Plofplan vir ANC se tent - Page 3 - Stormfront
12-19-2012, 12:54 AM #21
Hulle word bang vir die "Wit Gevaar".
12-19-2012, 01:16 AM #22
Daar bestaan geen wit gevaar nie.
Wat daar wel bestaan is enigheid tussen Blankes in Suid Afrika wat nie meer onderdruk wil word nie. Wat die wetiglikheid wil opneem van artikel 235 van die Suid Afrikaanse grondwet.
Selfbeskikking is die eindoel - geen ander rede nie.
Ons kan nie meer toelaat dat ons Kultuur, Ons Godsdiens, Ons Geskiedenis en ons Families onderdruk word nie.
Ons het die plig teenoor ons Voorvaders, Ons God, en ons kinders se kinders om vir hulle 'n toekoms mag skep in 'n Federale Suid Afrika.
Ons mag nie toelaat dat enige persoon wat daardie ideaal koester as Kanonvoer vir die ANC gevoer word nie. Die onreelmatigheid, hoe die ANC die Suid Afrikaanse Polisie gebruik vir sy tereur aanvalle op die Volk moet stop gesit word.
Die Suid Afrikaanse Polisie moet onafhanklik bly vanaf Politiek, en Politiek denkende wyses. Juluis Malema is nooit gearresteer vir Hoogverraad in Suid Afrika nie. Dit terwyl hy op baie instansies en groeperings die swartes aangehits het om Blankes in Suid Afrika te vermoor.
Nie te praat van die aanhitsing tot plaasmoorde en moorde op blankes in privaat wonings. Jacob Zuma het hiermee saam gestem. Hy inteendeel het ook die blankes in die land die wens toegesweer om vermoor te word by verkeie geleenthede al.
12-19-2012, 03:23 AM #23
Ek was einklik sarkasties Bravo maar ek stem saam met jou pos.
12-19-2012, 04:39 AM #24
Jis Bravo maar dis 'n utstekende pos.
Die organisasies soos OASE en FVP is stappe in die regte rigting myns insiens.
Ek ken darem 'n aar van die FVP manne so ek het geen twyfel hierdie kastige komplot is 'n klomp kak.
FVP se idee van 'n konfederale stelsel waar etniese groepe alleen woon is baie soortgelyk aan die Verwoerdiese ideaal van afsonderlike ontwikkeling met die behoud van 'n afsonderlike Westerse beskawing.
OASE het baie slim besluit om slegs staatkundig te wees en geensins polities van aard nie, so hulle maak hulleself oop vir ondersteuning van alle kante af.
12-19-2012, 04:50 AM #25
Nee wat Vlamme jy's nie die enigste een nie... die is 'n kak storie as ek nog ooit een gesien het... False Flag orals op dit geskryf...
Wat is nou die kastige bewyse vir dit?
12-19-2012, 04:51 AM #26
Wie is ons | OASE
My probleem met OASE
12-19-2012, 05:47 AM #27
Ja, en die moffies is ook heilig vir hulle.
12-19-2012, 06:50 AM #28
Is dit 'n feit?
12-19-2012, 07:32 AM #29
ANC leaders alleged mortar targets
December 19 2012 at 09:35am
By BALDWIN NDABA AND MOLOKO MOLOTO
BATTLE OF MANGAUNG: From left: Hein Boonzaaier, Johan Prinsloo, Mark Trollip and John Keevy appeared at the Bloemfontein Magistrates Court yesterday over alleged high treason and acts of terrorism. They allegedly planned to kill ANC leaders while dining at the Mangaung conference on Sunday.Picture: Chris Collingridge
Bloemfontein - The plan was to kill ANC president Jacob Zuma and his former deputy, Kgalema Motlanthe, on December 16 with mortar bombs while they dined with delegates and guests at the ANC’s 53rd national conference.
If that failed, the alternative plan was that men armed with assault rifles, such as AK-47s or R4s, would invade the dining venue and assassinate them and other high-ranking politicians.
These details of a plan to kill Zuma and Motlanthe were unveiled in the Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.
The plan is contained in a charge sheet that contains the state’s case against the four rightwingers from Gauteng charged for being the alleged architects of the plot.
The plan was supposed to be two-staged. Initially, according to documents and a confession statement, the rightwingers had intended to attack Zuma, Motlanthe, cabinet members and senior ANC leaders with mortar bombs while they dined.
If the first plan failed, these alleged plotters, according to the prosecution, then hatched a plan to invade the dining hall and kill Zuma, Motlanthe and cabinet members execution-style.
These alleged rightwingers were, the state insists, in possession of a sketch plan to execute the attack, including photographs of the conference venue, dining hall, and entrance and exit points of the University of the Free State.
These details were revealed during the first appearance of Mark Trollip, 48, of Joburg, John Martin Keevy, 47, of Port Elizabeth, Hein Boonzaaier, 51, of Centurion, and Johan Hendrik Prinsloo, 49, of Springs. Prinsloo also owns a farm in Mookgophong, Limpopo.
The four were charged with one count of high treason and one count of conspiracy to engage in a terrorist activity. State prosecutor Shaun Abrahams gave a detailed account of the role each of the accused were supposed to play in their mission.
The court heard that the plot was hatched on January 1 this year and was to be executed on Sunday – the day they got arrested. The plot was codenamed “Battle of Mangaung”.
Abrahams told the court that the rightwingers held meetings in various parts of the country where overthrowing the ANC-run government was high on their agenda since January 1. The prosecution told the court that another meeting was held in Centurion on January 24.
The meeting was held in Boonzaaier’s home. Boonzaaier chaired the meeting, where a plan to form a new political party, a “Boere Party”, was discussed.
“The purpose of the meeting was to enhance the principle of self-rule. A number of people attended the meeting and they used the formation of a political party as a front to commit acts of terrorism,” said Abrahams.
The court also heard that on February 1, a communication was issued to the rightwingers to prepare themselves for category 7 murders.
According to Abrahams, Prinsloo told his supporters in the communiqué that “they should not be concerned about weapons as he had plenty of them”.
The State also alleges that on March 3, Prinsloo organised another meeting at his home where plans to overthrow the ANC government were again discussed. Two meetings were later held in July.
One of the meetings was held in early July, and its primary focus was the Mangaung conference.
It was, according to the State, at that meeting that a decision was taken to target Zuma and Motlanthe. They consolidated their plans at another meeting on July 28.
Abrahams told the court that the police had acted on their intelligence report, then obtained a warrant of arrest from a Bloemfontein magistrate on December 15.
All four men were arrested the next day, and the police confiscated various items from them, including firearms, laptops, and documents linked to the trial.
One of them had allegedly flown to the US to seek financial assistance for the terror plot. More arrests were expected. - The Star
According to The Star newspaper - the Police are trying to find Andre Visagie also in connection with this rubbish.
12-19-2012, 09:07 AM #30
Jy kan dit self toets. Gaan vra hulle of hulle vir gelykstelling van homoseksueles in die sosiale lewe is. Of die volkstaat teen homoseksuele mag diskrimineer.
Hier se hulle dit self:
Afrikaners wat vasklou aan patriargale besluitnemingstrukture waarin vroue en jongmense se rol ondergeskik geag word en wat diskrimineer op grond van geslag, kerkverband, ouderdom of seksuele oriëntasie vorm nie meer ‘n meerderheid in Afrikanergeledere nie
seksuele oriëntasie is mos die kodewoord vir homoseksualiteit, pedofilie en ander perversie.
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