Most of the “supporters” see the socalled “struggle songs” as an order – to kill. Look at the past 26 years. This so-called struggle song, “Kill the boer, kill the farmer” has been used more after 1994 as before 1994 – is an excuse to send vibes out to their soldiers and partners in crime. But there is also long run that preceded the song “Kill the Boer kill the farmer”. While they often sing it, their partners in crime kill and torture whites and especially farmers on a daily basis, they keep on dancing, burning and destroying everything. They all laugh when a white has been killed.
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The leaders told it is all part of their so-called struggle and it is still ongoing but they rule now 26 years. And, the old homelands were only “transferred” to the ANC or traditional leaders and the same system just have changed names to Trustlands or landclaims, to register a CPA under the CPA legislation. And is it working? No.
There are still more than 30 million living on the same areas (trustlands/crownlands), separate from each other, while immigrants took over the other areas.
Ingonyama trust (since 1994) is only for Zulu people and Richtersveld only for Khoi san (since 2007). Nobody see the separate parts of areas as apartheid, maar as soon as Afrikaners and Boers are talking they want also their own areas to rule by their own leaders, it is called “aparthate”. Nobody prescribed to the Zulu king, Goodwill Zwelithini what he must do in Ingonyama trustland areas or any other leaders for that matter. Is just good also to respect their feelings to rule by their own leaders, we expect the same.
If liberal whites want to live with their so-called rainbow nation, they can do that as well, nobody stop them. Not sure who are their rainbow nation.
They also implemented racism and discrimination, the EE and B-BBEE legislations to stop Afrikaners and Boers from the economy and to make things worse in the country for our people.
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Therefore, nothing has been changed from before 1994 elections until now. Protest actions, murders, revolution and corruption is still ongoing under their rules
All their areas, have their own legislations in place, like before 1994. Traditionally leaders are talking about their land and areas under their jurisdiction. There is in any case nothing wrong to have own areas, but then we as Afrikaners and Boers want our own independence – and that is not apartheid. Is a new country, then they can do as they like. We as Boers and Afrikaners, are not part of them and never will be. Any minority do have rights to rule themselves like Western-Sahara and South Sudan in 2011.
Landclaims were also implemented after 1994 under CPA legislation. Segregation never stopped. If people think it was dismantled, go and investigate the Hansards, Legislations and visit all the different trustlands and CPA’s.
Black and coloured segregation is still ongoing since 1994 with tribal leaders and their registered CPA’s (under the Landclaim legislation). (new names and new legislations).
Today (December 2018) they have 8840 traditional leaders in their own and separate Trustlands and CPA’s demanding also the same rights as those in parliament. Who paid their salaries – our tax.
But there was a difference in the NOW and 1966. Before the 1994 elections it was decided by their own leaders of the various homelands to get their own and full independence. A new country like Botswana.
Some of the 10 homelands were very far developed to get full independence. We, as Afrikaners and Boers did not force them to do that – they did that with their own legal elections in their own homelands. People that say there were no elections – there are evidence of numerous elections that took place before 1994.
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Kill the Boer – An extract showing out of control school children singing and dancing a famous anti-apartheid song. Watch the full film on Journeyman:
http://www.journeyman.tv/?lid=10321
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This was filmed in Soweto in 1990, this clip is a rare glimpse of the inner sanctum of the township comrades and their infamous dance, “Kill the Boer”. In a school where the headmaster lost control long ago, instead of respecting teachers the kids look up to “comrades” – who along the way destroyed the school system in their battle against apartheid. The footage is taken from the documentary ‘Children Of The Revolution’. Produced by Journeyman Pictures. Ref – 20 Journeyman Pictures is your independent source for the world’s most powerful films, exploring the burning issues of today. We represent stories from the world’s top producers, with brand new content coming in all the time. On our channel you’ll find outstanding and controversial journalism covering any global subject you can imagine wanting to know about.
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AFTER 1994
Mandela
Zuma
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“Brandstigting, terrorisme – Arson”
Coligny in South Africa / Suid-Afrika
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Protesting residents in Coligny, South Africa sing about killing the minority Boer population. Being a Boer/farmer in South Africa is the most dangerous profession in the world – with a133 per 100 000 being murdered rate . – May 2017
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