Volle soewereiniteit vir die Boere volk

This could be an excellent idea, but for our own Afrikaner and Boer (white) people in our own cuntry – NOT in the current or within  a multi-culturalist system or fake rainbow nation as “promised” by the liberals and communists since 1986-1994.

Land expropriation will not disappear.   Black economic empowerment will not disappear.   So spend billions and then?   They will take that as well.

During the Kodesa meetings, it was promised to all of us, to have  free education to our children, free language, each culture to be respected.   But today, after 25 years,  it is not the case.

Traditional Homelands are still there – there were only a name change to Trustland or CPA.   Homelands became Trustlands and the same people are still living there – 30 million people – they are not landless.  Those traditional lands belong to them, not to any white person in South Africa and each have their own legislations and rules and rulers.
There are already 4480 traditional black and coloured leaders at the end of 2018.   They are also part of discrimination and racist legislation of B-BBEE and expropriation of lands.

Take into consideration that each culture have already their own land area within the boundaries of South Africa.     That is why the Afrikaner and Boer need their own land and education systems.

WE AS BOER PEOPLE HAVE ALSO RIGHTS TO HAVE OUR OWN AREA, OWN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY

Certain parts of South Africa belong to the Boer people, were even independent before (ZAR and Freestate).    Our ancestors live on some areas for 300+ years.    The language, Afrikaans is part of the ANC constitution and we are also part and Afrikaans is part of us.  Afrikaans is part of our culture and identity.

It was the British Empire that took the land in 1900 and Cape Colony before that time – they also took the land of the Zulu and other ethnic coloured peoples between 1806 and 1900, as well as Griqua and others. Richtersveld is only for the Khoi San people.  That was also previously “British Crown land”.    Each people can have our own independent country inside the boundaries of the current South Africa as it was before 1900.

Afrikaner stigting Solidariteit Julie 2024

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THE PLAN OF SOLIDARITY

Submission by Solidarity 14 May 2003 in Parliament

Trade union group Solidarity (Solidariteit) have been talking big this week, after unveiling their plans for NetWerk.

The project plans to inject billions into an education system that works for South Africans … but they aren’t looking at fixing what may already be broken. They are looking to create a completely new “alternative Afrikaans education system”.

Their plans would run on an alternative basis to the current curriculum, and the blueprints consist of establishing independent vocational colleges, as well as a brand new university and opportunities to “learn on the job”. Work placements and mentorships would also feature in this vision of the future.

Afrikaans education system “to rival the one provided by government”

During a conference on Thursday, Solidarity revealed their grand plans to the public – which will be financed by a whopping R4.5 billion kitty.

The group remain tight-lipped on who is financing the project but did reveal at least one company who has invested in them: Property agents Canton are set to plough money into the proposed university.  (Orania?)

Dirk Hermann is the chief executive of Solidarity.

This extraordinary proposal is rooted in political motivation, according to him. Hermann believes it is time for Afrikaners to take “a hard stance” against the perceived lack of support for their community. Armed with a multi-billion Rand war-chest, he says it’s time to “build our well”

“The Solidarity NetWerk is a giant leap into the future. Although emigration is again a hot conversation, most people just stay here. It does not help to fall into despair. We only have one alternative and that is to take and build our well.”

“We have to tackle the bull at the horns and create the conditions to stay here free, safe and prosperous. The fact that the Solidarity NetWerk is investing so much in training is a hard political stance that says we are staying here and planning for the next generation.”

Dirk Hermann

Akademia: Where will the money be spent?

Naming the university “Akademia”, the centre will boast the following amenities:

• A fully fledged university campus.
• Sports fields.
• Student residences and recreational facilities.
• Vocational training colleges – such as Sol-Tech – will also get a modern campus with residences and sports facilities.

Solidarity bemoan “obsession with race”

Solidarity won’t just stop at creating their alternative Afrikaans education network, either. Hermann has vowed to “fight the government’s obsession with race”, promising to raise complaints with the UN over what he sees as the marginalisation of Afrikaner citizens.

Concerns have been raised by those who speak one of South Africa’s most popular languages. Earlier this year, the University of Pretoria dropped Afrikaans as a language of instruction, creating an uproar amongst civil rights groups like AfriForum and Solidarity.

The backlash now seems to have manifested itself into these ambitious plans. Solidarity’s promise to create their own education system will no doubt raise concerns – and get tongues wagging – all across the country. But with this sort of financial clout, there’s every chance an alternative education system could come to fruition in Mzansi.

Solidarity unveil R4.5bn plans for “alternative Afrikaans education system”

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Solidariteit het vandag ’n netwerk van werk met ’n vyfjaarbegroting van R4,5 miljard aangekondig. Die Solidariteit NetWerk gaan ʼn omvattende alternatiewe skoolstelsel, ’n beroepskollege, universiteit, studiehulp, ’n jeugbeweging, ’n netwerk van beroepsgildes, mentorskappe, werkplasing, beskerming in die werkplek en voortgesette opleiding insluit. Volgens dr. Dirk Hermann, bestuurshoof van Solidariteit, gaan die NetWerk die volle loopbaanpad saam met sy lede stap.

“Die Solidariteit NetWerk is ’n reusesprong die toekoms in. Alhoewel emigrasie nou weer ’n warm gesprek is, bly die meeste mense net hier. Dit help nie om in moedeloosheid te verval nie. Ons het net een alternatief en dit is om ons goed te vat en te bou. Ons moet die bul by die horings pak en die voorwaardes skep om vry, veilig en voorspoedig hier te kan bly. Die rede hoekom ons suksesvol gaan wees, is juis omdat ons geen alternatief het nie,” sê Hermann. 

Die Solidariteit NetWerk steun sterk op opleiding. Van die grootste projekte wat aangepak gaan word, is die uitbou van Akademia tot ’n volwaardige universiteit met ’n kampus, sportvelde, koshuise en ʼn studentelewe. Solidariteit se beroepsopleidingskollge, Sol-Tech, gaan ook ’n nuwe, moderne kampus met koshuise en sportgeriewe kry. Nog ’n nuwe inisiatief van die Solidariteit NetWerk is die ontwikkeling van ’n volledige, alternatiewe Afrikaanse skoolstelsel deur die Skoleondersteuningsentrum wat ondersteuning aan openbare skole bied, maar wat ook die vestiging van ’n nuwe skoolnetwerk sal insluit. Daar gaan dus ’n volledige Afrikaanse wêreldklas private opleidingspyplyn gebied word.

“Die feit dat die Solidariteit NetWerk so groot belê in opleiding is ’n harde politieke standpunt wat sê ons bly net hier en beplan vir die volgende geslag. Die Solidariteit Navorsingsinstituut het onlangs ’n verslag gepubliseer wat bevind het dat veral Afrikaners weer meer kinders kry.  Ons moet dus nou beplan en bou vir ’n volgende geslag wat nou by kleuterskole sandkastele bou,” aldus Hermann.

Die Solidariteit NetWerk gaan steeds in ’n groot mate op beskerming in die werkplek fokus.  Die stryd teen die regering se obsessie met ras gaan verskerp word en meer hofsake en verdere klagtes by die Verenigde Nasies kan verwag word. ’n Nuwe verwikkeling is dat ’n netwerk van beroepsgildes gestig gaan word. Hierdie gildes gaan vir jongmense toegang tot die werkplek help gee en gaan ’n mentorskapprogram begin. Die gildes gaan ook vir die belang van die beroep optree en gaan verdere opleiding deur Solidariteit se nuwe maatskappy, S-leer, fasiliteer.

Volgens Hermann is die Solidariteit Netwerk ’n antwoord op die Vierde Industriële Rewolusie en op ’n staat wat verswak. Baie dienste wat voorheen deur die staat gelewer is, moet nou deur die Solidariteit NetWerk ondervang word. Die kerntema van die Vierde Industriële Rewolusie is ontwrigtende kennis. Ons wil deelnemers aan die NetWerk op die voorpunt van kennis hou, maar die Solidariteit NetWerk en die stelsel wat dit aan mekaar gaan koppel, is opsigself nuwe ontwrigtende kennis. Nuwe kennis gee antwoorde op vrae waarop daar nog nie voorheen antwoorde was nie. Ons kan die NetWerk loods juis as gevolg van nuwe tegnologie. Die ontwrigtende kennis erodeer ook die krag van die nasionale staat, en ’n minderheid kan in ’n onvriendelike omgewing antwoorde kry wat voorheen onmoontlik gelyk het.

Die inisiatiewe gaan deur verskillende bronne gefinansier word, maar een van die grootste nuwe inisiatiewe is ’n nuwe eiendomsbeleggingsmaatskappy, Kanton, wat ’n vennootskap tussen kapitaal en kultuur gaan fasiliteer. Beleggers gaan teen ’n gesonde opbrengs gewerf word om in die bou van ’n toekoms te belê. Die gemeenskap gaan dus byvoorbeeld kan belê in die bou van die Akademia-kampus en ’n finansiële en kulturele opbrengs daarop kry.

Dr. Dirk Hermann

Bestuurshoof: Solidariteit

https://solidariteit.co.za/solidariteit-stel-miljarde-rand-se-netwerk-van-werk-bekend/