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Black SA youths form hunting parties to chase foreigners out
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A Stuijt |
How long before these feral youths' ethnic-cleansing campaigns move from black townships to attack white and asian SA families?Black journalist Victor Khupiso of the Sunday Times recently spoke to black youths who routinely raid shacks and shebeens every week with their 'Foreigner-Free Society". This 'society' flushes out all 'foreigners'...by testing their Nguni-language skills and looking at their skin colour...
Mozambiquan hacked to death July 25 2008:
Ten days ago, Mozambiquan Francisco Nobunga, 57, who had cauteously returned to his South African wife after the month-long ethnic-violence in May -- (Mbeki urgers foreigners to do so, claiming its perfectly safe...) -- was hauled out of his shack by one of these feral youth-mobs and hacked to death. Some seven people arrested after this horrible event are still in a local police jail and are expected to appear in the local magistrate's court on August 6, Sapa reports.
'Foreigner-free Society'
While the Mbeki-regime preaches 'reintegration' in its ongoing agitprop-campaign to appease the foreign news media -- these hunts for 'foreigners' still are going on every Friday night in Ramaphosa squatter camp near Reiger Park for instance, the Sunday Times journalist reports.
The locals call this their “Kwerekwere-Free (Foreigner-Free) Society” campaign.
- Gangs of male youths continue unhindered conducting their violence-driven door-to-door raids on shacks.
Ramaphosa, outside Reiger Park, east of Johannesburg, was the scene of some of the worst atrocities committed during May’s xenophobic violence that left (at least) 62 dead and hundreds-of-thousands of displaced foreign Africans, who were housed in UN-patrolled refugee camps from which many now still refuse to budge.
Images of Mozambican Ernesto Alfabeto Nhamuave burning to death in a field outside the settlement, left, went all over the world -- and immediately put the ANC's disinformation machine in the highest gear, with the country's denialist-president Mbeki even claiming, amidst howls of derisive, disbelieving laughter, that it all was just plain old 'criminal violence' - nothing more.
The Sunday Times journalist watched several Fridays ago as pockets of about 20 youths — mostly aged between 17 and 23 and armed with machetes and crowbars — scoured the streets for the foreigners they still blame for their hunger and suffering.
Body-searches: At one shebeen, liquor thick on the breath of the kids conducting body searches of patrons, they were ordered to pronounce Zulu words to determine whether or not they were 'genuine South Africans', the Sunday Times journalist reported.
But there appear to be no foreigners living there anymore:
“Yini le?” (What is this?) demanded Sipho, a teenager, pointing to his elbow, of a man wearing a red cap and whose skin Sipho believed was 'too dark for a South African'.
“Indololwane mfana,” (It’s an elbow, boy) replied the man, a Xhosa, who was asked the question because few foreigners know the Nguni (Zulu-Xhosa) word for elbow.
Unconvinced, Sipho demanded: “Uma umuntu ekhala kuphumani emehlweni?” (When you cry, what comes out of your eyes?). “Izinyembezi” (tears) responded the man.Now convinced, Sipho spent the next half hour asking other patrons the same questions.
Sipho explained he was part of the Kwerekwere-Free Society campaign, which has been waged every Friday night since the attacks against foreigners began in May.
Whistlers mark the start of the hunting-parties:
Gangs of youths blow whistles, calling each other to begin the raids.
Sipho was joined by two other drunk teenage boys, who said they aimed to “flush out” the remaining foreigners.
- After their shebeen raid, the boys warned the owner not to allow foreigners to drink there or he would be “punished”.
Afterwards the large gang split up into groups of four to raid surrounding shacks.When asked how he can identify foreigners, Sipho says it’s easy. “These people can’t even pronounce easy words like indololwane. We have a list of other words that we tell them to say and they fumble and bite their tongues.”
Hell is waiting for them... we have stored some tyres...
“The (Mbeki-) government is forcing us to accept these people back into our area. We will fight it. I can proudly say foreigners have decided to leave our area because they know what would happen to them if they are found. They would burn. “Hell is waiting for them. We have stored some tyres,” said Sipho.The gangs of boys continued their raid way past midnight.
See the great many other incidents of similar 'Racial Abuse' -- targetting white and asian-South Africans:
http://groups.msn.com/crimebustersofsouthafrica/racialabuse.msnw
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Makwerekwere means 'cockroach. Compare this to the 'cockroaches' in Rwaunda?