AFRIKA VIR DIE “AFRICANS”?? - Afrikanervolksparty
AFRIKA VIR DIE “AFRICANS”??
Gepubliseer op 17 Oktober 2018 | Geskryf deur Redaksie | | Trefslae: 210
‘n Jakkals verander van haar maar nie van snaar! Die liberalis van styl maar nie van yl!
Die verraaier van trou maar nie van klou! Die hensopper van volksverband maar nie van vrees vir die vyand’skant
Die slagkreet van die swartes, wat in die euforie van heerskappy oor die blankes in Suid Afrika, op diaboliese wyse deur Afrikanerverraaiers aan hulle besorg, is mos dat Afrika vir die swartman is! Die blankes is almal kolonialers wat die swartes se land gesteel het en daarom kan hulle met reg vermoor en hulle eiendom sonder vergoeding gevat word.
Met nagenoeg 57 verskillende state in Afrika, met weinig van hulle wat ooghare vir mekaar het, is Afrika ‘n verdeelde land! Konstante konflik met honderde duisende moorde, onophoudelike oorloë en tenspyte van die Afrika Unie as saambindende orgaan, ‘n land van vlugtende, swerwende en verhongerde swartes!
Dit laat die ongeregtigheid wat in Suid Afrika plaasgevind het ten hemele roep! Met feitlik die hele Europa en ander blanke moondhede se ondersteuning en ander onge-ergde stilswye, word hierdie onreg ‘n onuitwisbare klad op elk van hierdie blankbeheerde lande wat elke dag groter en duideliker manifesteer as politieke waansinnigheid! Waansinnigheid van sogenaamde beskaafde en intelligente mense wat blindelings agter die spreekwoordelike dier aan hardloop!
Kyk na die syfers in hierdie artikel, geskryf nie deur ons nie maar deur mense en instansies wat die Afrikanervolk nie goedgesind is nie. Lees dit saam met aanverwante artikels wat gevolg kan word: Over 2 500 Burundi refugees in DRC seek shelter in Rwanda
“Africa for the Africans?? “ Watter “Africans”??. Die wat oorbly sal nomadies agter kos en blyplek aantrek en alles voor en agter hulle verteer en vernietig! Sonder ‘n blanke ras om hulle te help orden soos wat die Afrikanervolk vir meer as vierhonderd jaar gedoen het, sal daar vanweë hulle onverdraagsaamheid teenoor mekaar, weinig in Afrika verander wat beskaafd genoem sal kan word.
Staff members (L) of the International Organisation for Migration assist Congolese migrants, who were living in Angola, to cross the border near the Congolese town of Kamako, as they return to their country following a security crackdown by Angolan authorities. (AFP)
"There were rumours circulating that the Angolan authorities would be expelling foreigners," from Lunda Norte province which borders on DRC, she said.
"Suddenly on Monday (last week) we saw youths from the Tchiokwe community with Angolan policemen starting to burn the homes of those perceived to be foreigners.
"When they came to our house, they attacked my husband with a machete and we were forced to flee taking whatever little we could carry," she said.
"All our children were born in Angola and only speak Portuguese," she said.
'What are we going to do in DRC?'
Congolese migrants who were living in Angola gather near the Congolese border town of Kamako, after returning to their country following a security crackdown by Angolan authorities. (AFP)
Lunda Norte's governor, Ernesto Muangala, on Saturday said that that "more than 200 000 Congolese living illegally in Angola have been repatriated on a voluntary basis".
"What are we going to do in DRC? We have all lived in Lucapa for 10 or 20 years," said Daniel Mukenge, a man in his forties.
'We are condemned to death here'
"Our papers are all in order. We have invested and built homes," he said.
"Now the authorities are refusing to recognise the documents that they themselves delivered. We are now asking our authorities to intervene so that the Angolan authorities buy our houses otherwise we are condemned to death here," he said.
A Congolese migrant who was living in Angola poses with a child in the Congolese border town of Kamako after returning to her country following a security crackdown by Angolan authorities. (AFP)
An Angolan official at the consulate meanwhile told the group: "The solution does not lie here."
"How can these people refuse to go back to their country? It makes me laugh," he said.
"At this rate we cannot register them," said Mahieu Boma, a local official from the national commission of refugees.
'We are here without money'
In Kamako, the new arrivals take shelter wherever they can - under mango trees, in schools and churches.
Congolese migrants who were living in Angola carry belongings in the Congolese border town of Kamako, after returning to their country following a security crackdown by Angolan authorities. (AFP)
"For the present, there are 750 families of between three and four people each who are sheltering in our facilities," said Father Crispin Mfamba from the local Saint Gabriel parish.
"We are here in Kamako without money," she said. "We are selling what little we have so that we can eat.
"My four-year-old child has disappeared and I sold my dress for $1.20 to pay for a radio announcement to help find my child," she said.