Is there a racist terrorist in our midst

His name is Luvuyo Menziwa. Hate speech spilled from his pie-hole, yes, but it’s really much worse.

He put much planning into his statements – his eagerness to incite murder, and encourage violence and mass killings towards minorities. He clearly wants to promote terror in South Africa. The world, including the rest of Successful Africa thru Moral Integrity & Accountability (SAMIA), are looking scornfully at our government that appears to condone this rhetoric (by their lack of action).

All South Africans of every race, color, and creed are outraged by this eminent threat to our society.
On Monday, August 30th, 2016, SRC-member Luvuyo Menziwa declared on social media that he hated white people and that someone should bring him an AK47 or Bazooka so he may kill these – demon possessed humans.

As a Facebook community comprising primarily of black South Africans, we are horrified at the offensive words coming from this man’s mouth, and his admitted pre-meditation thereof. No one in our community agrees with these statements, nor the violent methods described – it is against our consciousness and moral creed as Africans, it is against everything we stand for.

This type of violent rhetoric is only found among terrorists and murderers – people who are miserable cowards and psychopaths who clearly belong behind bars with a life sentence. If South Africa had the equivalent of Guantanamo Bay that is where animals like this belong.

Away with petitioning the University of Pretoria to expel him, our government should detain him and file immediate charges.

When standing back and looking at our country, it is clear that our ANC government’s unwillingness to stand up for ‘morality’ is its primary failing.

The ‘sweep-it-under-the-rug’ policies by our ANC-led government makes it appear they condone the extreme terrorist-threats – just another example of how our ANC policies are jeopardizing a bright future for our majority, country, and condemning our underprivileged to another 40 years in the wilderness.

Menzi Solomon Shange
Published on South Africa Today – South Africa News