Tinus Horn

Free Speech 13 min to read article 12 of 20 LAST Saturday, I sat in front of my television trying to figure out exactly what was happening in Israel and Gaza. I had CNN, BBC World, Sky News and Al Jazeera at my disposal for live news from the conflict zone, so I could channel-hop. The presenters and reporters are all slick and do their best to be “objective".

LAST Saturday, I sat in front of my television trying to figure out exactly what was happening in Israel and Gaza. I had CNN, BBC World, Sky News and Al Jazeera at my disposal for live news from the conflict zone, so I could channel-hop. The presenters and reporters are all slick and do their best to be “objective". But here's the problem: CNN, BBC and Sky ask American and European politicians, military experts and academics for their analysis, then connect to their reporters in Israel.

25 November 2022 Vrye Denker 4 min om te lees Artikel 11 van 31 TWEE ouens – ’n smal ou en ’n breë ou – sit in ’n kroeg. Dis nie ’n grap nie. Dis die reine waarheid en dis alles behalwe snaaks. As dit wel ’n grap was, sou mens kon sê die smal ou het die punchline op die breë ou se wangbeen geplant. Regterwangbeen. Die smal ou is linkshandig. Ek was daar, aan die ander kant van die breë ou gestasioneer. Die kroeg was Tipples in Hermanus. Die uiteinde het my onverhoeds betrap.