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Monday, 12 September 2011
Videos of ANC leaders singing banned genocidal songs
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Malema judgment: "Words could trigger genocide" 12 Sep 2011 11:57
The video of Malema singing the banned song
www.youtube.com/watch?v-0ls078kkJP0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIsO78kkJP0
Read entire judgment: http://bit.ly/ogfB8u
The Songs the ruling ANC sings from all their platforms: ‘Kill The Boers”
If you cannot see the embedded video, click here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plV30IucNU4
Nelson Mandela also sings the song calling for the killing of all whites – after they had won hegemony of the country:
If you cannot see the embedded video, click http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcOXqFQw2hc
Words are powerful weapons that could lead to disastrous actions and even genocide.' Mr Justice Collin Lamont...
Johannesburg Equality Court. "Words are powerful weapons that could lead to disastrous actions and even genocide”, Judge Collin Lamont said on Monday 12 September 2011. He ruled ANC youth league Julius Malema guilty of hatespeech in the civil case.
"The words of one person inciting others...that's how a genocide can start," he said in handing down judgment in a hate speech case against ANC Youth League president Julius Malema. Lamont said in determining the outcome of this case the court had to analyse the meaning of the words in the "shoot the boer" song, and its effect on society. Single words and a group of words had "elastic meanings". The words Malema sang had not been forgotten as they were derogatory and hurtful.
He said the response of the public was relevant to check the entirety of its context.
Genocide was defined as "the deliberate and systematic destruction" of an ethnic, religious, or national group.Lamont likened the songs by Malema 'as those sung by soldiers when they were at war. Soldiers in battle don't treat the enemy as individuals but as a thing [a unit]." Lamont said the difference was that soldiers were singing to celebrate.
A video of Malema singing "shoot the boer" was shown during his hearing.
"He executed rhythmic movement... making the shape of a firearm... and certain gestures were made," said Lamont. An armed person was one in power and one who intimidated, the court found. The court heard that the Constitution provided for equality, and the eradication of social and economic inequalities. South Africa had international obligations under the United Nations for peace and unity including the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination, and discrimination against women.
Malema was not in court, even though his disciplinary hearing before the ANC was put on hold for Monday to allow him to attend proceedings. Outside court, a small group gathered to show their support for Malema. "We will follow Malema anywhere," one of them said. A police officer said there had been no application for a gathering permit but police had prepared for a "spontaneous gathering".
AfriForum Youth, which is part of the rights lobby group AfriForum, opened a civil case against Malema in the Equality Court after he sang the words "dubhula ibhunu", which translate to "shoot the boer", at a number of ANC Youth League gatherings last year. It believed the words were threatening to minorities, a threat to the safety of Afrikaners and farmers, and that the phrase was hate speech.
Malema and five other seniors in the league are in the midst of an ANC disciplinary hearing over comments they had made that the party believed was bringing it into disrepute.At the opening of the disciplinary hearing, groups claiming to be Malema supporters threw stones and bottles in the Johannesburg CBD and harassed media.
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/Words-can-trigger-genocide-Malema-judge-20110912
From April 2010, the ruling African National Congress party’s youth league started defying a Gauteng High court order by publicly singing the banned genocidal hate-speech song 'Shoot the Boer’ and “Kill the Boer, starting' from an ANC platform at the regional elections in Mthatha in the Eastern Cape province . And as is often done by ANC-cadres at public events, the youth leader also frequently made impromptu adjustments to the lyrics, singing 'Dubula ibhunu” (Shoot the Boer)' and then very sarcastically adding: 'Kiss the Boer'. Judge Lamont ruled in the Equality Court on September 12 2011 that the replacement of the word' kiss' from 'kill' was creating 'hidden meanings which were well-understood by the followers and also by the target-group. http://bit.ly/ogfB8u
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Boeremag asks UN to intervene in genocide
“ We Boers are being slaughtered in a secret genocide, ’ Dr Lets Pretorius, Boeremag, writing to UN secretary-general Ban-Ki-Moon
Boeremag leader Dr Lets Pretorius has appealed to the UN secretary-general Mr Ban-ki-Moon to intervene in the secret genocide which is being carried out against the Boers. He said this during an interview on the USA-radio station The Right Perspective. http://www.therightperspective.org/Audio/HA2011/HA_2011.02.04.mp3
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He said that in addition to the more than 3,800 Boers killed on the farms and smallholdings thus far under ANC-hegemony, many tens of thousands of Boer families in urban areas also are attacked, assaulted, mutilated, tortured, torched to death inside their cars and homes – its an ethnic-cleansing campaign targetting the entire nation. “Our people are being murdered with great ferocity, Boer victims often are found with many dozens of stab- and gunshot wounds and grossly mutilated, indicating that these were acts of hatred towards us as a people,’ he said. - Genocidal attacksin 2010/2011 targetting Boers in towns and countryside: http://www.farmitracker.com
- Death rate amongst Boers on farms http://bit.ly/eZB3cD
‘It’s a full blown genocide…’Dr Pretorius pointed out that while many black people of course also are killed in South Africa since they are in the vast majority; “it’s the extreme ferocity being shown towards the Boers while they are
being slaughtered which is so horrifying. The bodies of Boers are found with dozens of stab-wounds, riddled with bullets, often grossly mutilated, the girls and women often having to endure hours of sexual mutilation, the babies are shot dead execution-style.’ He blamed the ANC-regime for not intervening in the massive amounts of hate-speech targetting the Boers, describing the latest example of a new hate-chant, ‘One Bullet – One White Infant.,’ coined by two public servants (pic right). He also detailed the gruesome sexual-mutilation tortures which are endured by many of the Boer victims, emotionally describing the horrific sexual-torture deaths of Alice and Helen Lotter in the Free State on Dec 6 2008 (pic above left). The words 'Kill Boer' were scrawled on the walls of their homestead... They were tortured for 4 hours - and they were hacked so many times with glass shards that forensic examiners were unable to find any intact tissue from their wombs.
South Africa rapidly heading for famine because of ethnic-cleansing of their only food-producers:
Pretorius also warns that if black South Africans continue to chase their only food-producing farmers off the land, the country is rapidly heading for famine:
- “In South Africa we are heading for famine, yet the very people who can prevent that, the commercial farmers who produce the only excess food, are being pushed off their lands: the Boer farmers now occupy less than one percent of the total surface-area of the country. In 1994 there were 85,000 Boer farmers, now there are less than 12,000…’
He points out that Boers are not only being attacked in large numbers, but also are suppressed politically and economically and that all the Boers’ legal rights are being taken away. “Eleven members of the Boeremag have been in jail, innocently, for the past eight years now. So-called trial-awaiting prisoners. The last time they had a proper hearing was in August last year. Meanwhile these 11 people have been sitting in a jail as ‘trial awaiting prisoners’ in other words they are innocent until proven guilty - and that case could still carry on for another two years. So they would have imprisoned for ten years, totally innocent. Our justice system is clearly deteriorating by the day…’
- Boeremag member receives compensation for torture by SA police force: http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/article777533.ece/Police-to-pay-for-torture
- Boeremag trial documents: http://bit.ly/eUa0tA
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