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WAAROM SOU GEWAPENDE ROWERS R4 GEWERE EN HANDGRANATE WIL ROOF?
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Aanvalsgewere, handgranate en millitêre toerusting in Augustes verlede jaar van die Simonstadse Vlootbasis en nou R4’s en ammunisie van die militêre basis Harare in Khayelitsha Vrydag 14 April 2017.
In die 2013/14 en 2014/15 boekjare antwoord die minister van verdediging, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, was daar 33,000 patrone en 18 vuurwapens vermis. In 2011 het Nuus 24 berig dat sedert 2004 daar nie minder as 20,429 wapens van die polisie vermis geraak het.
Die AVP is van mening dat ons hier slegs die punt van die ysberg sien. Die vraag is of die regime en die media kan verwag dat ons moet glo dat hierdie wapens sleg in misdaad aangewend word. Die bekommernis behoort te wees dat wetsgehoorsame burgers wat vir baie jare gelisensieerde vuurwapens besit het, nou ontwapen en as kriminele vervolg moet word.
Dit vanweë moedswillige wetgewing vir periodieke hernuwing, waarvan indien hy in gebreke gebly het om betyds te hernu, ontwapen en daarby vervolg moet word as krimineel omdat hy dan nou onwettig in besit is van vuurwapens en ammunisie.
Ontwapening van die bevolking is ‘n ou beproefde kommunistiese gebruik om ‘n regime instaat te stel om aan bewind te bly ongeag hulle kriminele metodes van bewindsvoering. Verder ontmagtig dit die gewone burgery om hulleself te verdedig teen “kriminele” aanslae wat deur die regime moedswillig deur die vingers gesien word in ‘n proses van etniese suiwering.
Organisasies soos Boere Krisis Aksie, SAJWV en SAGA, gesteun deur die Transvaalse en Vrystaatse Landbou Unies behoort in belang van ons blanke bevolking se veiligheid, ernstig hierteen standpunt in te neem, in gebreke waarvan die Afrikanervolk kumulatief sal moet optree!
Caryn Dolley and Tammy Petersen, News24 | News24
RIFLES STOLEN, SOLDIERS HELD UP IN MILITARY BASE HEIST
Cape Town - Six rifles have been stolen and soldiers held up during a robbery at a military base in Harare, Khayelitsha, early on Friday.
They were arrested. One of the three taken into custody, Duncan Gouvias, was earlier in 2017 handed an effective 43 year jail sentence.
Cape Town - The police force admitted on Tuesday that a lack of discipline and weapon control was "worrying", after it came to light that police had "lost" 20 429 weapons since April 2004. Top management couldn't say in Parliament on Tuesday how many officials had been criminally prosecuted, disciplined or fired due to the losses. MPs from the ANC and opposition parties reacted angrily and said it was unacceptable that citizens were prosecuted for losing their private weapons while police officials got off scot-free. MPs even accused the police of playing in part in the country's high crime rate. Licence According to statistics presented by Lieutenant-General Gary Kruser, head of procurement services, to the portfolio committee on police, only 4 810 weapons were found again in the same time period. Top management couldn't come up with answers when committee members questioned them about what happened to officials who lost their weapons. "The Firearms Control Act puts a huge responsibility on citizens but an official can lose one weapon, a second and a third weapon and still keep his firearm licence. But if I lose my weapon, it is another matter," said Annelize van Wyk of the ANC. She said the conditions were much stricter for civilians than for police officials. "If you take into account all the losses, police are responsible for the increase in illegal firearms." ANC MP and committee chairperson Sindi Chikunga ascribed the losses to a "laissez-faire attitude" in the police, "because I know if I lose my weapon, I will get another one". Murders "I am convinced that many murders are committed with police weapons." The DA's Dianne Kohler Barnard said she wouldn't be surprised if officials sold their weapons to criminals. Pieter Groenewald of the FF+ wanted to know how many officials had been criminally prosecuted and how many had competency certificates. MPs believed police officials should be responsible for paying for weapons they had lost and that they should be punished. Police national personnel head, Lieutenant General Magda Stander, admitted the lack of discipline and firearm control was "indeed worrying".