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[Maritz]

"Shoot The Boer" Is Hate Speech - Judge

Johannesburg - ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema's singing of the words "shoot the boer" amounted to hate speech, Judge Collin Lamont ruled in the South Gauteng High Court on Monday. "The singing of the song by Malema constituted hate speech," said Lamont. The words undermined the dignity of people and were discriminatory and harmful. "No justification exist allowing the words to be sung ... the words were in any event not sung on a justifiable occasion." Lamont said it was not relevant whether the words were not exposed to some people of society. "If it is exposed to a portion of society then it is relevant."

http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/Shoot-the-boer-constitutes-hate-speech-judge-20110912



ANC To Appeal "Shoot The Boer" Ban

Johannesburg - The ANC will appeal against the interdict which stops the singing of the liberation song "shoot the boer", secretary general Gwede Mantashe said on Monday. "The NEC re-affirmed its commitment to protect its heritage by appealing the court decision that bans our struggle song 'ayesaba amagwala'," Mantashe told reporters in Johannesburg. Last Monday, Judge Colin Lamont declared some of the words hate speech. Singing them could lead to a contempt of court charge. Civil group AfriForum took the matter to court and won the judgment. This was after ANC Youth League president Julius Malema sang the song several times in public. The league has already said it would appeal the judgment.

http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/ANC-to-appeal-shoot-the-boer-ban-20110919


Cosatu Leader Defies Song Ban - Again

East London - Congress of SA Trade Union's president Sdumo Dlamini has once again defied the controversial ban on the liberation struggle song "shoot the boer", according to a report on Tuesday. The Daily Dispatch reported that Dlamini lead hundreds of shop stewards in East London in a lively rendition of the song, saying that the ban meant nothing to those who had sacrificed their lives for the country's liberation. Over the weekend he also led a rendition of the song at a similar meeting in Durban. Judge Colin Lamont last week found ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema guilty of hate speech for singing the song. Addressing Cosatu's second provincial shop stewards council meeting, Dlamini urged the workers to ignore the "clueless judge" and continue singing the banned song at their gatherings. In his judgment, Lamont said there was no justification for the song to be sung, adding that it unlawfully singled out white Afrikaners and farmers as the subject of hate.

http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/Cosatu-leader-defies-song-ban-again-20110920

No wonder SA was put on Genocide level 6 https://rahowadirectory.com/sacreativity/south-africa-upgraded-to-stage-6-genocidewatch-org/ ; the singing of this anti-White song is clearly an action to identify the enemy - seems the Kaffirs haven`t learned what a hiding they got at Blood River - this time they are first going to take on each other while we watch, as we`re seeing with the collapse of the ANC (internal struggle between the youth and the SA communist party), and then holocaust the rest back into the Stone Age, White-style, if they have any war ideas ... needless to say, only in self defense, as the Afrikaner/Boer people are very reasonable people

[Rev.Cambeul]

Genocide Watch

http://www.genocidewatch.org/southafrica.html

http://www.genocidewatch.org/genocide/8stagesofgenocide.html

[Maritz]

All day long on May 29 2012, millions of listeners across SA heard the banned ANC-hatespeech song Kill the Boer chanted by top black church leaders and ANC-cabinet members seen by millions in news-broadcasts : all this broohaha about Zuma's penis is sweeping up the black population in a frenzy of hatespeech, as was seen outside Goodman's gallery in Johannesburg yesterday.

Whites warned by SA cabinet ministers, all-powerful SA Communist Party leadership.

Yesterday's  siege at the Goodman gallery was led by ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe, flanked by co-ruling Cosatu trade union movement leaders Sdumo Dlamini and Zwelinzima Vavi and SA Communist Party leader Blade Nzimande, Deputy Health Minister Gwen Ramokgopa and ANC national executive committee senior member Tony Yengeni. Dlamini and Vavi ditched their central executive committee meeting at Cosatu House to be at the march. COSATU president Sdumo Dlamini has lashed out at liberals saying they were using "spooks" like former president FW de Klerk to undermine the ANC leadership. Nzimande warned: "white liberals who are disrespecting us and to all whites, we are saying enough is enough." Some 5,000 demonstrators were counted and most were bused by the ANC from provinces including Limpopo, Mpumalanga and Northern Cape. Some walked from nearby Zoo Lake to the gallery :  - nhlabathih@sowetan.co.za http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/2012/05/30/enough-is-enough-blade-tells-whites On May 30 2012 the Goodman gallery reneged – agreeing to take down the painting's picture from their website – even though more than 3,900,000 websites worldwide by now all show that picture, according to Google today. However the SA cabinet still is not happy : they demand that the painting be destroyed altogether -  and not allowed to leave South Africa : it was sold for R16,000 to a German investor.

http://censorbugbear-reports.blogspot.com/2012/05/kill-whites-anc-cabinet-church-leaders.html

[Maritz]

Land Reform Needs An Act As Forceful As War - ANCYL

Durban - It is an illusion if South Africans believe they can get their land back peacefully, ANC Youth League deputy president Ronald Lamola said in Durban on Tuesday. Lamola again called for the expropriation of land without compensation. He said youth unemployment could not be dealt with unless land was expropriated. "We need an act as forceful as war to bring it back to the Africans." He said it was an illusion if South Africans believed they could get their land back peacefully.

South Africa needs a minister of nationalisation, Lamola said. Such a minister would have a mandate in line with the Freedom Charter, he said in a lecture on economic freedom at the Durban University of Technology. While policemen had been forced to apologise to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, "corporate South Africa has never been put before the TRC". About 100 people protested outside the hall where Lamola was speaking. Lamola's lecture at the Durban University of Technology started an hour late after journalists initially outnumbered supporters. As Lamola was being introduced, loud singing could be heard outside the hall. The opposing faction wore T-shirts and displayed posters that read "ANCYL 100% Support for Zuma". University security prevented them from entering Mansfield Hall. Lamola said the ANC leadership had ignored the ANCYL's autonomy when expelling its former president Julius Malema from the party.

http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/Land-reform-needs-an-act-as-forceful-as-war-ANCYL-20120619

[Rev.Cambeul]

Bloody international community refusing to acknowledge blacks openly planning the genocide of Whites and instead bitching White "racists" that might be hiding under beds waiting to jump out and enslave the world.