NOG BEWYSE VAN GEHEIME SAMESWERINGS TEEN DIE AFRIKANERVOLK! - Afrikanervolksparty
NOG BEWYSE VAN GEHEIME SAMESWERINGS TEEN DIE AFRIKANERVOLK!
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In die onlangse ontleding van die leier van die AVP oor die sogenaamde volkstaat wat as lokmiddel aangewend word om die Afrikanervolk op subverse wyse weg te hou van verset, het hy bewys gelewer van geheime sameswerings wat gedien het om die Afrikanervolk op bedrogvolle wyse te onderwerp aan ‘n Swart Kommunistiese Meerderheidsregime.
Die enkele bewyse wat hy aangehaal het is egter net die punt van ‘n ysberg van sameswerings wat plaasgevind het en by die meeste van ons volksgenote onopgemerk verby gegaan het. Die effek daarvan het nog nie sy volle maat bereik nie en sal nog lank nadat die wiel weer sy volle omwenteling gemaak het en ons weer vry is, duidelik sigbaar wees.
Lees die onderstaande berig en versterk saam met die AVP die innerlike behoefte tot eendragtigheid, wat gevoed word deur elke een van hierdie openbarings van Amerikaans/Britse geknoei, wat ‘n hele blanke volk offer om hulle reeds besoedelde hande in die Afrikaner se erfdom van minnerale te kry. ‘n Geheime gekonkel waarmee beheer oor energiebronne verstewig word deur die toegang verkry via korrupbare swart regeerders.
Ons sal aanstons bewys lewer deur weer te stem oor die referendumvraag van 17 Maart 1992, dat daardie handeling bedrogvol was en nie die Afrikaner se goedkeuring sou gehad het indien die bedoeling nie in die vraag versteek was nie. Daarmee saam die beloofde opvolg referendum voor die finale aanvaarding van die grondwet wat doelbewus van die blankes weerhou is vanwee die bedreiging wat dit vir ons vyande se planne ingehou het. Waaskynlik ook asgevolg van Amerikaans/Britse invloed op de Klerk en genote.
ZUMA’S GOVERNMENT WORKING WITH BRITISH MILITARY TO STAY IN POWER: REPORT
TMG Digital | 16 May, 2016 12:09
David Cameron and President Jacob Zuma during a meeting at the Union Buildings in Pretoria in 2011. Image by: AFP
Britain's Ministry of Defence has drawn up a secret report about how to keep the African National Congress in power at the next election‚ according to a report by digital media and broadcasting company Vice.
The military officers were required to "devise a medium term strategy‚ with concrete deliverables‚ for the party to retain power at the next general election"‚ according to the report.
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Vice said that Freedom of Information Requests revealed that last year‚ a group of military officers from Britain's Royal College of Defence Studies visited South Africa.
Their assignment was to "assess the political threats to continuing ANC rule in South Africa"‚ the report stated.
The UK Ministry of Defence told Vice that this was "a purely academic exercise‚ strictly for internal college study purposes‚ designed to develop course members' skills in strategic analysis and their ability to understand others' perspectives".
The ANC did not respond to request for comment‚ the digital publication said.
Foreign involvement in South African politics was also in the news at the weekend when reports surfaced that a former CIA agent had revealed that the agency had played a ‘key role’ in the arrest of Nelson Mandela‚ which led to his trial and imprisonment.
Mandela was arrested by the South African police after his cover – he was pretending to be a chauffeur – and then charged with treason for his role in the ANC’s underground operations.
According to the operative‚ Donald Rickard‚ the CIA helped track down Mandela because he was “the world’s most dangerous communist”.
In an interview shortly before he died on March 30‚ Rickard said: ‘We were teetering on the brink here and it had to be stopped‚ which meant Mandela had to be stopped. And I put a stop to it.”
The London Sunday Times described the revelation as a “bombshell disclosure” that will lead to calls for the CIA to come clean about its relationship with the apartheid government.
Rickard was a junior diplomat at the US Durban consulate at the time of Mandela’s arrest.