The ARMSCOR Leaks







It's been a while since we've shown you what this Blog is all about. True we have been occupied with constructing the myth that is Mashu oMusha, but we've been talking to our friends on the deep (derp?) end of the web. What a joyous find we ran into when we saw that the Kenyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs was hacked. We found the documents and shared some of them.


Here are the raw links.


1. https://chaoticfront.blogspot.co.za/2016/10/more-kenyan-files.html (About their anti corruption efforts and the backlash thereof)


2. https://chaoticfront.blogspot.co.za/2016/07/kenya-do-you-know.html (Foreign intervention and collusion in Kenyan affairs.)






Now it was an even greater joy to find that the OpsAfrica series of missions also included South Africa. We found a stash of files about the buyer of all things military, and more, known as ARMSCOR. By definition ARMSCOR is the Armaments Corporation of South Africa is the arms procurement agency of the South African Department of Defence. It was originally established in 1968 as an arms production company,[1] primarily as a response to the international sanctions by the United Nations against South Africa that began in 1963 and were formalised in 1967. Remember that South Africa soon suffered a weapons embargo back then, and selling arms to South Africa was a global crime. Nonethelewss, this company has thrived and now produces and buys so many ways to kill things, it's scary how we let institutions like this take root.






Scares me shiteless. These people, with Kevin Wakeford as their CEO, basically run South Africa's security. You should see their dept. The corruption. The millions of Rands that are missing. I can almost hear the BLF people scream "See? White Capital!" And it is deeply entrenched. They barely get a mention in the Arms Deal press blurbs. Why? Because they are weapons suppliers. They are pretty much untouchable. even when they are corrupt, underhanded swindlers of taxes. Even though they are state-sanctioned murderers. Even though, etcetera, etcetera.






We have attached some files that they surely wouldn't want you to see, below. Also available via the Chat Channel are web page documents of their debts, their invoices and maybe even some employees. If you see us in there, just ask and we'll transfer them to you. We just feel that it is our civil duty to spread the net of transparency and accountability on all institutions. Especially those that get billions of South African Rands a year just to buy the weapons that shoot our protesting students. Or that gun that hijacks people outside their front gate. We know where they come from.






We have the knowledge, we have the data. We share it. Arminius, Mauser, Norinco, just to name a few.






3. https://chaoticfront.blogspot.co.za/2016/10/where-do-zas-guns-come-from.html






So in case you like having the dirt on ARMSCOR and transparency and accountability in the private sector is your thing, check out these files. And also check out the OUTLANDISHLY DISPROPORTIONATE number of paid to unpaid bills. Where's the money going, we ask.








































Remember something called The Arms Deal? Well our Mbeki and Zuma had been encircled by this beast of ARMSCOR. Papers were signed, deals were made. Money disappeared.


The plot thickens, ladies and germs, as I will unequivocally state that it is the powers of Europe and the USA that have the most to gain from this company. But , I must make this very clear, ARMSCOR touches every facet of industry. Construction, Telecommunications, Information Technologies, Energy, Labour, Mining. Name it, they've got their finger in that pie. With a select few companies to get through the Black Economic Empowerment bill, they


have been doing as they like for decades upon decades. To expose them is to expose many. Wanna know who's on their dole? We'll tell you right now. Be warned that some of these companies listed below are merely tentacles of the greater kraken (Leviathan?) that resides somewhere in Europe.




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