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Open call for killing of Whites, thousands already slaughtered: Jewish media silent.
Earlier this year, the Freedom Front Plus party lodged a complaint against Mangaliso Kubheka, national organizer of the Landless People's Movement (LPM), claiming he had said "kill the farmer, kill the Boer" during a speech, reports Sheen Adams for the Saturday Star:
"t's a slogan that the Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) called hate speech last year and it has resurfaced in the flurry of party propaganda in the run-up to the elections. The Freedom Fron
Plus party was established in 1994 to protect the interests of the Afrikaner people (Whites, primarily of Dutch origin).
Although not recorded widely in the West's politically correct media, Afrikan
ers
are being slaughtered at record levels by marauding blacks.
See the National Vanguard article Genocide of South African Whites Happening Now for further information.
The Human Rights Commission ruled that the Landless People's Movement should apologize for its threat of mass murder. The Black party has until March 23 to respond.
Mangaliso Kubheka told the Saturday Star that the LPM would not apologize. "We have nothing to apologize for. The Freedom Front Plus is not a friend or a relative. Maybe the HRC should apologize for talking about things I do not know about."
Kubheka said he did not think the "kill the farmer, kill the Boer" slogan constituted hate speech.
"We are talking about a party that is calling for the death penalty. Can they te
ll you who the slogan was directed at anyway? If they say it's hate speech then they must say who it is directed at," Kubheka said.
Last June, the Freedom Front Plus lodged a complaint
with the SA
HRC after African National Congress members used the slogan during two public meetings.
http://nationalvanguard.org/story.php?id=2413
Open call for killing of Whites, thousands already slaughtered: Jewish media silent.
Earlier this year, the Freedom Front Plus party lodged a complaint against Mangaliso Kubheka, national organizer of the Landless People's Movement (LPM), claiming he had said "kill the farmer, kill the Boer" during a speech, reports Sheen Adams for the Saturday Star:
"t's a slogan that the Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) called hate speech last year and it has resurfaced in the flurry of party propaganda in the run-up to the elections. The Freedom Fron
Plus party was established in 1994 to protect the interests of the Afrikaner people (Whites, primarily of Dutch origin).
Although not recorded widely in the West's politically correct media, Afrikan
ers
are being slaughtered at record levels by marauding blacks.
See the National Vanguard article Genocide of South African Whites Happening Now for further information.
The Human Rights Commission ruled that the Landless People's Movement should apologize for its threat of mass murder. The Black party has until March 23 to respond.
Mangaliso Kubheka told the Saturday Star that the LPM would not apologize. "We have nothing to apologize for. The Freedom Front Plus is not a friend or a relative. Maybe the HRC should apologize for talking about things I do not know about."
Kubheka said he did not think the "kill the farmer, kill the Boer" slogan constituted hate speech.
"We are talking about a party that is calling for the death penalty. Can they te
ll you who the slogan was directed at anyway? If they say it's hate speech then they must say who it is directed at," Kubheka said.
Last June, the Freedom Front Plus lodged a complaint
with the SA
HRC after African National Congress members used the slogan during two public meetings.