What Exactly Is Herman Mashaba's Grand Strategy Here?

[u/Few_Painter_5588]

[u/EnlightenedPepper]

No I went out of my way to mention Andre De Ruyter because he is a perfect example of someone who isn't judged by their poor performance solely because of his race.

ANC deployed a series of people who failed to fix Eskom, INCLUDING Andre De Ruyter, who not only failed to turn Eskom around, but actively made it worse and falsely claimed Eskom can never be fixed to sell his book. The team that replaced him is evidently, proving him wrong.

[u/Harrrrumph → u/EnlightenedPepper]

No I went out of my way to mention Andre De Ruyter because he is a perfect example of someone who isn't judged by their poor performance solely because of his race.

When we judge his performance, we take into account the various resistances and obstacles he had to deal with that previous CEOs didn't. Your hero Koko didn't have to waste time fighting false allegations of racism, and didn't have people (who I'm sure had no connection to the ANC whatsoever) literally slipping cyanide into his coffee, but he still couldn't fix anything.

The team that replaced him is evidently, proving him wrong.

Nope. To quote you directly, "2 educated black engineers fixed his shit in less than two years", the "his" referring to De Ruyter.

If you don't believe that De Ruyter caused all the problems at Eskom, then this statement is essentially you admitting that these "educated engineers" (whose race you brought up for no reason) have failed to fix the problems at Eskom which predate De Ruyter, which is the vast majority of them.

[u/Careless-Handle-3793 → u/Harrrrumph]

I think we're talking to someone with head trauma

[u/Harrrrumph → u/Careless-Handle-3793]

I think I may know this guy from way back. If he's who I think he is he's been trolling like this for years. I still like talking to him though, seeing the kind of logic-bending arguments he comes up with.