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[Carnage As Two Killed On Farm]

Is the city of Orania progress..?

Orania is progress ... with a few hick-ups Brother. I still want do a post about Orania, but first have to translate texts because their website is in Afrikaans.

Carnage As Two Killed On Farm
Bloemfontein - In a scene paramedics described as "carnage", two elderly people were found murdered on their farm in the Free State on Wednesday morning. "Paramedics were called to the farm this morning at [08:00] and when they arrived on scene they were faced with absolute carnage," said Netcare 911 spokesperson Chris Botha.

He said the murders at Plaas Poortjie Farm, located between Senekal and Steynsrus, appeared to have taken place late on Tuesday night. "The male, aged 65, and his 60-year-old wife had passed away during the night due to the severe trauma they had sustained". "Sergeant" Majang Mosupa said no arrests had been made.

She said the generator on the farm apparently went off on Tuesday night and the woman went outside to investigate. Someone stabbed her. She and her husband were then shot. Mosupa said "police" did not know the motive for the crime but a Chevrolet belonging to the couple's daughter had been stolen from the farm. A case of murder was being investigated.

Source : http://www.news24.com/Content/SouthAfrica/News/1059/4b76dea38194454caa4bd8888fe80467/06-01-2010-01-02/Carnage_as_2_killed_on_farm

[Zuma Set To Pardon His Adviser And Apartheid Killer ?]

Zuma Set To Pardon His Adviser And Apartheid Killer ?

President Jacob Zuma spent more than three hours in a meeting with convicted apartheid hit-squad commander Eugene de Kock during a secret visit to Pretoria Central Prison last year, fuelling speculation Zuma is considering pardoning the convicted killer as part of a broader amnesty to promote reconciliation.The meeting took place on April 11, just five days after all charges of corruption and fraud against Zuma were dropped, paving his way to become president.



"It was two warriors from opposing sides talking about peace and reconciliation," said sources close to De Kock, who spoke to Weekend Argus recently, describing the encounter as "cordial". It is understood that Zuma flew in from KwaZulu-Natal to see the former Vlakplaas chief and De Kock "conveyed valuable information to the president about the involvement of other people who got off scot-free".

In return for a pardon, the man once dubbed Prime Evil has made it clear he is prepared to co-operate in helping with any new investigations into apartheid-era atrocities, including the recovery of bodies of security force victims. De Kock was sentenced in 1996 to two life terms and 212 years on 89 criminal charges, including murder, conspiracy to murder, and fraud.

He later co-operated with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and received a partial amnesty. However, since then he has staunchly argued that he did not act alone and is paying too heavy a price and wants a full pardon. Zuma "gave him no undertakings and made no promises to him", said one of those close to the meeting. Instead they spent the afternoon talking, with Zuma allegedly probing him about a possible life after prison.

"Zuma wanted to gather first-hand information about the man and his vision for the future of South Africa", said one of De Kock's right-hand men, adding that they believe the president was impressed with what his former foe had to say. There have been no subsequent meetings between them, though it is reliably understood that intermediaries have kept in close contact.

De Kock is known to be bitter that he "took the fall" for some senior National Party politicians and police generals, and has made it clear he is prepared to co-operate in helping with any new investigations. About a decade ago De Kock met senior representatives of the intelligence community as well as the Scorpions and is understood to have given them information about apartheid-era violations, although it seems little follow-up action was taken then.

"De Kock's conciliatory attitude, and the fact that he wants to dedicate his life to serving the people of South Africa if he walks free, impressed Zuma," well-informed sources said. Both Zuma and De Kock agreed their meeting should be kept secret and details have only leaked out in the past few days in the wake of speculation about an imminent pardon for De Kock, as well as members of the IFP and the PAC still in prison - and possibly for fraudster and Zuma's friend, Schabir Shaik.

"It was a huge surprise and a great honour for me to meet the president," De Kock told people in jail recently. "I have the highest regard for him and believe that he will turn South Africa into a prosperous and peaceful country". Of Zuma's surprise visit, De Kock said he felt Zuma had come on a "fact-finding mission".

"He is a hands-on president, a people's president who wants to know what is going on at grassroots level in his country. In this way, he will make South Africa work in a good way," De Kock remarked recently. The sources also revealed that former minister of police Adriaan Vlok had wanted to wash De Kock's feet in the presence of several former Koevoet members, during one of his regular visits to the jail.

"But he (De Kock) refused as he regarded Vlok's actions as being degrading," a source said. Details of the April meeting come to light amid heightened speculation that the former Vlakplaas chief may be granted a presidential pardon along with a range of other applicants, and possibly convicted fraudster Schabir Shaik.

Both Vincent Magwenya and Zizi Kodwa, Zuma's spokesmen in the presidency and the ANC respectively, deny any knowledge of the April meeting, though De Kock's men insist otherwise and claim a photo was taken during the encounter. Magwenya was equally vague on a possible presidential pardon for De Kock. "There's none that I'm aware of," he said.

Shaik also claims to be in the dark about Zuma's visit to the prison last year. "I'm in my house, on my own, under house arrest, and have no knowledge about these things," Shaik said on Saturday. When asked whether he should also be pardoned in the event that De Kock is set free, he said : "For that, I'm putting my trust in my creator. All I want is a quiet 2010. And I want to stay away from the media."

The convicted fraudster appears to have curbed his tongue since he told another Sunday newspaper late last year that "I want my f***ing pardon". Meanwhile, visitors to De Kock on Christmas Day say the 61-year-old looked "very relaxed and confident about the future". Physically, they say he is in better shape than he previously was, now that he is out of confinement and working in the prison's woodwork unit.

His bid for a pardon, which he has submitted through the formal channels, is among hundreds of applications, including from those who claim their crimes were politically motivated. In a recent affidavit before the Constitutional Court opposing an application by 384 prisoners who were demanding that he consider their 2004 applications for a pardon within a month, Zuma said he intended processing the 188 applications - from IFP members - currently before him, by the end of this month.

The remaining applications would be handled by mid-year, he said. The prisoners, supported by the IFP, have been involved in long-standing legal action over their stalled applications for pardons. There are about 2 000 separate applications for pardons in terms of a special dispensation, set up with an advisory group from political parties.

Source : http://allafrica.com/stories/201001030002.html?viewall=1

[ANCYL To Discuss Nationalisation Of Mines]

ANCYL To Discuss Nationalisation Of Mines

They just don't stop with this. The Far Left keeps on coming on, wanting to steal the mines. The White Liberal Capitalists saw this coming a long time ago, and despite all their pro-ANC pronouncements over the years, they quietly pulled billions out of South Africa, moved it to Britain and elsewhere, launched new companies and started mining operations in the rest of Africa and the world. They've so downgraded their operations in South Africa that South Africa's mines are not what they used to be, except perhaps for Uranium and Platinum.

Thanks to the Far Left, that is already why our mines are in such a state. Even so, the ANC quietly seized all the mineral rights some years ago and now the communists want to finish this game off by nationalising the mines in true commie style. After the mines, they will go after banks and other big business. But this is essentially a Lenin/Mugabe/Chavez type of approach.

It shows you what complete LUNATICS inhabit the halls of power here, and how Leftism remains in the ANC Youth League. These young morons and fools ARE THE FUTURE LEADERS OF SOUTH AFRICA. THIS IS WHAT THE IDIOTS DREAM OF. As always, the agenda is : Who can we steal from NEXT ? That's the agenda here. It talks of "stake-holders". The only "stake-holders" are the OWNERS ! But these socialists are always sticking their hands into YOUR POCKETS.
I wrote of this in my book, Government by Deception. The communists are always debating with you, HOW TO SPLIT UP YOUR ASSETS ! Its YOURS and they want to "negotiate" part of it so it is theirs ! Then once you give it, they want the other half too. It never stops until they have EVERYTHING that once was yours.

Personally, I believe one should not negotiate with these criminals at all. They are outright criminals, masquerading as "politicians", "intellectuals" and "leaders". My personal view is, that they should be met with a hail of bullets, machine-gun and artillery fire ! And we should be standing on their corpses and splitting up THEIR ASSETS among ourselves ! That's my personal view on the matter.

These fools must be careful of course. They are militant and they keep wanting to steal from the White Man. BEWARE : One day, the White Man might just give them the fight they have been dreaming of, and it might not work out quite the way they planned. The ANC Youth League (ANCYL) will put forward in January a discussion document on how to nationalise the country's mines, a spokesman said.

In a statement in which the organisation expressed its best wishes for the country, spokesman Floyd Shivambu said this framework would be put forward after the ANCYL discussed it at their lekgotla in January. "The discussion document will be clearly stating a framework on how nationalisation of mines will happen in South Africa," he said. "Our perspective on nationalisation will be a product of intensive engagement with all interested stakeholders in South Africa, particularly Cosatu, which has expressed interest in influencing and input in the discussion document.

Shivambu said the ANCYL called on other interested stakeholders who were interested in thorough debate to make contributions to the ANCYL perspective. "We want the perspective to be a commonly shared vision on how the people benefit from nationalised mines and other strategic sectors of the economy". Shivambu said the ANCYL would conduct study tours to countries that had greater State participation in the management of their economies and how this impacted in the development of their communities.

"We will specifically visit countries such as China, Botswana, Zambia, Chile, Brazil, Venezuela and Namibia to study and learn how these countries have either succeeded or failed in the management and control of strategic sectors of their respective economies". Shivambu said the ANCYL called on its "detractors from both the left and right to make constructive input into their perspective on nationalisation of mines with the intention to enrich it".

Source : http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?art_id=nw20091231125729143C363751

[More Racism Claims Surface]

More Racism Claims Surface

Cape Town - More hikers who were allegedly refused accommodation on Table Mountain on racial grounds have come forward after two students complained about this before Christmas, AfriForum said on Monday. The organisation lodged a complaint with the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) on Christmas Eve after two students, Etienne and Stiaan Terblanche, were apparently refused accommodation at the People's Trail Hut, allegedly because they are white.

Deputy chief executive of AfriForum, Alana Bailey, said she had received about five additional complaints from hikers who had similar experiences as far back as two years ago. However, many of the complainants did not keep track of the exact dates the incidents occurred or exact details. This would make it difficult to add these complaints to the Terblanche's, she said. The SAHRC on Monday confirmed it had received AfriForum's complaint about the incident in December.

"Since details about the complaint had become known, AfriForum has heard from more hikers who had similar experiences being denied accommodation at the hut based on racial grounds. Though the park denies that this is the case, its website also states that the cost of accommodation at the hut is R30 per person [for both adults and children] per night for 'previously disadvantaged groups only'," AfriForum said in a statement.

Accommodation at the hut is available for R30 per night while accommodation on the mountain generally costs around R800 per night, it said. AfriForum said it would take the matter to the Equality Court should the SAHRC fail to treat it with the "gravity it deserved". Bailey said it was "alarming to see that the state's obsession with race is now manifesting itself in student accommodation at a national asset such as Table Mountain that is supposed to belong to everybody in the country".

Source : http://www.news24.com/Content/SouthAfrica/News/1059/f87178453ca5420daa8cfa69c384aac7/04-01-2010-06-02/More_racism_claims_surface

[UK Issues SA Crime List To Soccer Fans]

UK Issues SA Crime List To Soccer Fans

From avoiding widespread ATM fraud to "prudently driving around stones in the middle of the road" put there by gun-toting hijackers. These travel tips are part of the comprehensive guide from the British Foreign Office (FO) made available for UK soccer fans, who will be visiting South Africa for the World Cup.  Official advice from the FO warns visiting supporters on a variety of dangers, including armed muggings, card cloning and fake soccer tickets to a prevalent HIV/Aids pandemic, cholera flare-ups, and inflated accommodation prices.

And the alert button should be on from the moment fans land at OR Tambo International Airport, the guide tells UK fans. "During 2007 and 2008 there were a number of incidents involving foreigners being followed from OR Tambo International Airport in Joburg, to their destinations by car and then robbed, often at gunpoint," the official advice states. [ ... dont use GPS ... the shortest route my not be the safest ... as the shortest routes mostly lead through nigger infected areas !]

"We recommend you exercise particular caution in and around the airport and extra vigilance when driving away. As elsewhere, thieves like to operate at international airports, bus and railway stations. Keep your baggage with you at all times". Travel tips describe passport theft as "common", with 871 passports reported stolen between April 2008 and March 2009. "It is usually opportunist and non-violent, although some passports are taken during muggings."

Other advice includes staying completely clear of areas such as Berea and Hillbrow in Gauteng, hijacking possibilities on the roads to Kruger National Park and possible attacks on hikers around Table Mountain. The FO advice also states, "Be vigilant at all times in Durban's city centre and beachfront area. In all areas of South Africa, you should be cautious when out after dark. Streets, even in urban areas, are not brightly lit at night. If you are mugged or your car is hijacked, you should remain calm, offer no resistance and hand over possessions without question. Avoid eye contact". [ ... when they leave, take out your shotgun and help save the White Race !]

And some of the travel tips in true, understated British style, comment on the hazards of driving on South African roads, where it is advised "the standard of driving in South Africa can vary greatly and there are many fatal accidents every year. On highways, it is well worth remembering that overtaking can occur in any lane including, occasionally, the hard shoulder."

And travel insurance is highly encouraged as "not having insurance could cost over ?25 000 (R294 000) in medical bills and air evacuation, so ensure you're covered and with the high levels of crime, it is also important to insure any possessions". Yet amid this long list of potential threats to life and limb in South Africa, the Foreign Office does include a few lines of comfort to their soccer-loving supporters. 

"However, most cases of crime occur in the townships and in areas away from the main tourist destinations. The South African authorities give high priority to protecting tourists and the risk to visitors travelling to the main tourist destinations is low." [ ... while they dont give a damn about White being slaughtered, as this does not put money in their pockets !]

Source : http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?art_id=vn20100102083047209C605351