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[About 49 000 Held During Festive Season]

About 49 000 Held During Festive Season

Just over 49 000 people were arrested in KwaZulu-Natal during the festive season for crimes including rape, murder and armed robbery, MEC for community liaison Willies Mchunu said on Tuesday [ ... whats going to happen in the festive world cup]. "It is no exaggeration to say these men and women [police officers] made life tough for criminals, and will continue to do so. During the festive season the men and women in blue made a staggering 49 257 arrests," Mchunu said in a statement prepared for delivery.

He was scheduled to read the statement at a media briefing in Pietermaritzburg on Tuesday morning, but the event was cancelled at the last minute as the MEC was not feeling well [ ... probably hang-over]. He said 1 222 people had been arrested for rape, 955 for murder, 1 324 for aggravated robbery and 4 595 for drug related crimes. A further 1 275 were arrested for home and business burglaries, 530 for attempted murder and 6 445 for assault with grievous bodily harm.

Police recovered 1 280 stolen cars. Mchunu said a well-coordinated festive season security plan which saw more than 18 000 police officers deployed in a number of hotspot areas and tourist attractions, had resulted in the arrests and also prevented other crimes from being committed. "As businesses shut down policing was also intensified to prevent workers from being robbed of their hard earned bonuses," he said.

Patrols around financial institutions such as banks were intensified due to the increased movement of cash to pay salaries, bonuses and stokvels, he said. "All tourist hotspots were bolstered with extra security presence. Our focus on shopping centres also limited the opportunities for criminal activities," Mchunu said. The festive security plan had also worked well at Durban's beaches where there was an influx of revellers from other provinces and countries.

Police did not tolerate drinking in public. "Durban's Golden Mile was a hive of activity as usual but the additional police presence and uncompromising security measures ensured the safety of beachgoers," he said. Mchunu said he was pleased that a total of 11 898 illegal weapons had been confiscated during the festive season. "This excludes 167 that were confiscated as a result of the current firearms amnesty while 1 606 were handed in voluntarily," he said. The summer holiday road safety plan had centred primarily on aggressive road enforcement.

"A total of 314 506 vehicles were stopped in various roadblocks throughout the province. A total of 10 649 charges were recorded for exceeding the desired speed limit," he said. About 937 motorists were caught for drunk driving. "At least 72 speeders were caught and arrested. About 4 640 motorists were caught driving without a valid driver's licence."

Source : http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?art_id=nw20100119103813182C866233

['If They Return, We'll Braai Them']

'If They Return, We'll Braai Them'

Two months since xenophobic attacks left De Doorns[Karoo] divided, the locals are adamant that they will chase the Zimbabweans out should they try to return. Breede Valley mayor Charles Ntsomi said continuing tensions in the area meant re-integrating the Zimbabweans was not possible at this stage.

The residents of Stofland and Ekuphumleni say they don't want their Zimbabwean neighbours to return. Thousands of them have been living in tents on the town's only sports field since November. Those who live in Stofland, an informal settlement outside De Doorns, told the Cape Argus during a visit to the area yesterday that they did not, under any circumstances, want the immigrants back.

"We will braai[bar-b-q] them and turn them into KFC if they come back. There's no place for them here," said Pastor [?] Frans Henke on his return from a church service yesterday afternoon [ ... who want to eat them, pastor - I for one like my steak]. Other residents called the Zimbabweans dirty, accused them of practising witchcraft and said they offered themselves as cheap labour, leaving locals unemployed. "They are a different nation with different cultures. I'm not angry with them, but they must go back to their own country," said Henke.

Moses Masimini, a labour broker who lives in the area, denied that xenophobia had anything to do with the fact that more than 2 000 people had been driven from their homes. "It's got nothing to do with xenophobia. It's all about work and resources. There's no space here for them. They were never part of this community, and would never stand with us," he charged.

Those living in the tented camp on the De Doorns rugby field have accused the government of not informing them of what will happen to them. Mike Moyo, chairman of the committee for the displaced, said that since they were moved to the field on November 14, government and other officials had left them in the dark. He said it was rumoured that the government had been in meetings with Stofland residents, and that reintegration had been discussed.

Besides interacting with the site manager, Moyo said, there had been no feedback from the authorities on the outcome of any meetings. But Ntsomi said he does not know what to tell the Zimbabweans. "What can I tell the people ? [ ... how about the truth, sipho ?]   It seems that reintegration is simply not possible. There is still a lot we have to do to educate locals on why the refugees are here. So we can't force them back to communities. What if people are killed ?"

Ntsomi is also under pressure to find alternative accommodation for the Zimbabweans. The camp is costing the municipality R71 000[R1=$7.38] a month. And because the refugees' temporary home is the only sporting facility in the area, the sports forum is angry because the field cannot be used [ ... why are these nignogs refugees ? They chased Whites out the country, stole and wrecked their farms ... now they are refugees because they are to stupid to farm].
Moyo claimed conditions in the camp are fast deteriorating. "The only thing that has changed here is that things have worsened," said Moyo. He said the ill spent their days lying in unbearably hot tents, getting sicker [ ... and who`s fault is this ?]. When they are weak enough, an ambulance is called and they are taken to hospital for treatment [ ... at the expense of the White taxpayer]. He said several people have contracted tuberculosis.

The Zimbabweans, said Moyo, were also too scared to venture out to the clinic for fear of further victimisation by Stofland residents. So they left their illnesses - many of which were contagious - untreated. Many were also too weak to walk to the clinic. Moyo said most of the workers have families in Zimbabwe whom they support financially. But because of the untreated illnesses spreading through the camp, work days are lost.

The camp is divided into sections for single women, single men and families. Despite the attacks two months ago, people still go to work each day. "Zimbabweans work. They don't depend on anybody. Even old ladies go to work, unlike the locals," said Moyo. He denied they offered themselves as cheap labour to undermine local workers.

"The fees are not up to us. Labour brokers meet with farmers and agree on the amount to be paid, which we adhere to. It was like this before we arrived; we just fell in with the way things were being done," Moyo explained. During the visit yesterday, two groups were having church services. Moyo said despite everything that had happened to them, people still held on to their faith [ ... the faith in black power]. "We are starting to recover from the trauma. We just want to get on with our lives," he said.

Source : http://allafrica.com/stories/201001190154.html?viewall=1

Nice collection ! I`ve heard we have some arrow heads in the Karoo[desert area in the central region of SA], but the sites are secret I`ve found some pretty strange stuff next to the coast though

["But methamphetamine production has come to be almost entirely dominated by white supremacists and their fellow travelers, which is a remarkable thing," Potok said.]

"But methamphetamine production has come to be almost entirely dominated by white supremacists and their fellow travelers, which is a remarkable thing," Potok said.

What a lot of BS - methamphetamine production is dominated by the nigerian muds ... if it was dominated by white supremacists they would have ruled the world by now

"The number of hate crimes reported in the United States reached a seven-year high in 2008, according to FBI statistics."

The reason for this is that races are forced into a "One World Mentality", whereas Nature decrees that each race keeps to itself. The so-called "hate crimes" will increase as we move closer and closer to the "One World", eventually leading to all-out race war, which I believe will errupt in Europe 

What does this tell us class? What is no Holocaust Museum complete without? No human rights group fully informed without? No academic library complete without? and No law enforcment organization fully informed without?

A boxed set of all 13 titles of Ben Klassens work.  I think any author would blush at that accomplishment.

Could anyone here have pulled this effort off?

This book destroying reminds me of the destruction of the libraries at Alexandria - seems a few hundred years on, nothing has changed - if you dont like the truth, destroy it. When are these idiots going to realise that the earth is not flat and not the centre of the universe ... not soon by the look of things