We look at the ANC ‘s step by step plan to achieve ethnic cleansing in Southern Africa, as it appears the ANC are using the COVID-19 crisis to reach sinister other goals like starvation, unemployment and putting whites out of business! Not only are the ANC only giving COVID19 aid to BBBEE businesses only, white squatters are not getting food parcels, but now the Afrikaans hating racist, Panyaza Lesufi plans to confiscate food donations from Afrikaner NGO’s, and give it to blacks! All this put together, with the denial of farm murders, banning of farm patrols, expropriation of what land without compensation, excluding white’s from the workplace & tertiary education with BEE laws, constantly digging up the ancient past to paint whites as bad, plus Ramaphosa’s “boiling frogs” admission, reveals an evil Soviet Union style campaign of ethnic cleansing, similar to Stalin’s Holodomor.
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#Holodomor Is Ramaphosa Copying Joseph Stalin’s Deliberate Starvation Plan & Using Covid-19 To Boil The White Frogs Faster?
Expropriation of White Land Without Compensation Not Enough For Militant Black Supremacist Groups Like ANCYL & BCF Who Are Training Blacks in SA on Gun Handling, Military & Guerilla Tactics
The ANC regimes intention to expropriate land from white people without compensation, does not seem to be going far enough nor fast enough for some. It seems blacks in South Africa are taking their cue from the racist government and stepping up their anti-white racism and militancy in a country which not only tolerates anti white racism, but in many cases openly encourages it! One group, The Black Centric Forum (BCF) is hosting a Shooting Range Session soon whilst The African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) said it was preparing for a weekend camp where members would take part in gun handling, military training and guerilla tactics, among other activities.
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Exclusive auction – Anger as Durban car auction reserved for township blacks only
Durban – ETHEKWINI Municipality’s attempts to improve the spending power of Africans – under the age of 35 – by excluding Indians and coloureds from an official car auction drew widespread criticism this week.
The event was officially dubbed a radical economic transformation (RET) auction. It involved the selling off of various used municipal vehicles from the city fleet site and was advertised in a newspaper which stipulated that it would only allow the participation of young people from townships as well as military veterans.
The event stemmed from a promise made during a conference on RET earlier this year, where the eThekwini Municipality said it would – through business associations – accelerate interventions to achieve “economic emancipation and equality” for previously marginalised businesses.
As a result, only those registered on the National Military Veterans’ database, and those under the age of 35 who lived in townships or communities under
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