Oh Shucks! It’s Mandela Day! Again!

Yes, if there is one day in the year I hate, tomorrow it is the 18^th of July!

 We must devote 67 minutes of our time (one minute for every year of Mandela’s campaign for human rights in South Africa) to do good. LOL!!!!

Count me out please. Mandela’s campaign started in 1942 – so, within this time span, his terrorist war against civilians of all races of South Africa, for example the Church Street bomb in 1983 fell, was that an act of humanity? NO!!!  Was that within the human right of life? NO!!!!!

If Mandela was that humanitarian for goodwill and human rights why did he not spend his 67 years’ campaign by changing mind-sets? Not only the mind-sets of white people but also the mind-sets of non-whites in order to prepare them all to manage this country in any way except the current way the ANC is running it? 

    

But back to the farce of 67 minutes of goodwill and do-gooders on the 18^th, for the remaining 525,533 minutes until 00H00 on 17 July 2018 what about the:

·         Killing of people (the right to life?) ,

·         Raping of women and children,

·         Driving on our roads without consideration of fellow road users,

·         Political intolerance,

·         Anti-white and anti-black hate speech, hatred and racism,

·         Genocide of white farmers,

·         Stealing,

·         Corruption,

·         Mismanagement of state resources and finances,

·         State capturing,

·         Burning, looting and destroying valuable infrastructure and property when wanting better salaries, service delivery, tampons for free and education,

·         Incompetence of the government etc., etc., etc.

I know that nothing had change after each and every good-doer’s 67 since it started, rather to the contrary, human rights and goodwill rather went straight to Zuma’s junk yard call democracy!   67 minutes to be spent on 18 July 2017 will once again be a waste and therefore I will spend my 67 minutes trying to down 67 cold ones!!

And I will start saving for my 67 cold ones on 18 July 2018 if SA still exists by that time!!!!

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

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.

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 Entitlement, Black Savagery and Anti-White Hatred and Discrimination

17 February the black rampage at the University of Cape Town continued. It was a full on chimpout by the university’s beloved Noble Savages they nursed all these years.
Historical art and pictures of white people were burned. Slogans screaming “Fuck white people” and “Fuck black exclusion” were spray painted all over campus. A Jammie-shuttle bus providing free transport for students was burned out along with cars. The Vice Chancelor, Max Price’s, office was fire bombed.
Amongst the eight people arrested was the “underprivileged” son of millionaire Brian Molefe, CEO of Eskom.
Brain Molefe’s salary and full remunerations are R15million a year.
Itumeleng Molefe is a “born free” who never suffered under Apartheid. He went to the best schools, drives fancy cars, wears only brand name clothes and has never in his life experienced poverty. He stays in a private flat, What is he protesting about?
The ironic thing here is that the perpetrators are all privileged blacks, when in fact it should have been done by underprivileged whites.
“Fuck black exclusion”???
I had to laugh when I saw that. UCT has an extreme racist policy of WHITE EXCLUSION. If anything whites should be on the rampage seeing that they are fully in their right to protest unjust policies and laws that discriminate against them.
For example; to study medicine at the University of Cape Town (UCT), white and Indian students require at least a 78% average on their National Senior Certificate, a Chinese student 73%, a coloured student 64%...whereas black students only requires 59%.
Bar still raised for white students
But UCT is not the only university. In the four years from 2005 to 2009, all four universities in the Western Cape (UCT, UWC, CPUT and US) radically increased the percentage of black students accepted and decreased the percentage of white and coloured students admitted.
In certain professional programmes, including the MBChB degree, preference was given to coloured, African and Indian students. White students were then given the remaining available spots.
Not only that. Under the Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) laws, Companies dealing with UCT are scored based on the quota of black ownership, senior managers, training, as well as suppliers. These scores then translate into their ability to compete for tenders.
Further, under the Affirmative Action (AA) laws, UCT operates a quota system policy for hiring and promotion of lecturers and admin staff. Positions will be left unfilled if the appropriate demographic candidate cannot be recruited, even if another qualified person is available.
So I am sorry if I sound a bit indifferent to the crisis at UCT. It is self created. They made their bed; They must lie on it.
They made the biggest mistake any authority can make when faced with protests: They caved in to #RhodesMustFall and therefore created expectations.
P.W. Botha made the same mistake when he created the Tri-cameral parliament by including Coloureds and Indians. What did it bring him? Protests in the townships, including coloured townships, INCREASED, not decreased.
When these #RhodesMustFall idiots tried the same at Oxford in England where people can study with a Rhodes scholarship for two years, the university authorities basically told them to “Piss Off!” and amazingly they did.
When you study revolutions everywhere, French, Russian, South African, Egyptian, etc...you will see that the moment the guys in authority make concessions, want to negotiate and give in to demands, they have lost. They raise expectations and the protests increase until everything is burned to the ground and anarchy reigns. Same with UCT.
UCT should never have started with any racist policies let alone cave in to black racists, but yes...liberals always know better. If UCT burns to the ground...check the worry in my eye.
By Mike Smith