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e Trinity, that glorious innovative ideaology Christendom claims to be the inventor of, is a lie

The trinity is a joke. The jewish god tells "eye for an eye" while king of the jews says "turn the other cheek" ... yet they are the same person ! This contradiction is enough to turn any sane man into a schizophrenic. On the cross he asks himself why hast thou forsaken me ... bad acid trip

Knowing the prophecy of the birth of the King of the Jews, King Herod ordered all children to be put to death

As far as I know Herod was dead when the king of the jews was supposedly born

I believe that there is substantial evidence that he was actually traveling, eventually making it to the Far East

Is there evidence he ever existed, or was he simply a pagan idea hijacked by the new religion of fear

Siddhartha Gautama, the first Buddha "Enlightened One," was born of a virgin

How are any of these gods born of a virgin ? It takes a ghost having sex, while sexless, with a mortal !

I would say that just those basic similarities are fairly telling. Obviously, the facts of Jesus' life were altered to offer the same spiritual life of the Buddha. The only question being, "Who invented the tale?" Was it Jesus himself?

The pagans did, thats where religion comes from. Although the christian religion think they are special they still cling to the pagan ideas like a christmas tree, gifts, easter eggs, 25 December, etc .... all pagan in tradition. They never invented anything new, simply hijacked paganism, gave it a twist and forced it down the throats of Whites

[Two Blacks Shot Dead In Farm Attack]

Two Blacks Shot Dead In Farm Attack

Walkerville, Vereeniging. The supermarket chain who buys the dairy-products from 26-year-old dairy foreman Eon Viljoen has much to answer for. Their failure to pay the farm for its products has caused a chain of horrific events in which two former farm workers – angered because they did not get their Christmas bonuses in time – beat farm-owner Marie Weilbach, 79 into a braindead-coma with a steel-pipe. The two workers then were killed in turn when they waited for her grandson Villjoen in ambush and tried to kill him with a shotgun and a steelpipe. Two dairy-farm workers – Mkhlushwa Khoza and Mbongiseni Hornsby – beat 79-year-old farm-owner Mrs Marie Weilbach into a braindead coma while the retired Boer dairy-farmer was watching a religious TV-programme. Both her hands were crushed from trying to ward off the blows. She's on life-support in a Gauteng hospital – declared braindead.

Earlier this year the young Mr Viljoen had taken over management of the family-farm from his frail grandmother – its ownership dates from 1903 (from the era when the British colonial military forces attacked the independent Boer Republics). Viljoen said that from the outset as its foreman, the farm had struggled to get paid for their dairy-products from their buyers. Eon Viljoen worried about the Christmas bonuses, so two weeks ago their six workers were called together and told by Viljoen that that he would not be able to pay their annual Christmas bonuses before Christmas – but also promised that they would still get the bonuses immediately after the farm got paid by the buyers in the city. They had always received their wages on time; the problem was with the bonuses. "One of the workers at the meeting then reacted very angrily, demanding his money immediately, said Viljoen. "He told me 'you are not wearing a bullet-proof vest, and I am going to shoot you'."

Viljoen said he then hurriedly borrowed money from a friend, called the workers together again and paid them their bonuses. However – he also fired the worker who had threatened to kill them and told the assembled workers that if this man had carried out his threat and Viljoen ' was no longer there to run the farm, they would all have been out of a job'. He said a second worker then decided to quit his job as well. Then these two disgruntled workers started a campaign of terror against the remaining four farm workers and their families which got so bad that the four workers fled from their cottages to the township – one even left with his wife without getting paid. Another fleeing worker stole R800 – his last remaining cash – from Viljoen's wallet before disappearing, he said.

His grandmother – in whose name the family farm is registered – took these threats and all these incidents very seriously and warned him to protect himself – giving him her legally-registered 9mm pistol on Tuesday-nigh (December 21, 2010), he said. "I phoned the two workers Khoza and Hornsby on Wednesday, asking them to come to the farm so that we could find a solution to the problem,' he said. "They both showed up but then demanded more cash payments of R6,000 and R3,000 respectively as 'entrenchment packages'. I told them that I didn't have that kind of money and that they would have to contact their trade union to take the matter up with them to deal with it legally." Khoza and Hornsby then left the homestead and shortly thereafter, Viljoen also went outside to drive his usual rounds before stopping by a hiding-place in the stable to fetch his grandmother's pistol at around 18:20. He immediately wanted to give it back to her for her self-protection.

When he returned to the homestead the back door stood open, he told Beeld. "At that time of the evening my grandmother always feeds her dogs so I did not suspect anything amiss until I walked into the kitchen. The two workers, Khoza and Hornsby were waiting for me – one immediately fired a shot from a shotgun without saying a word, and I fired back at once. Both shots missed. The worker then fired again with the shotgun. Vijoen said he then shot the man with one shot to the head and as the other worker stormed towards him with a steelpipe Viljoen also shot him dead as well. The grandson then rushed inside to find his grandmother –"she is a very religious person and always sat and watched the church-channel on TV all day...' — and found her on her chair, her head caved-in and bloodied; critically injured. He immediately phoned the SAPS and medics from Netcare 911. Mrs Weilbach was rushed to Sebokeng hospital where she was put on a life-support machine. She has been declared braindead, he said. "Why didn't they just wait for me somewhere on the farm ? Why didn't they leave my grandmother alone ?" he said. SAPS constable Makgauta Serathi said they are 'investigating two murder-cases.

https://rahowadirectory.com/sacreativity/two-blacks-shot-dead-in-farm-attack/

Sadly, what the the farmers in this country have not learned as that a nigger cannot be trusted; dont give him work ... not on the farm or in your house ... let him whither on the vine. We have 800 000 poor whites in squatter camps, employ them and empower the White Race

As far as I know its happening, the kaffers cannot stop them

[Gilbert Marcus]

Afrikaans singer Sunette Bridges (above-left) and other protestors protested the ruling Communist ANC's genocidal hatesong Kill/Shoot The Boer outside the Johannesburg High Court while South Africa's ruling party applied inside for the re-legalisation of their genocidal hatespeech song Shoot The Boer which was banned earlier this year. The Afrikaans human-rights protestors tore up the SA Constitution and wore T-shirts with the faces of world leaders such as Germany's Angela Merkel with the words "Kill the Boer, Germany don't care'; Obama's face with the words "Yes we can kill the Afrikaner', the UK Queen 's face with the words "I love Afrikaner Genocide'' and others.





The ANC will only hear early next year whether their application will succeed. Judge Leon Halgryn argued during the application yesterday that he still feels strongly that the ANC's public singing of the words "Shoot the Boer' (Dubulíbhunu) is an incitement to genocide and is hatespeech. "It is my opinion that the words 'Shoot the Boer' are inciting. It's a crime.' He cross-questioned the ANC's legal counsel Advocate Gilbert Marcus about the appropriateness of still singing this song in the present time. "I realised that the song did form a part of the proud history of the ANC but good heavens is there really stilll an appropriate place for it today ?", he asked.

He will only deliver judgment early next year whether leave to appeal will be granted to the ANC. The ANC had lodged yesterday's application because, they claimed, judge Halgryn 'had not taken the historical context of the song into consideration in his ruling'. The Communists demands the right to sing parts of the genocidal song "because tens of thousands of people sing it...' and 'it's not in the public interest to prohibit the song in its entirety...' Marcus submitted that it was 'not in the public interest to prohibit the song in its entirety because it is being sung by tens of thousands of people...'

Legal counsel for the civil-rights movement Afriforum, which earlier had also lodged a seperate criminal complaint of hatespeech against ANC-youth leader Malema for singing the song after it was legally banned, were also present — as were Delmas businessman Willem Harmse and Mohammed Vawda, who were also involved in a seperate interdict in which Harmse had tried to stop his business-partner Vawda from using the words on a placard. The two men have since then come to an ameniable agreement about the matter. Pro-Afrikaans-Action group members also demonstrated outside the court on the steps, headed by leader Dr Dan Roodt. They tore up copies of the SA Constitution saying that 'this Constitution provides us Afrikaners no protection. If you say 'Kill the Boer' it's an incitement to genocide'. Roodt said they wore their protest T-shirts with the photos of world-leaders on them 'to create international awareness with'.

[Repair bill : R46-million including dry-dock time to replace damaged engine]

Repair bill : R46-million including dry-dock time to replace damaged engine

It's the SA Navy's comedy of costly technical errors: The R16-million diesel engine on the new R2-billion-costing submarine SAS Manthatisi was destroyed by 'water sucked in through the underwater exhaust pipe 's non-return valve', bending the crankshaft-rods and destroying the engine. The sub was also crashed into the Simon's town harbour's quay-side 'during rough weather' because  its harbour-entrance was 'too narrow' ..  its electrical fuses and breakers blew up when they tried to charge the batteries with shore-power; and some of the 480 submarine-batteries also blew out because of 'a build-up of hydrogen gas' i.e. overcharging... repairs will take until 2013 at least. And even if it's fixed, the SA Navy hasn't got the crew members for it : while each sub only needs 30 crew members and although they have advertised the posts for the past four years, they also demand politically-correct crew members

SA rear-admiral Bernie Teuteberg had to embarrassingly explain to MPs how his black-economic-empowered personnel managed to destroy the engine of a perfectly good 16cylinder MTU Diesel engine on its sturdy, German-built R2billion costing submarine SAS Manthatisi - through pure and utter incompetence.  Sixteen other countries also run these subs - built by the highly competent workers of the German Howaldtswerke at Kiel in North Germany . And nothing like it had ever happened before to any of their subs -- except in South Africa.

On July 29 2008, the then-Defence Force Minister admitted in parliament that there was considerable pressure to hire black personnel for these brand-new subs. The navy embarked on a massive advertising campaign to recruit 126 new submariners -  including 59 technicians-  for its fleet of 3 submarines (crewed by 30 people each).'  Similar brain-drain operations were mounted in the SA Air Force : many of its fighter-pilots and military technicians – before getting the black-economic-empowerment chop - had already joining the Australian air force after that country actively started recruited them. Over the previous 3 years, the country thus lost 91 highly-skilled, experienced fighter pilots and 822 jet-fighter technicians -  all whites, mostly Afrikaans-speakers. By November 2010, South Africa only has 20 fighter-pilots left. And a similar 'brain-drain' – caused by the ANC regime's anti-white hiring laws – also took place at the SA Naval base in Simon's Town, home of its entire fleet.

Some four  years after the SAS Manthatisi's widely-hailed arrival in April 2006 amidst massive political fanfare at Simon's Town naval base, Rear-Admiral Teuteberg had to explain to parliament why the beautiful German sub got so badly damaged: "Water was sucked in through the underwater exhaust pipe Non Return Valve in bad weather," he explained.... This stupid act had bent the crankshaft's rods and destroyed the R16-m engine beyond repair. While Teuteberg did not actually say so, this was a very stupid technical error : water cannot be compressed by the cylinders - so the connecting rods were bent and the engine's crankshaft was damaged beyond repair. The sub's engine must be replaced in dry dock : a hole will have to be cut in the side of the beautiful German-built sub's hull to remove the engine and a new one rigged in. Teuteberg said a new engine will cost R16million - the drydock costs probably another estimated R30million. And even were it not laid up for repairs, the SAS Manthatisi could not put to sea anyway -- because it did not have a trained crew : despite the fact that the navy had been advertising very actively for 'politically-correct' crew members ever since 2006.

Each sub has 30 crew-members – but they could only find suitable candidates for 2 subs : Yet, said Teuteberg,  there were a number of other reasons besides its broken engine. "One of the reasons was the lack of submarine-trained personnel and the fact that I really only had two full crews for two submarines. Therefore... to ensure that I kept two submarines operational in order to train new crews -- because, as you will know, I need to go to sea in order to give people training -- we made a conscious decision ... to rather not bring Manthatisi back earlier, but leave her where she is and concentrate on the two subs in the water, in order to create a bigger manpower pool sooner."

Moreover, this was not a stand-alone incident : the naval personnel also crashed its second R2billion,  209-class submarine into the quay-side, supposedly during 'rough weater'; and they also destroyed the electrical fuses and - breakers in the sub's electrical network "when they tried to charge the batteries from shore-power." Moreover, another 480 submarine batteries were destroyed because of the 'build-up of hydrogen gas'... i.e. they were overcharged and 'hydrogen valves' had to be installed to stop "the problem". No-one has been discliplined. It was nobody's fault. Wyndham Hartley of Business Day reported that 'the South African Navy, in the clearest explanation yet, has told Parliament that human error and an alleged 'battery construction fault' in the German-built submarine were blamed for 'the lengthy spell in dry dock of its R2bn submarine SAS Manthatisi.

Experts and opposition MPs suggest however that 'there is something more seriously wrong" with the (mechanical care ) "given to the first submarine delivered to SA in terms of the strategic defence package." R-Adm Bernhard Teuteberg told the defence committee yesterday that there were"three issues involving the Manthatisi : When the sub is in harbour it is plugged into a shore service to keep its 250 tons of batteries charged. "This machine was incorrectly wired, resulting in blown fuses and switches on board the vessel,"he said. In rough weather the vessel banged into the quay, causing minor damage to the aft plane, which helps steer and trim the submarine underwater. However, the integrity of the hull was not compromised, he said. The admiral explained that 'when being charged, batteries produced hydrogen and the build-up of the gas damaged some of the submarine's batteries, of which there are 480."

http://censorbugbear-reports.blogspot.com/2010/11/new-sa-sub-damaged-by-sheer-stupidity.html