Sheriff Joe
DA
I think the left calls it evolution.
What have I been Posting ! SOUTH AFRICA IS NOW STEALING FARMS FROM " WHITE " FARM OWNERS !!
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You should ask yourself that question, you f'n idiot...
Exactly... tell Magoo he has to give his home back to the local Indians & not be compensated. Which is what is going on in South Africa...
You really should shut the f up Daffy.
You truly are one stupid ass nitwit
I take it you didn't read the article I linked.
Hüsker Dü
DA
Nutters don't read, they are told.
Man are you a Dick, you fucking play games all the fucking time.....
You know God Damn Good and Well WHO owns the Land.
The Land is OWNED by the WHITE Farmers who have valid Property
Deeds to the Land the ANC and Julius Malema want to STEAL....
How Muther Fucking Hard is it to just state the TRUTH.
It's Theft.....There is no other remark needed.
Theft of Legally held Land by " White " Farmers.....
Your Philly Lawyer pretzel Logic is why you get so much abuse.....
THUGS PLOTTING TO STEAL !
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Make no mistake.
This is a leftist takeover.
This is a leftist takeover.
Sheriff Joe
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SAfrica 'close to war zone' with 57 murders a day...
https://www.france24.com/en/20180911-safrica-close-war-zone-with-57-murders-day-minister
https://www.france24.com/en/20180911-safrica-close-war-zone-with-57-murders-day-minister
Hüsker Dü
DA
People are and will be laughing at you, leftist conspiracy theorist, chicken little.
Really ....Mr Rodent...
S.Africa 'close to war zone' with 57 murders a day: minister
11 September 2018 - 11H53
CAPE TOWN (AFP) -
South Africa's murder rate rose again last year, official statistics showed Tuesday, with over 20,000 killed across the country -- about 57 a day -- as police admitted they were struggling to keep control.
A total of 20,336 people were killed in the 12 months to March this year, up from 19,016 the previous year.
The numbers reflect a 6.9 percent year-on-year increase, one of the highest per capita since the end of apartheid 24 years ago.
"Fifty-seven a day, that's how South Africans are murdered. It borders close to the war zone while there is a peace, there is no war in South Africa," Police Minister Bheki Cele told reporters.
"The figures that always scare me are murder figures," he said.
"South Africans must not take it as a norm that they can be hijacked, robbed and killed every day. We have to pick up the ball and change the situation for the better."
Francois Beukman, who heads the police oversight committee in parliament, described the numbers as "alarming and totally unacceptable".
Presenting the figures to parliament, Norman Sekhukhune, the police official responsible for crime research and statistics, said murder rate had increased for the past six consecutive years.
South African police often come under fire for failing to bring down crime levels, while police chiefs saying they need at least 62,000 more officers.
© 2018 AFP
S.Africa 'close to war zone' with 57 murders a day: minister
11 September 2018 - 11H53
CAPE TOWN (AFP) -
South Africa's murder rate rose again last year, official statistics showed Tuesday, with over 20,000 killed across the country -- about 57 a day -- as police admitted they were struggling to keep control.
A total of 20,336 people were killed in the 12 months to March this year, up from 19,016 the previous year.
The numbers reflect a 6.9 percent year-on-year increase, one of the highest per capita since the end of apartheid 24 years ago.
"Fifty-seven a day, that's how South Africans are murdered. It borders close to the war zone while there is a peace, there is no war in South Africa," Police Minister Bheki Cele told reporters.
"The figures that always scare me are murder figures," he said.
"South Africans must not take it as a norm that they can be hijacked, robbed and killed every day. We have to pick up the ball and change the situation for the better."
Francois Beukman, who heads the police oversight committee in parliament, described the numbers as "alarming and totally unacceptable".
Presenting the figures to parliament, Norman Sekhukhune, the police official responsible for crime research and statistics, said murder rate had increased for the past six consecutive years.
South African police often come under fire for failing to bring down crime levels, while police chiefs saying they need at least 62,000 more officers.
© 2018 AFP