On Wednesday, 15 February 2017, Freedom of Religion South Africa (FORSA) hosted a meeting at His People in Goodwood, Cape Town, to discuss potential threats to religious freedom posed by the Hate Speech Bill and the CRL Rights Commission’s proposals to “regulate religion.” ​

​Member of Parliament, Steve Swart, challenged Mr. Jeffery over the danger of criminalising free speech. At a time when our legal system is overwhelmed and not coping with real, serious crimes, such as armed robberies, assaults, murders and rape, is it wise and helpful to swamp the courts even further with time-wasting and money-wasting intrusions into Freedom of speech and Freedom of Religion? Mr Jeffery then opinioned that, in the light of the “wars of religion”, it was necessary to implement the “Hate Speech Bill.”

​Are we to believe that the ANC government really intends to deal with genuine hate speech and incitement to violence, such as is found in many mosques in our country, where Jihad is proclaimed and promoted? Are they really going to monitor Friday messages at the mosque?

Rather than creating new laws, which would place additional burdens on the already strained resources of government, the police and the courts, the state should focus its energy and resources on enforcing existing laws to address the problems identified. FORSA strongly recommended a Code of Conduct to which religious institutions and practitioners should be encouraged to subscribe. However, one needs to find solutions that are practical and constitutionally permissible without infringing on, or eroding, the freedoms of religion, belief, opinion, speech, conscience and association. The history of registering churches and religious practitioners, as in the Soviet Union, Red China and Cuba, show the disastrous and destructive results of interfering with freedom of conscience. ​

​“For you, brethren, have been called to liberty; only do not use liberty as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another.” Galatians 5:13

​We, as Bible-believing Evangelical Christians, must respond as Dr. Martin Luther responded at Worms, before the assembled political and ecclesiastical might of Europe, on 18 April 1521: “Unless I am convinced by Scripture, or by clear reasoning, that I am in error - for popes and councils have often erred and contradicted themselves - I cannot recant, for I am subject to the Scriptures I have quoted. My conscience is captive to the Word of God. It is unsafe and dangerous to do anything against one's conscience. Here I stand, I cannot do otherwise. So help me God. Amen.”

Hus declared that he would gladly seal with his blood the truths that he had taught in his life. “In the truth of the Gospel I have written, taught and preached; today I will gladly die.” ​

​In the face of intimidation and threats from the world, we need to respond with the courage and conviction of the Protestant Reformers, Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli. Our conscience must be captive to the Word of God. We must stand on the unchangeable Word of Almighty God. We must not be conformed to this world. We must be willing to be different. Stand up for Jesus. Step out in Faith. Speak up and proclaim the Word of God faithfully and accurately. “And that they may come to their senses and escape the snare of the devil, having been taken captive by him to do his will.” 2 Timothy 2:26

Truth does not fear investigation. You shall know the Truth and the Truth shall set you free. Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. Stand fast therefore in the liberty by which Christ has made us free and do not be entangled again with the yoke of bondage. “For the Law of the Spirit of Life in Christ Jesus has made me free from the law of sin and death.” Romans 8:2
 
“Because the creation itself also will be delivered from the bondage of corruption into the glorious liberty of the children of God.” Romans 8:21
 
Dr. Peter Hammond
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Frontline Fellowship, P.O. Box 74 Newlands 7725, Cape Town South Africa,
Tel: 021-689-4480
[email protected]
www.FrontlineMissionSA.org
www.ReformationSA.org

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However, the case is even worse for her youngest child. Sarah fears that social services may now arrange for her daughter to be adopted, against Sarah’s will by Muslims, after they consulted the father – another one of the sex-grooming rapist gang. Although the rapist father wants nothing to do with the child, the authorities could now treat the child as born of a Muslim father, and therefore, by Sharia Law, of Muslim parentage. “I do not want that, because I do not want my daughter to go through what I went through,” Sarah has said. ​

And it appears that the problem is evermore widespread. So far, Asian sex-grooming gangs have been found in multiple different towns and cities across the UK, including Oxford, Rotherham, Huddersfield, Telford, Coventry, Drewsbury, Halifax, Keighley and Bristol. In fact, by the end of 2015, Muslim sex-groomers had been tried and convicted in 27 towns and cities across the UK. And it appears that the number is only growing. ​

The Gatestone Institute has also recently argued that Islamic religion and culture “has a very different set of rules and legal codes for relations between the sexes” to what is generally accepted in the West and does not restrict men from keeping women as slaves and/or concubines. Thus, within the Muslim community, there almost seems to be an acceptance that some sort of sex-grooming could take place. This could go far in explaining “why child sexual grooming gangs and the collective sexual harassment of women have taken hold in some places”, and account for a shared silence, not least from within the Muslim community itself, but also from other who fear offending the community by highlighting ‘differences in culture’. It concludes: “Sadly, in the case of Britain’s grooming gangs, religious ideology does not play a role in forbidding child sexual grooming. It is important to examine just how crucial a factor this seems to have been in community silence about them.” ​

The government must also answer for its inexcusable failures. Following Baroness Cox’s questioning in the House of Lords, you can write to your MP, asking them to pressure the government to support the victims and survivors of Islamic sex-grooming, rather than allow them to continue to fall captive to the flaws in the system. We must speak up for justice where the state will not. ​

See also:
The Islamisation of Europe – What Can be Done to Stop and Reverse It

Africa Christian Action
PO Box 23632
Claremont 7735
Cape Town South Africa
Tel: 021-689 4480 
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.christianaction.org.za

1. First of all we need to be informed.

“My people are destroyed from lack of knowledge.”
Hosea 4:6.

​This is first and foremost an information war. It is a battle for the mind. We need to understand our enemy, his overall strategy, his tactics and plan. See our articles: How Marxists Subvert Churches and Society; Is South Africa Entering the Second Phase of the Revolution; Farms and Freedom Under Fire in South Africa; Fraud, Failure and Farce – Land Expropriation Hearings; Nine Stages of Genocide in South Africa; Fearless Farmers Who Fight Back and other key articles on the www.hmsschoolofchristianjournalism.org website. See also: The Heart and Soul of Karl Marx; Liberation Theology; How the New World Order is Hijacking Civilisation and Resisting the New World Order on our www.FrontlineMissionSA.org website.
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2. We need to be interceding. Prayer is an integral and essential foundation for action. We need to establish prayer groups, prayer chains and prayer networks, mobilising prayer to seek God for Revival and action to work for Reformation and restoration of spiritual life, applying Scriptural principles to all areas of life. Obtain The Power of Prayer Handbook. Pray the Psalms. Visit the www.idop-africa.org website and www.LivingstoneFellowship.co.za website for further teaching on prayer, guidelines and country reports, prayer posters and other resource to help mobilise informed, focused prayer and action against the Revolution. Study and work through the Hour of Prayer. ​

“…‘You see the distress that we are in, how Jerusalem lies waste and its gates are burned with fire. Come and let us build the wall of Jerusalem, that we may no longer be a reproach.’” 
​Nehemiah 2:17
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3. We need to be involved. Support responsible, balanced, independent sources of news, including independent community radio stations, newsletters and magazines and reliable websites. Disconnect from the lamestream, fake news controlled mass media. Recognise that the BBC (Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation), CNN (Clinton News Network), Time (Slime) Magazine, Newspeak and Useless News and World Report are not where one can expect fair, balanced and honest reporting. Visit www.hmsschoolofchristianjournalism.org website and the Henry Morton Stanley School of Christian Journalism Facebook page. Use your social media and networks to mobilise your friends, family and neighbours to mutual support and resistance to the lawless, reckless and dangerous strategies of Marxist Revolutionaries threatening us. Get armed, trained and prepared to defend your family, friends and neighbours. Obtain the Security and Survival Handbook.​

​“…‘Do not be afraid of them. Remember the Lord, great and awesome and fight for your brethren, your sons, your daughters, your wives and your houses.” 
Nehemiah 4:14

4. Implementation. Expose the communist strategies and AgitProp tactics of the Second Phase of the Revolution. Motivate your friends, family, neighbours and congregation and mobilise them to action. Educate and enlist, inspire positive and practical hope for the future. Counter defeatist propaganda and escapism. Subscribe to the Christian Action magazine and obtain quantities for distribution in your church and community. Contact your friends and family overseas to mobilise prayer and pressure on elected representatives to pressure and persuade the ANC government of South Africa to cease and desist with their dangerous and irresponsible race politics and plans for land expropriation without compensation.
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5. Visit the www.SAVotersGuide.org website. Download the Voters Guide and share with family, friends, neighbours and fellow church members. Vote your values. The vast majority of South African voters are supporting parties which are secular humanist and socialist. Most Christians in South Africa are wasting their votes on parties which are anti-Christian, pro-abortion, supporting the GayGB agenda vile perversion under the guise of sex-education in the schools, legalised pornography, legalised blasphemy and other destructive policies. More than half of those eligible to vote do not vote. Hence more than half of all the voters say “What difference can I make!” If one could mobilise these inactive, or disillusioned, citizens to get registered to vote and to vote their values, we could dramatically change the political landscape in the country. There are positive movements for independence of the Western Cape and KwaZulu which need to be supported.
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6. Obtain resources for resistance and Reformation, including: the book Biblical Principles for Africa, which is also available in Afrikaans and French. Other useful resources would include: The Rise of the GayGB and the Pink Inquisition; Porndemic – How the Pornography Plague Affects You and What You Can Do About It; The Ten Commandments – God's Perfect Law of Liberty, also translated into Afrikaans, Die Tien Gebooie – God se Volmaakte Wet Van Vryheid. View the Agenda 2 – Masters of Deceit documentary and share it with your friends.
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“Those from among you shall build the old waste places; you shall raise up the foundations of many generations and you shall be called the Repairer of the Breach, the Restorer of Streets to Dwell In.”
​Isaiah 58:12
 
Dr. Peter Hammond
Reformation Society
P.O. Box 74 Newlands 7725
Cape Town South Africa
Tel: 021-689-4480
Fax: 086-494-8070
[email protected]
www.ReformationSA.org
www.hmsschoolofchristianjournalism.org

 
See also:
How Marxist Subvert Churches and Society?
Fraud, Failure and Farce – Land Expropriation Hearings
Is South Africa Entering the Second Phase of the Revolution?
Nine Stages of Genocide in South Africa
Farms and Freedom Under Fire in South Africa
Reformation or Revolution
The Heart and Soul of Karl Marx
Zimbabwe – A Lesson in How to Destroy Christian Civilisation
When All Men Speak Well of You
Security and Survival Handbook
Character Assassins – Dealing With Ecclesiastical Tyrants and Terrorists

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Everything is designed to undermine the strength of the targeted enemy through subversion and slander. Straw man arguments are frequently used to weaken the resistance of targeted individuals, or groups.
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Distraction is essential to provide a smoke screen behind which Marxist subversives can destroy everything that could be a strength in the congregation, community or country targeted. The issue focused on is seldom the real concern. Their motivation is normally the furthering of the revolution by discrediting all resistance.
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Dr. Peter Hammond
Reformation Society
P.O. Box 74 Newlands 7725
Cape Town South Africa
Tel: 021-689-4480
Fax: 086-494-8070
[email protected]
www.ReformationSA.org
www.hmsschoolofchristianjournalism.org

See also:
How Can We Resist the Second Phase of the Revolution?
Fraud, Failure and Farce – Land Expropriation Hearings
Is South Africa Entering the Second Phase of the Revolution?
Nine Stages of Genocide in South Africa
Farms and Freedom Under Fire in South Africa
Reformation or Revolution
The Heart and Soul of Karl Marx
Zimbabwe – A Lesson in How to Destroy Christian Civilisation
When All Men Speak Well of You
Security and Survival Handbook
Character Assassins – Dealing With Ecclesiastical Tyrants and Terrorists
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A series of peacekeeping scandals, from Bosnia to Burundi to Sierra Leone and Haiti, occurred under Annan's watch. The largest concentration of abuse took place in the Congo, the U.N.'s second largest peacekeeping mission, with 16,000 peacekeepers.​

Kofi Annan has emphasized that “sexual and reproductive health is an essential part of human rights.” That is, he supported abortion and other population control measures, including explicit sex education, to the extent that they should be declared “human rights”. Ultimately, though, this emphasis on a new category of “human rights” has as its real purpose to advance the agenda of what Kofi Annan says is the “need to stabilize the population of this planet.” All this makes it extraordinary that some Christians have saluted and hailed Kofi Annan as: “A great African diplomat and leader!” 

“While they promise them liberty, they themselves are slaves of corruption…” 
​2 Peter 2:19

​“And as it is appointed for men to die once, but after this the Judgment.”
Hebrews 9:27
 
“For we must all appear before the Judgement seat of Christ, that each one may receive the things done in the body, according to what he has done, whether good or bad.”
2 Corinthians 5:10
 
“Do not marvel at this; for the hour is coming in which all who are in the graves will hear His voice and come forth – those who have done good, to the resurrection of life and those who have done evil, to the resurrection of condemnation.”
John 5:28-29
 
“Then I saw a great white throne and Him who sat on it, from whose face the earth and the heavens fled away. And there was found no place for them. And I saw the dead, small and great, standing before God and books were opened. And another book was opened, which is the Book of Life and the dead were judged according to their works, by the things that were written in the books. And the sea gave up the dead who were in it and death and Hades delivered up the dead who were in them. And they were judged, each one according to his works. Then death and Hades were cast into the Lake of Fire. This is the second death. And anyone not found written in the Book of Life was cast into the Lake of Fire.”
Revelation 20:11-15
 
Dr. Peter Hammond
Reformation Society
P.O. Box 74 Newlands 7725
Cape Town South Africa
Tel: 021-689-4480
Email: [email protected]
www.ReformationSA.org
www.hmsschoolofchristianjournalism.org

 
See also:
The Rwandan Holocaust – 25 Years Ago
Lessons from Rwanda
Hijacking Civilisation
Resisting Babylon and the Beast
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Father Dariusz Oko, in his 2013 essay on Clerical Homosexuality: “With the Pope Against Homoheresy” reported that homosexual priests and bishops have abused seminarians, teenagers and children and that there was a gay mafia at work within Catholicism protecting these predators. In an interview with Life Site News, he reported: “About 30 to 40% of priests and 40 to 50% of bishops in the USA have homosexual inclinations.” ​

Dr. Peter Hammond
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Africa Christian Action
PO Box 23632
Claremont 7735
Cape Town South Africa
Tel: 021-689 4480
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.christianaction.org.za

 
See also:
The Pink Agenda – Sexual Revolution and the Ruin of the Family - also available as an E-book.
The Rise of the Gay GB and The Pink Inquisition – also available as a PowerPoint and can be listened to on SermonAudio.com.
Debating Homosexuality and the Bible on Cape Talk Radio 702.
A Message to Roman Catholics
What Every Christian Needs to Know About the Inquisition
Listen to the From the Frontline podcast dealing with The Real Scandal Behind the Sex Abuse Crisis in Roman Catholicism.
For the latest Christian Action Magazine, click here.

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​“… ‘We have made a covenant with death and with Sheol we are in agreement. When the overflowing scourge passes through, it will not come to us, for we have made lies our refuge and under falsehood we have hidden ourselves’.”
​Isaiah 28:15

Those of us who attended the parliamentary hearings regarding the African National Congress (ANC) government’s plans to confiscate farms, were given a classic example of how communist agitprop (agitation-propaganda) active measures works.

Huge crowds of uniformed EFF (Economic Freedom Fighters) and ANC (African National Congress) rent-a-mobs were being bussed-in hours before the event even began. There was a party atmosphere (in more ways than one) and the venue (a large Apostolic Faith Mission Church) was strewn with litter. The disruptive mobs made it hard for any Capetonians to access the venue to give verbal testimony to the parliamentary sub-committee gathered there. Hundreds were not even able to get through the door and milled around outside, including members of City council, etc.

Parliament had originally been advertised as the venue for the hearings, but barely a day before the event, a new venue was announced, leading to much confusion. Considering how many municipal buildings and city halls and how parliament itself was available to the government, it is inexplicable why they had to rent a church venue. Except, perhaps, that they would prefer to have a church venue trashed by their rent-a-mob than a government building.

It was then pointed out that this venue was ideal for the purposes of the EFF and ANC as it was just across the road from a KFC and MacDonald’s. Reportedly, many of the EFF and ANC rent-a-mob members had been promised free KFC lunches and from the vast amounts of fast-food litter strewn around the grounds of the church after lunch that certainly seemed to be the case.

Considering that each citizen who wanted to give verbal testimony was limited to 3 minutes each and that five hours had been allocated (from 11am to 4pm), a maximum of 100 people could have spoken. As it was, with the delays and disruptions, something less than 80 out of over 2,000 people who were crammed into the church were able to be given any kind of hearing. 

Kicking off the Hearing, the Chairman of the proceedings informed everyone that this was a sitting of parliament and therefore everyone needed to behave accordingly and no politicising, shouting, clapping, booing, or any other disruptive behaviour would be tolerated.

The Chairman assured us that the parliamentarians sitting on the platform were only present to listen and they would not be saying a word all day, as they had come to hear the people of Cape Town on this matter. This was then repeated in Xhosa. When the translator was about to repeat the introduction in Afrikaans, he was told not to bother. 

After telling us that the members of parliament would not say a word all day, the Chairman gave each parliamentarian an opportunity to introduce themselves. MP Steve Swart of the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) greeted everyone in the Name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and reminded all present that we were gathered in a House of God and should behave accordingly. There was some abuse shouted at him from some of the mob gathered.

Then followed the incredible scene of one EFF (Everything For Free) party member after another of the parliamentary committee making rousing political statements and shouting slogans encouraging huge mob hysteria, screams and dancing by their unruly supporters in the venue. 

Considering that the EFF obtained only 6% of the votes country-wide in the last National Elections and much less than that in Cape Town, it was extraordinary to see that 12 of the 23 members of the parliamentary committee were EFF. 

Although the Democratic Alliance (DA) are meant to be the majority party in the Western Cape, we only noticed one person representing the DA stand up from the floor to give any reaction to the proposed amendment of Section 25 of the constitution. We did see a gathering of people in DA shirts with their distinctive blue banners, across the street but we did not see them inside the venue, nor did we hear from them. It would appear that the Democratic Alliance was absent from this fight.

​The vast majority of those chosen by the chairman to represent our concerns in the Cape were uniformed EFF and ANC rent-a-mob. Very few supporters of the ACDP, Freedom Front, or Cape Party were granted an opportunity to speak and almost no DA supporters were in evidence inside the venue. 

​Throughout the 5 hours of this hearing the chairman continued to choose uniformed EFF and ANC people as the predominant amount of members of the “public permitted” to give verbal testimony. Time and again, one would hear the chairman choose speakers by saying “the man with the red beret”, “the man wearing the yellow ANC t-shirt”, “the lady with the ANC headdress”, “the man in the red EFF shirt!”, “the man in the red EFF jacket”, “the man wearing the ANC shirt!” and so on!

​At the Bi-election last year in Brackenfell, the DA received about 70% of the vote, the Cape Party received 19% of the vote, the Freedom Front received 9% of the vote and the ACDP, ANC and EFF all received less than 1% of the vote. That was just one major area of Cape Town, Brackenfell, but there is no doubt that the majority of voters in Cape Town support the DA and only a very small minority support the EFF. You would never had known that from the so-called hearings in Goodwood last Saturday. 

Although there were quite a fair number of Cape Party supporters wearing their distinctive shirts, none were selected to speak. In the end when one woman supporting the Cape Party, but not wearing any identification, stood up to speak, she was actually assaulted by members of the rent-a-mob in the upper gallery! When Jack Miller of the Cape Party stood up to speak, the abusive threats and shouting so drowned him out, that it was hard to hear most of what he said.

Everyone listened quietly and respectfully to the endless repetition of radical communist rhetoric and repeating of mindless slogans, yet the moment anyone started to comment critically on the proposed amendment of Section 25 of the Constitution, they were shouted down by increasingly loud and abusive threats and insults.

​Although the chairman, on numerous occasions, said that he will not warn the people again to have no shouting, booing, or heckling, the abusive heckling, threats, shouting and blatant politicisation was tolerated until the noise was so deafening that you could barely hear what individuals were saying, despite the use of microphones and a PA system. 

Looking around the chaotic scene inside the Friends of God Church in Goodwood, one could see huge sways of the area dominated by the red berets of the EFF, or the yellow shirts, jackets and head dresses of the ANC. One could also see many of the young people, some actually just teenagers, sleeping in the church. Evidently their purpose was not to come and listen, or to speak, but merely to occupy seats to ensure that most of the Capetonians who came to participate in these hearings would not have space inside and would be forced to remain voiceless outside.

The Joint Constitutional Review Committee’s public hearings on amending Section 25 of the Constitution seemed to have been a complete fraud because, even before the hearings began in the Western Cape, ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa announced that, no matter what, the ANC was going ahead with expropriation of land from whites without compensation. 

It was a farce because no attempt was made to enforce the rules and blatant politicisation and slogan-shouting. Mob-rule was not only tolerated, but actually even encouraged by members of the committee. Instead of reasoned debate and discussion, considering facts and evidence of case studies in recent history, repetitive shouting of slogans and deliberate wasting of time ensured that the majority of Capetonians who had come to contribute to the discussion were not able to be heard. 

​It was plainly a failure if the intention had been to investigate whether it was even necessary to amend Article 25 of the Constitution, considering that they tolerated mobs of uniformed political agitators to fill much of the venue and to dominate the vast majority of the hearings.

As a Missionary, who has served suffering people throughout Africa for over 37 years, it is clear to me that the planned Expropriation Without Compensation would be counter-productive. In every case where expropriation without compensation has been implemented, the result has been far greater poverty and suffering for the poor and most vulnerable. 

The case studies include: Stalin’s Soviet Union where dekulakisation land reform resulted in the hunger plague which killed 11 million people and displaced 18 million. Red China where Mao Tse Tung’s Great Cultural Revolution destroyed millions of lives, thousands of years of Chinese history and culture and led to widespread famine. The Red Terror under Mengistu in Ethiopia. The disastrous land reforms of Julius Nyerere in Tanzania. The catastrophic famine that resulted from Samora Machel’s communist land reform in Mozambique. The complete destruction of the once agriculturally rich food exporting Angola and most recently, Robert Mugabe’s catastrophic land confiscations in neighbouring Zimbabwe.

In every single case dictators accumulated more power; even while they violated their promises and oppressed the very people they claimed to be serving. 

Land Expropriation is always disastrous. Evicting capable, experienced farmers from land their families have carved out of wilderness and thorn bushes and cultivated, curtails food production and creates hardships and unemployment. Socialist land reform always leads to starvation in the cities. 

Farming is hard work and it takes expertise and experience. As the Zimbabwe experience showed, most of those advocating expropriation without compensation are not interested in getting up early to plough the fields and milk the cows. Most are not interested in cultivating crops. Most just want to loot productive farms, smash the equipment, burn the homes and then go back to the city to watch TV.

Recent history demonstrates the disaster of government interference in the economy. It also demonstrates the disaster of breaking God’s Commands. “Thou shalt not steal.” “Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour’s goods.”
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Missionaries are busy caring for the casualties of such irresponsible political decisions in Zimbabwe, the Congo and other socialist experiments. Let us not follow in the footsteps of failure.

The South African government is in control of vast amounts of land which are unoccupied and unproductive. Rather than settle and develop those lands under government control, they prefer to disrupt productive farms and evict experienced farmers. The South African government has more than 4,000 farms at their disposal which they have acquired over the last 24 years on the “willing buyer, willing seller” basis, which have not yet been reallocated to any farmers.

We suspect that the present policy of expropriation without compensation is being cynically promoted to distract voters from the failure of government and the looting of this country by excessive taxation, inflation and corruption. 

Race politics is highly irresponsible. We need to learn to love our neighbour, not to covet and envy and hate and resent. We need a Christian work ethic, not socialist greed and yet another failed state.

The billions of Rands squandered by the ANC on VIP protection for parliamentarians and the billions squandered by the ANC on bailing out South African Airways (SAA) and the billions squandered bailing out the state controlled ESKOM, electricity provider, would be better spent investing in agriculture and training rural farmers and other entrepreneurs. 

​AgriSA in their 2018 Transformation Report, released in April this year, reported on spending over R331 Million on transformation initiatives nationally, with 109,059 black farmers benefiting from their training and development, mentorship and farming initiatives. It is quite clear that private enterprise initiatives, such as these, are a far more effective and sustainable model than the failed state land grabs which have only led to greater poverty and starvation. This is clearly evident everywhere it has been implemented.

​Expropriation Without Compensation is in blatant violation of our Constitution. It is illegal by our own Bill of Rights and laws. It is dangerous to erode our Constitutional safeguards. It would be catastrophic to break our own laws for political opportunism. 

It would be economic suicide to violate the Laws of God and the laws of economics. To chase away employers, investors and tourists would result in millions more unemployed and much greater suffering and even starvation. It would be insane to destroy our productive agricultural sector with this highly irresponsible political scheme.

Expropriation Without Compensation would be a betrayal of the vision of the united, colour-blind South Africa, where: “Never, never, never again will any South African be discriminated against on the basis of their race!”

It is a fundamental principle of justice that a person is innocent until proven guilty. Due process of law is essential. Checks and balances are vital. No person should be deprived of their property without due process in court, with all reasonable opportunities to defend themselves against any and all charges. 

One cannot pronounce a whole people group guilty of any crime! It is not rational, nor is it fair. If any individual has stolen, or expropriated without compensation, let that be tested in court in accordance with the law. Do not do anything against your neighbour that you would not want done to yourself. Do unto others what you want done to yourself. 

Restitution must be done by the convicted criminals to the victims, directly and entirely. It is not right for people who did not do any crime to be required to do restitution to people who are not the victim! Restitution is not meant to be a scam for politicians to go on a vote while they loot the country through corruption, taxation and inflation.

If our government really wants to help the poor, then they must stop stealing from them by corruption! The African Union estimates that 25% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is stolen by corruption every single year! If the ANC want to empower the poor – give them legal title deeds to their own homes – so that they may have collateral with which to secure loans. 

​If the state wants to create jobs and grow the economy – then they must respect private ownership of property. Do not erode constitutional safeguards and thereby chase away investors, entrepreneurs, tourists and job creators. Socialism is the pathway to ruin. Let us rather follow examples of excellence in Singapore and Switzerland. Decentralise. Create tax havens. Respect life and property.

​The only hope for our country is to turn away from race politics and hate. We need to love one another. We need to turn to God in humility, to humble ourselves and pray and seek His face and turn from our wicked ways. Then God will hear from Heaven, He will forgive our sins and heal our land (2 Chronicles 7:14).
 
Each one of us on the Day of Judgement will one day stand before Almighty God and give an account for every word that we have ever spoken. 
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​“For we must all appear before the Judgment seat of Christ, that each one may receive the things done in the body, according to what he has done, whether good, or bad.” 2 Corinthians 5:10
 
Dr. Peter Hammond
Frontline Fellowship
P.O. Box 74 Newlands 7725
Cape Town South Africa
Tel: 021-689-4480
Fax: 086-494-8070
[email protected]
www.FrontlineMissionSA.org

See also:
Is South Africa Entering the Second Phase of the Revolution?
Nine Stages of Genocide in South Africa
Farms and Freedom Under Fire in South Africa
Security and Survival Handbook
Reformation or Revolution
The Heart and Soul of Karl Marx

​“The words of his mouth were smoother than butter, but war was in his heart; his words were softer than oil, yet they were drawn swords.”
​Psalm 55:21

​Does the announcement by new ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa, regarding the ANC’s determination to confiscate land from white South Africans “without compensation” signal a Second Phase of the Revolution? 

​The French Revolution plainly had two phases. The First Phase of the Revolution was seizing political control. The Second Phase of the Revolution, also called the Reign of Terror, sought the radical transformation of every aspect of French society. It was a Cultural Revolution, a religious Revolution and a social and economic Revolution. The Second phase of the Revolution in France involved seizing control over every area of life, including churches, schools and farms. 40,000 people were beheaded on the guillotine in the Reign of Terror and another 300,000 were executed by firing squads, drownings and other means. France was plunged into 25 years of constant warfare which devastated much of Europe.

The Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 seized political control of the country from the Duma (parliament) of Russia. 12 years later, in December 1929, Soviet dictator, Joseph Stalin announced: “The liquidation of the Kulaks as a class… now we have the opportunity to carry out a resolute offensive against the Kulaks, break the resistance, eliminate them…” The Kulaks were farmers. Dekulakisation was presented as “land reform.” The official state newspaper “Pravda” declared: “In order to eliminate the Kulaks as a class, the resistance of this class must be smashed in open battle and it must be deprived of the productive sources of its existence and development (free use of land, instruments of production, land renting, right to hire labour, etc.) that is the term towards the policy of eliminating the Kulaks as a class.”

Under this Dekulakisation policy, 18 million peasants lost their homes and farms, millions were deported to Siberia and up to 11 million Ukrainians died in the massacres and resultant man-made starvation between 1929 and 1936. This came to be called the Holodomor. Also known as the Great Famine and the Ukrainian Genocide of 1932 to 1933. The word Holodomor literally translated from Ukrainian means: “death by hunger”, “to kill by hunger”, or “to starve to death.”

Holodomor is a compound of the Ukrainian words holod, meaning hunger and mor, meaning plague. The 2017 film Bitter Harvest dramatizes the horrors of the Soviet Holodomor in Ukraine. The Black Book of Communism provides further documentation of this systematic extermination of the farmers in Ukraine, which was once called “the bread basket of Europe.”

​This was followed by the Great Purge or Great Terror in which over 950,000 Russians were killed by the Soviet Secret Police, the NKVD. This included many communist party members and government officials and many officers of the Red Army. Ultimately even Leon Trotsky (Born Levi Davidovich Bronstein) the Soviet “hero of the Revolution” and Head of the Red Army, was assassinated 20 August 1940, with an ice axe. 

Ultimately, Revolutionaries turn on one another and that has been true in every Revolution. Robespierre, the prototype Revolutionary of the French Revolution, ended up beheaded on the very guillotine that he had condemned so many others to.

​Robert Mugabe had Josiah Magama Tongogara, the Commander of the ZANLA guerrilla army assassinated 26 December 1979. Many had expected Tongogara to be the first president of Zimbabwe, with Robert Mugabe, the head of ZANLA’s political wing, ZANU, as prime minister. The strategic removal of Tongogara left the path to the presidency open for Mugabe.

​Similarly, Eduardo Mondlane, the founding president of Mozambican Liberation Front (FRELIMO) was assassinated in 1969 by a parcel bomb in FRELIMO headquarters in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to make way for Samora Machel. 

​Although South African Communist Party leader, Chris Hani’s assassination 10 April 1993 was blamed on Polish citizen, Janusz Waluś and South African Conservative Party leader, Clive Derby-Lewis, ANC leaders Bantu Holomisa and Winnie Mandela, both claimed that it was actually “an inside job” in order to remove the obvious favourite for Deputy President of the ANC under Mandela and make way for Thabo Mbeki and Jacob Zuma. Winnie Mandela claimed that the ANC bodyguards were removed from Hani for the day of the assassination.

​The Communist Revolution of Red China in 1949 was followed by the Great Leap Forward in 1958 and by a second phase of the Revolution from 1966 to 1976. This second phase of the Revolution or the Cultural Revolution in China included massive seizures of property, wide spread “land reform”, confiscation without compensation, public humiliation ceremonies of religious and cultural leaders, arbitrary imprisonment, torture, hard labour and mass executions. It is calculated that over 69 million people died in this Second phase of the Revolution in China. 

The Cultural Revolution in China also included purging the party of any deemed disloyal - which even included the president Liu Shaoqi and General Lou Ruiqing. Mao Tse Tung mobilised his Red Guards to sweep into every farm and village of the vast country to purge “reactionaries”, “counter revolutionaries” and all others not deemed sufficiently enthusiastic for the Revolution. The result was the destruction of thousands of years of culture and crippling the country economically. It impoverished China intellectually and culturally. Mao was able to mobilise the young Red Guards for this destructive campaign because they had never known life in nationalist China and had been effectively indoctrinated in the state schools with Marxist propaganda and Mao’s Little Red Book.

Cuba also had a second phase of the Revolution, where Fidel Castro openly admitted his communist roots and ambitions, which included nationalisation of all industries and all agriculture. The courts of law were replaced with People’s Tribunals and the creation of what he called “a workers state.

In Zimbabwe the second phase of the Revolution was launched approximately 20 years after the signing of the Lancaster House Agreement, which led to the transfer of power under guarantees of private ownership of property, the rule of law, separation of powers and legal safeguards. Despite massive foreign aid from Britain, America and the EU, Mugabe’s ZANU government failed to provide the vast amount of land at their own disposal to be productively farmed. 

In order to distract their citizens from the gross failure of government, they blamed the economic woes of the country on the white farmers and unleashed a wave of violent farm invasions which led to the total collapse of the Zimbabwean economy, the worst hyperinflation ever seen in history. Even after deleting 16 zeros from the currency, a Hundred Trillion Dollar note in 2008 could not even buy half a loaf of bread. One brick in 2008 cost more than every home, business, farm and property in all of Zimbabwe in 1980. The national suicide of Zimbabwe under the Mugabe dictatorship led to more than half of the total population fleeing the country. Unemployment rocketed to over 90% of those left behind in the country.

In 2012, the National Policy Conference of the African National Congress (ANC) adopted the policy document: “The Second Transition – Building a National Democratic Society and the balance of forces.” This watershed document in preparation for the 53rd African National Congress National Conference in 2012 was saturated with talk of “Revolution”, “transformation”, “transforming the economy”; “ideological work and the battle of ideas”; “social transformation” and “mass mobilisation and organisation.” The document speaks of “armed struggle”, “activism of a revolutionary end”, “disciplined cadre ship”, “the eradication of the legacy of colonialism and apartheid and the liberation of the country for national and all other forms of discrimination. The democratic consolidation of the creation of a country… the transformation of gender relations with men and women making a contribution to society as equals. The Revolutionary transformation of South African society by… a Revolutionary people’s movement and an agent for progressive change…” 
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Interestingly, one year later, on 26 July 2013, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) was launched by one time president of the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL), Julius Malema. Generally considered as a radical break away from and opposition to the ANC, there are many who regard the EFF as a deception operation intricately co-ordinated with the ANC for bringing about the second phase of the Revolution. 

The EFF is described as communist, Marxist-Leninist, anti-capitalist, pan-Africanist and black-supremacist. Yet, when EFF’s Malema proposed in parliament to begin the process of amending the country’s constitution to allow for the confiscation of white-owned land “without compensation”, the motion was passed by an overwhelming 241 votes to 83 against. All the ANC and EFF members of parliament unitedly supported the motion. If the EFF was a genuine opposition to and competition to the ANC, every Member of Parliament of the ANC would not have supported any measure proposed by the leader of the EFF who they claim is a traitor who defected from them.

​So, what does the future hold and what can be done to resist and derail this planned second phase of the Revolution?

Communism has proved to be a catastrophe. It is the worst disaster and the greatest killer in history. It is outrageous that, in this day and age, anyone could be a Marxist-Leninist. Socialism has never achieved a better standard of life for its adherents. The high sounding ideals of the socialists have consistently turned into nightmares which millions of its long-suffering people have used extraordinary ingenuity to endeavour to escape from. 

Millions have succeeded against all odds in escaping through and across the Iron Curtain and behind the Berlin Wall, or across the shark infested waters from Cuba. The millions of people voting with their feet, fleeing from Marxist oppression and land reform, such as in Zimbabwe, should be sufficient warning to those who believe that in promoting the socialist ideals they are actually working for a better future.

​“While they promise them liberty, they themselves are slaves of corruption…”
2 Peter 2:19

Communist revolutionaries actually do not care about the masses that they cheerfully use as cannon fodder and naïve foot soldiers for their Revolution. A study of history and of the disastrous track record of the second phase of the Revolution should be sufficient to disillusion any cadre.
 
“…Should you help the wicked and love those who hate the Lord?
​Therefore the wrath of the Lord is upon you.”
2 Chronicles 19:2

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​Dr. Peter Hammond
Reformation Society
P.O. Box 74 Newlands 7725
Cape Town South Africa
Tel: 021-689-4480

[email protected]
www.ReformationSA.org
www.livingstonefellowship.co.za
www.christianaction.org.za

See also:
Security and Survival Handbook
Robespierre – Inside the French Revolution
Agenda 2 - Masters of Deceit DVD
The Naked Truth - The Naked Communist Revisited
10 Truths About Socialism
Going Through – Even If the Door is Closed
Going On
In the Killing Fields of Mozambique
Holocaust in Rwanda
Renaissance or Reformation?
Biblical Principles for Africa
The Ten Commandments – God’s Perfect Law of Liberty
Farms and Freedom Under Fire in South Africa

At first this story wasn’t being told at all. Farmers are being brutally mutilated at a genocidal rate, yet few cared or dared to say a word. There has now been an iceberg tip of much needed coverage on this topic, but there is still an under-the-surface glacier that needs to be uncovered. Why is the government not trying to get to the bottom of it? What are they trying to hide? Or what are they trying to prove?
 
Is this really about race? So why are both white and black farmers and workers being attacked? Is it really about land? Do the attackers really want to work their fingers to the bone morning, noon and night, through blood, sweat and tears?
 
Is it about money? Then why in 34% of these brutal cases, is not one thing taken? Is it about poverty? Then why is the ANC government getting richer while their people are homeless and starving? Is this really to be blamed on the previous government? Then why after 24 years of rule, is there still such destitution?
 
Why has unemployment grown from under 4 million to 30 million since the ANC came into power? Where is the Rainbow Nation we were promised? Where is the security, peace and freedom we were promised?
 
Is it the poor and underprivileged at fault, or the ANC government? If it’s the government’s attempt at trying to right past wrong, then why are black people also being attacked? Is this really a war of demographics, or are naïve foot soldiers being brainwashed into a war of hatred and personal greed? We need to honestly answer these questions if we want any curative progress to be set in motion in our splintered country.
 
We need discernment with regards to media and propaganda. Still more needs to be said, as not everyone has heard or realizes the absolute atrocities and terror that South African Farmers face daily – people being boiled alive, 4 year girls being cut joker style, power tools used on human limbs, women being gang raped, people being cooked alive with blow torches, entire families bludgeoned to death. Farm workers being beaten with iron rods and shot – targeting those who have been there the longest.
 
If they are also attacking and killing their own people, what is their true aim? Is this really about land, or is this about selfish greed? If They are killing fellow blacks, in the hope that they can have the farm for themselves, then no matter who the rightful owner of the land is, no matter if the white people have all left or not, they will continue to murder and plunder for selfish desire, as happened in the Mfacane under Shaka, Dingane and Mzilikazi and more recently in Zimbabwe. More truth and press coverage is needed, worldwide and locally, but people need to hear the facts in their entirety. I want to discuss the second side of the story.

​It is important that we all seek the truth and have discernment when listening to the media, especially political speeches and addresses. It is important to make wise and well-informed decisions. We need to read unconfirmed articles that don’t spread mainstream propaganda. We need to listen to accurate reports. We need to inform as many people around us as possible about the truth. We need to have respect and love for one another, regardless of past events, demographics, religion, economic status, gender, etc. Being different is not a weakness, it is a strength. Differences aren’t damaging, it is only when people lack respect and love for those who are different, that it is destructive and causes division.
 
Farm Workers - because many attacks are done by inside men, employees, or people who live in nearby communities, it is mandatory that you and the community are vigilant and truthful. We are given a duty to expose evil. Ephesians 5:11 says, “Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them.” You need to take a stand for truth and justice, as this will help to uplift your community. You have power to make a difference by being correctly informed on political situations and voting for a better future. We cannot afford to fall for the short-term empty lies thrown around by corrupt and short-sighted politicians. Rather we must recognise their futility and their endless treachery. If we all stand together against crime, against corruption and against deceit, we can make a difference together.
 
Farmers – you need to treat your farm workers with respect and dignity. They can be absolute assets to your farms and I have heard many farmers exclaim this. Let them know you respect them and treasure them. You must be faultless with how you treat and communicate with your farm workers, so that no one can turn around and try to blame you for improper conduct. This by no means suggests that we can allow people to walk all over us, but rather if people are not working as they should to confront them with respect and loving concern. This is how God commands us in His Word, to treat one another.
 
1 Thessalonians 5:12-13 says, “Now we ask you, brothers and sisters, to acknowledge those who work hard among you…Hold them in the highest regard in love because of their work. Live in peace with each other.”
 
We are all made in the image of God and deserve to be treated as such.
 
A few tips from people who have been attacked:
 

1. Ensure that all areas around the house are well lit at night time. Make sure there are ‘No trespassing’ signs up. Have security gates throughout the house, especially by the sleeping quarters, as well as adequate burglar proofing.
2. Be armed and ready to fight at all times. Everyone, including women and children must practice using the weapons and feel comfortable to use them if necessary. Get necessary licenses. Regular target practice and shooting exercises on the farm, will both prepare you in the case of an attack, as well as double up as a deterrent.
3. Regularly test security systems, alarms, telephones etc.
4. As owners of the land, you have a right as to who may or may not enter your property. Explain this to your farm workers. They should respect this and you have every right to grant, or not grant, permission of entry.
5. Maintain good relations with your workers, you are a team.
6. Organise a farm watch system for them; it’s their safety and job security at risk too. Encourage them to be alert and on the lookout. Remunerate any useful information.
7. Keep copies of all workers ID documentation, along with photographs and fingerprints.
8. Take care with keys, ensure they are never left lying around, left in a car ignition, etc. to prevent duplicating.
9. Be aware of strange food being left around to poison dogs. Train your dog’s not to accept food from anyone but the family.
10. Don’t follow a predictable routine. Do things at different times each day and each week - don’t always leave the house at the same time, or go to town on a specific day etc.
11. In the case of an attack, remember to stay calm, don’t panic. Think clearly and critically, this is your first line of defense and will help you stay in control.
12. Remember soft spots on attackers, ears, nose eyes, genitals – gouging or tearing these takes minimal effort, but is extremely effective. It’s never too late or too far along, to fight back furiously, “be strong and very courageous”.
13. Think about what you would do, or how you would counter attack in such a situation. Be ready.

 
“Don’t be afraid of them. Remember the Lord, who is great and awesome and fight for your families, your sons and your daughters, your wives and your homes.” Nehemiah 4:14
 
South Africa is our home. It is all of our homes. Both black and white people have been born here. In our passports, our Identity Books, there is no black or white, we are only green. We are South Africans. Friendships have been made, bonds have been formed. We are brothers all aspiring to a common desire – security, peace, freedom. Let us start taking a stand for truth. Let us take a stand against corruption, crime, racism and rabble rousing irresponsible politicians. For evil to flourish, all good people have to do is nothing. Let us not do nothing in this fight for what is right. Let us actively strive for a better tomorrow… together.
 
by Emma Vaughan-Jones
Henry Morton Stanley - School of Christian Journalism

P.O. Box 74 Newlands 7725 
Cape Town South Africa 
Tel: 021-689-4480 
[email protected]
www.hmsschoolofchristianjournalism.org
 
See also:
9 Steps of Genocide
Farms and Freedom Under Fire
Security and Survival Handbook

To listen to the From the Frontline podcast interview with Peter Hammond and Emma Vaughan-Jones, click here.

Dr. Gregory H. Stanton, a professor at Mary Washington University and the Vice President of the International Association of Genocide Scholars says....

“Genocide cannot be committed by an individual or small group; rather, it takes the co-operation of a large number of people and the state. The genocidal process starts with prejudice that continues to grow.”

2 - SYMBOLIZATION

Symbols are used to categorize and label certain classifications. Sometimes the symbols originate from physical characteristics, other times the symbols are attributed to the category. Classification and Symbolization are natural human process, and on their own, do not lead to genocide. It is when they lead to discrimination and dehumanization, and are coupled with blind hatred, that they become perilous. For example, in Ottoman Turkey, Christians were isolated and marginalized. They wore crosses instead of the muslim attire, so they were easily distinguished and subsequently disparaged. In South Africa now, the color of your skin alone is used to distinguish the group to be destroyed. Regardless of your wealth or poverty, regardless of your age, regardless of your intelligence, regardless of your nationality, regardless of your life of service and sacrifice for the country, in South Africa the color of your skin tone can be a matter of life or death.

​3 - DISCRIMINATION
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Discrimination is the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, based on race, age, religion etc. This is aggravated when a majority group dominates, and uses laws and political power to deny the rights of other groups. For example, the minority group is given limited civil rights or even citizenship, like communists in the Soviet Union prohibited education for Christians. Discrimination on the basis of race was prevalent during Apartheid. Blacks, Coloureds and Indians were only allowed in certain areas, and prohibited from other areas. But in their allocated living areas, they were looked after – they were provided with electricity, running water, education, medical facilities etc. - luxuries that hundreds of thousands of South Africans don’t have today. We have all been awaiting the promise of the Rainbow Nation to be delivered, but with no avail. Even though Nelson Mandela promised that “never, never, never again will any South African be discriminated against on the basis of their race”, hopes of a Rainbow Nation, along with most of our civil rights, have been trampled into the water barren land, as our country is even more divided and alienated than before.

Entire families are being murdered and mutilated daily, on the basis of their skin colour and language, by people who were “born free”. The murderers didn’t even live through the times of apartheid, so where is this hatred coming from? It’s being taught to them by our very own government. Many black South Africans are upset that they are still living in poverty. Why are they still living like this? Have they themselves not worked hard enough to better themselves, or has the government not fulfilled any of their promises of a brighter future? Rather than actually looking after the people, the leaders in our government are too busy enriching themselves and blaming the poverty and malfunctioning systems on the white minority.

“While they promise them liberty, they themselves are slaves of corruption…” 2 Peter 2:19.

​4 - DEHUMANIZATION

Dehumanization is depriving a person, or a group of people, of positive human qualities, diminishing them by likening them to animals, diseases, pests, parasites etc. such as, in the Rwandan Holocaust, where the minority group of Tutsis was called cockroaches.  As soon as a people group is perceived as ‘less human’, it becomes easier for the dominant group to exterminate them. Denying others of their humanity pardons their murder, and therefore victims are often butchered and mutilated to express this denial. Farmers and their families are having their eyes gouged out, electric drills and angle grinders used on them, “joker” smiles cut into their faces etc.

During this stage of genocide, hate propaganda is spread in media, newspapers, and radios, to portray the terrorists as victims, and portray the actual victims as villains. White people are still being blamed for oppression, yet according to African Union statistics,  the government is stealing a trillion rand (R1 000 000 000 000) a year from the country through corruption, and therefore causing millions of South Africans, black and white alike, to live without basic human rights. The Lord knew this would cause disaster and warned against it in His Word,
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“Woe to those who call evil good and good evil… who justify the wicked for a bribe and take away justice from the righteous man!” Isaiah 5:20-23.

​5 - ORGANIZATION

Genocide doesn’t happen by accident, it is premeditated and well organized. Occasionally it is organized by a terrorist group, but most often it is planned by the state. Soldiers are often specially trained and armed, in order to execute the genocidal murders. Even though genocide is planned, the actual killings are often primal, for example hoe-blades to the back of the neck in Cambodia, and butchering by machetes in Rwanda. Force is then often used to gain participants, and group hysteria is whipped-up and spread in order to overcome or prevent individual resistance.

We have many racist and marxist groups in South Africa, like ANC, EFF, BLF who are spreading hate speech and training their followers to detest and want to kill whites.

Genocidal leaders promise utopia and advocate these atrocities in order to achieve the dream. Yet in the end, the only ones to benefit are the handful of leaders.

​6 - POLARIZATION

After these stages, genocide continues in a downward spiral of blood until it reaches a pool of mass murder. Hate groups continue to reinforce abhorrence by broadcasting lies and propaganda, and intimidating their victims into silence. Massacres can then be directed to polarize the groups further, until settlement cannot be negotiated.

Greedy, incompetent and narrow-minded political leaders, are polarizing our country through deceit and incendiary hate speech, and have destroyed South Africa’s dream of peace and of a Rainbow Nation.

​7 – PREPARATION

One of the first steps in the preparation of genocide is identification. The victims are singled out and made known. Identification enables the mass killing process to be sped up. In further preparation armies are built, maps are drawn, troops are trained, houses are marked, weapons are bought.

Dr Gregory H. Stanton of Genocide Watch, states that preparation also includes expropriation of the victims property, and often victims are concentrated or herded into a specific area or region. The leaders indoctrinate the nation with a fear or hatred of the victim group.

ANC, EFF, BLF, and DA are all political parties who are all vigorously preparing. They are in the process of trying to accomplish “land reform” and “land expropriation”. They are meticulously planning the removal of white people, and they are starting with the farmers. This is a masquerade for theft, for murder and for violence, all under the guise of liberation.

​8 – EXTERMINATION

As the victims are demonized and not considered human, their deaths are not even considered murder, like in Rwanda, mass murder was called “work” and “clearing the bush”. Men, women and children are slaughtered, and then buried in a mass grave or burned in a heap like rubbish. The savagery of the occurring farm murders is appalling. It is not a matter of property or right, but rather a hatred that has been entrenched deeply within them through many years of endless lies and hate mongering. This is evident, in that, during many of the attacks little or even nothing is stolen. The single aim seems to be to inflict as much excruciating pain as possible.

​  9 - DENIAL

The final stage of genocide is just as tragic as the preceding stages. After every genocide, indubitably, denial occurs - the mass graves are destroyed, witnesses are intimidated or eliminated, historic files are eradicated and any evidence is extirpated.  The initiators and leaders deny that any crimes were committed, and continue to try and blame the victims for the atrocities. Due to their power, they impede any investigations until they are forcefully driven from power. Because the only information comes from ‘unofficial’ sources, the stories are considered alleged and ostensible. The leaders keep spreading propaganda of distorted statistics, and the actual definition of genocide is disputed, as the number of killings is scrutinized as to whether it’s considered genocide or not.

All these lives have been lost, and not one lesson is learned. As evil tries to change and rewrite history, it is doomed to occur again, and again, in selfish greed.

Our government’s dishonesty continues. Our police force has been ordered to stop collecting data, and stop supplying the public with actual statistics. There have been more farm murders than deaths in many wars, such as the Northern Ireland Conflict 1966-1998, the Anglo-Iraqi War 1941, and the Falklands War 1982, just to mention a few. Even so the crisis is dismissed and not considered a crisis or special crime. Farm attackers are found to be using military grade arsenal, unavailable to citizens, yet the government denies that the attacks are premeditated, denies their involvement in the farm murders, and denies the public truth and peace.

​JURISDICTION 

It is clear that there is an explicit communist agenda. We need to learn from history, and be vigilant towards the indicative warning signs. None of the ideas and plans of our political leaders are new and revolutionary. They are simply stealing failed ideas from other marxist rulers, who starved their nations, and left their countries in decay. The government idolizes these criminals, and their ardour towards them is evident in the fact that we have roads and buildings named after them, for example, Fidel Castro building in Bloemfontein named after the Cuban communist, Che Guevara Road in Durban is named after the mass murdering militant marxist. They even attempted to name a road in Pretoria after Mao Tse Tung - the butcher of Beijing.

Marxism expresses that ownership of any private property must be confiscated and the state instead, should have ownership of all property. The government is misleading and manipulating poor and uninformed people who are living in rural areas, by lying to them and making empty promises, in order to acquire more votes in the upcoming elections. Yet, every time, without fail, after the election these people will still be living in townships without any of the promises being fulfilled. While the politicians drive even faster cars, live in bigger mansions, buy more holiday houses in the Bahamas, while sipping their 21-year-old whiskey… Yet somehow the poverty and oppression is because of the white man, and therefore the scapegoat must be slaughtered.
 
by Emma Vaughan-Jones
Henry Morton Stanley - School of Christian Journalism

P.O. Box 74 Newlands 7725 
Cape Town South Africa 
Tel: 021-689-4480 
[email protected]
www.hmsschoolofchristianjournalism.org
 
See also:
Farms and Freedom Under Fire in South Africa
Racism, Rhetoric and Reality
A Christian Response to Xenophobia
The Heart and Soul of Karl Marx
The Greatest Killer
Understanding South African History