White Genocide in South Africa continues - Kill the boer, kill the farmer shouted outside school"

Pretoria, South Africa - The genocide against white Afrikaans speaking people in South Africa is continuing. Over the past few days a number of people were brutally murdered, some even had nothing stolen as black armed gangs target white people in South Africa.

First of all the ANC wants to change the name of Pretoria to Tswane, Pretoria is one of the last renaming Afrikaans cities in the world and that is too much for the ANC to handle. The name Pretoria they say must change to Tswane.

Then there is the case where people from the "young communist league" shouted "kill the boer, kill the farmer" outside Free State Voortrekker Afrikaans High School. This blatant racism continues in South Africa under the guise of "transformation".

The biggest hate speech is coming directly from the ANC, namely Julius Malema the ANC youth league leader that almost daily rants out against the minority white people of South Africa.

According to AllAfrica Julius Malema also recently blabbered the following:

"They do not participate in anything that is of national importance, they do not observe national days, they do not support national initiatives,"

"... they do not care about the development of this country, they are forever obsessed with whether they are going to be attacked or robbed."

So he thinks all white people care about is if they are going to be attacked or robbed, mostly elderly people are tortured to death with hot irons, people are strangled with their own telephone cords and there is a total onslaught against Afrikaans culture and the Afrikaans people of South Africa.

Maybe Julius Malema should starting thinking why white people while being disarmed with new gun laws are afraid of being attacked. That is probably because they are under threat constantly as South Africa slides into the next Zimbabwe.

We ask again Is there a silent Genocide in South Africa?

It appears so
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Steve Hofmeyr writes letter to Julius Malema

Cape Town, South Africa - For those that had enthusiasm for the World Cup it seems to be vanishing fast among the threats of Julius Malema and other government officials in this country. The threat to kill all white people and the support behind the genocide against the farmers of South Africa becomes clear, white people are under threat in this country.

Steve Hofmeyer posted a letter to Malema on his blog, this is most probably how many South Africans feel right now.



Dear Julius

As of today I withdraw my former World Cup enthusiasm with active endorsements of all warnings to potential visitors until your leadership rebuke you as we see fit.

Tomorrow, after you’ve shot the Boere you will still be a pitiful black African living in denial of your own impotence parading as a fake achiever without contributing to the world a single original idea.

Yours is mere envy disguised as hatred as nothing you say, wear, drive and steal alas, even your idiocy, is a luxury born of this continent.

You must appeal to base sentiment as Africa has yet to yield a single intellectual, a single thought school, a single intellectual thought not inspired by the very West you and Mugabe detest.

You have been a phony from the day you set out to champion a defiance from a period you we not even born.

You are still consuming from that productive era living in the lap of luxury thanks to the taxes of the very people you want to shoot, the only tribe to sacrifice a third of its population to breath in the African air.

In history South Africans will choose to forget you when the only thing you should be remembered for is you share in the falling short of a brilliant idea: a working South Africa.

You are a black man. To be proud you must pander to white ideas: you must drive cars, live in expensive hotels, wear suits, be Christian, do unions, be Communist, wear wigs, speak English and play soccer.

Although I know better, you will enforce the stereotype of how Africans are globally viewed... with pity.

Steve Hofmeyr

"The singing of songs such as 'kill the boer' creates a climate in which violence is seen as an appropriate response to problems, whether personal or collective"

The singing of songs such as 'kill the boer' creates a climate in which violence is seen as an appropriate response to problems, whether personal or collective" - Helen Zille




A message that has been sent out to the black primitives by their leadership for many years, has brought the desired results, in no uncertain terms. The deterioration of the rule of law and all constitutional order. The utter contempt which both the ruling party and the President of the country have shown in respect of the ruling of the equality court on the unconstitutionality of the ‘kill the Boer, kill the farmer’ song, speaks volumes at a time when white farmers are being slaughtered at a rate which, in other countries, would justify a state of emergency.



Without having to embark on an all out open conflict with the white minority, the ANC has, and continues to blatantly incite the black majority to murder, under the guise of 'crime'.



Once again, like so many barbaric murders of Whites in South Africa, a so called 'wage dispute' resulted in the bludgeoning and hacking to death of AWB leader Eugene Terre'Blanche on his remote farm outside Venterdorp.





A colourful political and cultural figure, as well as a true Boer, he was a master of dynamic political and poetic rhetoric. Mr Terre´Blanche showed a great appreciation for Boer history, culture, tradition and language and called for an independent Boer homeland sanctuary for the Boerevolk. His death in such a violent and hate filled manner can only be seen as a direct result of recent hate-mongering, and sends a clear message. You are defeated. We are your masters.

In light of the governments failure to mount any meaningful security campaign to protect white farmers and deter their slaughter, what is the White minority (and especially the Boere) to think of statements such as,





"It [the song] says, 'some people are cowards', it says, 'use your gun to shoot', because it is reminiscent of fighting a war." - ANC spokesperson Jackson Mthembu



"... Azayo will continue to sing 'shoot the boere/dubula ibhunu' song in all our gatherings... to remind the coming (sic) of where we come from, and what still needs to be done in the country," - Azayo spokesperson Sibongile Somdaka

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This is what they(ANC) Say .What do you think??

ANC defends ‘kill the boer’ song
But not to worry, its “just an old struggle song”, and its quoted completely “out of context”.
SAfrican youth leader convicted of hate speech, faces 2nd complaint for song on killing whites
Johannesburg – The ANC defended youth leaderJulius Malema on Thursday for singing, “shoot the boers, they are rapists”, saying the lyrics of the song had been quoted out of context.
“Let’s discuss appropriately on this matter. Don’t blame Julius. In fact, on this one, I will defend him,” ANC spokesperson Jackson Mthembu told Sapa by phone on Thursday morning.
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“This song was sung for many years even before Malema was born… Julius doesn’t even know who’s the writer of the song. He got it from us [the ANC]. You must blame the ANC, don’t blame Julius. But when you blame the ANC, then contextualise it.”
Old struggle song
Mthembu said the song was an old struggle song that Malema learnt from his ANC colleagues.
There were many songs in South Africa’s history that could offend people, he said.
“I know of songs that sing of generals… but let’s leave that aside,” he said, declining to name the song, but in a clear hint to the Afrikaans hit, “De la Rey”, about a general in the Anglo-Boer war.
The song Malema sang was not meant to attack boers, said Mthembu.
“If you don’t look at the song in its entirety, then you lose the meaning,” he said, before starting to sing it to Sapa during the telephonic interview.
Mthembu then explained: “It [the song] says, ’some people are cowards’, it says, ‘use your gun to shoot’, because it is reminiscent of fighting a war.”Cowards
It refers to all people who are cowards, including blacks who were cowards, Mthembu said.
“[It is about]… black people who were cowards… it means oppressive forces, it means those who are against transformation, those who are saying this ANC regime is against the ‘blanke volk’ [the white nation].
“There are some white people who say so, who say we were better off with white ‘volk’ in government.”
Mthembu said he knew not all white people said this.
The song was also sung in the past by white freedom fighters.
“Even when we sang the songs, we didn’t want Joe Slovo to be killed. Ronnie Kasrils… in fact, they were leading us in those songs.”
Malema is facing a criminal charge and a complaint with the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) for reportedly singing at the University of Johannesburg, “Dubula amabhunu baya raypha” (Zulu for, ‘Shoot the boers, they are rapists) with a group of students.The song is reminiscent of the late Peter Mokaba, a former ANC Youth League leader known for chanting the slogan, “kill the boer, kill the farmer” during the struggle against apartheid.
Criminal charge
The Freedom Front Plus laid a criminal charge against Malema for allegedly advocating hate. The Afrikanerbond lodged a complaint with the SAHRC.
The Freedom Front Plus won an appeal related to the “kill the farmer, kill the Boer” slogan in 2003 when the SAHRC ruled it constituted hate speech.
Mthembu said people who were unhappy with the singing of the song should approach the ANC so it could be discussed.
“The issue is, indeed, some people might be correct that there might be songs we should not sing. Let them put them on the agenda and convince the ANC that we should not sing those songs and tell us why.
“But then they should also look at songs that were sung by the forces of oppression.”