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Gepubliseer op 24 Maart 2018 | Geskryf deur Redaksie | | | Trefslae: 529
Op die voorblad van Mail & Guardian, 23 Maart 2018, verskyn hierdie “GROOT LEUEN” artikel in dik swart letters. Die joernalis Lloyd Gedye probeer die indruk skep dat dit bloot ‘n samesweringsteorie is, hierdie kwessie van volksmoord in Suid Afrika.
MAAR DIE KLEM LÊ VERKEERD!
Dat volksmoord ‘n feit is, is onbetwisbaar al sê wie ookal dat dit bloot ‘n geprakseerde sameswering is om ‘n doel mee te bereik. Vir die ingeligte Afrikaner is dit duidelik dat die Afrikanervolk een vir een vermink en vermoor word met die doel om vrees by ons in te boesem sodat ons uit Suid Afrika moet vlug!
Rol van die media!
Dit is verder ook glashelder duidelik dat die hoofstroommedia hulle uiterste bes doen om die klem op die verkeerde plek te hou sodat die debat op die simptoom gefokus kan bly, weg van die oorsaak af! En die “politieke korrektes” speel almal saam om weg te skram van rassisme en diskriminasie net omdat die wêreld se liberaliste, humaniste en verdwaalde kerke dit vloekwoorde gemaak het.
Die waarheid en werklikheid is egter onteenseglik die wegbeweeg van die beginsel van Afsonderlike Ontwikkeling, of apartheid as jy wil, wat dan ‘n misdryf teen die mensheid geword het en wat volgens die VN strafbaar is met die dood! Dít is DIE GROOT LEUEN waarop klem gelê moet word want dít is die oorsaak van elke probleem waarmee daar in Suid Afrika vandag geworstel word. Elkeen van die probleme wat ons vandag ondervind was enersyds deur ons geskiedenis uitgewys en andersyds oor gewaarsku deur vorige bekwame volksleiers wat daarop gewys het dat indien die VP, die PFP, die NFP, die DP en DA se integrasiebeleid ooit in Suid Afrika toegepas sou word ons met hierdie probleme opgesaal sou sit! Waarom nou besig wees met die simptome en die oorsaak verswyg en selfs ontken, as die oorsaak welbekend is? Dan is jy mos besig met verraad! Ontkenning van die oorsaak van 'n probleem het nog nooit 'n probleem opgelos nie, dit koop net tyd vir die vyand soos die tagtig/twintig beleid van de Klerk!
Hoe lyk dit in Europa?
Wat meer is, dit is TOENEMEND ook die oorsaak en huidige probleem van Europa en elke ander land wat multikulturalisme in die plek van Nasionalisme geplaas het. Toe daar geen bedreiging vir hulle inheemse volke was van buitelandse volksvreemde hordes nie, was ons in Suid Afrika die sondebok!! As die “leuen” dan nou aan die buitewêreld bekend gemaak word en die buitewêreld reageer met visums en uitnodigings vir ons om te emigreer, dan moet ons kyk na wie by hierdie sake betrokke is! Was dit behoudende volksgenote wat die oorname verwerp het en die grondwet as illigitiem beskou, was dit lande wat ons ondersteun het, of het hulle deelgeneem aan die abdikasie van de Klerk en genote?
Hierdie land is óns land!
Hierdie land is óns land en die leuen is dat die swartes ‘n aanspraak op ons eiendomlike het terwyl hulle nie instaat was, en nou nog nie instaat is om hulleself in hulle eie lande op te hef nie. Nou kom eis hulle volgens hulle FREEDOM CHARTER ons land en besittings! Indien die buiteland ons wil help, is vlug nie ‘n opsie nie! Hulp om ons te help om uit ons land te vlug sodat ‘n bende Kommunistiese Terroriste dit sonder slag of stoot kan oorneem, is uiters bedenklik en kan nie as hulp beskou word, hoe goed ookal bedoel nie!
‘n Gideonsbende is voldoende volgens God
Soos ‘n Gideon’s bende moet ons bly stry omdat dit vir God nie daarop aankom om deur baie of deur min te verlos nie! Quo Vadis Afrikaner? Quo Vadis? Kom laat ons laertrek soos by Bloedrivier. Dit is ons reg maar ook ons verantwoordelikheid!
Kyk wie stem almal saam dat die leuen ‘n waarheid is:
WHITE GENOCIDE IS ‘A LIE’, ‘THREAT SIMPLY DOESN’T EXIST’
Minority rights group AfriForum’s Ian Cameron cautions against the use of the term ‘white genocide’ as it can deligitimise a just cause.
The notion of “white genocide” is a lie, white South African farmers are not being oppressed and Australia’s reaction to widespread panic about land is based on propaganda around these issues, a South African sociologist says.
But other experts argue that recent political rhetoric has helped legitimise the fears of white rural communities.
A series of articles and videos about attacks on white farmers, mainly published by the Daily Telegraph in Australia, stoked a growing perception in that country that white South African farmers were the target of racially motivated persecution.
It culminated this week in Australian home affairs minister Peter Dutton proposing a plan to make it easier for white farmers to attain Australian visas in order to seek refuge from violence in this country.
South Africa’s department of international relations and cooperation (Dirco) condemned Dutton’s proposals, saying this level of panic was misplaced and misinformed, and implied a threat that “simply does not exist”.
Rhodes University sociologist Professor Lucien van der Walt agreed.
“They sadly show how much of the rest of the world simply does not bother to pay attention to facts when it comes to South Africa,” said Van der Walt.
“Mainstream media plays a role in the way it frames the issues, in its endless narrative of crisis and collapse in South Africa and provides a very skewed view of major controversies.”
Available statistics also fail to support the notion that farm murders amounted to either a white genocide or racially motivated crimes.
The great majority of whites were not farmers, said Van der Walt, but urban dwellers. At the end of apartheid in 1994, estimates placed the number of white farmers between 60 000 to 100 000 out of a population of around 5 million white people.
“The related claim that white farmers are being killed in large numbers is a profound misrepresentation. As an occupational group, white farmers have been victims of a significant level of violent crime.
“However, many victims of violent crime on farms are black and coloured farmworkers. Black farmers have also suffered. The figures usually provided by people who argue there is a white genocide conflate all rural killings with murders of white farmers, leading to major exaggerations.”
Minority rights group AfriForum’s Ian Cameron blames political rhetoric for the concerns that white farmers were being targeted. He considers the Australian government’s reaction an indictment of the South African government and its apparent inaction on the issue.
“Dirco is completely out of their depth on rural issues after they said that this is not a serious problem, which simply isn’t true,” Cameron said.
He says there have already been 98 farm attacks this year, though the figure may be higher since some attacks may not have been reported as such.
“So, instead of government criticising these figures and the organisations, they should be trying to stop farm attacks, they should be asking how they can make sure we start assisting people in rural areas.”
Cameron says he does not blame people who use the term “white genocide” to describe the plight of the white farming community, but cautioned against its use.
“We have to be careful of the terminology we are using because it has the potential of delegitimising or damaging the credibility of a just cause.”
The Institute for Security Studies agrees that white farmers have legitimate cause for concern, the institution’s Johan Burger told eNCA yesterday, but qualified that violent crime in farming communities went beyond just race.
“The number of farm attacks has been a problem for many years in this country.
“In terms of these attacks and the killings on farms, it was recognised by former president Nelson Mandela around that era in 1997, which started the process of creating mechanisms to increase security for farms and it’s not just about white farmers.”
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South Africa’s own alt-right group, the Suidlanders, has reached out to other extremist groups in the US and Australia, giving rise to a conspiracy theory of white genocide. (Zach D Roberts/NurPhoto)
The decision by Parliament this month to support a motion to review the possibility of changing the Constitution to allow land expropriation without compensation has brought into sharp focus how a calculated campaign to influence right-wing media is shaping some Western government decisions.
Last week, Australian Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton told Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp publication The Daily Telegraph that he was considering fast-tracking visas for white South African farmers, who he said needed to flee “horrific circumstances” for a “civilised country”. He said the farmers “deserve special attention” because of land seizures and violence.
He stood by his comments this week, insisting that opposition has come from “crazy lefties”, who “are dead to me”.
The plight of white South African farmers had already been placed on the news agenda in Australia by two News Corp columnists, Miranda Devine and Caroline Marcus. Apart from entreating the Australian government to fast-track immigration for white South Africans, these columnists repeated a narrative that has grown popular in extreme rightwing publications — South African whites are under attack.
This narrative, fostered in fringe alt-right publications in the US and repeated in the Murdoch-owned mainstream press, has had a direct influence on the utterances of a senior Australian politician.
But it is not only in Australia where the alt-right media narrative is influencing politicians. There has also been more focus on white South African farmers in Europe, with right-wing politicians who have direct links to the alt-right in the US, calling on the European Parliament to intervene in South Africa. Anti-refugee political players in the United Kingdom have also been linked to the cause.
The centring of South Africa in the alt-right agenda can be traced to a Suidlanders tour of the US last year.
Speaking to the Mail & Guardian on Thursday, Simon Roche, the spokesperson for the Suidlanders, said the promulgation of the message of South Africa’s “white genocide” to Europe and Australia could be directly attributed to his group’s protracted tour of the US last year.
He said some local government politicians and even some mayors in Australia have contacted the Suidlanders and offered to assist with funding and lawyers to process their refugee applications.
But Roche stressed that the Suidlanders are not interested in leaving South Africa. “We have no interest in immigration.”
He said, although the campaign to raise money in the US was not very successful — “we never made a breakthrough to high-powered guys with big bucks” — the response from the American and Canadian right-wing media was good.
Roche and fellow Suidlander member André Coetzee went to the US for what was meant to be a three-week whistle-stop tour but it ended up going on from March to September. They lobbied various alt-right groups, including people who have been publicly described as Nazis, fascists, racists, white supremacists, homophobes, anti-Semitic, anti-feminist and conspiracy theorists. Some have served time in jail for racial assaults and others regularly advocate violence in defence of whites.
These include the likes of David Duke, the former Grand Wizard of the Klu Klux Klan, a Republican state representative and an avid US President Donald Trump supporter, and David Spencer, a Nazi sympathiser, who coined the term “alt-right” to attract a new generation of right-wing supporters.
This network has allowed the Suidlanders to spread its message of “white genocide” around the world.
On one US radio show, Roche admitted that the first thing the group did after arriving there was to contact 938 Christian organisations, although they received just three responses. But the extended trip suggests the response from the US’s alt-right more than made up for it.
When Roche finally returned home, he described his US trip as “very blessed”.
“There are some old oomies in the US who know who the Suidlanders are and what the Suidlanders represent,” he said, while bemoaning the treatment of Trump in the US and nationalists the world over.
On September 14 last year, the Suidlanders Twitter account posted a link to a YouTube video of a report-back that Roche gave to the faithful at OR Tambo International Airport. In it, he announced that the group would be joining forces with a global grouping of the right.
“Suidlanders are working with some people to form a global forum for nationalists. This is a big thing that terrifies the powers that be,” he said.
He claimed the data drives that he sent home via UPS had been confiscated by the state, before declaring that the Suidlanders are “at the heart” of this global nationalist forum, which will convene for the first time later this year.
Roche this week said the forum would meet in June, and that he is working with lawyer William Johnson from the American Freedom Party, formerly known as the American Third Position.
According to the Southern Poverty Law Centre (SPLC), in 1985, Johnson proposed a constitutional amendment that would revoke the American citizenship of every non-white inhabitant of the US.
The SPLC is an nongovernmental organisation based in Montgomery, Alabama. It is a legal advocacy group specialising in civil rights and hate speech.
Brian Dube, the spokesperson for the department of state security, said the department was taking notice of the rise of white nationalist activity as part of its mandate to look at “national stability in its various manifestations”.
The Suidlanders had previously been linked to attempts to sabotage the 2010 World Cup.
Unite the Right march
On August 11 and 12 last year, Roche was present at the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville in Virginia, where clashes broke out between white nationalists, although he has stressed he was only an observer.
But he has defended the white nationalists’ behaviour on various media shows in the US, arguing that the media was falsely reporting what had happened.
What Roche says
When the Mail & Guardian spoke to Roche, he said, before the Suidlanders left for the US, he did some Google searches for members of the right in the US and their contacts.
But he denied knowing that some of the people he had extensive contact with had been in jail for racially linked assaults.
Lloyd Gedye is a freelance journalist and one of the founders of The Con. @lloydgedye