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04-07-2010, 05:44 AM #6051
Terre’Blanche was plaasmoord nr. 3368
Die moord op die AWB-leier, mnr. Eugène Terre’Blanche, het die getal moorde op boere én plaaswerkers sedert 1994 op altesaam 3 368 te staan gebring.
“Dit is meer as enige oorlog op die aangesig van hierdie aarde.”
Só het dr. Theo de Jager, visepresident van Agri SA, gister gesê gedurende ’n debat oor voedselsekerheid op die KKNK wat in Oudtshoorn plaasvind.
Hy en me. Tina Joemat-Pettersson, minister van landbou, bosbou en visserye, asook mnr. Ismail Motala, van die Unie vir Suid-Afrikaanse Landbou, en ’n boer van Wolseley, het voedselsekerheid en hervormingskwessies in die landboubedryf gedebatteer.
“As gesinne saans om die etenstafel gaan sit, vra die vroue gewoonlik of dit nog die moeite werd is om aan te hou boer en of dit nie tyd geword het om dorp toe te trek nie,” het De Jager gesê met verwysing na boere se vrees om op hul plase aangeval te word.
De Jager het ook sterk reaksie van sy twee gespreksgenote ontlok toe hy gesê het dit neem ’n geslag om ’n goeie boer te word.
“Dit gebeur nie eensklaps nie. ’n Mens leer boer by jou oupa en jou pa.”
Motala het De Jager se stelling egter gekritiseer en gesê boerdery is ’n sakeonderneming en hy boer maar vir die afgelope sewe jaar.
Joemat-Pettersson het in haar repliek aan die einde van die debat gesê dit is wel so dat baie wit boere oor ’n tydperk van drie geslagte leer boer het en dat dit nie onmiddellik gedoen kan word nie.
“Maar die wit mense het ook gesê swartes kan nie die land regeer nie en ons doen dit al vir die afgelope 16 jaar en ons doen dit steeds – al is dit miskien nie soos u daarvan hou nie,” het Joemat-Pettersson gesê.
04-07-2010, 06:41 AM #6052
Youth hail murder accused as a hero
ONE of people accused of killing AWB leader Eugène Terre’Blanche was yesterday hailed as a hero by black youths outside the Ventersdorp magistrate’s court.
As the chubby Chris Mahlangu, 27, walked out of court with his head under a jacket, the crowd started chanting “viva”. He was escorted by heavily armed police officers.
AWB members and white residents of Ventersdorp arrived as early as 7am, while black people – mostly youths – arrived later.
The accused arrived under heavy police guard and used the court’s side entrance.
Before lunch national prosecuting authority head Menzi Simelane, came out and addressed the media.
After lunch the black adults left the court but not without a word of caution from community leader Bomba Matinyane, who warned them not to accept free food.
“Leave the free food alone. Also report any incidents of violence against you to the police,” he said.
Matinyane said they were not in court to support Mahlangu and his co-accused, a 15- year-old boy.
“We are here to observe. We want to hear the truth. This was not a political murder, it was a crime,” he said.
Steyn van Ronge, one of Terre’Blanche’s deputies, was later appointed the new AWB president.
04-07-2010, 07:05 AM #6053
For two young mothers, allegedly raped and sexually assaulted at two separate police stations in Gauteng and North West, the thought of ever seeing justice done is quickly disappearing.
04-07-2010, 10:28 AM #6054
ANC calls for restraint
Johannesburg - The ANC has called for restraint from its members in the wake of the murder of AWB leader Eugene Terre'Blanche, urging them to avoid songs which polarise society.
Secretary-general Gwede Mantashe told reporters at Luthuli House in Johannesburg on Wednesday: "Our appeal to our members is informed by the fact that we have a responsibility of ensuring that they are not used as a scapegoat for other agendas".
Mantashe confirmed that this call was made to all structures of the ANC including its youth league. He confirmed that he spoke to the league's president, Julius Malema on Tuesday regarding the song.
However Mantashe added that this did not amount to a ban on the song.
'Appropriate political approach'
Rather, the party's top brass will at its next meeting, from May 14 to 16, decide on "an appropriate political approach" in dealing with questions raised about the song.
Mantashe said the song was used to "capture the mood and the moment".
"Now the debate that must take place in the ANC... is how do we use the songs to capture the mood and the moment."
Mantashe said it was "the considered view" of its top six officials who met on Tuesday that the restraint it is calling for would "help our society see through the disguised attempts by the right wing groups" who sought to reverse the progress made in transformation since 1994.
"The restraint will remove excuses...to whip up racial hatred."
On the death of Terre'Blanche, Mantashe said the ANC found it "very unfortunate" that the media and political commentators have politicised a criminal matter.
"Equally important is the lack of reporting and equal sensation around the shooting and killing of a black hunter by a farmer who is currently out on bail of R5 000.
"We are also dismayed by the little coverage of the brutal assault of seven farm workers by a farmer in the North West."
Mantashe brushed aside questions about what the consequences would be should any of the ANC members fail to heed the call for restraint.
He said the ANC structures were "autonomous but integral" and their relationship was not that of "master and servant".
He said the ANC would explain the importance of that restraint and it would "manage" differences which emanated from the structures on the matter.
Once the ANC's National Executive Committee and its National Working Committee discussed the matter, the debate would then filter down to the structures.
"When there is buy in (from the structure), it is easy to manage that decision."
04-07-2010, 11:06 AM #6055
“If you go around telling people that you are a powerful man, not to us, we are not scared of you – we can finish you like a fly – then you are done and nothing in politics,” he said.
“We are very shocked about what appeared today in the Mail & Guardian, where it is alleged that a wife of a leader of a union got a tender to service the union … journalists have caught them on camera, they have exposed them, the anti-corruption unionists.”
04-08-2010, 01:56 AM #6056
WORLD CUP MACHETE THREAT
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04-08-2010, 02:24 AM #6057
Eugène Ney Terre'Blanche 31 Jan 1944 - 3 Apr 2010
Sy voorsate kom uit Frankryk. Sy oupa, Etienne Terre'Blanche, was 'n Kaapse Rebel, wat uit die Kaap Kolonie onder Britse bewind aan Boere-kant gaan veg het. Sy pa De Villebois-Mareuil Terre'Blanche was 'n Kommandant in die Suid-Afrikaanse Weermag (SAW) en was bevelvoerder van die Weermag in sy distrik. Sy moeder, Anna Francina Terre'Blanche, gebore Lourens, was 'n stil vrou wat haar man bygestaan het in alles wat hy aangepak het.
Eugène Ney Terre'Blanche is gebore op Maandag, 31 Januarie 1944 in Ventersdorp, Transvaal. Hy word vernoem na Michel Ney (1769 - 1815) wat deur die geskiedkundiges beskryf is as Napoleon se beroemdste veldheer (hy is deur Napoleon beskryf as die dapperste van almal.) Mnr. Eugène Terre'Blanche het sy skoolopleiding in die Ventersdorp Laerskool en die Hoërvolkskool, Potchefstroom voltooi waar hy in 1962 gematrikuleer het.
Op Hoërskool was hy die voorsitter van die debatgeselskap en kaptein van die Eerste rugbyspan. Hy het ook Wes-Transvaal kleure verwerf. Terwyl hy steeds op die skool was, stig hy 'n jeug kultuurorganisasie genaamd Jong Afrikanerharte, wat hulle daarvoor beywer het om die Boerekultuur en waardes uit te leef.
Na sy skoolopleiding sluit Eugène by die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisie (SAP) aan en dien as vrywilliger in Suid-Wes Afrika (SWA) waar hy vinnig vorder tot die rang van Adjudant-Offisier (AO). Hy word in die berede eenheid aangewend om die grens te patrolleer. Later word hy uit ongeveer 20 000 man gekies om die Staatspresident en Eerste Minister van die Republiek van Suid-Afrika (RSA), John Vorster, te beveilig. Hy is egter teleurgesteld in John Vorster aangesien laasgenoemde te liberaal geword het.
Na vier en 'n halwe jaar diens bedank hy uit die SAP en begin boer. Hy raak aktief betrokke in die Herstigte Nasionale Party (HNP) en staan as kandidaat (Parlementêr en Provinsiaal) in die kiesafdeling Heidelberg.
Nadat hy verskeie politieke stelsels en metodes van regerings bestudeer het, kom hy tot die gevolgtrekking dat die Westminister stelsel ernstige tekortkominge het. Hy glo ook dat die stigting van verskeie politieke partye die blaam te dra het vir tweespalt tussen Afrikaners en die grootste hindernis is om die Boerevolk te verenig. Hy glo en is oortuig dat 'n Boerevolkstaat, gebaseer op die stelsel wat geheers het tydens die Boererepublieke die enigste moontlike oplossing vir die Boerevolk is om te oorleef.
Hy stig die Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) op 7 Julie 1973 met slegs ses geesgenote. Die AWB sou egter nie betrokke raak in partypolitiek nie aangesien dit die Boerevolk net verder sou verdeel. Die doel van die AWB is om die Boerevolk te vereniging deur die stigting van 'n weerstands- en bevrydingsbeweging om 'n partylose Volkstaat daar te stel. In so staat sal die President deur die volk alleen verkies word en die regering sal saamgestel wees uit spesialis verteenwoordigers uit verskeie beroeps- en professionele groeperings. Die AWB maak voorsiening vir elke volk om sy eie grondgebied te besit en oor sy spesifieke volk alleen seggenskap te hê in 'n soewereine staat.
Op 28 Maart 1979 teer en veer mnr. Terre'Blanche en nog twaalf AWB-lede die bekende geskiedkundige akademikus verbonde aan die Universiteit van Pretoria, professor Floors van Jaarsveld.
Van Jaarsveld sou 'n lesing hou oor die afdwingbaarheid van die Sondagklousule by Geloftedag, by die Universiteit van Suid-Afrika (UNISA). Daarin wou van Jaarsveld verder die ingryping van God in die slag en die afdwingbaarheid van die herdenking van Geloftedag op die nageslag bevraagteken. Eugène Terre'Blanche en die AWB se ingryping het die professor in sy spore gestop en verhoed dat hy mense verder mislei. Terre'Blanche en tien ander lede is skuldig bevind aan crimen injuria en kwaadwillige saakbeskadiging. In 2000 kry Terre'Blanche amnestie vir hierdie daad.
Kort na hierdie gebeurtenis sou die media en die wat hom as bedreiging sien, begin om hom en die AWB as Hitler, Nazi's en neo-nazi's te skel. Hierdie woorde het dan ook die skelwoorde uit die monde van die twintigste-eeuse liberaliste geword.
In Desember 1982 word hy en nog agt AWB-lede gearresteer na 'n klopjag deur die polisie waarin wapenopslagplekke op die plaas van sy broer, Andries Terre'Blanche gevind is. In Julie 1983 word hy en drie kamerade aangekla vir handelinge in stryd met die Wet op Terrorisme, terroriste bedrywighede en alternatiewe klagtes met betrekking tot die besit van wapentuig. In Oktober 1983 word hy skuldig bevind en tot twee jaar gevangenisstraf, opgeskort vir vyf jaar, gevonnis. In 2000 kry Terre'Blanche amnestie vir die daad.
Vroeg in 1986 aanvaar hy die destydse minister van Buitelandse Sake, Pik Botha se uitdaging om 'n politieke vergadering van die Nasionale Party in Pietersburg op te breek. Mnr. Terre'Blanche kondig aan: "Pik gaan nie op Pietersburg praat nie; ek gaan!". Die Nasionale Party vlieg dan 'n groot groep boksers, stoeiers en lede van die Springbok karate span aan om die AWB te verhoed om toegang tot die saal te kry.
Tallose AWB lede daag op 22 Mei 1986 by die massiewe Jack Botes saal op en laat die liberaal bedwelmde NP lede soos mis voor die son verdwyn. Pik Botha het nie eers die moed gehad om by die vergadering op te daag nie en was te lafhartig om by sy eie uitdaging te hou. 'n Engelstalige koerant stel dit as volg: "The AWB farmboys simply rolled over them."
In nog 'n opspraakwekkende gebeurtenis lei Terre'Blanche sy beweging tot binne in die Wêreld Handelsentrum in Johannesburg op 25 Junie 1993. Liberaliste en kommuniste skarrel om uit die pad van die Boere te kom toe die AWB's deur die ruite van die voorportaal bars. Hierdie gebeurtenis weergalm tot aan die uithoeke van die wêreld om te wys dat die Boerevolk nie genoeë neem met die oorgee van mag aan die kommuniste nie.
Terre'Blanche het verder geglo dat die destydse Nasionale Party (NP) beleid die Boerevolk verder sal verkneg en uiteindelik sal uitloop op 'n rassistiese meerderheidsregering. Sy waarskuwings is deur die vyandiggesinde media en ander liberaliste afgemaak as die opjaag van emosies. Hy glo ook dat die nuut gevonde demokrasie later tot 'n bloedige konfrontasie tussen die verskillende etniese groepe sal lei.
Op 8 Februarie 1995 spreek Terre'Blanche die Parlement in die Kaapstadse Raadsaal toe en vra dat die amnestie afsnydatum vir politieke dade vanaf 27 April na 10 Mei 1994 verskuif word. Sy goeie en akkurate argumente waarom die datum verskuif moet word het die hele Parlement aangegryp en die goedkeuring van al die partye teenwoordig weggedra. Die nuwe bewind wou egter nie die indruk skep dat hulle die afsnydatum op Terre'Blanche se versoek verskuif nie en het voorgegee dat die datum verskuif is op versoek van Constand Viljoen.
Was dit egter nie vir Eugène Terre'Blanche nie sou die datum heel waarskynlik nie gewysig word nie. Die ANC bewind besef dat Eugène Terre'Blanche in die pad van die nuwe "demokrasie" in Suid-Afrika staan en daarom moet hy uit die samelewing verwyder word. Hulle besef dat indien hulle hom vir politieke dade en/of uitsprake vonnis sou hulle van hom 'n martelaar maak en daarom moes kriminele gronde gevind word om hom te vonnis.
Sodoende sou hy nie martelaar status verwerf nie, maar as krimineel gebrandmerk wees. Politieke inmenging in sy verhoor het dit egter duidelik gemaak dat sy eie, en die Boerevolk se vyande hom as die grootste bedreiging vir hulle een wêreld- regering sien. Die skandalige klagtes wat teen hom gemaak is, is vals.
As Godvresende Christen gelowige, het hy die owerheid verstom toe hy hom tydens gevangesetting aan hulle gesag onderwerp. Dit was dan ook nie vreemd dat hy na opname as gerehabiliteerd beskou is nie en dit dien as bewys dat die misdadige neiging wat hom ten onregte toegedien is, ongegrond was uit die staanspoor.
Eugène Terre'Blanche se leiding en heldersiendheid van die toekoms het van hom 'n leier enig in sy soort gemaak. Sonder hom is die Boerevolk leierloos en besef mense daagliks dat hy altyd die rigtingaanwyser vir sy volk is.
04-08-2010, 05:35 AM #6058
Casino robbers kill journalist
Mafikeng - A local journalist was killed during a hotel and casino robbery in Mafikeng, North West police said on Thursday.
Colonel Lesego Metsi said around five men armed with R5 rifles entered Mmabatho Palms shortly before midnight on Wednesday and ordered everyone to lie on the ground.
The men broke into the slot machines to steal coins and robbed the exchange where cash and chips are traded. An undisclosed amount of money was stolen.
They shot one bystander, a man, before fleeing.
"There was one journalist for a local paper, he was shot dead from behind through the chest," said Metsi.
"What could have led to this killing is not yet known. It is suspected that they realised he had a camera and so he was shot."
No arrests have been made yet, said Metsi.
04-08-2010, 05:37 AM #6059
Tight security in Ventersdorp
Ventersdorp - Firetrucks, ambulances and various police units are being sent to the North West town of Ventersdorp ahead of the funeral on Friday of murdered AWB leader Eugene Terre'Blanche.
Police spokesperson Adele Myburgh said on Wednesday, "the police were prepared for anything" in the sleepy little town.
"Additional ambulances, the fire department and various police units as well as a special unit for public order policing are being deployed to the town," she said outside the Afrikaans Protestant Church where Terre'Blanche's funeral will take place at noon on Friday.
"We are ready for anything."
Terre'Blanche, who started the right wing Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) in 1973, was beaten and hacked to death on his farm outside Ventersdorp on Saturday.
He will be buried in a grave on the farm after the funeral.
Premier going to funeral
Terre'Blanche's family had requested the police to help with their safety.
Myburgh said North West Premier Maureen Modiselle was expected to attend the funeral.
The Terre'Blanche family had agreed to her attendance.
A large international media contingent is expected to cover the funeral.
Ventersdorp was calm on Wednesday, but on Tuesday white and black protesters had to be separated with barbed wire outside the town's magistrate's court when Terre'Blanche's two alleged killers appeared.
The white group sang the apartheid era anthem "Die Stem" while the black group chanted "hero" when one of the alleged killers was escorted out of the court.
'Calm will come'
On Wednesday a white farmer in the nearby town of Lichtenburg was arrested for assaulting seven of his black workers.
A petrol attendant in Ventersdorp said he believed there was tension in the area, but that the situation would calm down soon.
"Most of the people only want to work and then go home and eat with their family," he said.
"They don't want to fight."
Myburgh said the extra police would stay on in the area "while they were needed".
AWB man threatens journalist on TV
The man who vowed at the weekend that Eugene Terre'Blanche's death would be avenged, dramatically lost his cool on prime time TV last night, threatening a political analyst for daring to interrupt him, then belligerently turning on the anchor who tried to defend her.
AWB secretary-general Andre Visagie was appearing with political analyst Lebohang Pheko on e.tv's current affairs show Africa 360, to discuss race relations in the wake of Terre'Blanche's murder.
And just as the ANC is battling to control Julius Malema, so too it appears the AWB may have its own unguided missile in the form of Visagie.
It emerged last night that Visagie might have more on his mind than just his leader's death, and that the AWB appeared to be involved in a leadership battle of its own, with Visagie pitted against the man who has since succeeded Terre'Blanche, Steyn van Ronge.
During the recording of the show, which is broadcast on e.tv and its satellite 24-hour channel every Sunday, an agitated Visagie took exception to Pheko's interrupting him and lost his temper.
The altercation had Visagie ripping off his microphone and leaving the set, only to reappear shaking his finger at Pheko and declaring: "You won't dare interrupt me."
Anchor Chris Maroleng came to Pheko's defence and tried to restrain Visagie.
But his efforts were not appreciated and an argument ensued, which looked set to deteriorate into a physical altercation, until crew members intervened.
Accompanied by a bodyguard, Visagie stormed off, but not before turning back to an astounded Pheko, saying: "I am not finished with you."
A protesting Maroleng was heard saying: "Mr Visagie, stop threatening this woman now," and: "Why are you threatening this woman?"
Visagie, however, was in no mood to back off and complained that Pheko had referred to white capitalists, yet she did not look poor. Accompanied by his bodyguard, he stormed out.
Pheko, the daughter of former PAC president Motsoko Pheko, told The Mercury that she was not surprised at Visagie's behaviour.
"He has been agitated for some time and his threatening actions tonight were not spurred on by the particular debate, but was more a build-up of rage and anger over a long period of time."
She said the debate had included a discussion on broader issues relating to the transfer of power and the economy and its effect on race relations.
"He implied that Afrikaners were special and entitled to assets of the country, but as a new nation it is important to get behind all cultural and racial groups.
"He mentioned 3 000 white farmers killed, but could not comment on the thousands of black people who have been killed.
"So many have been 'mistaken' for monkeys and shot, others have died after dogs have been set on them, and what about the black staff who were urinated on at the Free State University?"
She said there was no place for revenge in South Africa.
It appeared last night that Visagie was in conflict with his leadership.
He went on the Kyknet satellite channel on Tuesday and repudiated the AWB leadership's earlier statement that it would refrain from violent retaliation.
Reached for comment, new AWB leader Steyn van Ronge made clear that Visagie was ill-disciplined and believed he was the movement's leader.
While he did not want to wash the AWB's dirty laundry in public, he intimated that there was some sort of leadership battle within the movement
"This is not about an individual, it is about the Volk," Van Ronge said, declining to go into details.
He said the AWB executive council had elected him leader on Monday, and that this was in fact in line with Terre'Blanche's own wishes.
He was in possession of a letter from an ill Terre'Blanche, dated March 12, asking him to take over the AWB leadership.
However, Visagie did not want to accept this.
Van Ronge said the executive council would meet again tomorrow to discuss Visagie's conduct and refusal to stick to the movement's line of non-retaliation.
"He will have to deal with the consequence," Van Ronge said.
Visagie could not be reached for comment.
04-08-2010, 05:40 AM #6060
New evidence suggests AWB leader was killed mid-afternoon
QUESTIONS have been raised about the time AWB leader Eugene Terre’Blanche was killed.
Police said Terre’Blanche died at about 6pm on Saturday after being bludgeoned to death in his bed, but new claims suggest that the crime could have taken place much earlier in the day.
It has also been established that Terre’Blanche had no plans to stay at the farm last Saturday night – and had, in fact, called his family saying he was preparing to return to town before he was killed.
These new claims raise questions about how he came to be attacked in his bed at the Ventersdorp farm. Police spokesman Adele Myburgh was not available for comment on the claims.
Ventersdorp paramedic chief Robert van Heerden, who made the trip to the farm after being called shortly before 7pm, confirmed that Terre’ Blanche had been dead for quite some time when he first saw him.
He said: “All I can say is that the scene which I saw did not make any sense. If you murder your wife, would you call the police on her cellphone and say: ‘I killed her, come and fetch me’? It makes you wonder.”
Ds Ferdie Devenier of the Evangeliese Gereformeerde Kerk, a good friend of Terre’Blanche and who will conduct the funeral service, said the AWB leader could have been killed as early as 3pm.
“I spoke to the paramedic who arrived on the scene later that evening. He said when he saw Eugene for the first time, his body was already cold. He could have been dead for about three hours by then.”
When the paramedic arrived on the scene, he said, the police were already there and the two suspects, who have since been charged, were in the back of the police van.
“They (the police) had not yet gone into the house. They told the paramedic they were scared of the dogs,” he claimed.
Meanwhile, it has been established that Terre’Blanche had not planned to sleep over at his farm.
This was said by Ds Armond van Zyl of the Afrikaanse Protestantse Kerk in Ventersdorp, who had to break the news of the right-wing leader’s death to his wife Martie and their daughter Bea late on Saturday evening.
Van Zyl said yesterday Terre’ Blanche’s wife had told him she had spoken to her husband earlier that day. He was on his farm Villanna (Anna’s home) and had told her he would be home later that afternoon.
Van Zyl said he was enjoying a quiet evening at home on Saturday when he received a call from Ben Greyling, whose farm borders Terre’ Blanche’s farm, about the incident.
“He asked me to convey the message of her husband’s death to Mrs Terre’Blanche,” said Van Zyl, who arrived at the Terre’Blanche house at about 9pm.
“At first, because there had been so many false alarms in the past, the news did not fully sink in with her and it was only later, when people started coming to the house, that she must have realised it.”
Van Zyl, from whose church the slain right-wing leader will be buried tomorrow at noon, said he had stayed with the family for a couple of hours.
He later drove to Terre’Blanche’s brother Andries’s farm near Coligny to inform him of the death.
“He, however, had already heard the news and by then was on his way to his brother’s farm.”
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