White Dog Eating White Dog in South Africa

Whites in general are almost daily bombarded by anti-white propaganda and accused of racism, anti-loyalty towards South Africa and subjected to racial discrimination like never before.

By this time I am used to this and one must borne in mind  that the ANC-government since 1994 ran this country into a shithole and to justify their own incompetence and failure to manage South Africa appropriately and their lack of good governance they launched a  propaganda war against whites.

But what is unacceptable is that white liberals in South Africa launched the same propaganda war against whites that are not prepared to turn the other cheek for blacks like the ANC and EFF.  Their main agenda is just to "kruip gat" by them thinking that they will be spared the gun like Malema said more than once and nothing happened to him!.

Here is one right-minded white person's reaction to a liberal white man's tirade against Afrikaans speaking whites:

Commentary:
The same idiots taking on Afrikaans speaking whites, like to dig up skeletons against whites prior to 1994. For these idiots I just want to say that you had your chance just after 1994 with the TRC to bring Apartheid atrocities in the open. If you had not, then just shut up and hold your peace for ever. It is also significant that these same idiots are quiet, very quiet about ANC atrocities pre-1994 and post-1994.  

I also take my hat off for those Afrikaans speaking whites who are not prepared to take any shit from liberal whites! 

Well done Willem Petzer!!!!!!

My Fellow White South Africans Brace Yourselves For Another Human Rights Day

My fellow white South Africans, please brace yourself for yet another omslaught from the ANC and EFF as well as like minded black persons and white libtards like Pieter Howes, Johan Pienaar and Co. on Human Rights Day on 21 March 2018!

By now it is no surprize for us that whites do not have any rights in South Africa and the latest right that was taken away  by Frog In The Water Cyril Ramaphosa was our right to own property.

Also remember that it is actually a right to be deemed innocent of a crime until it is proven that you are actually guilty - but in the case of whites we are guilty of stealing land although the useles government can not provide one tiny bit of evidence that any white farmer ever stole the farm they are farming on!

So, with all due respect to my language, on 21 March 2018 all guns blazing will be coming for the whites. For instance, The Nelson Mandela Foundation already fired a first shot in this war against white rights by applying that the beautiful old flag should be banned. Then it will be banning Afrikaans, The Stem, etc., until the last bastion namely all whites will be banned! I personally think that whites have already been banned, is that why it is open season to kill farmers? I think it is like the old West where a bounty was placed on a criminal's life and the first one that could kill him received a monetary reward. Now they just kill whites for the fun of it. So fuck the ANC, fuck the EFF, I am here to stay and I will fight till my last breath on this earth!

Is Julius Malema Actually A Coward?

Is Julius Malema actually a coward with more "bek as binnegoed" as we would say in Afrikaans?

Yes, I think so. He is always prepared to entice violence against whites but when push comes to shove he is very cowardice.

Recently, a white man, who was victim of a brutal farm attack during which he was shot and his wife killed by black terrorists, challenged Malema to come finish the job by shooting him. (Remember, Malema is one of the black politicians who regular says whites stole the land and blacks must take it back and remember, he is also one of the black politicians who like to sing "Kill the Boer . . .")

The farmer challenged Malema in public to come and shoot him but until now, Malema is now silent, like a real coward?

Here is the video of the farmer:

Are You A Racist If You Like The Old South African Flag?

It is interesting that the main and only response of the government, the DA and the EFF to the most successful event  #BlackMonday  on 30 October 2017 was that whites are racists for bearing the old South African flag during the event.

Are you indeed a racist if you like the old South African flag (the flag before 1994)? NO!

This is based on only 2 points:

1.       The old flag is part and parcel of the white cultural heritage and if the government, DA and EFF as well as white libtards are of the opinion that this flag is symbolic to the country’s oppressive past and is therefore a thorn in the flesh of non-white citizens of the country then they must get rid of everything reminding the poor stressed people of the past – the mere fact that a non-white person sees a white person, will that remind them of our oppressive past? Is this the reason that Zuma and Malema as well as other non-white politician loves to sing “Kill The Boer . . .”. Is this the reason why white farmers are slaughtered?

2.       In the preparation for the 1994 elections the ANC promised that everyone will be equal and that whites will be part and parcel of this new democracy. After 23 years into the democANC, racy it is quite clear that actually we are not  welcome – singing of “Kill the Boer . . ., Zuma openly entice people to take back the land whites stole, persecuting whites who are guilty of racial slurs or  cases of hate speech but dragging feet for non-white transgressors, etc.

Therefore, it is my humble opinion that whites who still bear the old flag are not racists and as and when government and other black parties stop looking for white racists behind every bush, stop blaming Apartheid or whites for everything that goes wrong after 23 years of rule, stop targeting the cultural heritage of whites and see whites as equal partners (citizens) of this country whites will indeed love to bear the new symbols of the New South Africa.

PS: Here is a list of relating articles to this problem. Read it:

http://freelancer-daniel.blogspot.co.za/2017/07/the-unbearable-whiteness-of-being.html

http://freelancer-daniel.blogspot.co.za/2017/06/dealing-with-white-and-black-racism-in.html

http://freelancer-daniel.blogspot.co.za/2017/05/just-another-anti-white-race-card-troll.html

http://freelancer-daniel.blogspot.co.za/2016/03/swart-rassisme-vs-wit-rassisme.html

http://freelancer-daniel.blogspot.co.za/2017/05/racist-town-or-racist-premier.html

Jacob Zuma: A President to be Respected?

Commentary: Zuma himself and the ANC expect us to respect Zuma. What they do not understand is that respect is something you have to earn and not something you demand because you are the president. Irrespective of the fact that he turned South Africa into a third rate junk yard, his stupid, idiotic public utterances and the fact that he changes his tune as the wind blows according to  his audience is something laughable. Here are some few examples of how he changed his tune as the wind blows, in other words how he changed his story according to the composition of his audience:

On racism:

Zuma in January 2016 after the ANC's 104th anniversary celebrations in Rustenburg, North West:

"With time, people have tended to exaggerate the issue of racism because they say SA is still a racist country – not true. We defeated racism when we pursued the non-racial society. Our society is a rainbow nation, it's a non-racial society."

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Zuma speaking at an event marking the 24th anniversary of the death of anti-apartheid activist Chris Hani in Boksburg in April 2017:

"We have not yet succeeded to build a non-racial society. There is a resurgence of racism in our country."

On homosexuality:

Zuma speaking at the Shaka Day commemoration in KwaDukuza, KwaZulu-Natal, in September 2006:

"Same-sex marriage is a disgrace to the nation and to God… when I was growing up, unqingili [homosexuals] could not stand in front of me."

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Zuma in a statement four days later in September 2006:

"I also respect, acknowledge and applaud the sterling contribution of many gay and lesbian compatriots in the struggle that brought about our freedom, and the role they continue to play in the building of a successful non-racial, non-discriminatory South Africa."

On the Afrikaner community:

Zuma during a fundraising gala dinner in Cape Town in January 2015:

"A man with the name of Jan van Riebeeck arrived in the Cape on 6 April 1652... What followed were numerous struggles and wars and deaths and the seizure of land and the deprivation of the indigenous peoples' political and economic power. "The arrival of Van Riebeeck disrupted South Africa's social cohesion, repressed people and caused wars."

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Zuma in an interview with Beeld newspaper in February 2011 shortly after being voted president:

"They are the only white group who can lay claim to the fact that they also fought for their freedom, against the Brits... they died in concentration camps. They made a contribution to the development of South Africa and helped make it what it is today. They are an important group. They are the kind of group that doesn't carry two passports, only one."

On God and the ANC:

Zuma during a fundraising gala dinner in Cape Town in January 2015:

"The ANC is on the side of the people and God is on the side of the ANC. We cannot lose."

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Zuma during a Black Business Council gala dinner in September 2016:

"No one will ever come from anywhere to help us, only in the olden days God could be sympathetic and send his son to come and help."

On human rights:

Zuma in September 2012 in response to a question in the National Assembly on wage negotiations at Lonmin mine:

"Sorry, we have more rights here because we are a majority. You have fewer rights because you are a minority. Absolutely, that's how democracy works. So, it is a question of accepting the rules within democracy and you must operate in them."

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Zuma during the commemoration of Human Rights Day on March 21, 2017, in King William's Town in the Eastern Cape:

"Our country now enjoys a stable constitutional democracy where everyone is entitled to equal human rights because of the sacrifices of the people."

On the use of violence by police:

 Zuma in June 2015 at Tshwane University of Technology's Soshanguve campus while addressing several thousand people during his Siyahlola Presidential Monitoring Programme visit:

"The culture of apartheid that used violence to suppress people will have to be looked at again, and I don't want it. We don't want the police to use violence because they are stopping violence."

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Zuma said in September 2015 during a ceremony at the Union Buildings in remembrance of police officers killed in the past year:

"We urge you to defend yourselves with everything at your disposal if you are attacked, within the confines of the law. Our laws allow the police to fight back decisively when their lives or those of the public are threatened."

On the courts and the judiciary:

Zuma during a debate in the National House of Traditional Leaders in Pretoria in April 2016:

"I'll be very happy that we solve the African problems in the African way because if we solve them only legally they become too complicated. Law looks at one side only, they don't look at any other thing. They deal with cold facts and I was complaining [about] that, but they're dealing with warm bodies. That's the contradiction."

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Zuma during his keynote address at the Access to Justice Conference in July 2011:

"Judicial independence and the rule of law are the pillars of democratic systems worldwide."

On combatting HIV/Aids:

Zuma said in April 2006 under cross-examination after being charged with the rape of Fezekile Ntsukela Kuzwayo, of which he was ultimately acquitted:

"[A shower] would minimise the risk of contracting the disease [AIDS]."

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Zuma in April 2010 after publicly revealing his HIV test results:

"We have to work harder, together, to fight the perceptions and the stigma. We have to expand the knowledge and understanding of the epidemic to protect affected individuals and families."

On Julius Malema:

Zuma in October 2009 during a visit to Malema's hometown of Seshego in Limpopo where the ANC Youth League leader, at the time, had helped to build a house and a church:

"The ANC recognises talent and leadership and we give people an opportunity. Julius has illustrated that he is indeed a good leader and that he understands the people."

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Zuma in February 2017 during a TNA Breakfast Briefing in Cape Town after the EFF disrupted his SONA:

"If for an example you are dealing with an organisation that was established by young people who were expelled from the ANC‚ they must be angry with the ANC. They must be trying their level best to fight back but they don't know how. Democracy is not about angry young people. Democracy is about debating things. Debating what we need to do for our country."

On Nkandla:

Zuma said in response to a question by an EFF MP during a parliamentary sitting in March 2015:

"Never have I ever thought on the date when I will pay back the money. Firstly, there is no money that I am going to be paying back without a determination by those who are authorised to do so as recommended by the Public Protector. The Public Protector has not said pay back the money. The Public Protector has said… where [there is] undue benefit to the family or myself, she thinks this money might be paid back. But this should be determined by the minister of police.”

"That determination has not been done. Why do you say I should pay back the money? You don't even know how much."

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Zuma in April 2016 after the Constitutional Court's ruling that he had unduly benefited from non-security upgrades to his Nkandla home:

"I have consistently stated that I would pay an amount towards the Nkandla non-security upgrades once this had been determined by the correct authority. I would like to emphasise that it was never my intention not to comply with the remedial action taken against me by the Public Protector or to disrespect her office."

Die ANC, DA en EFF se Gekerm en Gekla oor Rassisme!!!!

Daagliks brand "die volk" skole, universiteite, klinieke, winkels en dies meer af, bestuur paaie, damme, die Landbou en enige kommoditeit denkbaar in hulle peetjie, vermoor hulle blanke boere, huts hulle die massa aan om te roof, kaap, verkrag, martel en vir dood agter te laat.
Maar vandag marsjeer "die volk" teen die euwel der euwels: rassisme. Om sodoende stemme te werf vir die komende verkiesings, die ANC kaders in hulle poste te hou en om die aandag op die "rassistiese", wetsgehoorsame, belastingbetalende blankes te vestig. Sodoende verskuif die fokus weg van die ANC/EFF se georkestreerde agenda van vernietiging, verdien hulle punte op hulle eindelose pad na "freedom".

Rhoda Kadalie Having her Say about White Privelege

Their commitment makes nonsense of this notion of ‘white privilege’ and ‘whiteness’ in our racist discourse today.
Let me put my cards on the table. I hate the rhetoric from protesting students about “black pain”, “white privilege” and “whiteness”.
They are hellbent on stirring up violence, division and disruption to their education just because they have to work. Yes, they need to work like all of us black students had to under apartheid.
There was no national student fund for us, accommodation was scarce and we did menial tasks to get through higher education. It is time the protesters admit their rage is about the battle for the hearts and minds of the student vote since the Democratic Alliance Student Organisation is unexpectedly taking over student representative councils, not least because of the dishevelment of many of them.
Of course, students struggle and there are accommodation issues. And yes, universities are alienating. But that is part of becoming an adult.
Our protesting students avoid adulthood and are poor role models for kids at school, who are keen to succeed.
What do they see? Students burning art, smashing pianos and burning down libraries and labs. This week, I spent an entire day evaluating a rural music and arts project with my team in the farmlands of Grabouw.
I discovered four white women who, in my estimation, should receive an international award for doing national development work government should be doing. Their commitment makes nonsense of this notion of “white privilege” and “whiteness” in our racist discourse today.
These Mother Teresas share with a dedication unmatched their music and arts expertise with local children. The first stop was Pineview Primary.
In a small prefab classroom, about 60 kids sang in a choir that could rate with some of the best in SA. The pupils sang passionately while radiating smiles as broad as the ocean.
The relationship between teacher and children was one of trust. They moved from one rendition to the next, showing off their prowess.
Thereafter, we visited another school to witness a teacher instructing kids to reproduce different art forms. As we walked around watching the kids drawing pictures, the range of quality was astounding.
We picked up immediately which kids had perceptual difficulties and which ones excelled. This helped teachers with referrals to social workers.
The next stop was another arts project where the teacher and pupils adorned the art room with mosaic tiles into an aesthetically pleasing space.
There, the teacher demonstrated to young kids how to reproduce a stillewe by showing them a real “still life” painting and one recreated on the table with vases filled with flowers, surrounded by onions.
The piece de resistance came at the end of our fieldwork. A visit to a marimba class showed beginners emulating older students with finesse.
Later, five older pupils joined them, hungry and tired from having walked some distance in the heat. They gave a splendid performance, justifying the prize won last year in a national competition.
Betsie, Melissa, Salome and headmistress Mrs Du Plooy may be white, but their place in the pantheon of SA’s national treasures is etched in the heavens

Mmusi Maimane: Quo Vadis?

Please read my post "Quo Vadis Democratic Alliance."
Recent events have indicated that the man who is suppose to lead the DA out of its political wilderness has lost it.
There are especially three events/issues that are indicative of the fact that Maimane lost it and should throw the towel in.
In the first place, why the hell did he lodge a motion of no confidence for the umpteenth time while he knew that for the umpteenth time it would not succeed? The majority of the ANC is what now? 62%? And how the hell would any ANC MP vote against Zuma? Everyone, including every ANC member in Parliament know that Zuma is pathetic. But (a),  every ANC member knows that if a no confident vote would succeed it would mean the demise of the ANC. And (b), while the Nkandla Village Idiot is at the helm of the South African train smash, they all have carte blanche to do what they want, steal what they want, being as incompetent and useless as they want, because Zuma will not bat an eye! But Maimane wanted to chase after yet another windmill named Zuma!
In the second place, where the hell will Maimane get jobs for 8.3 million jobless people? With his "jobs for millions" he is on the same level  as the ANC's empty election promises. And he said they must forget formal employment opportunities. Go for informal enterpreurship. Has Maimane ever thought what chaos it will create when 8.3 million entrepeneurs will be set loose on the streets of cities selling sweets, cheap Chinese watches and electronics, reparing exhausts, selling second hand tyres, etc? And the clashes with illegal immigrants already doing these things? What Maimane forgets is that South Afica is a third world country, on the brink to become a fourth world country!
And in the third place, he is quiet about the student revolts and the subsequent hooliganism and thugery and the declaration of civil war against Afikaans and whites. The reason is obvious, he does not want to lose the black votes. There are already the ANC and EFF that are anti-white who will get the anti-white votes!
Mmusi Maimane has lost it, throw in the towel, let the DA be a party for die-hard white liberals! Go back to the ANC and fight Zuma from inside the ANC!

Jonathan Jansen Taking the Side of the EFF Black Thugs at the University of the Free State

This is the pathetic response of Jonathan Jansen, Vice-Chancellor of the University of the Freestate after the incident of 22 February when EFF thugs invaded the the playing field during a rugby match and spectators had to remove the thugs from the playing as they infringed on their right to enjoy their sport.
Read all about how Jansen covered for the thugs and told the the spectators, whites, that they actually infringed on the right of the black EFF thugs:
"University of Free State Vice Chancellor Jonathan Jansen said on Tuesday that the brawl between protesters and spectators at the Shimla Park rugby stadium had opened up old wounds.
"Monday night's event was a setback for transformation, we had made so much progress. The acts of the spectators trampled literally and figuratively the rights of the protesters and opened old wounds," Jansen told reporters in Bloemfontein.
On Monday, a Varsity Cup match between the UFS and Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) was disrupted when protesters and students swarmed the field and took each other on in a massive brawl.
Jansen said the game started at 18:30 and that 17 minutes into the game, a group of protesters decided to disrupt proceedings.
"We condemn this strongly. Nobody had the right to take the law into their own hands. While the protests were illegal and disruptive, it did no harm to the physical well-being of the spectators," Jansen said.
He said his team has been working around the clock to meet the demands of contract workers demanding to be in-sourced, and was hoping to have reached an agreement by now."
Pathetic that Jansen sided with the thugs but no wonder, the thugs were blacks and the spectators whites.
Note: The EFF black thugs had not right to invade the the playing field!

Who or What is Behind the Student Revolution/Revolt/Unrest?

Someone asked the question who or what is behind the student revolution: the ANC, EFF, Media, etc.
My opinion is that the ANC have a pact with the EFF to use the universities as revolutionary war zones for the revolution that never happened just before or immediately after 1994.
Why do I say this?
Remember it was never Mandela's or the ANC's intention to have a smooth transition to a democracy where everyone could live in harmony with each other. That is why Mandela was so stubborn to denounce the armed struggled because they wanted a revolution where it would have been "Adieu South Africa" for the whites. But the manner in which De Klerk dealt with the matter and the way in which the West warmed to it, made the arch-terrorist to think twice.
So Mandela and his cronies decided to "give in" for the show, knowing that they would live another day to fight the revolution.
Everything went according to plan for the revolution but Mandela was too stubborn to die and Mad Max Zuma became president by means of the now well-known palace revolution.
So, while the ANC brain trust was planning for the delayed revolution and adieu South Africa party for the whites, Zuma lost it all and slowly but surely and then bloody fast, started to bugger up this country. Remember the movie of the 70's "Start the Revolution Without Me?". Zuma was too busy looting that he could not start with it. Then Gwede Mantashe and his cronies decided the revolution should come from outside the ANC to save face. They made a pact with Malema that they would stage a fallout and he would leave and start the EFF, which was just the modernised version of the struggle's MK.
Therefore, the student revolution is the brainchild of the ANC but run by the EFF or modern MK.
Think for yourself, the ANC haven't bat an eye or lifted a finger regarding the spade of student unrests!
And back at the ranch, Zuma enjoys his looting spree while Mantashe and his merry men are planning and executing the adieu South Africa party.
Note: This is entirely based on my own opinion of what is going on in South Africa.

White People Never Stole Any Land!

Not so long ago Zuma tried to stir up anti-white hatred by accusing whites that they stole land from the blacks. Zuma and everyone know this is a bullshit story!
Here is the truth:
"The ANC and its government have created a narrative which portrays white farmers as thieves of land that rightfully belongs to the indigenous people of this country. Although these farmers benefited from the apartheid system, it’s disingenuous to attribute the 1913 Land Act to them; they were not yet born. On the other hand, the government’s bad public policy and corruption are responsible for escalating poverty in SA. It’s unfair to blame white farmers for the mismanagement of the land restitution; the blame should be attributed to the poor project management within the government. Most of the land that was attained by black farmers through the land restitution process is commercially redundant. The government failed to craft a Local Economic Development (LED) framework that will assist traditional communities to use the land commercially.
The Royal Bafokeng and Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela were able to formulate their own LED framework and governance structures. The upshot of this has been impressive economic development by these two traditional communities. My ‘thumb-suck’ estimations are that there are about 10 million beneficiaries of the land restitution policy who could maximise the acquired land commercially and become economically empowered. Interestingly, these people automatically acquired the mining rights when they received the land. It is very clear that the government has no plan for how to assist the people who have already acquired land.
If we are serious about fixing South Africa, we should create a public policy that would enable the ‘boer’ (farmer) to come back to farming and ‘maak ‘n plan’. Experienced farmers (white) and new (mostly black) farmers should work together. Black farmers will bring the land while their experienced counterparts bring their massive experience.
The ANC government and unions should start to appreciate the role of farmers in providing food security and creating jobs. Our public policy should be formulated in such a way that most experienced farmers can still own land because in the absence of land, banks won’t give them funding. Actually, all farmers should be given financial support and subsidies regardless of their race.
While the Asian countries and Europeans appreciate and empower their farmers, here in SA the ANC government treats them with contempt and suspicion; this should stop. Massive economic development in China and Asia were stimulated by a thriving agriculture sector. Growth in agriculture boosts productivity in manufacturing and services sectors – this leads to job creation."
Acknowledgement: Rabelani Dagada

The Ugly Face of Black Racism in South Africa

Today I, a very proud Afrikaans speaking person, who is just coincidentally white, am very angry. As I was planning to leave campus an enormous disturbance occurred. The EFF decided, to once again, protest. As always this is probably Apartheid's fault or Jan van Riebeecks's. Today's whole situation was about abolishing the Afrikaans language from an Afrikaans Universiteit van Pretoria. Today I was afraid and terrified in a place where we annually pay hundreds of thousands of rands to gain an education, to in the long run get away from the racisit crap like this. The english speaking people in the protest, who were all coincidentally and conveniently black, started fights, threw policemen with rubbish, threatened white people, who weren't even Afrikaans, to hurt them and come after them. They had sticks and every intent to become violent. The say that Afrikaans is disrupting them and it is influencing their abilities to study. When in fact there are English and Afrikaans lectures for most of the subjects.
Yes some of the subjects are taught bilingually, but just a newsflash. There are many Afrikaans speaking people who struggle with english and that influences them in a negative way.
Some important things I realized today...
1. Some people will find anything to protest about because they receive a lot of their education and money free from the government, so it does not mean anything to them if they miss out on their studies or if they have to return for another year.
2. Racism goes both ways, but not in South Africa. Here only the whites were taught how to be racist. If a white person looks at a black person, it is racist. But if black people wear shirts and walk around with posters that read " Fuck all whites" , "Kill all the whites" it is apparently just freedom of speech.
3. Don't get me wrong. Today I spoke to various black people who think this is all just absurd. I was pleasantly surprised and impressed at the way they are open minded enough to take Afrikaans and the white peoples' concerns into mind.
4. Some black people are just out to hate and hurt white people. This whole thing is not about Afrikaans and inequality, but we all know this about the hatred that has been inflicted on these blacks who were apparently previously disadvantaged by Apartheid, but the funny part of it, most of them were born right when Apartheid came to an end and I can't remember shit about when i was born, so I doubt that they can.
I am all for freedom of speech and speaking your mind, but if your sole intent is hatred, nothing good can ever come from it.
One always sees the black people rioting, but never the aftermath. Attached is an image of the white, Afrikaans students picking up all the rubbish that the black people took from the dustbins and threw it all around and kicked it like real and true animals.. Maybe some of us did evolve from apes and gorillas.. Theory still has to be proven.
In would love to finish my degree and get out of this country. Because being a girl, white AND Afrikaans is apparently a very bad combination to be in South Africa. As my friend and I walked home, we were completely terrified. And that is some fucked up shit to be that afraid of just being born a certain way.
I did this in English, because i would not want to disrespect or disadvantage anyone
REMEMBER ... Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat. She did not throw rubbish on the bus, break it, and the burned it down
That is all
Thank you
Name withheld to avoid victimization

Mmusi Maimane, Do Not Worry, I Won’t Vote For The DA!

Today at the Apartheid Museum Maimane at last took of his blue jacket and put on his green, black and gold jacket!

I am a proud white South African but I am not a racists as branded by the ANC, EFF and also now by the DA. But today Maimane lost it just like Zuma lost it many moons ago.

It is good to say that if you are racist please do not vote DA but in his speech he hint that it is whites who are racists but what the poor man do not understand is that he himself is a racist when he last week tweeted about whites doing shopping but blacks must work in that shops. And what the poor man further does not realize is that due to Equity and Affirmative Action whites are not appointed to work there due to their skin colour – not naked racism Maimane to barr a certain race from working based on racists’ laws? So, Maimane, are you also not going to vote DA as you are a racist? And do you realize that it is the money of the white racists (racists according to ANC, EFF and DA) that pay those blacks’ salaries?

PS: for more than a week I tweeted you with information of incidents of black racism, even of Zuma but you did nothing but when a white is accused of racism you are immediately on your donkey like a Don Quixote storming the racist windmills!

Another PS: Although I am not a racist, I will not vote ANC, EFF or DA because I do not vote for a racist party!

By Nigel Olifaunt

The Real Reason for the Students’ Fees Must Fall Revolt of 2015

To start with, I do not call them students because they do not deserve it. They are not students, they are hooligans and thugs. Because they did not act like students!

The entire 2015 these hooligans and thugs fabricated excuses not to study but rather to show that they are indeed hooligans and thugs.

There were the various incidents of marches and toi-toi’s against so-called racism on campuses, against Afrikaans, against monuments and statutes of the so-called white imperialists. You name it and they found a reason to break, destroy, burn and just to show us that they are indeed hooligans and thugs.

Then as the end of the academic year was upon the thugs and hooligans some of them realised they spent more time outside the classrooms that they got too far behind to salvage lost time – they would never pass the year-end exams.

So, what happened? Yes, they went to the streets again, this time to burn, destroy, break and just to be hooligans and thugs in the name of ‘no fee increases for 2016’ and ‘free tuition’. So, they knew that they would not pass 2015 but now they had the excuses they were revolting against fee increases and for free education.

And, now they would demand that all of them must be credited for the subjects of 2015.

And we know what will happen if universities do not comply . . . . . they will start 2016 academic year with a revolt!!

And the joke of the revolts of 2015 is that the Media and the DA supported these hooligans in their ‘noble’ quest for justice whilst the EFF actually was fuelling the revolts!

Yes, this is the South Africa we can be proud of?????

Youth Day 2015 - Nothing Much To Celebrate About!

Today is Youth Day - politicians, especial the corrupt ANC leaders and the bombaai guys from the EFF will suffer from verbal diarrhea as they will try to motivate and brag what the youth of South Africa had brought about in South Africa and how the struggle had brought a new wonderful democracy for everyone, except for the whites!

Yes, a lot of crap! But let us be realistic, the youth of 1976 was better off than the youth of today, 2015! Wait, before you just whine again that I am a white racist. Listen me out!

In 1976 the youth revolted against the oppressive white government? Aikona! That is the story the useless ANC will tell you. It was just a conspiracy of Mandela and the other ANC leaders in jail at that time to use the youth as cannon fodder! Which was a failure but gave the idiots in jail something to talk about every 16 June as from 1994.

Check this out

Think for yourself:

• ·         In 2015 the youth still revolts against the government which incidentally is black! Revolting against poor service delivery of useless corrupt ANC counselors on local government level, for free tampons and condoms on campuses, against statutes reminding them of imperialism and apartheid, against tuition fees at universities, for jobs, etc. Rather than enjoying the democracy and governing this country the youth is breaking this country, burning it, destroying it.
• ·         In 1994 the youth shouted AMANDLA! Poor idiots did not know what it was all about. I am white (and very proud about it) and was that time an assistant director in Correctional Services and the poor young warders (black) was boastful that now they would be the commissioners. Idiots did not want to listen when I told them that there was only one post for Commissioner and not all of them could be Commissioner. Shame, 21 years later I pensioned from the Department as an assistant director but the poor idiots of 1994 are still no further than sergeant, if they did not yet died of AIDS.
• ·         There are still no jobs although during each election campaign, whether on central or local level, the ANC promises jobs, houses, electricity, etc. And the idiots still vote for them, vote for promises. And the youth believe them! What a joke!
• ·         In the townships the youth with qualifications a plenty, are struggling to get work. They burn and destroy in high hopes that it would give them jobs. They kill and burn those friends of them who have jobs! And what does the provincial and local government do? They tell them to go and seek partnerships with white businesses and companies who have the money and expertise to come and rebuilt the infrastructure they destroyed. And what does the white businesses and companies say? Forget it, the government does not honor their financial commitment for services delivered. But, come the next election, the idiots vote once again for the useless ANC counselors.

Think for yourselves - where are the youth of 1976 today? Nobody knows!

Enjoy your youth day, tomorrow you have to face the cold again to go and revolt against something!

On a lighter note: Check out the word 'corruption' in any dictionary - there is a photo of the government!

Danie