South Africa Rape Capital of The World

So many unreported rape incidents are not reported, and I am sure that we will never really know how many occur in the land of South Africa. It was only recently that there was a rape case in the vicinity of the Rhodes Memorial, Cape Town, Now there is another victim, who was repeatedly raped for 24 hours. She is recovering in hospital following the traumatic incident. 

Bastards should be given the death penalty. The problem is that criminals in South Africa have too many rights.

It would appear that rape is the new national sport in South Africa, with the frequency of attacks happening around the country.

I wonder what would happen if groups of women who are utterly frustrated with the lack of protection, bounced on random men and castrated them.  Perhaps it is time to take a stand against rape and change the story.

SOURCE:

http://www.thesouthafrican.com/woman-held-captive-raped-for-over-24-hours-in-newlands-forest/

Woman held captive, raped for over 24 hours in Newlands Forest

It reads like something from an episode of CSI, but a Cape Town woman's capture and subsequent rape in Newlands Forest is very real.

Imagine going for a run in one of the most picture-perfect spots in Cape Town, only to be abducted, raped and held captive.
That’s exactly what happened to a 28 year-old woman who was attacked while jogging in the Newlands Forest on Tuesday evening.
The woman managed to escape after more than a day.
“A 28-year-old female was attacked by a suspect on Tuesday evening in Newlands Forest, held captive and raped in an isolated area. She managed to escape last night and reported the incident to the police,” said Andre Traut of the Cape Town police.
She eventually broke free and fled after her captor forced her to walk towards a garage and is currently recovering in hospital.
According to UCT the crime is very similar to previous attacks in the Rhodes Memorial vicinity – another rape at the University was reported earlier this week –, but the police say it’s too early to link this incident with others in the – immediate – area over the last week or so.

South Africa Another Brutal Farm Murder

A South African Farmer was thrown alive into a Crocodile Pit.  

Now that is cruel, and once again, the merciless killings of our farmers have not stopped. The farmer was alone at the time; his hands were bound and he was beaten before being thrown into the crocodile pit. It was only the next day when there was no response that neighbors discovered the cruel act that caused the death of another farmer.

When will the world stop pretending that the situation in South Africa is hunky-dory and start realizing how serious matters are and help the farmers and the minority group in South Africa? Every day, every year, the killings are escalating, and innocent people are murdered. The criminals have no conscious and are barbaric. While it may be a small insurgent of criminals, it is the hostility of the farmers and whites in particular that make living in a hostile place dangerous.  

Can all the whites pack up and leave, no, it is not possible, there are millions who do not have resources. There are so many poor white people in South Africa, and it would seem that there is no hope left but to endure the trauma of trying to survive.

South Africa is a scary place at the time.

SOURCE:  (Note – the date mentioned in the story is incorrect, the incident happened in 2015, not 2016)

http://www.dailystormer.com/south-africa-farmer-thrown-alive-into-crocodile-pit/

South Africa: Farmer “Thrown Alive Into Crocodile Pit”

The New Observer
March 8, 2016

Four blacks—one a Zimbabwean—will appear next Monday in court for a brutal farm murder in South Africa in which the bound white victim was thrown alive into a crocodile pit, the Maroela Media news service has reported.

According to the report, Dr. Louis John Botha, 64, a game farmer from the north east Swartwater area, Limpopo, was brutally murdered by four attackers over the last weekend of February.

The victim and his family.

The former medical doctor had started game farming in the region fifteen years ago, and was attacked sometime on the Saturday by the gang. He was alone at the time, as the rest of his family was in Pretoria.

When he failed to communicate with anyone through to Sunday, his neighbors were alerted and came to investigate. They found Dr. Botha’s house standing open. Inside, the safe was open and there were bloodstains on the floor and walls.

A search was launched, and his body was discovered the next day in a water hole only seven hundred feet away. His hands had been bound and he had suffered a severe blow to his head, but was alive when thrown into the water pit, where crocodiles had fed on him, according to his daughter Riëtte.

“They were waiting for him in the house,” she said. “He was tied up and hit several times with a spade and sticks, and then thrown into the pit and left for dead.”

She said it was apparent that he had tried to swim to the banks of the water hole even though his hands were firmly bound, but had failed in his attempt as crocodiles had eaten chunks out of his body.

Police spokesman Colonel Ronel Otto said that the four “suspects” had been arrested the following Friday in the town of Groblersdal following an intensive investigation.

“A firearm and a cell phone which had been stolen during the attack were found in the suspects’ possession,” Otto said.

The four blacks will appear in court on the same day that Dr. Botha’s funeral will be held in the local church.

ILLEGAL Power lines

South Africa has for the past several years had problems with electricity. Illegal power lines spring up all over the country and especially around informal settlements. The government is squarely to blame for not providing proper housing and infrastructure stability.

Informal settlements, an area consisting of shacks with no good infrastructure is the living residences from millions of South Africans. The people living in these dirty places have little hope of getting out of the slum conditions. It is humiliating conditions that people have to endure, and it is all in the name of democracy. 

People usually tamper with electricity and set up illegal connections just to have a little light, or maybe cook some food. I can imagine how dreary their lives must be.  How many years do these poor people have to live in such damaging conditions, not to forget the health risk? When will the ANC government start spending the money on the poor or will these people of the slums forever be cursed under freedom.  

Eskom the power giant and local councils armed with the police set about to disconnect all illegal connections in one township Zandspruit, east of Johannesburg. The residents were not happy and protested by hurling rocks and burning tires. Roads had to be closed during the protests, causing more disruptions.

It is South Africa

SOURCE:
http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/2016/03/09/johannesburg-rioters-burn-tyres-hurl-rocks-after-illegal-power-lines-removed

Johannesburg rioters burn tyres, hurl rocks after illegal power lines removed

Residents from the informal settlement Zandspruit, on Johannesburg's East Rand, were rioting and burning tyres, metro police said on Tuesday.

"The police and City Power had an operation earlier to remove the illegal electrical connections by the residents in the area," metro police spokesperson Marvin Minnaar said.

Minnaar said the residents resisted the operation and started burning tyres and throwing rocks.

Due to the rioting, Beyers Naude was closed between Johan Road and Peter Road.
He advised motorists to use alternative routes.