BLACK FIRST LAND FIRST IMBIZO VAN 28 MEI 2017 VERKLAAR OPENLIK OORLOG TEEN DIE BLANKES VAN SUID-AFRIKA! - Afrikanervolksparty
BLACK FIRST LAND FIRST IMBIZO VAN 28 MEI 2017 VERKLAAR OPENLIK OORLOG TEEN DIE BLANKES VAN SUID-AFRIKA!
Gepubliseer op 01 Junie 2017 | Geskryf deur Danie Varkevisser | | | Trefslae: 1201
Dit is duidelik dat die ongeduld onder die swartes om hulle hande op die blanke in Suid-Afrika se eiendom te lê, aangeblaas word en besig is om momentum te kry. Daar is nou al selfs datums vasgestel op die bo-gemelde sogenaamde imbizo, wanneer ’n totale oorname met geweld sal plaasvind.
Met blatante leuens, soos bv. “We, the landless people who are the rightful owners of this country, its wealth and the land” ... word die swartes opgesweep om gereed te maak om op die blankes toe te sak en hulle eiendom aft e neem.
Die AVP beskou hierdie “deklarasie” van Black First Land First as ‘n openlike oorlogsverklaring teen die Afrikanervolk en waarsku die swartes wat aanklank vind by hierdie soort uiters onverantwoordelike opswepery dat hulle nie deur hierdie kriminele elemente in hulle geledere op sleeptou geneem moet word nie. Die uitvoering van hierdie “deklarasie”, sal met bloed gepaard gaan van duisende onskuldiges wat hulle deur sulke leuens laat beïnvloed.
Suid-Afrika behoort aan die Afrikanervolk en is vir eeue so deur die hele wêreld erken! Swartes is nie sonder grond nie, soos die Afrikaner het hulle ook grond beset wat geskiedkundig hulle eiendom is en waarby die Afrikanerregering ook nog bygevoeg het. Die verskil is dat die Afrikaner die grond wat ons beset het, ontwikkel het terwyl die swartes in gebreke gebly het om hulle vrugbare grond te ontwikkel, te ontgin en te beskaaf. Van die huidige grondeise sedert 1994, was 94% van die aansoekers se eise vir finansiële vergoeding. Hulle stel nie in die grond en ontwikkeling daarvan belang nie!(In onderhoud met minister in nuusuitsending)
Swartes wat op die grondgebied van die blanke woon is daar omdat hy heenkome kom soek en goedgunstiglik by blankes gevind het juis omdat hulle regeerders nie hulle land kon of wou ontwikkel nie. Selfs vandag nog stroom swart mense oor Suid-Afrika se grense om by blankes te kom werk omdat daar in hulle eie lande nie genoegsaam vir hulle voorsiening gemaak word nie.
Die toestand in Suid-Afrika waar swartes op ’n onwettige wyse deur blanke verraad in politieke beheer gekom het, beteken nie dat die eiendom van die blanke, wat hy met harde werk, kundigheid en verantwoordelike leefwyse bekom het, nou sonder slag of stoot deur swartes oorgeneem kan word nie.
Aan ons volksgenote vra die AVP om kennis te neem van die verklaring van die BFLF organisasie, dit behoorlik deur te lees en die implikasie daarvan deeglik te begryp. Laat ons opnuut besef dat ons in ’n oorlogsituasie verkeer, al is dit nog ’n oorlog van lae intensiteit en eensydig. Dit vereis egter ’n bepaalde ingesteldheid wat grootliks ontbreek by die saampraters, volkstaters en hulpsoekers by internasionale gemeenskappe, alles plekke waar ons heil en beskerming nie te vinde is nie!
Gedenk opnuut die geskiedkundige gebeurtenis by Bloedrivier en veral die verloop wat die gebeurtenis voorafgegaan het, in die aanloop tot ons voorgeslag se hulp en die uitkoms daarvan!
Andile Mngxitama thanks the participants of the Land Imbizo(May 28, 2017May 28, 2017 by Black First Land First )
On behalf of Black First Land First (BLF) I wish to thank all the participants of the Land Imbizo, the musicians and poets, African royalty, trade unionists, the black miners (Zama Zamas), the students & learners, BLF leaders, members and volunteers. I would also like to thank the people of Soweto who showed our movement so much love. We thank you. We also wish to welcome the more than 1000 people who used the occasion to formally join our movement. BLF is your home, let’s build it!
1. The state president, Mr Jacob Zuma. 2. The African royal families and traditional leaders 3. The African National Congress (ANC) 4. The South African Council of Churches (SACC) 5. Black political parties represented in parliament and those outside parliament. 6. Learners, students and youth formations 7. Cultural workers 8. Zimbabwean president, Mr Robert Mugabe
This work would be driven by a non-partisan Steering Committee. Let’s take back the land!
Issued by Andile Mngxitama Black First Land First (BLF) President
Posted on May 28, 2017May 28, 2017 by Black First Land First
National Land Imbizo Mofolo Park Soweto 27 May 2017
1. South Africa belongs to black people! 2. White people came here in 1652 and stole our land and made us their slaves. 3. The land and its wealth, everything underground, the oceans and the sky belong to black people. 4. All our sufferings, our poverty, the violence in the townships, in the squatter camps, and in our rural villages are caused fundamentally by the fact that we remain a landless people. 5. Without land there is no freedom or dignity. 6. All the land in the hands of white people is stolen property.
2. That the ANC must apologise for this, ask for pardon and take action now!
6. Now, we no longer want dialogue with whites – want our land back!
5. White owned media, the politicians captured by imperialism and white monopoly capital (both inside the ANC and the opposition) only pay lip service to the question of land return.6. Now, we no longer want dialogue with whites – want our land back! 7. Politics are made to make blacks fight amongst themselves over nothing! 8. All black politicians in parliament, irrespective of political party affiliation, are landless people like the rest of us. 9. The talk of state capture and corruption is focused only on blacks.
1. Can a landless people play the games of politics amongst themselves? 2. What can be gained by fighting amongst ourselves when the country remains in white hands? 3. Why are these political parties and elders not supporting the call of President Zuma for land expropriation without compensation? 4. We ask the ANC, why do you say we must buy land which was stolen from us? 5. We ask the ANC further, why are you not listening to your own President?
6. The value of mortgage bonded houses must be reduced up to 50% because the land is free!
1. We call upon parliament to amend section 25 of the Constitution to affect the policy of “land expropriation without compensation”, before the end of 2017! 2. The Steering Committee must meet all black political parties which are represented in parliament. 3. The Steering Committee must meet the ANC about these demands before their policy conference. 4 The Steering Committee must meet President Zuma as soon as possible. 5 The Steering Committee must visit President Mugabe to get wisdom and courage to fight for land!
1. The colonial churches must repent and ask for forgiveness. The church which worked closely with the colonialists to take the land of black people must return the land to the people! In 2007, the churches under South African Council of Churches (SACC) made a declaration to return the stolen land, they have not done so! 2. The Steering Committee must demand a meeting with the SACC as soon as possible!
Whites have a choice to continue with arrogance or they can decide to cooperate with blacks and return the stolen land. Whites must meet in their own land imbizo and resolve by when the land shall be returned to its rightful owners! The whites imbizo must happen before the end of 2017! We don’t want dialogue we want land!
5. The Steering Committee must meet with the African Kings and Indigenous leaders (traditional leaders) on the this Declaration and POA.
Delivered by Andile Mngxitama, President of Black First Land First
Zanele Lwana (National Spokesperson) Cell: +27799867225
Lindsay Maasdorp (National Spokesperson) Cell: +27 79 915 2957
Brian Tloubatla (Deputy National Spokesperson) Cell: +27 82 216 7664
National Land Imbizo Gauteng pick-up points Posted on May 25, 2017May 25, 2017 by Black First Land First
Tshirela@Ebuhleni -( Thandi – 063 022 9773) Sondela@Community hall – (Thandi – 063 022 9773) Sharpeville@Shoprite – Tshepiso@Market – (Thandi – 063 022 9773) Cape Gate@Boxer – Muvhango@Market – ( Thandi – 063 022 9773) Polokong@Liver secondary school ( Thandi -063 022 9773) Evarton@Spar- ( Thandi – 063 022 9773) Bedworthpark@PicknPay – (Neo – 064 684 8953) Vaal University of Technology (Neo – 064 684 8953)
ward 11 – Circle ( Basetsana – 071 763 7740) Ward – 16-21 Ramosa hall ( Basetsana – 071 763 7740) Ward 15 – Ko Machaineng ( Basetsana -( 071 763 7740) Ward 22 – Four square – ( Basetsana – 071 763 7740) Ward 18 – Ponase tavern – (Basetsana – 071 753 7740 )
Phomolong@Mathapeng ( Martin – 082 375 7529) Yeoville (Merry me) Kwaring – 079 474 1938) Nelmapius ext.4 Jan Kotlolo Primary school – (082 375 7528) Phase 1 Bus depot -( 082 375 7529) North view ( Martin – 079 474 1938) Mohlakeng Blue Shop- ( Charity – 082 375 7528 )
Sekhu & Maunde ( Charity -082 375 7528) Maunde & Ramano ( Martin – 079 474 1938) Mphahlane taxi rank Marabastad Mshengu ( White house ) – ( Martin 079 474 1938) Masopa & Mesa- ( Martin 079 474 1938)
Dube – Shoprite Maponya – ( Thato – 060 361 820) Orlando West – Hector Peterson memorial ( Boitumelo – 073 691 52 03) Orlando East – Ritz Circle and Communal Hall (Hawkins – 073 681 7982) Diepkloof zone 2 – Diepkloof Park and Diepkloof square ( Hawkins – 073 681 7982) (Phindile – 078 822 6405) Pennyville – Pennyville Park ( Thabo – 063 248 4306) Ikwezi – Ikwezi station( Mdu – 073 367 7977) Dobsonville ext. 3 – T junction ( Thato – 060 361 2820) Mndeni / Naledi – Terminus – ( Neo -079 674 9506) Meadowlands – Engen garage, zone 7 and zone 9 ( Tumelo – 062 9142 237) CWJ – Morris Isaacson High and ko Kerekeng (Dimakatso – 071 7571 093) Mofolo / White City – Crossroads ( Sbusiso – Boitumelo – 072 691 5203) Rockville – Thokoza Park (Boitumelo – 072 691 5203) Pimville / Klipspruit – Mayibuye garage ( 073 681 7982) Chiawelo – Mangalani garage ( James – 071 948 0374) Protea – Protea Gardens Mall ( James – 071 948 0374) Braamfisher – shoprite ( 062 914 2237) Freedom park/develand – fire station ( Phindile – 078 822 6405) Alexander – Sankopano Hall (Mpake – 079 488 2696) Diepsloot – Diepsloot mall (Mpake – 079 488 2696)
Thokoza – Sam Ntuli stadium (Tera – 063 583 0936) Thokoza – Khumalo street (Tera – 063 583 0936) Thokoza – bara taxi rank (Tera – 063 583 0936) DH Williams hall – (Sipho Zwane – 073 874 9699) Spirit – Phuthaditshaba- Sipho Zwane – 973 874 9699) Ivory Park – ( Mpake 079 488 2696 ) Mayibuye – ( Mpake 079 488 2696 ) Sinaba stadium -( Sipho Zwane – 079 488 2696) Etwata next to stadium -( Sipho Zwane – 079 488 2696) Daveyton mall – (Sipho Zwane – 079 488 2696)