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Friday, July 15, 2016
Criminals and tenants rob and beat a victim VIDEO
Tenants and criminals of Vanin Court building, Hillbrow,
Johannesburg, rob and choke out a victim and then beat him whilst he is
unconscious to get him to move on so they can continue to rob others!
This is South Africa, this is crime and this is the reality of how
people live and die. Hillbrow is a criminal haven and it is time for the
African National Congress (ANC) government to admit they have failed.
The ANC have failed as leaders, have no compassion for ordinary people,
have lied, cheated, and have allowed crime to escalate while they remain
safe tucked away in massive mansions with armed body guards.
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Laura Oneale - South Africa Today – South Africa News
Pregnant cattle have been slaughtered in a cruel method
Pregnant cattle have been slaughtered overnight on the farm
Witkoppies in the Welgegund – Naaupoort area. The farm is in the Kenneth
Kaunda District, Tlokwe, Potchefstroom.
Once again, this is an evil act performed by perpetrators who have no
consideration for animals and hacking cattle in that manner is cruel.
Sadistic and barbaric actions of culprits who probably sold parts of the
animal for witchcraft or some satanic endeavor.
It is believed that the flesh of unborn calves is known to bear medicinal value, and that is one of the reasons why pregnant cattle are slaughtered.
In November last year and out of sheer desperation the rural poor in Zululand, KwaZulu-Natal started killing their dying cattle in a bid to secure the meat. The drought had a devastating effect in this region, and the cows even though pregnant became so weak they could no longer walk. It would be justified under these circumstances to slaughter the cows as no intentional harm was deliberated.
The deliberate act of hacking the cattle on the Witkoppies farm was inhuman and cruel.
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It is believed that the flesh of unborn calves is known to bear medicinal value, and that is one of the reasons why pregnant cattle are slaughtered.
In November last year and out of sheer desperation the rural poor in Zululand, KwaZulu-Natal started killing their dying cattle in a bid to secure the meat. The drought had a devastating effect in this region, and the cows even though pregnant became so weak they could no longer walk. It would be justified under these circumstances to slaughter the cows as no intentional harm was deliberated.
The deliberate act of hacking the cattle on the Witkoppies farm was inhuman and cruel.
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Don’t mess around with the men of Kraaifontein VIDEO
Kraaifontein, is a suburb in Cape Town, in the Western Cape.
A street fight, a community outrage, where the children, aunties,
uncles, grannies and children all get involved. Watch two daring young
men jump from from the second floor to join the fight. The neighbors,
and a huge crowd watch the fight among the young men and scream, swear
and run amok while the fighters not only engaging in a fist fight, grab
spades, poles and sticks to tackle the enemy.
An ordinary day in Kraaifontein!
To view the video, please click on this link. It is hilarious!
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An ordinary day in Kraaifontein!
To view the video, please click on this link. It is hilarious!
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Racists Khumalo and Sparrow both wrong but justice fails
Velaphi Khumalo charged with hate speech for a controversial post in
January this year where he stated that “white people should be hacked
and killed like Jews,” is back at work. Yes, back at work, Khumalo used
to work for the government and was suspended with full pay pending the
investigation.
The department of sports, arts, culture and recreation said in January
that the department viewed the posts by Velaphi Khumalo as severe and at
that time distanced itself from Khumalo. The department stated that the
remarks did not stand for what the provincial government stood for. Yet
Khumalo is back at work.
Maroela Media reported that Khumalo is back at work after being given a warning during an internal disciplinary procedure.
The Human Rights Commission (HRC) confirmed that Khumalo would still be prosecuted, and complaints against him would be taken to the Equality Court. They also confirmed that he had returned to work after the process of a final warning was concluded.
After Penny Sparrow referred to blacks as monkeys on a Facebook post and was quickly reprimanded for the racial content, Khumalo reciprocated calling for whites to be killed. Sparrow was ordered to pay a R150 000 fine by the equality court, and Khumalo gets off with a slap on the wrist.
The government gives him his job back, and nothing will be done, after all, we cannot forget he was oppressed during apartheid and will receive the sympathy of the majority. The problem is that there are millions of uneducated black South African are frustrated, bitter and confused.
Racism is blamed on the white population; it is all over South Africa, when blacks do not do well, or fail and continue in the pit of poverty. The race card is played all time, and it is the white man that is to blame for the state of affairs. Racist is a pathetic, overused term used by people to label every problem.
Yes, blacks are offended by any criticism and carry a racism card that never expires and can pull it out at any time, without repercussions, and are raised to believe that the suffering under apartheid allows for protection. Does the government protect black racists? Yes, with a racist government who openly sings songs inciting violence against whites, the majority are programmed to follow the leaders.
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Maroela Media reported that Khumalo is back at work after being given a warning during an internal disciplinary procedure.
The Human Rights Commission (HRC) confirmed that Khumalo would still be prosecuted, and complaints against him would be taken to the Equality Court. They also confirmed that he had returned to work after the process of a final warning was concluded.
After Penny Sparrow referred to blacks as monkeys on a Facebook post and was quickly reprimanded for the racial content, Khumalo reciprocated calling for whites to be killed. Sparrow was ordered to pay a R150 000 fine by the equality court, and Khumalo gets off with a slap on the wrist.
The government gives him his job back, and nothing will be done, after all, we cannot forget he was oppressed during apartheid and will receive the sympathy of the majority. The problem is that there are millions of uneducated black South African are frustrated, bitter and confused.
Racism is blamed on the white population; it is all over South Africa, when blacks do not do well, or fail and continue in the pit of poverty. The race card is played all time, and it is the white man that is to blame for the state of affairs. Racist is a pathetic, overused term used by people to label every problem.
Yes, blacks are offended by any criticism and carry a racism card that never expires and can pull it out at any time, without repercussions, and are raised to believe that the suffering under apartheid allows for protection. Does the government protect black racists? Yes, with a racist government who openly sings songs inciting violence against whites, the majority are programmed to follow the leaders.
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Intruder shot dead – homeowner arrested for murder
Erasmia, a suburb of Pretoria, was the scene of an armed robbery and a
murder that has shocked the residents and family. In what appeared to
be an armed robbery, the owner acting in self-defense shot at the two
perpetrators. One of the suspects died, and the other managed to escape.
The homeowner has been arrested for murder. It can be assumed that
the owner was protecting his family and property and when threatened
fired a fatal shot. The question is whether the owner intended to kill
the suspect. The suspects had no right to access his home, and the only
reason they did so was to commit a crime.
It is ridiculous that one is arrested and charged for murder when your own life is placed in danger. Presumably, if the owner did not shoot at the suspects, they would have overpowered the man and killed him. Or perhaps kill his entire family and steal valuables from the home, escaping and if arrested would be out on bail only to commit more crimes.
The owner now faces a charge of murder, and although we might say this is totally unfair, the case will have to be investigated. There will be grounds for justification as the owner shot the intruder in an act of self-defense.
The South African Police have extensive powers of arrest, and as a person was killed, they acted within the law and of course depending on their mood by arresting the owner. The police are trained and have the power to make a decision when a crime is committed. Besides, the police would have to make sure they get a conviction. The courts would probably find the homeowner not guilty of murder as he was defending himself and his family.
It is absolutely unacceptable why he got arrested; perhaps the police were overreacting to the incident of self-defense. What is probably worse is that this innocent person had to be detained by the police and what safety was there in the cells. While all the man was trying to do was protect his home and family, now he has been placed in a life changing situation. A situation that will leave him traumatized. The entire arrest of a law-abiding citizen is crazy.
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It is ridiculous that one is arrested and charged for murder when your own life is placed in danger. Presumably, if the owner did not shoot at the suspects, they would have overpowered the man and killed him. Or perhaps kill his entire family and steal valuables from the home, escaping and if arrested would be out on bail only to commit more crimes.
The owner now faces a charge of murder, and although we might say this is totally unfair, the case will have to be investigated. There will be grounds for justification as the owner shot the intruder in an act of self-defense.
The South African Police have extensive powers of arrest, and as a person was killed, they acted within the law and of course depending on their mood by arresting the owner. The police are trained and have the power to make a decision when a crime is committed. Besides, the police would have to make sure they get a conviction. The courts would probably find the homeowner not guilty of murder as he was defending himself and his family.
It is absolutely unacceptable why he got arrested; perhaps the police were overreacting to the incident of self-defense. What is probably worse is that this innocent person had to be detained by the police and what safety was there in the cells. While all the man was trying to do was protect his home and family, now he has been placed in a life changing situation. A situation that will leave him traumatized. The entire arrest of a law-abiding citizen is crazy.
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