Politics Or Politicians Quotes

“Most people publicly hate what they do and say in secret and private spaces.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“People with motives or agendas are dangerous because they manufacture facts to suit their narrative or to convince others.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“The reason people often find what they’re looking for is because, if it isn’t there, they create it. They plant it, shape it, or will it into existence. Even if it wasn’t there before, it becomes real, because they believe it should be.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Politicians aren’t solving your problems, they’re breaking you. That’s what they do. They make you accept defeat. They want you to accept crime, corruption, poverty, and suffering as normal. They’re not in the business of helping you. Their goal is to convince you that nothing can be done, and that you must accept it.

Because if you don’t,if you fight for change and a better life, it threatens their stolen wealth and luxurious lifestyles. It would mean they’d have to work, to actually deliver services, and that’s too much for them.

So instead, they overwhelm you. They break your spirit until you start asking, What’s the point? What’s the point of voting? Of fighting crime or corruption? Of trying to change anything? Of doing anything at all?

When you’re broken, you stop caring who does what. And that’s when they win, because then, they can do whatever they want and get away with it.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Democracy, once the voice of the people, has become a demo of craziness, not freedom. It echoes with noise, not wisdom — a chorus of chaos drowning out reason.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya

“Politicians often fail to hold one another accountable for crimes, treason, or corruption. Instead of reporting wrongdoing, they use it as leverage to blackmail others into compliance or support. When they themselves are eventually exposed or no longer benefitting, only then do they speak out. They show little regard for morality, legality, or justice. Many are complicit, lying under oath, aiding and abetting, obstructing justice, and protecting criminals within the government.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“They don’t want to change their behavior.
They don’t want to change their mindset.
They don’t want to change their attitude toward citizens.
They don’t want to improve people’s lives.
Instead, they would rather change laws that allow more crime to occur, or rename streets, than make meaningful changes that uplift communities.
These are the kinds of leaders we have.


They would rather change the law in a way that permits more crime to be committed, resulting in more victims, more deaths, more danger, and more power for criminals to act without consequence, than allow one of their own to be convicted. Because if one of them goes down, they all go down. So instead, they would rather let the country collapse and burn along with its citizens than see one of their own prosecuted and held accountable for the crimes they’ve committed.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“The reason many government employees perform poorly in their jobs is that they spend more time devising ways to steal public funds, creating fake businesses to win tenders, and siphoning money into offshore accounts, instead of focusing on how to improve their work and serve the public effectively.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“It is unfair, shameful, and an abuse of the system, the people, and power, a crime against humanity. A government that charges its people more or increases people's taxes, not to provide better services, but so that politicians can steal more and live luxurious lives without the stress of running out of money.

They are not offering more services or improving anything. They are not helping more or giving more. Instead, they are taking more from the people so they can have more for themselves. These are crime syndicates in Parliament. They are not revolutionaries, they are simply opportunistic thieves.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“When the head is the problem, the whole body suffers. If the president or the government is the problem, the whole country suffers. In the same way, when leadership, whether a president or a government, is flawed, the entire nation feels the impact. Strong leadership uplifts and builds, but weak leadership burdens everyone and destroys.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“When you fight corruption, you are not just confronting an individual. You are challenging a cult. A group of shameless, heartless individuals who benefit from wrongdoing and breaking the law. They worship crime, power, status, money, recklessness, lawlessness, illegal, and criminal activities. Pathological liars who are deceptive and who see nothing wrong with breaking the law or even taking a life. They are willing to do whatever it takes to gain an advantage or benefit. Each one is guilty of something, so they protect one another.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“In our country, it often appears that the government, officials, politicians, law enforcement, and institutions lack the will to effectively combat crime and corruption. This perception is fueled by concerns that some may be complicit or benefiting from these issues. Instead of supporting those who stand against crime and corruption, there are troubling instances where such individuals face resistance or harm, seemingly because they threaten vested interests.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Africa is often perceived as a testing ground for trials conducted by large pharmaceutical companies, wealthy individuals, and major corporations. These initiatives are sometimes presented as efforts to develop, improve, or assist African communities. However, when negative outcomes occur, such as fatalities, those responsible may deny accountability or involvement. One reason Africa is targeted for such trials is the perception that its leadership can be easily influenced through financial incentives. This raises concerns about corruption and a lack of ethical governance, where harmful actions may be permitted in exchange for personal gain.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Nothing terrible, no matter how horrific, happens in a country without the government knowing about it. Someone in power, some official, has either approved it, is aware of it, or is involved in it. They will allow anything to happen to anyone if it benefits them. To them, it's all about money and power, not about what is right or wrong, what is legal or illegal. They don’t truly care about people’s lives. Innocent people always end up paying the price because of bad leadership and corrupt individuals in positions of authority.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Corruption, greed, and arrogance will be the end of politicians.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“In my country, speaking the truth can get you killed. Corruption leads to positions in Parliament and promotions to high-ranking roles in government. Crime makes people rich, untouchable, and places them above the law. Those who do the right thing are persecuted and assassinated by those in power, because every one of them is guilty of something. They protect and support each other to maintain their grip on power.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Those high walls in the suburbs are hiding criminals and kingpins. Those blue-light vehicles are escorting them. The most dangerous criminal masterminds hide in plain sight. The real kingpins and mafia figures always show their faces. They don’t wear balaclavas.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Your leaders will go public and speak about crime, corruption, human rights violations, and unemployment, yet they are the very ones responsible for it all. They created the problems and chaos that people are facing. They are committing crimes against humanity every day. Anyone who fights for change or tries to stop crime and corruption is either executed, killed, removed from power, or subjected to character assassination.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Leaders without self-control can't protect a nation. Addiction, scandals, and poor digital literacy open doors to cyber threats and blackmail. Weakness at the top leads to national vulnerability.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Unfortunately, for those of us who would prefer to go on to bigger and better things--such as the advancement of humanity and the assurance of its survival--the great majority of political leaders now in power seem to care for nobody but themselves.”
― Benjamin Hoff, The Te of Piglet

“South Africa is not suffering because it lacks laws. It does not need new laws, commissions, or institutions. The real issue is that existing institutions, commissions, and law enforcement agencies are failing, or outright refusing to enforce the laws and bylaws already in place. These bodies benefit from lawlessness, so they create new commissions and introduce additional laws as a distraction, pretending to take action. This allows them to continue profiting from the very disorder they are meant to prevent. Many officials are growing wealthy and living luxuriously by breaking the law. That is why they will never truly enforce it.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“South Africa is not suffering from a lack of laws. It is suffering because those in power refuse to enforce them. Institutions, government officials, law officers, NGO, mainstream media, and commissions benefit from lawlessness. They create distractions with new laws, institutions, and commissions while they profit from the chaos. That is why real accountability never happens. There are no consequences or repercussions for those who break the law.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Some black people lie to black people, humiliate and undermine them, mock and disrespect them, steal from and exploit them, sabotage and control them, abuse and oppress them. They don’t see themselves as equal to black people. But when they get caught and have to answer for their crimes, suddenly they claim they are being targeted because they are Black. They appeal to the very black poor and suffering people they betrayed for support. They were benefiting alone, but now want others to struggle and defend them for crimes they committed alone. They play the victim to mobilize support instead of facing the consequences of their actions.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“They exploit, disrespect, and sabotage Black people, then cry victim when held accountable. They never saw themselves as part of us until they needed support. Now they want the same people they betrayed to defend them. They should know and learn that accountability is not oppression.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“In my country, anything is possible, If you are a criminal, an illegal foreigner, or a politician. You can do whatever you want and can have all the money you want in the world. But if you are not one of them, you suffer and struggle for even the smallest things.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Politicians can literally burn the country to the ground and reduce it to ashes. They may collude with enemies or terrorists, enabling them and other criminals to break the law, if it means gaining votes or living a life of luxury. Many lack integrity and patriotism, showing loyalty only to corrupt activities that enrich them.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“I have a hunch that most of the money laundering or theft happens during state funerals or the creation of commissions or institutions. All these new laws and initiatives they introduced. All the things they do seem to be about stealing money and laundering funds. The intent is not to serve or help the public, but is to help themselves in government funds.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“A country can never win the war against drugs if political parties and politicians are funded by drug dealers.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“The sad truth is that most leaders, if not all, are choosing to trade people’s lives, safety, economy, freedom, and health for comfort and luxury. They are willing to let the people they lead, their own citizens, suffer and die, as long as they benefit. They turn a blind eye and ignore the consequences if it means receiving money or compensation.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“You can't drive a crooked nail straight! If the politicians in your country are crooked, every nail drived in will be crooked too!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan