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.

UK Expats In Second Peaceful Protest Against White Genocide

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.

UK Expats In Second Peaceful Protest Against White Genocide

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