ANC and ‘eight stages of genocide’

Genocide is not a one-time event - it is a very slow process, according to the international watchdog Genocide Watch.org. Importantly, at each of its first five stages, the looming genocide can still be prevented-- if the local and international political will is present. Does the international community have the political will to intervene before stage 7 - the all-out genocide of the Afrikaner and Boer people ? Read further...

GENOCIDE UNFOLDING IN SOUTH AFRICA

Westminster, United Kingdom

On Saturday morning, 8 May 2010, around 20 Afrikaners, referring to themselves as “Boere”, conducted a “silent protest” in Parliament Square against what is known in South Africa as “Plaasmoorde” – Farm Murders.

With their mouths taped and without chanting any of the slogans on their placards ranging from “More than 3,000 farmers murdered since 1994” and “Families butchered everyday” to “No farmers, no food” and “Boer genocide = African famine” they symbolised the silence of the world press when it comes to the reporting of these killings. Apart from two high profile murders that enticed a couple of media reports for a week or two, these murders have gone largely unnoticed. Read further...

‘We’re in the final days of white life in South Africa’

by Jonathan Clayton in Vredefort
The gunman leant forward and pushed the pistol hard into Manie Potgieter’s neck. “Listen, you white bastard,” he whispered, his breath heavy with alcohol. “I have Aids. We are now going to rape your wife and give her Aids too. Then, we kill you, got it?”
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