Sharpeville and the Avocado tree at Cato Manor

 

Mike Smith, political commentator, wrote a few year ago (2010) an article  about a picture of Hector Peterson and Sharpeville…and the Avacado tree…    Sharpeville.    The Sharpeville massacre was an event which occurred on 21 March 1960 at the police station where 69 people were killed and 180 injured.   The Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) proposed an anti-Pass campaign to begin on 21 March 1960. Black men gathered at Sharpeville without passes and presented themselves for arrest.   Mr Smith also wrote about the B-BBEE and the submission by Dirk Hermann’s in Parliament during 2003.

 

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Die inligting gaan ver terug net na 1960 .. asook voor dit, wie was hulle wat in Sendingkerke opgevoed is, wat na 1954 soos ‘n bose sweer op Suid-Afrika losgelaat is.   Die Bose sweer is uit Engeland beheer, want dit is wat die Unie van Suid-Afrika was.   Maklik om die skuld voor die Boere volk se deure te gaan neerlê. Die wat agter die Anglo-Boere oorloë sit was hul hande soos Pontius Pilatus.

Swartes is geleer om nie Afrikaans te leer nie, en dis feite.   Waarskynlik alles ooreengekom in hierdie sendingkerke.  Dis weinig of ooit dat hulle dit wil leer en die feite is, hulle het na 1994 heelwat skole letterlik afgebreek, afgebrand en vernietig. Dit wil sê hulle breek hul eie toekoms af, hulle brand alles om hulle en vernietig hul eie lewensbestaan.  Soos hul rommel op die paaie aan die brandsteek, val daar gate in wat maak dat alle infrastruktuur vernietig word.   Hulle is nie so dom nie, maar die opdragte word uitgevoer vanaf nwo agente  Dit is jong kinders wat opgestook word.  Daar is wetgewings wat verhoed dat hierdie tipe van gedrag en deur jong kinders nie maklik vervolg kan word nie.   Al storm hulle drank in ‘n gastehuis, kom hulle daarmee weg.     Daar is verskeie protesaksies gewees waaraan hulle en selfs baie jong kinders deelgeneem het.

Die Boere volk kon en het nooit pa gestaan vir hierdie rewolusionëre gedrag van kommuniste nie.  Hulle was nie in beheer nie, ook nie na 1961 nie.   Die Boere volk was self bykans tot in die grond in vernietig deur die Engelse en haar bondgenote, wat Afrikaners en swart groepe /stamme ingesluit het.   Of ons dit wil weet of nie, Afrikaners, hul organsiasies wat veelvolkig is, die Afrikanerbond/Broederbond het nog altyd ‘n rol gespeel, selfs in die dae van die destydse Paul Kruger van die ZAR.

Swart bemagtiging onderrokke

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When I recently saw all the protest actions in and around our cities, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape town, different roads, the burning of vehicles, trucks and businesses, all cities and towns going through this red rewolution.    The I see only a few police officers and then I think about this same situation, years back, 1960 …  that is not a co-incidence… 1976 – and 2012, 2021 –  Even Marikana how many officers were there to handle the massas?

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Then another situation came to mind, why did the government trained 30 000 youth ANC and SACP members since 2009 with tax money, but did not use them?

DIE REGERING HET SOLDATE DUBBELD OPGELEI – IN HUL BEROEPE SOOS LOODGIETER OF ADMINISTRATIEF, EN DAN EERSTENS AS SOLDAAT, IN WATTER RIGTING HULLE WIL WEES – DAAR IS  OOR DIE 30000 SOLDATE SO OPGELEI, JEUGDIGES VAN DIE ANC EN SAKP

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NARYSEC 

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Narysec (soldiers) and other “careers”

Narysec training

Narysec soldiers – SA Parliament

Narysec – SA Parliament (Driefontein)

Narysec – government training – thousands

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QUOTE
By Mike Smith
17th April 2010

About a month ago on the 21st of March, the autumn equinox in the Southern Hemisphere, the Communist in South Africa celebrated their 50th anniversary of their Satanic Passover namely the “massacre” at Sharpeville.    Few people today know what really happened that day, how the Communist offered 69 Blacks to Satan and what preceded the events.

Sharpeville 1960 is held up today as the single biggest “massacre” of blacks by whites during the years of Apartheid. The truth about Sharpeville is actually quite well known for anybody who wants to do the research.

Basically about 15,000 Blacks armed with guns, pipes and machetes (pangas) marched on a police station manned by about 300 policemen to “Peacefully” demonstrate against the law of having to carry a passport when visiting or working in South Africa. The march was organised by the Pan African Congress Communist Robert Sobukwe, who in typical cowardly communist fashion used women and children to do his dirty work while he was sitting in a pub in an adjacent town during the events.

About fifty policemen, mostly rookies, one of which were in the service for only a month, went outside to meet the crowd. The police officers were given strict orders not to shoot, but nervousness set in and one policeman dropped his weapon and a shot went off. All hell broke loose and the police started firing.

69 Blacks died. The official reports states that many were shot in the back. But the journalism have to be brought into question because the bodies photographed had EXIT wounds on their backs where the most blood is shown.

Shot in the front, small entry, person runs away and collapses on his stomach, bloody exit wound on his back is photographed by BBC journalists and claim that he was shot in the back… you get the picture.

If the police really wanted to commit a “massacre”, they would have shot wildly into the crowd, emptied their magazines and thousands of Blacks would have been killed. The fact that only 69 were killed was a testimony to the discipline and restraint exercised by the policemen.

The Sunday night and the Monday morning preceding the “Massacre” the police drove the Blacks back with batons and tear gas, but they still kept coming, at about 13h35 on the Sunday they broke through the gates and their aim was to kill every policeman inside the police station.

>>>  JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING

But what gave the Blacks this courage and confidence to march on a police station and kill everyone inside was an horrific incident that took place about two months before that at Cato Manor.

It was a Saturday, 25th of January 1960…

A large amount of blacks came to have a family reunion and were getting pissed out of their brackets at a local “Shebeen”, an illegal drinking spot in Cato Manor, Durban.

Standard police practice was to set off a 12 man patrol in certain areas and then pick them up with their captives later on.

On the watch of a Sergeant Winterboer, he set off a 12 man patrol and arranged to pick them up at later at the premises of a firm called “Benoni Nr 1”.

The leader of the patrol was a constable Joubert. The police arrested a man and suddenly was surrounded by a mob of drunken Blacks who demanded the release of the prisoner. Under the circumstances it would probably have been the best thing to do, but Constable Joubert, who has been a policeman for only 18 months, underestimated the danger.

The black women started cheering on their drunken males with their traditional high pitched tongue noises.

Constable Joubert’s answer was, “Only over my dead body will I let this prisoner go”.

At this point a Black policeman stepped on the foot of a Black woman who started crying and screaming hysterically. Within a few minutes the police patrol was surrounded by a mob of drunken Blacks armed with Knobkerries and Machetes coming from every surrounding shack and shouting, “Kill the Boers!, Kill the Boers!”. Under a hail of rocks the policemen tried to make their way back to the premises of “Benoni Nr1” where they hoped sergeant Winterboer would be waiting for them, but the Blacks barricaded their retreat.

At this time Sergeant Winterboer arrived at the scene, but instead of using his rifle, paniced and ran back to the police station to call on reinforcement.

While he was gone, the stone throwing increased on the police patrol and Constable Joubert made his way to a nearby Avocado tree, attempting to climb it and escape the machete wielding mob.

Joubert was pulled down and the mob of machete wielding Blacks hacked him to pieces. Two White policemen called Kriel and Rademan and a Black policeman called Dludla also tried to escape the mob. Kriel fought with his bare fists and ran almost a kilometre before he was also hacked to pieces. Rademan heard the cries of his comrade and returned to help and was also hacked to pieces. The Black policeman Dludla tried to Help Rademan and he also was hacked to pieces.

The body of another White policeman Gert Rheeder was later retrieved from under a heap of rocks and loaded onto a police truck. When it arrived back at the police station, Police Major, Jerry van der Merwe officially saluted the slain Policeman, at which point an Indian policeman saw the finger of the “corpse” move, his head and his body was reduced to such a bloody mess that his own parents could not even recognise him.

Rheeder, survived, but remained for the rest of his life a useless psychological wreck.

“So what about the Avocado tree that Joubert tried to climb?” you ask…

Well, about a month later…Nine Blacks bought a case of beer at the local Shebeen and parked off under the exact same tree and started drinking, when out of nowhere a lightning bolt hit the tree and killed all nine blacks underneath…

Coincidence?…An act of God?….you be the judge.

Gaan stel maar vas wat is “AN act of GOD”.

http://whatishappeninginsouthafrica.blogspot.com/2011/06/sharpeville-revisited-avocado-tree-at.html

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Lyk dit soos onskuldige protesaksies en rooi rewolusie?  Wat het na 1960 verander soos dit vandag in 2026 steeds is.  Moorde, sindikate, aanvalle teenoor die polisie en burgerlikes vier steeds hoogty in Suid-Afrika.

The Sunday night and the Monday morning preceding the “Massacre” the police drove the Blacks back with batons and tear gas, but they still kept coming, at about 13h35 on the Sunday they broke through the gates and their aim was to kill every policeman inside the police station.   But what gave the Blacks this courage and confidence to march on a police station and kill everyone inside was an horrific incident that took place about two months before that at Cato Manor.

It was a Saturday, 25th of January 1960…

Joubert was pulled down and the mob of machete wielding Blacks hacked him to pieces. Two White policemen called Kriel and Rademan and a Black policeman called Dludla also tried to escape the mob. Kriel fought with his bare fists and ran almost a kilometre before he was also hacked to pieces. Rademan heard the cries of his comrade and returned to help and was also hacked to pieces. The Black policeman Dludla tried to Help Rademan and he also was hacked to pieces.

https://whatishappeninginsouthafrica.blogspot.com/2011/06/sharpeville-revisited-avocado-tree-at.html

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