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[Maritz]

Malema : You Stole Our Land

Johannesburg - The land in South Africa has been stolen from its people, ANC Youth League president Julius Malema said on Friday. "At the negotiations, they said to us that for them to agree we must accept the willing buyer-willing seller idea," he told the annual conference of the Black Management Forum[sound racist ?] at Midrand. "But now we must say we can't buy the land from you because you stole it from us," he said to laughter from mud delegates.[Stole ? No, the Boers kicked your ass in countless kaffir wars to obtain the land; you stole it from us after the `94 "election"]

The nigger said political freedom meant nothing if the people did not control the means of production. "The means of production are still in the hands of white males - not even females." He said this did not mean Whites would be driven into the sea. "We must live together in harmony, but whites must open up a place and let us participate. They must allow us to be equal partners." Malema also had a message for those leaving the country : "Don't leave before you transfer your skills."[It cant be transfered ... it needs grey matter to stick !] The mud said freedom should not be reduced to satisfying service delivery demands or changing street names. "We didn't fight to change the names of the streets. We fought to control the economy of this country."

Source : http://www.news24.com/Content/SouthAfrica/Politics/1057/c7c923333a4b41779ddb10187a940715/09-10-2009-10-09/Malema_You_stole_our_land

[Maritz]

Afrikaner Poor In Forced Removals : Krugersdorp

Krugersdorp -- Forced-removal threats against a 200-member, empoverished, homeless community of Afrikaners which has been occupying about 10% of a municipal park, Kroningspark for the past six years with their caravans, tents and shanties – but who are now in a face-off with the local ANC-run municipality of Mogale City – the former Krugersdorp, in the gold-mining East-Rand region.



The ANC-regime wants to force these often very frail and impoverished Afrikaners to move to the black squatter camp of Muniesville. The elders in the Kroningspark camp however are sick, frail pensioned-off mineworkers with lung-diseases who had initially started living in the campsite of Kroningspark, paying fees to the municipality. Amongst them also are their children and grandchildren and other destitute relatives : 45 school-aged children are attending a nearby Afrikaans school. Now most residents cannot afford the campsite fees any more and they also built a small camp for farm-animals such as goats and chickens to provide them with subsistence-food. They also installed a small electricity-generator, begging to buy the fuel for it each month. Their women get up at the crack of dawn to run their communal outdoor kitchen. At the moment, it's a stand-off because the Afrikaners have obtained a Johannesburg High Court interdict as they are balking at being forcibly removed. They said in their High Court application that their rights were being attacked by this move : their cohesive cultural community would be scattered, the forced move would mean the loss of all their survival tools : namely their few meagre possessions, shacks and livestock and their old-age pensioners, many frail and ill, would probably not survive the move. The court agreed, issuing a successful interdict in the Johannesburg High Court barring Mogale City municipality from attempting any forced removals of this tiny, destitute white community. This sets a precedent for all such communities – but still the threats and animosity against this small group continues.



The ANC-government maintains that before any of these more than 800,000 empoverished, unemployable Afrikaner artisans, teachers, nurses and former officials (130,000 households households are registered with Helping Hand charity at the moment) can even qualify to be placed on their waiting lists for public "HOP" housing, they will first have to go and live in black squatter camps to "qualify for registration".



And the municipality refuses to move their treasured shanties and caravans and other belongings : these poor people are supposed to only bring their clothes and cooking equipment. Residents balked, saying that all their belongings were survival tools for them, their only earthly possessions – and without these, they would all face certain death in the cold Highveld winters. At Kroningspark, they have the old ablution-blocks and the artificial lake for fresh water : but the municipal spokesmen say these are "luxuries" and if they want reticulation or sewerage facilities, they'll send a few portaloos.



The Johannesburg High Court agreed with the squatters : recently issuing an interdict to Mogale City council to stop its forced-removal programme of the Afrikaner squatters. However even with this legal precedent, the threats of forced removals still continue for Afrikaner communities like these : many have moved into former campsites and private holiday-resorts which used to be run by the privately-funded Federasie vir Afrikaanse Kultuurverenigings [the Federation of Afrikaans Cultural Organisation] to provide holiday camps for working-class Afrikaner families. Other families have moved into empty government buildings such as schools and even the giant abandoned leprosy-hospital of the Witwatersrand. Keep this in mind : all these people were taxpayers before 1994, and most also were employers of blacks : the average Afrikaner family had at least a gardener and a housekeeper in their employ. Thus hundreds of thousands of blacks have also become unemployed and destitute when these Afrikaners lost their job-rights.
At Kroningspark, this handful of Afrikaners can still protect each other somewhat, although none are of course armed : these destitute Afrikaner pensioners and their families have over the past six years however created a cohesive, reasonably self-reliant community of beggars -- and their women get up each morning at 4am to run their centrally-organised kitchen. Most camp-inmates survive by going out to beg and living off the meagre mining-pensions of their elderly grand/parents, combined. They are all achingly poor, as they have no rights to even apply for state-benefits at all – they do not even qualify for food-aid from the government, being "previously advantaged", i.e. "whites". Municipalities maintain their own policies when dealing with the Afrikaner poor : in Port Elizabeth and some municipalities in KwaZulu do provide food-aid to the school-aged children as part of the government 's feeding schemes. However in Krugersdorp, they face daily animosity from local council officials.



800,000 out of the 3-million Afrikaners are homeless, destitute and unemployable - The private charity Helping Hand paid for with fees from members of the Solidarity trade union, has set up a programme, wholly reliant on private donations, to try and keep such communities scattered across South Africa, alive with donated fresh food from the few commercial farms South Africa still has left and annual handouts of coats and blankets. There now are more than 800,000 Afrikaners, but probably many more, living in these conditions says Helping Hand – and South Africa only has 3-million Afrikaners.



And each month, more of even the most skilled Afrikaner artisans lose their homes, are denied jobs under the ANC-laws denying them all access to the labour market -- and have to join this army of destitutes. The Kroningspark community 's cohesion also means that they can help protect each other against outside attacks by the many armed youth gangs which roam most of South Africa now, looting, raping and killing at such a rate that more than 1,2-million serious violent crimes were recorded in the latest SAPS statistics.

Many greater-Pretoria and Vaal-triangle smallholdings where such retired Afrikaner workers often live, earning extra income with produce-gardens, such as in Cullinan are under near-nightly attack from such armed gangs. Strangely, hardly anything of value is ever stolen during such organised attacks by these armed youth gangs -- except cellphones with which residents could have called the police. But usually the home-owners are murdered execution-style – the gangs just walk into their bedrooms and gun them down.

Where are the white liberals thrash now that said this would never happen in South Africa under the niggers ?  

[Sinn]

I watched a documentary about the homeless Afrikaner communities. Most of them have also been public servants in the government who have been sacked after the 1994 nigger revolution.

And now after all they have been through, all that they have right now is each other, the shit skin nigger scum want to take that away from them as well.

Fuck you, niggers. One day you will be eradicated from this planet.

[Maritz]

Re-examine Gun Laws - Zuma

President Jacob Zuma opined at a Tzaneen, Eastern Transvaal ANC rally that "there were too much guns in South Africa". So far, I readily agreed - too many stolen police guns in the hands of black criminals - as we reported yesterday, 2 944 guns "lost" by police in the past 12 months alone, including almost 150 R5 automatic rifles which are then used in mall, bank and cash heist robberies.

But then my heart sank as the illustrious comrade leader went further : he didn't mean there were too many guns in the hands of criminals ... no, he was far more concerned about the number of legal guns in the hands of law-abiding citizens ! As if to make sure he is not being misunderstood, he then stated "we need to look at the law, whether we all should have guns". The problem you see, is that legal guns may get stolen from their licensed owners. So therefore private gun ownership must be legally "reviewed" - such an innocuous sounding term for complete communist disarmament of the bourgeois White population. Zuma's actual words were : (this is unedited, verbatim as uttered by our comrade president with his grade four education) "They [criminals] even take them from the police. So having guns so much, we are actually helping arm the criminals," said Zuma.

One is dumbfounded to immediately figure out which is more breathtakingly stupid - the fact that he wants to now completely disarm the Whites [the 2001 Firearms Control Act is already an austere, heavy-handed attempt to achieve 80% disarmament of a populace reeling under constant armed attacks at home, at traffic lights, in shopping malls, restaurants, banks and any other social event], or his ape-like 50 IQ point illogical rambling and mangling of the English language.

That an armed White man is more difficult to rob, and an armed White woman less easy to rape doesn`t escape the ruling criminal regime, and since they wield legislative and executive power, why shouldn`t they try make things easier for the comrades on the ground, the footsoldiers of the ANC - those referred to as the eyes and ears of the National Democratic Revolution being "our black mothers who work in the homes of the White enemy, and our black sons who work in their gardens" who will retake "what the White man stole from them over centuries".

[Source : News24.com]

Just another commie way to disarm the Whites before the final onslaught ! 

[Rev.Cambeul]

This is how it works: Someone White with legally owned weapons murders approximately twenty muds. The laws are changed and within three months, all legally owned firearms are destroyed. And in the following years, knives, screwdrivers, nail-files and hairspray (can be used as mace and at one time could be carried in a woman's handbag without any problems) become criminal items. And now they are talking about banning all toy guns from children. That is the way it has and still is happening in Australia.

I think the UK has even outlawed possession of sticks that fall out of trees.

@Cailen.

[Maritz]

'Here we shoot to kill'
Polokwane - Seven armed men were shot dead by police in a hail of bullets at a security company's cash depot on Sunday morning, after police received a tip-off about the planned robbery. After the shootout, more than 30 shells lay scattered at the Protea Coin security group's cash depot in an industrial area of Polokwane. The bloodied bodies of four of the armed men lay outside the entrance, while three other bodies lay inside the building. No members of the police or the public were injured in the shootout, and no money was stolen.

'This is a warning'
On Sunday the Polokwane police were ordered by Bheki Cele, national chief of police, to refrain from revealing information about the incident. Cele said in an official statement that the police had simply reacted to a distress call. However, Beeld has heard from more than one source that the police had received a tip-off on Saturday night, and a special task force was given the order to "get ready".

In the statement Cele says : "Our Saps members have prevailed yet again. They were ready to strike in the early morning hours. "People often forget that it might just as well have been members of the police force who were shot and killed," said Cele. "This is a warning. Anyone who attempts to challenge the police will lose. With the festive season upon us, we are bound to see more people try their luck. But we are ready ensure that our people are not held to ransom by criminals and violent thugs."

A detective believed to have been involved in the shootout, told Beeld at the scene : "The thugs must know this is Limpopo. Here we shoot to kill." The police opened fire on the men with heavy calibre firearms and pistols. Three 9mm pistols were found in the robbers' possession.

Angle grinders
The seven men struck at the cash depot on Sunday morning at about 00:30. Security cameras and lights at the building's main entrance were shot out. Apparently the men had been wearing gloves and balaclavas, and had angle grinders with them. Some of the building's burglar bars were sawn off, and there was evidence of tampering with the alarm system. The Protea Coin group's Petrus van Niekerk said security guards, who had been hiding in another part of the building, phoned the police when they heard the shots as the men were destroying the cameras.

"The police reacted in a flash," said Van Niekerk. People who live across the road from the depot, on the corner of Nikkel and Sapphire streets, said they had hidden under their beds during the shootout. Hardwick Ramogale said : "It sounded like 100 shots."

'It felt like we were in Baghdad'
A friend of his said he peeked through a window, "but every time a shot went off, I fell to the floor. It felt like we were in Baghdad." Saps spokespeople and members in Limpopo have been forbidden from talking about the incident. All inquiries were referred to Cele's office.

Van Niekerk said they are very grateful that the robbery was foiled, and that no Saps members or security guards were injured. The company has already launched an independent investigation into the incident. Members of the Independent Complaints Directorate (ICD) were at the scene, and are investigating the shootout.
Source : Beeld

This is clearly an attempt to give SA a better image overseas with the 2010 World cup coming up. A few weeks ago Cele gave the police the orders "to shoot to kill" ... all in the name of sports !