Police “too tired to patrol”; farmer murdered

The original trigger for the writing of the book AmaBhulu was the horrific torture deaths of white farmers in South Africa that went unreported in the Western Media. Meanwhile, the death toll mounted and the white South African farming population fell from 85,000 to 40,000. A forlorn informal roadside memorial to the murdered farmers is located north of the capital, Pretoria.

The NGO, AfriForum, in announcing on 14 March 2014 the latest murder at Cullinan, outside Pretoria, reports that the new Black-commanded Police insisted they were “too tired for patrols“. AfriForum also revealed that the Police were supposed to have four vehicles available for patrol, but that none was available and only five police officers had drivers licences.

This is the pitiful state of South Africa today, while North American TV and other media would have the innocently ignorant in Northern Hemisphere believe that all white South Africans are somehow mysteriously rich and live in gated communities like Oscar Pistorius.

Unfortunately, the media in North America is only interested in the “blade runner” and still does not report the slaughter among South Africa’s farmers. Neglect to do one’s job makes one culpable in some fields of human endeavour. How then are news reporters not deemed culpable in the matter of Genocide for refusing to report on it?

Do they actually need to be reminded of the 1994 Rwanda Genocide on a daily basis? At the time they were too busy reporting on the Great Election in South Africa where they were anticipating a war. In the words of liberal British reporter Richard Dowden [1]:
—“In the search for blood in South Africa we all missed one of the worst mass murders of all time“

Now they have their blood in South Africa, but it is “white” blood, and mostly that of Afrikaners. Apparently, that does not count. The murder rate among South Africa’s white farmers is greater than the loss rate of US soldiers in Afghanistan. How ironic is it that South African technology has been protecting the US (and British and earlier Canadian) soldiers against IEDs; technology developed by the family and friends of these very farmers who now so desperately need help.

[1] Richard Dowden, Africa – Altered States, Ordinary Miracles, (2009), p. 239
Publisher: Public Affairs; ISBN 978-1-58648-753-9

While the world looks away…

F.W. de Klerk, who received his Nobel Peace Prize for negotiating the “New South Africa” is in the midst of a war of words with the governing ANC Kleptocracy. The interesting aspect here, is that FW is debating Cyril Ramaphosa in the media about the ANC’s threat to implement “radical” social changes via its so-called “National Democratic Revolution.” Most of this ANC plan is directly and brazenly aimed at further harming specifically White people in various ways; mostly via dispossession and economic diminishment by the state.

Ramaphosa, now Deputy President of the ANC, is the man who negotiated FW’s hapless team out of power in 1993. Ramaphosa has become the poster-boy of the rapacious Black Economic Empowerment legislation. That particular legislation is at this time the most brazen program of state imposed race-based dispossession in operation on the planet Earth today. Now the ANC wants to ratchet up the pressure on Whites yet further. The ANC clearly believes it can get away with this while the world looks away and the US wallows half-blind in its self-induced economic misery.

This brings us to some of the points made by De Klerk:

1. De Klerk points out that the ANC gives 30% of its parliamentary seats to its Communist Party “ally”. In South Africa, the Communist Party does not contest elections—it just insinuates itself in the woodwork of the country. It is one of the oldest Communist parties on Earth, founded 1921. It never received the 1989 e-mail from Moscow that Communism had failed. At its very heart is a hard-line Baltic Communist influence that has controlled its thought process since its inception. Its early days are presented in Chapter 19 of AmaBhulu.

2. De Klerk further states that the  National Development Revolution is a “comprehensive state campaign to harm the legitimate interests of citizens on the basis of their race.” He is dead right on that score, but is he seriously telling the world he did not see this coming in 1993 when he negotiated with Ramaphosa? That process is described in Chapter 26 of AmaBhulu. It is pretty obvious to all that the ANC will not cease tormenting Whites until they are either all dead or cleaning the toilets of ANC leaders, preferably in reverse order.

3. He observes:
—“Should privileged blacks enjoy automatic preference over less privileged whites when it comes to affirmative action?”
He states this against a background in which:
a) more than nine million black South Africans have higher educational qualifications than 30% of whites; and
b) two million blacks earn more than 1.5 million whites.
c) the spread of wealth among white South Africans is similar to that of South American countries. That is, most are of very modest means.

Apparently the ANC believes Black South Africans are pathetically incompetent, because it is suggesting that 40 million Black people, many of whom are now far richer than any White South African ever dreamed of being, need economic protection from those Whites via the destruction of the livelihoods of 1.2 Million White people who are more poorly educated than 9 million of their Black co-citizens. This is assuredly the most bare-faced racism on the face of the Earth in 2014.

The questions is, what is de Klerk going to do? Talking to the ANC has never helped. We know that now. He did that in 1993. They just used Mandela as a front to fool a gullible West, and the whole world fell for the ruse.

Read the whole De Klerk article here.

AmaBhulu is on Goodreads

AmaBhulu is now on Goodreads. A number of Trivia questions about the book has also been added. These have been designed to be of some interest to Americans in particular. There are a few interesting questions about Nelson Mandela and his people, for example. South Africans might also learn a thing or two with those questions.

The Strategic Map for South Africa

When I started writing the text of AmaBhulu in 2007, I was approached by concerned South Africans to construct a strategic planning map on which to plot the future of the country. The time has come to present that map to a broader audience as a simple graphic tool with which to track the country. It may serve as a map on which South Africans may plot the consequences of their votes in the 2014 General Election.

The vertical axis represents the International Condition, which is largely beyond the control of any South African. The horizontal axis represents the Leadership of the country, which IS under the control of the voters, always assuming they think about their actions. Sadly, democracy in the 21st century has not provided much evidence that they generally do. South Africa is not alone in this.

The two axes produce for us a 2×2 “scattergram” map on which to plot the condition of the country. It creates four broad National Strategic Scenarios, which I name:

The Rainbow Nation (The Mandela Dream as sold to a gullible world in 1994);
Rich Man, Poor Man (A severe but colour-blind split between rich and poor);
Black is Beautiful; White is Blight (An anti-White Kleptocracy); and
Heart of Darkness (A Congo/Zimbabwe-like African Horror scenario)

Strategic Scenario Map for South Africa

The orange arrow shows the effect of Thabo Mbeki effectively taking over from  Mandela as president of the country in 1997. This was formalized two years later in a general election. The immediate consequence was an ANC government War on Whites. The details of this may be see in Chapters 27-30 of AmaBhulu. This shift was directly to the left on the map, as the world economic picture was positive at the time. Amazingly, the Western World absolutely refused to see what was happening.  As result, more then 10% of White South Africans now live below the breadline and more than 3,000 farmers have been murdered since 1994, often tortured to death.

The Great Recession of September 2008, brought on by out-of-control Wall Street greed, has moved the world picture downward on this map, pushing South Africa in the direction of Heart of Darkness. With it came the election of the raw Africanist Jacob Zuma. Already we have seen the 2012 Marikana Mining Massacre, massive fraud, laws restricting freedom of the press, the shutting down of the South African FBI, and violence—reputedly ANC sponsored—to make the West Cape ungovernable. That same government is now threatening “Phase Two” of its “Revolution” and “Land Expropriation” after the 2014 election. 

There is hope for South Africa, and the Rainbow Nation scenario may indeed one day be achieved, but the present ANC government will have to have been as completely destroyed and discredited politically as its predecessor, the National Party, who gave us Apartheid. The Rainbow Nation is not achievable by either of the two main antagonists to the so-called “Struggle”. As long as the ANC views itself some sort of “victor”, this beautiful country and its people will suffer.

South Africa did away with the National Party. It needs to do away with the ANC, because a leopard cannot change its spots. The tool for that is called “an election”.

AmaBhulu now on Facebook

AmaBhulu now has its own Facebook page at AmaBhulu: the Book