The boer, Euguene Terre’blanche killed
By now we all know that Eugene Terre’blanche was killed by two of his farm workers and although he was a well-known political figure in South Africa, I doubt many a tear will be shed over his death. While his followers may believe that he fought a worthy cause, many believe that he was responsible for a wholelotta noise but that he didn’t achieve much politically.
It may be coincidence that he was killed around the same time that Malema decided to start singing like a bird. The song “shoot the boer” apparently means “kill apartheid” (which I thought we did a number of years ago). Eugene was the icon of “apartheid”. Was.
Or maybe not. Maybe Jules’ hate speech did influence his attackers or at least planted a seed. Who knows. Point is that Julius Malema should learn to play by the rules. I am so gatvol of hearing the words “apartheid” or “black & white”.
*yawn*
Those still living this oppressed lifestyle should get with the programme. Move on, for crying out loud. S-n-a-p o-u-t o-f i-t.
What we wouldn’t give for a youth leader with character like Mandela. Just give us someone who has the country’s best interest at heart (opposed to their own). Someone with vision.
What are your thoughts on this?
By Elzet
My theory is that there is no such thing as coincidence. I think that there are a lot of people out there who are looking for someone to lead them and unfortunately Malema has tapped into this unlimited resource and has found himself a niche amongst the uneducated majority. I don’t think that he was directly involved with the killing, but he is a man of great influence and has in-turn caused the intolerance and racial hatred that is most prevalent amongst his followers. Rumours are that the workers involved, were being paid well below the minimum wage, and instead of taking it up with the relevant authorities, they decided to brutally murder him, now why is that? Because they have been taught that this course of action is acceptable. And that is the fundamental problem with our government leaders, they are sending out the wrong messages and leading the country astray.
Very sad Kerry, but true!
There is more to the story, but solving it like that …. is no way to go. Mandela, at this time, is South Africa’s only security, without him… who knows. There is also more to the story about Julie’s visits to Zim, but that is a whole other story …
We would be stupid to believe that Kill the boer means kill apartheid. Apartheid is an excuse to kill whites. And due to the nature of these people they will always be murderers, thats their legacy,their culture. Its time we say “Kill whats not white” and say it means “stop Apartheid”!
I think the point is for us all to move away from the BLACK VS WHITE-thing. Mud slinging will only hinder the growth of this country. Two wrongs does unfortunately not make a right.
It’s not the whites that missuses the word apartheid. Too much power in the wrong hands.Too much bloodlust in the Goverment.
The issue that worries me the most is that this country is supposed to be a Democracy. That is, after all what is being shouted from every Government roof top. But does “Kill the Boer, kill the Farmer” fit into that idea of “everyone having a small piece of the pie” so to speak. Everyone has a right in this country regardless of race, creed or position is that not so? Getting rid of Afrikaans means loosing our heritage and getting rid of Farmers mean starvation and povety in alot of areas of our beautiful land. Zim being a prime example of that. Malema aggravates a sore that was slowly getting a scab on it. Zip it Malema and loose the hate speech!!