just 4 months.
On taking my new position as the director of
operations, the vault manager who has being with this
company for 17 years and I decided to take the
inventory of the consignments we have in our vault.
While doing so, the vault manager alerted me of a
floating consignment with open beneficiary.
We went through the file of the depositor of the
consignment and found out that he is a military
officer. Upon further investigations about him ,we
discovered that he was executed after a military
tribunal found him guilty of treason which is
punishable by death. Upon further investigations by
our companys principal attorney, it was found out
that the late officer was single and the only child of
his late parents. The lady he was proposing to marry
has gotten married to another man while he was
awaiting trial.
In the certificate of deposit which was issued to him
when he made the deposit, there no next of kin, and no
beneficiary.
The vault manager, the attorney and I had a meeting
and decided to know the contents of the consignment as
it was registered as uninspected valuables when it
was deposited. On opening the box, we could not
believe what were seeingneatly packed USA Dollars,
all in $100 and $50 bills. We had to close it. When
the atmosphere was condusive enough, we counted it and
found it to be USA$32,5million ( thirty two million,
five hundred thousand dollars).
We had a meeting again and have decided to move this
money to another security company where it would be
very easy for us to claim and transfer abroad for
investment purposes. Hence this message.
Your participation : we would make you the beneficiary
of this fund and a certificate to this effect would be
issued to you by our company. As soon as you receive
the certificate , you would send an authorization
letter to us instructing us to open your box and clear
all outstanding bills from it. Your reason for this
would be because you wish to move your consignment to
another security company with less demurrage charges.
When this is done , we (four of us) would then
arrange on a date to retrieve it.
This fund would be transferred to your bank account
abroad where we would all meet to share the fund.
The sharing procedure would be 30% for I ( director of
operations), 25% for the vault manager, 15% for the
attorney while the remaining 30% would be for you.
This project is 100% risk-free as we would be doing
everything. Its the principal attorney who will
secure all the necessary documents from the court
here.
If this project interests you, you should contact me
through tel. Number (00) 225-0787-1289 or email me for
further clarifications.
Hoping to hear from you.
Thank you.
Dr. Banda Solomon.
+225-0787-1289.
__________________________________________________
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En daar is regtig mense wat val daarvoor? DÃs amazing...!
l&p wrote:
> Onglooflik ! nie waar nie?!!
> Patrick
>
> Date: Sat, 7 Sep 2002 08:29:54 -0700 (PDT)
> From: banda solomon
> Subject: Confidential Project
> To: l...@camerama.demon.nl
>
>
>> From : Dr. Banda Solomon
> Attn : Managing Director/CEO
>
> Introduction :
> Im a citizen of the Republic of South Africa, 51
> years of age and married with 5 children.
> I was the director of foreign operations of a
> reputable security company in RSA and was just
> transferred to take the position of director of
> operations of our sister company here in Abidjan, Cote
> dIvoire. I have being here for just 4 months.
> On taking my new position as the director of
> operations, the vault manager who has being with this
> company for 17 years and I decided to take the
> inventory of the consignments we have in our vault.
> While doing so, the vault manager alerted me of a
> floating consignment with open beneficiary.
> We went through the file of the depositor of the
> consignment and found out that he is a military
> officer. Upon further investigations about him ,we
> discovered that he was executed after a military
> tribunal found him guilty of treason which is
> punishable by death. Upon further investigations by
> our companys principal attorney, it was found out
> that the late officer was single and the only child of
> his late parents. The lady he was proposing to marry
> has gotten married to another man while he was
> awaiting trial.
> In the certificate of deposit which was issued to him
> when he made the deposit, there no next of kin, and no
> beneficiary.
> The vault manager, the attorney and I had a meeting
> and decided to know the contents of the consignment as
> it was registered as uninspected valuables when it
> was deposited. On opening the box, we could not
> believe what were seeingneatly packed USA Dollars,
> all in $100 and $50 bills. We had to close it. When
> the atmosphere was condusive enough, we counted it and
> found it to be USA$32,5million ( thirty two million,
> five hundred thousand dollars).
> We had a meeting again and have decided to move this
> money to another security company where it would be
> very easy for us to claim and transfer abroad for
> investment purposes. Hence this message.
> Your participation : we would make you the beneficiary
> of this fund and a certificate to this effect would be
> issued to you by our company. As soon as you receive
> the certificate , you would send an authorization
> letter to us instructing us to open your box and clear
> all outstanding bills from it. Your reason for this
> would be because you wish to move your consignment to
> another security company with less demurrage charges.
> When this is done , we (four of us) would then
> arrange on a date to retrieve it.
> This fund would be transferred to your bank account
> abroad where we would all meet to share the fund.
> The sharing procedure would be 30% for I ( director of
> operations), 25% for the vault manager, 15% for the
> attorney while the remaining 30% would be for you.
> This project is 100% risk-free as we would be doing
> everything. Its the principal attorney who will
> secure all the necessary documents from the court
> here.
> If this project interests you, you should contact me
> through tel. Number (00) 225-0787-1289 or email me for
> further clarifications.
> Hoping to hear from you.
> Thank you.
> Dr. Banda Solomon.
> +225-0787-1289.
>
>
>
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes
> http://finance.yahoo.com
>
Janee, hierdie naweek is ons hier in die Kaap se oë vol blimmetjies. Die
hele wêreld se veldblomme is nou glo reg, so Sondag gaan ons weer die sirkel
Darling/Yzerfontein/Huistoe ry.
Vandag hier in V&A is daar 'n blommeuitstalling - en die hoof-uitstalling is
'n replika van die uitstalling in Chelsea, waar ons 'n prys gewen het. - 25
goue medaljes namekaar.
Annette
Wie van julle hier het ook in die goeie ou dae grootgeword toe mens
kerkklere gehad het, en dit net vir kerk gedra is? Die ou kerkklere het
partytjieklere geword ( nie andersom soos dit blyk of dit deesdae die geval
is nie)
Toe begin mens werk, en toe is daar nie geld om net 'n kerkpakkie aan te
skaf nie. Behalwe vir beoefening van sport is dit vir baie ander
geleenthede, oa werk, ook ingespan.
Annette
Blykbaar word daar in vandag se Burger die term "wanker" vertaal na
niksnuts.
Toe ek in my GBRD gaan kyk, verskyn die woord wanker nie eers daar in nie -
lyk my ek koop net ordentlike woordeboeke:))
Onder niksnuts is dit 'n ander storie - klomp woorde, selfs stiff, maar niks
van wanker nie.
Al wat ek weet is dat 'n wanker nie noodwendig 'n niksnuts hoef te wees
nie;))
Annette
Andries, ek stem saam met alles wat jy te antwoord gehad het - maar probeer
om jou antwoord te beperk tot jou nuusgroep waaraan jy meestal deelneem.
Ons verkies hier om ons argumente in Afrikaans te besleg.
Ek kruispos hierdie gedwonge omdat die privaatposding nie werk nie.
Annette
--
Groetnis,
Annette. ann...@ctnet.co.za
Happiness is a State of Mind
"Andrew" skryf in boodskap news:al9u9k$1cic$1@news.adamastor.ac.za...
>
> I. Hate Telkom wrote in message
> news:3d771bc8.0@news1.mweb.co.za...
>> Dear friends,
>>
>> This is more of an observation than a point of discussion. Many people who
>> participate in public debate (be it on this newsgroup or outside) forget
>> that the level of education of the person you debate with drastically
>> affects his understanding of the world.
>
> People with the same level of education have drastically different views of
> the world
> as well.
>
>> Mugabe is not an educated man.
>
> Not?
>
>> In
>> fact many of his African compatriots in leadership positions are not well
>> educated. They come to stupid conlsusion on topics important to Africa and
>> think of even more rediculous solutions to their problems. He honestly
>> believes he is right.
>
> This can be said of anybody, not only africans.
>
>> But he has not had enough solid education and moral
>> upbringing to bring forth anything fruitful for the people of Zimbabwe.
>
> Adressing the land issue in Zimbabwe is an important step. It is only
> his methods with which most have a problem.
>
>> Africa at the moment has a very weak social structure. It does not thrive on
>> excellence. It is rather mediocre in it approach to life and its poor
>> leadership is a result of that.
>>
>> I am slowly losing confidence in South Africa's ability to weather the storm
>> under the leadership of the ANC.
>
> As opposed to the successes of the NP goverment?
>
>> They are still riding high on the wave of
>> honor after the fall of Apartheid and because of that their shortcommings
>> are excused.
>
> And their strong points are ignored.
> The economic policy's is very strong and given the current global econimic
> recession
> we are doing very well. Internationally we exert way more influence then a
> country
> of our status and size would normally do. etc.etc.etc.
>
>> I don't know if anybody noticed, but this country is standing
>> still.
>
> I thought we have positive economic growth now, and negative growth
> during the previous goverment.
>
>> We have millions of people who are hungry and thristy but the
>> government does not have a program in place where these people are duly
>> educated and uplifted to become productive members of society.
>> Instead the
>> masses get free heatlhcare, water and to a large extent food. They are not
>> able to pay taxes and thus is reliant on the state for everything.
>
> If they are given free food how can these millions be starving? And you can
> only rely on yourself for anything if you pay taxes? Isn't there a lower tax
> limit
> in this country? And isnt the big health scandal in this country that it
> does not
> want to give free healthcare (ala Neverapine?) And isnt Municipalitys
> shutting
> of water to users who do not pay in the townships?
>
>> The
>> hickup comes when you analise the social behaviour of poor people in the
>> African context.
>
> Meaning you will now say as to how it differs from poor people in other
> parts
> of the world?
>
>> This text is not politically correct, but as is usually
>> case anything that is said politically correct cannot be a step in the
>> direction of solving the problems of this world. What I am saying is not PC,
>> but logical.
>
> Saying your logical, thinking your logical and being logical is not the same
> thing.
> PC does not imply logical but this does not mean that Not-PC implies logical
> argument either.
>
>>
>> When the state gives everything the poor people need without requiring the
>> poor to meet the government halfway with a non monetary response, then there
>> is the problem that the poor simply procreate. It is a classic situation
>> around the world.
>
> Yes it is. Prime examples of this is found in that socially unsound
> continent of europe,
> where a continental welfare state has been created. The goverments just give
> and the
> people just take! Disgusting!
>
>> The poor are the slice of sociaty with the highest growth
>> rate in terms of numbers. The wealthy replace themselves and the poor create
>> company to share in the misery. This is however not something that you can
>> expect to bring to the attention of the poor and think that it will solve
>> the problem.
>
> Maybe supplying free healthcare to these people as well might help? If your
> poor
> you usually cant afford the medicine not to have children.
>
>> The people who do have the knowledge have a duty to expect the
>> poor of this world to be educated in return for food and shelter. It must be
>> the most basic criteria before food and shelter is given.
>
> Wait. Are you saying that the poor should be educated and in return they
> should give food
> and shelter? Or are you saying they should be educated before you feed and
> protect them from the
> elements? Ever try to teach someone to do a triple integral when he hasn't
> eaten in three days and his
> shack is flooded?
>
>> By just giving and
>> giving (Africa a good example because of the low levels of education among
>> both the ordinary civilians and the leadership who are frankly idiots) you
>> exacerbate the problem and this issue needs to be addressed.
>
> Oh, yes. I forgot. Colonialisism was all about giving. Apartheid was all
> about giving. We
> devinitely need to address this issue. Work those natives harder! And how is
> africa a good example of giving?, and what
> has a low level of education of the ordinary 'civilian' (as opposed to
> military personel?) got to
> do with this? And if the leaders are idiots how do you expect them to get an
> education in the first
> place? And if they are idiots, why are they all multimillionares? Exacabate
> what problem? and what issue
> need adressing, the problem, or the giving?
>
>> Africa is a
>> problem child of the world and it is not capable of helping itself. It's
>> leaders may say otherwise, but the truth is, they can't.
>
> Then maybe its the problem child BECAUSE it is not capable of helping
> itself.
> [Hahaha, sorry, couldnt help myself there]. So now the leaders cant speak?!
>
>>
>> What Africa needs is a good kick in the backside and forced education. If
>> there is No education, then there is NO FOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> As to youre "logical" arguments, theres a saying:
> "if it rains in spain, does that mean spain can rain?". ;-)
>
> Education is critical in not only economic growth but also the growth of
> society. But
> this is not the only issue.
>
> Andrew
>
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