South Afrika: ruling party destroys South Africa with their greed, malice....

Afrikaners: ruling party destroys South Africa with their greed, malice...

Adriana Stuijt

Afrikaners across the entire political spectrum, from famous left-wing dissident author Breyten Breytenbach to the only parliamentarian of the conservative Freedom Front opposition party, warn that the ruling ANC is plunging South Africa into civil war.

Under ANC-governance, they all say, the ANC-party leadership has descended into habitual human rights violations, self-enrichment, racist hate-speech -- and have even drawn up laws to block the country's small white (mostly Afrikaner) minority from accessing the labour market -- thus plunging one-third of the Afrikaner nation into homelessless, hunger and poverty. Its failing hegemony is leading to civil war.
And even the countrý's last Afrikaner president, Frederick de Klerk (see video above) has added his voice to this growing chorus of concern.

Breytenbach warns his fellow South Africans to leave the country. The Freedom Front warns that the entire electorate is facing unprecedented hunger, massive unemployment, a polluted environment and two killer diseases South Africans refer to as 'Turbo-Aids" - the co-infection of AIDS and Extremely Drug Resistant Tuberculosis which has already infected at least 6-million working-age young people, mostly blacks.

The ANC leadership, concluded the left-wing dissident poet Breytenbach and the right-wing parliamentarian Pieter Mulder, the first speaking in New York, the other in Pretoria, have over the past 15 years done nothing to uplift the population. Instead, the ANC-leadership engaged in an grotesque orgy of self-enrichment and have totally ignored the needs of their electorate. A similar warning was also issued last week by the country's last Afrikaner president, Nobel Peace laureate Frederick de Klerk.

De Wet Potgieter, Helping Hand Charity, Solidarity
This Afrikaner teacher has fallen into destitution because she is denied all access to the job market by the anti-white hiring laws under ANC-hegemony. More than 1-million of South Africa's 3-million whites now are homeless and destite, warn researcher De Wet Potgieter of Solidarity Trade Union who took this picture.

Within 15 years of ANC-hegemony, the Afrikaner minority warns, their country has been plunged in very rapid impoverishment for all races, unprecedented widespread hunger which is affecting many millions according to Operation Hunger, the SA Red Cross and Solidarity Trade Union, including 1-million whites.

Leave the country, Breytenbach warns
The internationally celebrated dissident author Breyten Breytenbach -- who was imprisoned by the apartheid-regime -- this week wrote a scathing article in Harper's Magazine advising fellow South Africans to leave the country - it's just become too dangerous. Breytenbach now divides his time between New York, where he teaches creative writing at New York University and the Goree Institute in Senegal.

Relentless, mindless hatespeech and violence; self-enrichment by senior ANC's

He chose the -- to Afrikaners - historically important date of December 16 to launch a scathing attack on ANC-hegemony in his hard-hitting article and in a radio interview on the same day this was published with "Democracy Now' in New York - warning that the current black-majority government had totally failed all of the country's citizens. He writes in his article, "Mandela's Smile: notes on South Africa's failed revolution," see that 'the relentless, mindless violence, nepotism and corruption are the sources of South Africa's shame.'

Breytenbach was born in Bonnievale, about 180km outside of Cape Town, and his work includes the book, The True Confessions of an Albino Terrorist, in which he describes aspects of his imprisonment by the apartheid state. And even though his brother Jan Breytenbach headed up the country's anti-terrorism unit at the time, the majority of the close-knit Afrikaners, often referred to as the White Tribe of Africa, are not overly fond of their most celebrated poet, many viewing him as a sellout of his nation for siding with the exiled ANC during apartheid.

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