Terror in South
Africa Nelson and Winnie Mandela, once husband and wife,
sure think alike. During Mandela's trial they produced 90 pages of documents
in his own handwriting. These documents all showed that he really was nothing
other than a communist terrorist. He never denied that he had written it. One
of those was entitled "How to be a Good Communist." In one
document Mr Mandela addressed the issue of "sellouts". He advocated "cutting
their noses off". As you can see, from what happened in Zimbabwe one should
not think such comments are intended as jokes. When these people speak of
cutting parts off of living humans they're not joking. In Angola, the breasts
were cut off living white women and other whites were sawed in half at a
timbermill.
Winnie Mandela once said that they would liberate South
Africa with boxes of matches. Here are a few reminders that it wasn't a joke.
More than 400 black South Africans were murdered in this way. They poured
petrol on them, put a tyre around them, and with their sick macabre humour
referred to this as a "necklace." People were stoned, stabbed and burned
alive.
Most of these people were black. Many people outside South
Africa may remember seeing film footage of crowds of blacks engaging in the
murder of these unlucky individuals. You never saw white people murdering
blacks like that because it never happened. But those people who conducted
those murders are now the government of South Africa.
Take a look at
the burnt bodies of some necklace victims:-
Look at the steel rings of the tyre still around the
bodies' neck. These people were murdered because they did not take part in
strikes and other revolutionary activity.
This may be the same person as above but from a
different angle.
Car Bomb in Pretoria Above is the
aftermath of a car-bomb. At the time it was the largest car bomb in South
African history. 14 people were killed and 180 injured. This car bomb went off
outside the South African Air Force HQ in Pretoria. It was timed to go off
during the afternoon rush hour when the streets were filled with busses and
civilians. This happened on 20th May, 1983. I lived in the YMCA, about 100
metres from where this bomb went off. I personally knew two of the people who
died that day - and other friends of mine had close shaves.
A young wounded
air force recruit being led away by two others. The YMCA in which I lived at
the time is off the left side of the picture, behind a 20-storey
building.
This wounded civilian woman seeks help from a
passer-by.
This young man is trapped under the rubble from the
explosion.
In the foreground is a wounded black man. Note, half of the steel
tyre rim is lying next to him.
Car bombs seemed to follow me. When I
moved to Johannesburg some years later an even larger car bomb went off less
than 1 Km from where I lived!
The lesson from Africa is that if you
murder, intimidate and terrorise people enough while pumping hateful
propaganda into their heads you can later stand proudly on the world stage and
claim to be the voice of the masses!! Who ever said Communists don't have a
macabre sense of humour eh?
Welcome to southern Africa, where the
Terrorists win and where the murderers now make the laws and run the country.
Is it any wonder therefore that crime is out of control (because they don't
want to hang their buddies). Is it any wonder that over 1,200 white farmers
have been murdered in South Africa in recent years?
Let that be a
lesson to everyone that this is what happens when you let Marxist Terrorists
come to power. Rather than solving the problem, the world, through its
meddling and misunderstanding of southern Africa, has actually helped to make
the problem worse. You have not seen nor heard the last of the Marxist
Murderers of southern Africa. There will be more to come in the years ahead...
