Amy Biehl was a bright, compassionate 26-year-old American who went to South Africa in 1993 to help fight apartheid and support democracy.
While driving through a township near Cape Town, she was pulled from her car by a mob chanting “Kill the settler!” and “One settler, one bullet.”
She was stoned, beaten and stabbed to death in a frenzied racial attack simply because she was White
If you silence people like Jacinta, you end up with lukewarm citizens like those in Nigeria and Zimbabwe who can’t hold their governments accountable. Instead of sitting and complaining, she’s forcing these politicians to actually work on something.
@Ndlamini23@RiebvJanbeeck@SAHRCommission Ms. Elsie ( Nice Afrikaans name btw) Have you ever heard/read the words of Die Stem? Are you aware that it's a Prayer? I don't expect U comprehend because U little EFF Teletubbies wannabe Revolutionaries are racist and horrible cretins that even God hates!
@Judgemoneyc@Ojukwu_Bianca You are talking absolute CRAP!!!! You Zoogerians are habitual liars and scammers! From the too down!! That 61 Billion lie has been ingrained in your rotten minds! Your shit hole Country did not even have that kind of money back then to buy toilet paper Idiot
Not so. I’m no apologist for apartheid as there was job reservation and group areas for different races etc, and the policy was wrong.
But in 1992 the whites voted to end apartheid and bring in a one person one vote democracy, and they did so with a 2/3 majority. But the ANC did not “create space” for black people. Having inherited a vibrant economy, the biggest in Africa, it created a mafia which has pillaged the taxpayers assets and destroyed economic growth. The ANC impedes the economic growth by demanding enforced black ownership of every economic enterprise in the country, legislating to seize peoples property without compensation and massively enriching themselves with the theft of state held assets.
Meanwhile the ANC has devalued the educational system are has produced certificated school leavers who remain unemployable.
This is not democracy. It’s the tyranny of the majority. And that is not an improvement for the people of South Africa.
Go Manne! Anything that counters the racist, corrupt, thieving elites in power is on the side of the angels. I am gatvol of the lack of vision, smarts and morality in this benighted country and its "leadership" and talking-heads. 32 fucking years! This country could have been beautiful by now for all. Does the ordinary South African not see how they have been fucked by their "leaders" who have made themselves rich and stolen billions all the while leaving the poor poor and crime worse than it ever was under Apartheid.
It is time to get rid of these corrupt, immoral thieves who have not cared about ordinary South Africans for 32 years and never will.
You are playing their game by distracting people's attention away from what REALLY matters to silly things - who do you REALLY care about
Respect for sovereignty is not a licence for race law. You can address poverty, land, education and crime without a state racial census deciding who may own, hire, or be heard. Dismissing Afrikaners as “fringe” is not an argument; it is a way to avoid one. If the Hate Speech Act binds “the State and non-state actors,” apply it to incitement against minorities the same way you apply it to everyone else. Until then, “inclusive society for all South Africans” is a slogan, not a policy.
@DiasporaAbc@OsinachiEze_ She probably puts that hair in the washing machine. Imagine wearing the hair of someone you dislike. Why does she not wear her own velcro?
We’re losing this country, and it’s not some theory on the radio. It’s happening here. People walk in from the other side of the border like the line is a suggestion. They stream through Beitbridge, Lebombo, the bush, the ports. Nobody counts them properly. Nobody sends them back. Then we act shocked when the clinic is full, the queue is longer, and the wage at the bottom gets cheaper. There’s nothing cute about it. Hardworking South Africans are falling through the floor — no work, no lights, no safe street — while the state still finds a speech about ubuntu and an open door. Citizens who paid tax, waited in Home Affairs, and played by the book get told they’re heartless for noticing. People who aren’t even on the list get the bed, the job, the grant argument, and the benefit of the doubt. Then the same politicians who can’t keep a hospital stocked call you xenophobic for asking who belongs first. Close the book on the fairy tale. This isn’t charity anymore. It’s a government that won’t hold a border, won’t police a street, and still wants applause for the lecture. That makes me angry.