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- "Tubatsana Monareng" <Tubatsana.Monareng@sita.co.za> Mar 01 04:58PM +0200
FYI
From: Thabo TBoss Makete [mailto:thabo_mak@mweb.co.za]
Sent: 01 March 2012 04:17 PM
To: Thabo TBoss Makete
Subject: Invitation: Sedibeng Sa Bophelo Community Project Annual
Fundraising Golf Day
Good Day,
On behalf of Sedibeng Sa Bophelo Community Project we humbly invite you
to their Sedibeng Sa Bophelo Annual Fundraising Golf Day. Please find
attached an invitation to this event.
Further questions regarding the event can be directed to either myself,
Thabo Makete on 072 158 6576 or to Sedibeng Sa Bophelo Community Project
on 011 527 1009.
You can visit the Sedibeng Sa Bophelo website or the event website on
these links, http://sedibengsabophelo.webs.com and
http://sedibengsabopheloannualgolfday2012.webs.com .
Due to security reasons, kindly RSVP by the 01 April 2012 to help us
with our logistic plans. There are only 120 spaces available for both
the Golf and The Gala Dinner so please book early to avoid
disappointments.
The signup form is attached to the invitation. Please Join us for a
networking day to remember.
We look forward to your support.
Thank you
Best Regards,
Thabo Makete
Managing Director
Makete Media and Communications
198 Tsitsi Street, Moroka North, Johannesburg 1860 - P O Box 8984
Johannesburg 2000- Tel. +27(0)87 701 6577- Fax. +27(0)86 695 6097-
Mobile. +27(0)72 158 6576- E- mail. maketemedia@mweb.co.za ;
thabo_mak@mweb.co.za - Website: http://maketemedia.webs.com
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- Malose Mokgohloa <mokgohd@gmail.com> Mar 01 03:49PM +0200
Good Day
Please note 2 four-balls organized @
Services tomorrow.
Tee Off: 12:40 & 12:50
Green Fees - R 100
Only three players confirmed thus far.
Please confirm urgently if keen.
- Godfrey Litlake <g.litlake@gmail.com> Mar 01 04:11PM +0200
I am in
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RG Litlake
082 883 2142
- Tubatsana Monareng <tubatsana@gmail.com> Mar 01 02:03PM +0200
I consulted quotes from some of the great leaders and strategies to
analyse where did Comrade Julius Malema's strategy backfire. Juju
should have learned the basics of leadership from Winston Churchill
another greater leader that struggled academically. Winston
Churchill's first advice to him could have been "It is good thing for
an uneducated man to read books of quotations."
He would have then been introduced to great philosophers Mencius who
would have said "It is not difficult to govern. All one has to do is
not to offend the noble families." The comrade has insulted very
important and influencial families in this country the Guptas,
Oppenheimers and the Zumas just to mention a few.
When he was flying the World and shopping in Italy he could have made
inqueries about an Italian Statesman and Philosopher Niccolo
Machiavelli who could have taught him this "I hold it to be of great
prudence for men to abstain from threats and insulting words towards
anyone, for neither the one nor the other in anyway dimishes the
strength of the enemy but makes him more cautious, and the other
increases his hatred of you, and makes him more persevering in his
effort to injure you."
What the comrade can learn from this debacle is from other quotes from
Abraham Lincoln who has this to say "The man who can't make a mistake
can't make anything." He can also learn the art of recovery from
General George Patton JR who has this to say "Success is how high you
bounce when you hit bottom."
To those of us who are already predicting the dimise of Malema's
political carreer we need to be very careful because a Prussian
General and Military strategist has this to say "There is only one
decisive victory, the last.". I guess this is relevant even to defeat.
Lao Tzu has this to say on this matter of determining the end "Those
who have knowledge , don't predict. Those who predict, don't have
knowledge."
Former US President and a General Dwight D. Esenhower has this to say
to the ANC National Disciplinary Committee, The Appeal Committee and
the NEC "You don't lead by hitting people over the head that is
assault, not leadership." It is therefore in order for those who
Julius Malema will be approaching to have this in mind when reviewing
the sanction.
Regards,
Tubs
- Malose Mokgohloa <mokgohd@gmail.com> Mar 01 02:41PM +0200
Good stuff chairman.
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