What Freedom Means in SouthAfrica

Today is yet another Freedom Day in South Africa.

But what does freedom means in South Africa?

Here are a few examples:

- Freedom to steal as you like (The ANC calls it radical economic transformation)

- Freedom to rape as you like (Isn't South Africa called the rape capital of the world?) (Didn't Judge Mabel Jansen mentioned a black rape culture?)

- Freedom to kill and maime as you like (No wonder the ANC Government denies a white genocide) (No wonder politicians like Zuma and Malema sang 'Kill the Boer ....)

- Freedom to sell you country like Zuma did

- Freedom  to burn and destroy any thing if you are not happy with any thing

- Freedom  to be just useless and blaming Apartheid and whites for your incompetence to make South Africa great.

- Freedom to vote but when you are not happy with those you elected you are free to burn down infrastructures to show them you do not like them

- Freedom to loot state coffers (Oops, already mentioned radical economic transformation)

There you are. South Africa the freedom country!

Enjoy you Freedom Day!

ANC Government Exposed! They Love Our Colonial Heritage!

The ANC has been exposed big time - they actually love our colonial heritage, although they will never admit it! Real one-eyed Jacks! With one eye they denounce colonialism and  persecute anyone that are positive about colinialism. They even promote a process of decolonialism to rid South Africa from its colonial heritage! But behind the facade they created they actually love colonialism!

This charade by the ANC was once again highlighted with the current (2018) Commonwealth Games. They support and allow our participation but are then quiet about the racist colonial past. If they are sincere in their so-called crusade to rid South Africa from its colonial past, why not start with decolonising us from participating in the Commonwealth Games?

Remember Zuma with the 2010 Soccer World Cup in South Africa where the idiot announced publicly that soccer is a real African game? Nobody wanted to correct the idiot that it originated in England because they were afraid that he would commit suicide!

The F*cking Jacob Zuma

The last day Cyril Ramaphosa visited Jacob Zuma to beg him to resign or else he would be recalled, Zuma said to Cyril during a tea break: "you know this whites are not bad. Actually I love them and I like their way of giving people nicknames that decribe the opposite what they actually  mean. For example, a big guy they would call Tiny, as in Tiny Neethling. A very fat person they would call Skinny.

Look at me, I hadn't had sex for 14 years now but they call me The Fucking Zuma"!

The Unbearable Whiteness of Being

Many moons ago I read the novel, “The Unbearable Lightness of Being”. With all the anti-white campaigns running rampart in South Africa, I got inspiration from the book for this post.

The Unbearable Lightness of Being is a 1984 novel by Milan Kundera, about two women, two men, a dog and their lives in the 1968 Prague Spring period of Czechoslovak history. The Prague Spring was a period of political liberalization in Czechoslovakia during the era of its domination by the Soviet Union after World War II. It began on 5 January 1968, when reformist Alexander Dubček was elected First Secretary of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (KSČ), and continued until 21 August 1968 when the Soviet Union and other members of the Warsaw Pact invaded the country to halt the reforms.

The Prague Spring reforms were a strong attempt by Dubček to grant additional rights to the citizens of Czechoslovakia in an act of partial decentralization of the economy and democratization. The freedoms granted included a loosening of restrictions on the media, speech and travel. After national discussion of dividing the country into a federation of three republics, Bohemia, Moravia-Silesia and Slovakia, Dubček oversaw the decision to split into two, the Czech Republic and Slovak Republic. This was the only formal change that survived the end of Prague Spring, though the relative success of the nonviolent resistance undoubtedly prefigured and facilitated the peaceful transition to liberal democracy with the collapse of Soviet hegemony in 1989.

Sounds like parallels with South Africa’s “liberation and democratization” history since 1994 with the role-players the ANC, Zuma, the Guptas and Bell Pottinger. From there “The Unbearable Whiteness of Being”!

Everything that went wrong in this country since 1994 was blamed on the whites. Remember the farce of decolonizing science and everything “bearing whiteness” and colonialism which culminated in the recent Bell Pottinger “white monopoly capital” scandal. It is ironic that a white monopoly capital firm – the London-headquartered Bell Pottinger – was hired by a Gupta entity to orchestrate a campaign to create the monster of white monopoly capital in South Africa. There have been suspicions and allegations that Bell Pottinger put together a devious strategy to defend the Gupta family and President Jacob Zuma by painting them as victims of greedy white racists. 

  

Well, I for one am fed-up with this anti-white racism and hatred that is devouring this democracy of us. Whites have an equal right in South Africa and there is nothing to be ashamed off. Contrary, was it not for whites the world would still be in the dark ages. Here is some food for thought:

Whites have been responsible for:

·         The invention of the printing press

·         Cement

·         The harnessing of electricity

·         Flight

·         Rocketry

·         Astronomy

·         The telescope

·         Putting a man on the moon and other space travel

·         Radio

·         Television

·         The telephone which include the cell phone

·         The light bulb

·         Photography

·         Motion pictures

·         The phonograph

·         The electric battery

·         Inventing the automobile

·         The steam engine

·         Railroad transportation

·         The microscope

·         Computers

·         The Internet

·         The discovery of countless medical advances

·         Inventing incredible applications

·         A whole lot of scientific progress

Here are a just a few notable historical figures that were white which had an positive impact on our world and lives:

·         Socrates

·         Aristotle

·         Plato

·         Homer

·         Tacitus

·         Julius Ceaser

·         Napoleon

·         William the Conqueror

·         Marco Polo

·         Washington

·         Jefferson

·         Bach

·         Beethoven

·         Mozart

·         Magellan

·         Columbus

·         Cabot

·         Edison

·         Graham Bell

·         Newton

·         Galileo

·         Watt

·         Ford

·         Luther

·         Da Vinci

·         Poe

·         Tennyson

·         Pasteur

·         Mendel

·         Darwin

I know some people reading this will say, “You must be a White Supremacist”. Actually there is no objective standard by which anyone can determine what a supreme race is.

But back at the ranch, those who want to decolonize South Africa, go on, but start with your cars, TV’s and cell phones and decide then if you can get along without it!

Mandela Day 2017

Well, here we are again in July already. Time flies, doesn't it? Why did Koos threw his watch out of the speeding train? He wanted to see time flies!

But July also means once again Mandela Month will be forced down our throats like castor oil for a six year old.

I wrote about the Arch Terrorist already many moons ago and you can recap it here:

WILL THE REAL NELSON MANDELA PLEASE STAND UP!

MY 67 MINUTES ON MANDELA DAY!

Yes, I cannot stand Mandela, just like Zuma cannot stand Jan Van Riebeeck.

And once again the good-doers will go out of their way to impress with their so-called do-goodie-67- minutes. Even myself will try to down as many bottles of beer in 67 minutes.

But, jokes aside, think for yourself (those who are able) if Mandela was that good, was that saint the whole bloody world thought he was, why is South Africa in the junk situation the ANC of
 Mandela ran this country into?

The answer my friend is that Mandela was not the saint, he rather opted for killing and maiming innocent people to reach the ANC's goal. His people were never educated or prepared to be good citizens and be equal for the task of running a democracy. That is why people think  it is cool to run  a country with sticks and stones, burning tires, destroying infrastructures, stealing, raping, etc. That is why this country is in the dire straits it is.

Therefore, as long as the ANC is still blaming Van Riebeeck and his white descendants for everything they turned this country into, I will never forget the atrocities of Mandela and his ANC during their so-called struggle, for example the Church Street bomb.

Therefore, enjoy your 'turning-the-other-cheek-67-

minutes on 17 July. I will enjoy my 67 bottles of beer on the wall!

The Naked Reality of Youth Day 2017 in South Africa

Earlier today (16 June 2017) I took a stroll to Shoprite in Putfontein Road Cloverdene to buy bread.

When I was on my way back in Cloverdene Road a young boy (later introduced as July) greeted me friendly in Afrikaans and asked 'My baas R5 vir 'n brood asseblief' clapping his hands together pleading.

When asked how old he is and if he is in school July responded that he is 19 years old and not in school but he has passed 'form 6', whatever it maybe, I assumed it is standard 6 or grade 8 as it is called now?

When I told him I don't give money to beggars, he asked for a job. Then I told him that he should join the club - Myself are too white, too male, too qualified and too old to be employed. I could have been nasty and told him to ask the ANC for a job but he would just waste his time. But I referred him to the DA because Mmusi Maimane constantly brag how he and his party would create jobs like no one's business.

The moral of the story is that on  this Youth Day 2017, while the ANC and the DA will try to get some political mileage out of 16 June 1976, the naked reality is that there are youths like July, only speaking Afrikaans to beg for some bread money from a white man, who are worse off than before 1994 and although he has the right to vote and indeed voted last year in the municipal elections, could not better his current situation.

A variation on an old adage: 'While Zuma and his ANC are singing ABBA's "Money, Money, Money", youths like July have a bleak, bleak, bleak future'.

And you cannot blame Jan van Riebeeck for it! Or Apartheid! Or the whites!

PS: When I said my goodbyes to July I gave him half of the bread I bought, but tomorrow he will still be hungry!

Also Read This Post of Yesterday - The Lost Youth

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."

Jacob the Liar and Thief

Invoices now show Jacob Zuma personally benefitted from palace upgrades. On Sunday the Sunday Times confirmed what South Africans have long believed, that Jacob Zuma lied, and personally benefitted from the upgrades which took place at his R247 million private Nkandla residence.
This contradicts what Zuma previously articulated in Parliament where he stated that he and his family had not benefitted materially from the upgrades.
Zuma previously told Parliament that “My residence in Nkandla was paid for by the Zuma family. All the buildings and every room we use in that residence was built by ourselves as a family and not by government. I have never asked government to build a home for me, and it has not done so.”
He also said that “What the security has done for security features does not include the houses you have counted. They are neither in my residence nor my home.”
The information release by the Sunday Times today, which was not made available to the Public Protector during her investigation into Nkandla, shows that taxpayers money was spent on Zuma’s private residences in Nkandla including items such as air conditioning, aluminum windows, paved walkways and even six door mats which each cost R1500.

The Anti-Racism Circus

1. An Overdue Initiative
When I received an invitation to attend the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development Consultation on a National Action Plan to Combat Racism, Discrimination, Xenophobia and Intolerance, I was encouraged. It sounded like a great idea. About time that somebody in government was going to do something constructive about all the farm murders and irresponsible politicians singing: “Kill the Boer! Kill the farmer!” and “one settler – one bullet!” rebel rousers wearing: “kill all whites” T-shirts on campus. With all the talk about “Eradicating Afrikaans”, destroying art treasures and national monuments, this initiative was obviously long overdue.
2. Through the Looking Glass
However, it was not long after arriving at the Conference Centre in Century City that I had this uncomfortable feeling, like Alice in Wonderland, that I had fallen through The Looking Glass and was at some kind of Mad Hatters Tea Party! It was not just the opulent catering overflowing the tables. The speakers seemed to have misread the Memo. Unless my ears were deceiving me, speaker after speaker seemed to be promoting racism, discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance!
3. Defining the Terms
I turned to the Draft document for Public Consultation of the National Action Plan and read the definitions at the beginning of this glossy DOG publication. Yes, there it was: “Hate crimes: acts motivated by bias based on the identity (with reference to race, religion, national origin…) of a victim are forms of bias motivated violence… hate crimes are message crimes that send a message of fear to an entire community… hate crimes, particularly when they do not meet an adequate response from the state, violate fundamental principles of equality and non-discrimination can lead to social unrest.”
“Discrimination: imposes burdens, obligations or disadvantages on, or withholds benefits from, opportunities or advantages from any person, on one or more of the prohibited grounds.”
“Institutionalised Racism: any kind of system of inequality based on race…”
4. Blatant Racism in the Name of Combatting Racism
Yet, I was hearing speakers clearly advocated, what to me seemed to be racist hate speech, institutionalised intolerance and systematic discrimination against whites in general and Afrikaners in particular.
5. Inexplicable Omissions and Outrageous Generalisations
Not only were they not dealing with the thousands of farmers murdered in South Africa, but they were making the most outrageous generalisations and racist statements, such as:
“All whites are racist!”
“We have to invade those sectors where whites are still in charge!”
“All whites must be re-educated!”
“The honeymoon period of democracy has come to an end!”
“Equality is not enough! This is not a single issue revolution!”
“No more reconciliation!”
“The white culture must fall!”
“Racial superiority is expressed through sports!”
“Rugby is everything to the Afrikaners. You want to hurt the Afrikaner, you must crush their rugby. We must insist that at least 50% of all their rugby teams are black.”
“Afrikaans is not a language for education. It has no place in universities.”
“We need to deconstruct the systematic racism by eradicating whiteness.”
“We have had 21 years of carrots – now we need the sticks! They must feel the pressure to compel them to hand over all their resources!”
“The biggest failure of the TRC was it failed to address sports!”
“We cannot allow the constitution to get in the way of redistributing all wealth and removing whites from all positons of authority and land ownership.”
“God is the Ultimate Racist!”
Nikhiel Deepalal, National Chairperson for Students for Law and Social Justice decaled that he used to believe in God until he saw all the inequality and realised that God is the ultimate racist! Therefore he had given up on religion, because of inequality.
“Christianity is Racist!”
One previous speaker, Congress of South Africans Trade Unions (CASATU), Tony Ehrenreich, declared that “racism is inculcated in every doctrine of Christianity!”
Atheist Agenda
The absolutely mindless, out-of-touch with reality, Marxist, atheist hatred for Christianity from some of the speakers was staggering.
6. Double Standards
I looked back at the definitions at the beginning of this document and sure enough, bias against any religion or conscience constituted hate speech. Yet here were a steady stream of speakers stereotyping all whites and Christians and males in the most hostile and prejudicial language! There was evidently a blatant double standards and blindness to their own hatred and racism.
The fact is that only Biblical Christianity offers a rational basis for opposing racism and for pursuing justice. Equality before the law is a Biblical principle (Numbers 15:15). It is a fact of history that the teachings and example of Jesus Christ inspired the invention of hospitals, the nursing profession, history’s greatest charitable movements, the abolition of the slave trade and much more. The teachings of Jesus Christ to love your neighbour, to do unto others as you want them to do unto you, the good Samaritan, and so much more, has inspired the greatest acts of charity, compassion and mercy ever seen in history.
One speaker, Nikhiel Deepalal ranted on about why are whites allowed to be on university faculties. Why were students of law required to study British, Roman and Dutch law. Why not just study traditional Juris prudence?  Why do we require professors and judges to have years of experience? “What is wrong with making professors of 25 year olds?” he asked, but did not give an opportunity for anyone to answer. One wondered what traditional juris prudence he was referring to, as Shaka and Dingaan were not particularly known for the rule of law or democracy. Tens-of-thousands were bludgeoned or impaled on the mere word of the king and 156 tribes exterminated in the genocidal Mfecane, which killed over 3 million people in the early 1800s. What traditional juris prudence is this man talking about and who would actually and who would actually want to live under such an arbitary rule of dictators and witchdoctors?
Gillian Schutte, the Co-Founder of Media for Justice, ranted and raved against whiteness and all whites being racist and the need for all whites to be re-educated. She also railed against patriarchy and made clear that it was not just white males that they were against, but black patriarchy is also the enemy. Several spoke about the need for the second phase of “the Revolution”.
Evidently many of the speakers at this consultation saw themselves as victims and even after 21 years of ANC rule were not willing to take responsibility for anything wrong in the country. Anything wrong is the fault of whites and apartheid. The solution is Socialism, Communist Revolution, confiscation, and radical feminist, GayGB Pink Inquisition deconstructing systemic racism, eradicating whiteness and advancing traditional juris prudence! Inevitably from all this will flow socialist utopia and we will then all live happily ever after.
By Peter Hammond
7 March 2016

Gatvol!!!

Soos ek gesê het, gaan ek 'n gedig plaas, wat waarskynlik 'n hele paar mense sal onstel en wie dan asseblief maar skuiling elders sal moet gaan soek.
Ek is net mooi GATVOL vir al die sinnelose en onregverdige aanvalle teen my en my mense. GATVOL vir uitsprake soos "Die moeilikheid het begin toe Jan van Riebeeck in die Kaap aangekom het.", dat die ""apartheid" die oorsaak is dat skole afgebrand word, hospitale verval, Eskom in sy moer is, elke munisipaliteit a.g.daarvan bankrot is (terwyl ALLE munisipalitiete destyds 'n baie gesonde batige saldo in die bank gehad het! En uiters funksioneel was)
en die staatsdiens so korrup en vol bedrog is,...ge-erf van die apartheids regime!!!!!!
Ek is GATVOL geluister na die grond wat ons van hulle gesteel het, GATVOL vir die aantuigings dat die witman die onderdrukker is, die gevolg dat die al die ander rasse ägtergeblewenes" is. GATVOL om te hoor dat ons, die witman, net agteroor gesit het terwyl "hulle" die land opgebou het, paaie en geboue gebou het en die land in welvaart omskep het!!!
Die geskiedenis bewys dat "hulle" reeds baie agtergeblewene" hier aangetref was, met die aankoms van ons voorvaders uit lande waar daar reeds merkwaardige argitektoniese pronkstukke gebou was,...vooruitgang, universiteite en selfs al 'n tremdiens!!
Bykans 8 jaar gelede het ek die volgende geskryf:
IS DIT MY SKULD MENEER DIE PRESIDENT?
Is dit my skuld meneer die president,
dat my voorvaders 350 jaar gelede
u volk van hul alfabet en biblioteke kom onteien het?
U kerke, u skole en u universiteite geinfiltreer en tot niet gemaak het?
U paaie, u mynboubedrywe en u banke verwoes het?
U hawens gebombardeer het en
u skepe gekelder het?
U hospitale en farmatologiese instansies besoedel het...
en u bybel verbrand het?
Is dit my skuld dat ek die kleur van my Vader dra
en dat Sy gees in my as Adamiese wese geblaas is?
Dra ek die skuld van u swart huid
en u onsterflike haat
teen my blank gelaat?
Is dit my skuld dat u en my kulturele agtergronde nie versoenbaar is nie?
En dat my blondkop blouoog meisiekind nie met u seun wil trou nie?
Dalk was u navorsinginstitute ver bo my voorvaders gevorder.
U intellektuele instansies ver bo my Westerdenke
en u geloof in u voorvadergeeste en gode sterker dan my geloof
en u wielontwerp ronder dan myne.
Ek gee u toe,...
my voorvaders het u verwesters
en u sal nooit weer op u eie,
uself weer kan vind!
Dit meneer die President,
....is my skuld!
Pine Pienaar.
Ek groet graag die wat "pad vat"!
Met dankbaarheid, die uwe.

The Freedom for which the ANC fought for 90 odd years?

Any scientists out there?
In South Africa, when a train or bus service arrives late, it is not uncommon for a mob to burn it. When [free] housing is demanded, houses are torched. When [free] sanitation is demanded, public toilets are demolished. When [free] education is demanded, schools and universities are destroyed. When better [free] medical facilities are demanded, clinics are burned. When 'respect for African culture' is demanded, cultural treasures belonging to other cultures are destroyed. Is this sort of behaviour taught, or is it genetic? Scientists, please enlighten us; we are mystified.

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!

Has a War Been Declared On White South Africans?

Has South Africa become most dangerous place you can be outside a war zone?
Nelson Mandela was able to hold the “rainbow nation” together, but he’s passed on. Now, according to the human-rights organization Genocide Watch, South Africa is at pre-genocide stage 6 of 8: “Preparation.”
With the country skidding toward anarchy, naturally, the people want to know whom they should blame. In 2010, a prominent member of the African National Congress named Julius Malema revived an old anti-apartheid song whose lyrics — says Genocide Watch — call for genocide: “Shoot the Boer, shoot, shoot.” “Boer” means “farmer” in Afrikaans; colloquially, it means “white South African.” Malema was ejected from the ANC and convicted of hate speech; he has since formed a new opposition party, the Economic Freedom Fighters, which is currently the third largest party in parliament. Seven months after Malema’s conviction, President Zuma sang the genocide song himself, leading a crowd in a musical chant: “We are going to shoot them with machine guns, they are going to run . . . The cabinet will shoot them, with the machine gun . . . Shoot the Boer, we are going to hit them, they are going to run.”  Nelson Mandela’s successor, the president of South Africa, addresses a crowd of — according to the Guardian — tens of thousands, in a giant stadium, and calls for the murder of what amounts to about 10 percent of his constituents. Among the audience, uniformed members of the military dance.
According to Genocide Watch, the murder rate among South African white farmers is four times higher than among South Africans en masse. That rate increased every month after President Zuma sang his song, for as long as accurate records are available: The police have been ordered to stop reporting murders by race. The police have also disarmed and disbanded groups of farmer-minutemen, organized to provide mutual security. Consequently, says Genocide Watch, “their families” have been “subjected to murder, rape, mutilation and torture.” Meanwhile, “high-ranking ANC government officials . . . continuously refer to Whites as ‘settlers.’”
White South Africans have been native for more than 350 years; whites were farming South Africa before Newton discovered gravity. If, however, no length of time erases the stain of colonization, it should be noted that the dominant Bantu peoples of today’s South Africa displaced the Khoisan peoples who lived in South Africa before them. The archaeological record, evidently, is unclear — but it seems that the first Bantu appeared in what is now South Africa about 400 years before the first European. A long time, but not time immemorial.