Comments on: New Caster revelations are an appalling way to handle the issue

By: G.Annandale

G.Annandale — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 11:21:01 +0000

Tyson ***, the American 100 metre champion, tired of being humiliated by Usain Bolt every time the compete, is going to have his “willy” docked. By cleverly applying African logic, Chuene and Stofile style, he will compete against woman and establish new benchmarks in the womans sprints that should stand for eons.

By: Zumaniac

Zumaniac — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 11:20:03 +0000

Magmoed,Caster’s gender’s questions didnt “come to the fore at the junior championship” as wrongly reported in media,her own village taunted and insulted he and her familyr throughout her life,even the rival schools used to insist on checking her genitals after she cleans out the medal cupboard on every athletic meetings she use to take part in.

That’s how cruel some people are.

By: G.Annandale

G.Annandale — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 16:50:38 +0000

Ray, I like the new look

By: G.Annandale

G.Annandale — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 16:49:56 +0000

@Dinuzulu
Chuene lies and you believe him. He was disgraced at the Olympics. IAAF warned him that she should not compete in Berlin. But the gold medal was more important. IAAF tried to contact her and was blocked.

She is a victim but not of IAAF and the Media. A victim of Chuene and his justified inferiority complex.

She is now the world champion and must play to world rules. Not to the rules of “South African” victimhood.

South Africa once again is right and the world is wrong. Imagine what a joke this makes us. I f you don’t see it go see my blog

By: Larry Goodfella

Larry Goodfella — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 16:08:33 +0000

Everyone is getting hung up and the various degrees of emotiveness on this issue is generating nothing but shallow confusing clutter.

Caster Semenya’s situation is something that she will have to manage and live with, whatever the final outcome of her gender and s.ex questions are.

The IAAF and ASA situation is that they have to apply rules of fair play, regardless of Semenya’s feelings, or that of her countrymen and women. The must disregard the emotive hogwash of feelings and bullshit accusations of racism. They must be the final arbitors of Semenya’s fate as far as her profession is concerned.

As for the rest of us, and the entire world of people who have so much of this or that to say about it; we must leave it to the experts and professionals in the IAAF body.

As for the politicians, including Chuene; – they can go faak themselves, and take 90% of the blame for Semenya’s pitiful situation.

By: PLEX

PLEX — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 10:41:54 +0000

Excuse me Times what’s the difference between you and the Australian Media, CNN, BBC ……..no flippin difference……GET REAL U HYPOCRITES

By: Lati

Lati — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 09:04:28 +0000

Shame on you Nozipho.How will u feel if Caster was your child or a relative.God made her the way she is.I just hope for your own sanity you dont fall pregnant if you dont have a child already caus anything can happen in the dark secretive womb,who knows what you might bring forth?

By: Loyiso

Loyiso — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 08:56:56 +0000

Good Zips, cause when the going gets tough you better start joking.

By: Nozipho Madlala

Nozipho Madlala — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 08:51:10 +0000

hehehehe. i’m jst jokin yal. just goin aroun causin beef coz i’m bored at work. caster is a woman. the australians are jealous. end of story. let me get back to work. hahahaha. but it’s gud to know that she has a lot of support.

By: Phumlani

Phumlani — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 08:29:48 +0000

not supprising the outbreak was from an Australian newspaper, gee I went to that country and was appaled by how the old South Africa is represented, I mean, the old flag, the so-called bok town and everthing that South Africa has thrown into the dustbin. I was shocked and realised how lucky I am to have survived such racist attitudes from the people who once lived in SA. Its no longer a male or girl issue with Caster but a huge political game.