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6 April 2010 |
I haven't got much to say about Eugene Terreblanche but I have lots to say about black on white crime and murders. Eugene Terre’Blanche did not deserve to be murdered. He did not deserve to die the way he did. No one deserves to die like that. There can be no justification and no rationalisation for this murder any more than there can be for hundreds others. Like many in this country — black and white — I was appalled by and opposed to the politics of Terre’Blanche. But there is no reason under the sun for a man to be attacked and killed in his own home. Not for who he is. Not for his views. Not for his possessions. Not for his deeds. Not even for his debts. There is no excuse for murder. Read more.. Not for one second would I deny black on black crime, but for the minority in this country we are being wiped out very quickly. Terreblanche was killed by a disgruntled worker taking a 15 year old minor with him to see how it's done. Is this what blacks do in general? Do they train their youngsters how to hate and how to kill? You do not take a panga to a wage dispute - simple as that! What gets me about the whole episode is that Terreblanche was a changed man after his release from prison a couple of years ago. The AWB stopped their racial preachings and we all settled in for the long haul, working on our own racial issues and trying our best to make this a fair place for all to live. We "whiteys" didn't have much choice, in fact we had no choice. It was either make things work or leave the country of our birth. The majority decided to stay and help improve the new South Africa. But soon we saw that no matter who you were or what you did or how much time and effort you put into this new improved South Africa, there was imminent death by the hands of black criminals. Keeping your ear to the ground you would've realised a long time ago that this was not just crime, this was war! Eugenes' death is hopefully the final straw. We cannot allow things to carry on the way it has been. We cannot passively sit by and watch our nation falling apart. We cannot silently hope that these brutal murders will never visit our homes and our families - because it will happen to you! In the past couple of months there seem to be an increase in murders of white folk. The ANC and ANCYL can scream and shout as much as they like about the songs Zuma and Malema sings, and the subsequent banning of the particular song dubula ibhunu [shoot the boer] - does not contribute to racial hatred in this country? Ever since the resurgence of this particular song by Malema and the non-action by Zuma and the ANC in general, points to silent approval.
The ANC is “shocked and disappointed” by the high court ruling against their struggle song Ayesaba Amagwala [The Cowards are Scared], which describes farmers and whites as dogs, cowards, robbers and rapists to be killed. AfriForum, in turn, laid a charge of hate speech against ANCYL president Julius Malema and obtained and interdict against the chant, while demanding a retraction and apology. Read more... We all know from past experience that it takes very little to get poorly educated blacks into a frenzy and it was yet again demonstrated today at the courts where the two Terreblanche appeared today. One youngster said that the blacks were done a favour by the killers and that they're happy he was killed, whilst the AWB members stood in silence watching the procedures and scuffles between the local blacks and the police. How much hatred was evident in this? It's a lot deeper than what it seems and don't tell me that the asshole Malema has nothing to do with it. The way I see it is that this is exactly what the ANC government wants. Mandela is the past. He has no influence or say about what's happening now. It is time to cleanse the country and get rid of all the whites. The type of correspondense now between those in the know, points clearly to what we've known and feared for some time now. It undesputed "white people have shown efficiency in thier life time" and defeated black people in almost all respect of life. Cdes we must "be the change we want to see in South Africa".........i don't think we want to see our "own make" suffering like we have been for the last 300 years. Read more... Uhuru. Know about it?
“We feel that it’s high time that murders on farms should come to an end, but also all other crimes in South Africa,” she said. “We feel that there is a lot of polarisation here in South Africa at the moment and statements by Mr Malema are not helping.” Julius Malema is the man being blamed by many for stoking crimes against whites by singing an apartheid-era song with the words “kill the Boer”. Read more... So what do we do. We're being disarmed, we're being murdered, our history does not count for anything and calling a black a "kaffir" was declared as a definite no-no. It's our history and it was what our forefathers called them over centuries - it's a historical word, much like the "kill the boer" songs being sung by ANC hobknobs. Equility? There's none. When you're white you have no right, inspite of what our wonderful constitution say. I think the time for being calm has passed - it's time to panic. It's time to make connection with those who've been preparing for this future some time ago. It's time to switch over to defense mode. Our self preservation depends on that. And if you think that all is well, read this and see how you feel after. And those who think otherwise, God be with you...
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