Stop Boer Genocide Protest

[Maritz]

Westminster, United Kingdom -- On Saturday morning, 8 May 2010, around 20 Afrikaners, referring to themselves as "Boere", conducted a "silent protest" in Parliament Square against what is known in South Africa as "Plaasmoorde" – Farm Murders. With their mouths taped up and without chanting any of the slogans on their placards ranging from "More than 3,000 farmers murdered since 1994" and "Families butchered everyday" to "No farmers, no food" and "Boer genocide = African famine" they symbolised the silence of the world press when it comes to the reporting of these genocidal killings.

Apart from two high profile murders which had enticed a couple of media reports for a week or two, these often very gruesome murders have gone largely unnoticed. When asked what the aim of the protest was, the organiser of the event, Wynand Krüger, said : " Whilst we acknowledge that South Africa's rampant crime leaves every citizen and tourist very vulnerable, we wanted to emphasise the ethnic nature of what we consider to be targetted attacks in order to scare and intimidate white farmers off their land. "Do you realize that Genocide Watch recently raised South Africa's threat level to Stage 5 out of the 8 possible stages of Genocide, referring to Boers and refugees as the potential victims ? That is why we also chose to display Boer flags here today; we consider "plaasmoorde" to constitute a process of ethnic cleansing that echoes the concentration camps of the Anglo Boer War.

"No-one believed it then and no-one is believing it now. Our people need, and would be very thankful for, another Emily Hobhouse, hence the protest here in Parliament Square." One protester also commented that the ANC-dominated government's failure to adequately address farm murders, as well as its racially prejudiced policies towards ethnic minorities since Nelson Mandela stepped down, left her feeling marginalised and unable to identify with the new South Africa, its flag and the idea of a Rainbow Nation any longer. "The ANC preaches one thing, but practises another", she said. Another protestor wanted to know why Mr Mandela was so quiet on the farm murder issue, especially since the ANC defended Julius Malema's singing of the genocidal hate-speech song "Kill the Boer". "Mr Mandela won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993, where is he now ? Last year he shared a stage with now president Zuma, thereby endorsing Zuma and the ANC during the previous election."

Bean Earle, chairman of the Jack Hindon Scouts in the UK, said : "the frightening statistics of more than 3,360 farmers being murdered in more than 10,000 attacks since 1994, the ANC's failure to discipline Julius Malema for his hate speech and calling for Zimbabwe-style land grabs, the fact that South Africa can now be mentioned in the same breath as Zimbabwe and Iraq (both listed as at stage 5 by Genocide Watch) when potential genocide is discussed, as well as the knock-on effect of these factors on dramatic drop in the food production in Sub-Saharan Africa, all send a multitude of shivers up one's spine. It is therefore unsurprising that there are serious doubts about the prospects for a peaceful future in South Africa. "Despite the protest in Parliament Square being a silent one, those present hoped that the message got across loud and clear, he said.

Source : http://censorbugbear-reports.blogspot.com/2010/05/stop-boer-genocide-protest-uk_10.html

[Maritz]

UK Expats In Second Peaceful Protest Against White Genocide

London - Participants in yesterday's peaceful London protest march against the out-of-control violent crime epidemic in South Africa said there were 'quite a few journalists' covering the march at the South African embassy in Trafalgar Square in London on May 15 2010. However - the event has thus far gone nearly unreported in the SA "mainstream' news media – but the pictures, videos and reports of the protest are being spread far and wide among the more than 1-million South African exiles – through the much faster 'new media' - via emails, the internet and Afrikaans-language community radio-stations.

South Africans are under siege inside their own homes : armed attacks against families soared last year. Often these attacks are very violent and are often also accompanied by (gang) rape and cruel mutilation practices, especially when Afrikaner/Boers are being targetted. During Saturday's protest march to the South African embassy in Trafalgar Square, there was a small and unobtrusive police presence -- but there were no incidents of any violence and no arrests were made. The previous Saturday's "silent protest against the Boer Genocide" did not have a police presence at all.

The London metropolitan police had laid down some strict ground-rules for Saturday's march to the SA Embassy; protestors were not allowed to carry any pictures of the cruelly slaughtered AWB-leader Eugene Terre`Blanche nor any symbols from his organisation. Meanwhile the fear levels among the Afrikaners inside and outside South Africa are still rising, fears which the ANC-regime has done nothing to quell, also because the out-of-control genocidal hatespeech of its youth league members have not stopped – and even more ominously, because ANC youth league cadres were scheduled to undergo military training at the Saldanha naval academy soon.

This was the second protest by SA expats in London. Last Saturday, a small group from the Jack Hindon Scouts in the UK also held a silent protest outside the Parliamentary buildings – with the young people standing silently along the curbside, taping their mouths shut -- to illustrate the attitude of the British government towards the racial hatred-driven slaughter of the Afrikaners/Boer minority in the countryside and the towns of South Africa under the hegemony of the regime of the ruling African National Congress party. Yesterday's protestors first met at the Eros statue in Piccadilly circus – and as they started emerging from the tube-station exit they also started catching the attention of the many webcam operators because of the statue was surrounded by a sea of bright-red t-shirts.

Despite fears previously expressed on varous Facebook sites by some participant and doom-prophets that 'right-wing posters' would also be displayed – there were none. Even world-famous Anti-AIDS protestor Zachie Achmad stuck his oar in – warning that 'this was a protest organised by rightwing racists.' Some ridiculous wags were even planning an 'anti-fascist counter demonstration'. There was no evidence of this claim however - many people carried handmade white crosses with their own personal messages on them, otherscarried hand-made banners and posters.

"Things remained peaceful, although, " - she added that when she was questioned by a female journalist she got 'pretty hot under the collar. "Especially when the journalist asked me why I thought we were being murdered like that; whether I knew the people on my placard, where I got the pictures and whether I would ever go home again ? I replied that 'of course I will go home, it's my country and the land of my forefathers and we developed it. The journalist said she could see I was upset about all the events and I replied : "of course, wouldn't you have been upset too ? Our women, children and elderly are being targetted, these are defenceless, frail human beings who cannot defend themselves. Groups of attackers numbering as many as 15 men descend on them, gang-rape them, torture them until they're dead. How can one remain calm under those circumstances, especially because the government does nothing to stop it ?

Source : http://censorbugbear-reports.blogspot.com/2010/05/expats-march-against-sa-crime-in-london_15.html

[ScottHarrison]

This silent genocide has gone on for far too long. One day the White race will march in to South Africa and free our brethren from the black dictators and deal with our racial enemies appropriately, in the White man's court.

Until then, shout our message from the roof tops. Inform and educate the world about the plight of the Boervolk of South Africa. Frequent protest and publicity my comrades, do not let this genocide go by unnoticed.

R!

[Maritz]

This silent genocide has gone on for far too long. One day the White race will march in to South Africa and free our brethren from the black dictators and deal with our racial enemies appropriately, in the White man's court.

Until then, shout our message from the roof tops. Inform and educate the world about the plight of the Boervolk of South Africa. Frequent protest and publicity my comrades, do not let this genocide go by unnoticed.

R!

How about organizing one in Oz with the Creator flag ? Get the SA`cans involved, even if you only gather a few

[Maritz]

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