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Zuma’s anti-Christian blasphemy condemned
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A Stuijt |
Zuma stop your blasphemy:
Krugersdorp. May 6 2011. Anti Zuma protestor Martin van Eck is protesting throughout Krugersdorp with these banners after South African president Jacob Zuma 's party claimed in their election-propaganda that the 'African National Congress will rule until Jesus comes'; that 'Zuma was annointed by God Himself; that Jesus was a communist who fed 500 people; and that the three-party ruling SA alliance of the ANC, the communist party and the Cosatu trade union movement were “The Holy Trinity'.
Van Eck said he is protesting against Zuma's blasphemy at street corners in Krugersdorp because it is time for Christians to stand up and protest on behalf of Jesus against the Anti-Christian propaganda by the South African government.
The municipal elections are on 18 May. South Africa has many millions of Christians.
The municipal elections are being marred by widespread anti-ANC violence, with protestors especially in the poverty-stricken, teeming black townships of South Africa, becoming increasingly angry about the corrupt, increasingly violent South African government.
Police-brutality at a peak in South Africa
On the pictures below, a protestor is explaining very clearly why exactly he is so angry with the Zuma-regime. He stood outside the Ficksburg magistrate’s court on May 3 to protest against the bail application of 9 local cops who had been arrested for the horrific murder of unarmed civil-rights activist Andries Tatane, below left. The young father was shot dead at very close range with two rubber bullets fired from police stopper-guns -- after the unarmed man, a teacher, had first been set upon by a large group of cops and brutally beaten. Police-brutally has soared over the past two years especially, with more than 700 people having died in police-custody last year alone.
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