Hell of Affirmative Action Paved with Good Intentions of Racial Stupidity and Malevalence..

Racial Stupidity and Malevolence

Walter E. Williams
Townhall.com

The white liberal's agenda, coupled with that of black race hustlers, has had and continues to have a devastating impact on ordinary black people. Perhaps the most debilitating aspect of this liberal malevolence is in the area of education.

Recently, I spoke with a Midwestern university engineering professor who was trying to help an inner-city black student who was admitted to the university's electrical engineering program. The student was sure that he was well prepared for an engineering curriculum; his high school had convinced him of that and the university recruiters supported that notion. His poor performance on the university's math placement exam required that he take remedial math courses. He's failed them and is now on academic probation after two semesters of earning less than a 2.0 grade point average.

The young man and his parents were sure of his preparedness. After all, he had good high school grades, but those grades only meant that he was well behaved. The college recruiters probably knew this youngster didn't have the academic preparation for an electrical engineering curriculum. They were more concerned with racial diversity.

Good Intentions with Walter Williams [1/3] Introduction and Public Schools; [2/3]: Minimum Wage, Licensing, and Labor Laws; [3/3] The Welfare System and Conclusions

This young man's background is far from unique. Public schools give most black students fraudulent diplomas that certify a 12th-grade achievement level. According to a report by Abigail Thernstrom, "The Racial Gap in Academic Achievement," black students in 12th grade dealt with scientific problems at the level of whites in the sixth grade; they wrote about as well as whites in the eighth grade. The average black high school senior had math skills on a par with a typical white student in the middle of ninth grade. The average 17-year-old black student could only read as well as the typical white child who had not yet reached age 13.

The ANC stole my Dream: Why I Emigrated...

Bertus de Villiers, Beeld
2010-01-21 20:31

“Few subjects upset people as much as emigration. The advantages, the disadvantages. The longings, the new identity. The hatred, the love. The recriminations, the dream. In the ten years since my emigration, I have spoken to hundreds of emigrants to find out what motivated them, what’s going on inside their heads. I tried to get past the stories of violence to probe the underlying psychological motivation.

‘The gap between what white people expected to be happening in the New South Africa, and what is actually happening, simply remains too large. In the cities progressing to revolution, they ‘rebelled’ by leaving.

White people expected South Africa to somehow be ‘different’ from the rest of Africa; that it would be better; that white and black could really enjoy a place in the sun together.

“But it isn’t. And now they’re angry. Hurt, disappointed, rejected, gatvol. And their ‘revolution’ is to move, because it doesn’t help them to fight. It has nothing to do with racism or bitterness. It has everything to do with unfulfilled, subjective expectations. While the Constitution is a world-class document, the manner in which it is being managed repeatedly turns into a world-class mess.

“Within a decade, white people became bywoners in the land of their birth. Now they prefer to become bywoners in other countries which offer them more chances and also offer them acceptance.

The pushing-power moving people to leave South Africa is stronger than the drawing power to the land of their choice. White people leave South Africa with pain. With hatred even.

And it takes a long time to get over this. This makes us (Afrikaners) different from other emigrants. I meet hundreds of Brits, Italians and Kiwis who emigrated because they wanted to, not because they had to.

Yet in my past decade in Australia, I have not met one white (South African) person who wanted to be in Australia out of their own free will. They all would much rather be in Pretoria, Cape Town and Lichtenburg, go to church Sundays, go to Loftus (rugby grounds) and make a difference in their community.

The problem with South Africa: An Entitlement Culture of Corruption....

James Myburgh, Politicsweb
27 January 2010

ANC's cadre deployment policy was the “key reason for the collapse of local government”. “Deployed cadres are perceived to have crippled service delivery in many municipalities” the newspaper stated, noting that a culture of “patronage and nepotism” had become so rife in municipalities that they have become inaccessible and unaccountable. [Helen Zille: The truth about cadre deployment] [An Entitlement Culture of Corruption]

JOHANNESBURG -South Africa, as a country, is slowly sliding backwards. This is reflected in the poor state of services, the potholed roads, filthy rivers and pervasive corruption within the state. There would be hope for the future if school education was getting better, but the government matric results continue to be dismal.

If there is any progress at all, it is that these problems are now being recognized and acknowledged. However, knowing what to do about them - overwhelming as they are - is another matter. The good news, in a way, is that many of our problems have a common origin. The bad news is that unless it is identified and uprooted all the good intentions in the world will come to nought.

At the core of many of our problems today is the ethos that ‘transformation' has allowed to spread and take hold across our society.

Under Mbeki's leadership the ANC set about overturning the ‘racial imbalances' that were, it was claimed, a ‘legacy of colonialism and apartheid.' The analysis of the South African condition, on which the programme of transformation was based, drew heavily upon more generalised Leftist and African nationalist ideology of the 1960s and 1970s.

By the late 1990s nationalisation was no longer a viable option for the ANC. But many of the other policies adopted ran along the old lines. Power was centralised as the party sought to extend its influence through state, parastatal and civil society institutions. Equality would be achieved essentially by the party taking control of everything: from appointments in the civil service, parastatals and schools, to the allocation of tenders, and the granting of mining and prospecting licenses. They would then be reallocated from the privileged white minority to a deprived black majority.

‘If we are to be fair and reward merit; whites deserve to be the leaders of South Africa!’ - Sandile Memela

Sandile Memela has either been observing reality without a jaundiced racially tinted victimhood eye, or he's been reading Crazy Like a Fox, and either way, hopefully some will take notice:

If we are to be fair and reward merit, the 2009 matric results tell us that white and Indian students deserve to be the future leaders of this country in the next decade or so.

But will this be allowed?

It is time Africans accept that they are raising uninspired students who are encouraged to rely on false affirmative action.

In fact, African pupils have internalised a culture of entitlement that overemphasises skin colour, material worship and political connection over merit.

This marks the beginning of the end of African rule and self-determination as ultimate power, knowledge and intelligence will always rest with whites.

If we want a better future for our youth, it is time we critically examined their performance in matric as that will determine the quality of leadership for the country.

Pik Botha & FW de Klerk to SA & World: ‘The ANC Lied to Us’

In July 2007, Pik Botha, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, who served two years in Former President Nelson Mandela's cabinet, informed South Africans that the ANC goverment is violating the negotiated settlement of 1994 with the manner in which it is currently implementing affirmative action

The Rapport article informed South Africans that if the National Party had known that the ANC would implement Affirmative Action in the manner in which they have done, the National Party would never have agreed to a negotiated settlement.

The current implementation of affirmative action is in conflict with ex-pres. Mandela perspective that whites and blacks need each other. “It comes down to a rejection of Nelson Mandela's basic philosophy.”

Botha and De Klerk intended to inform the ANC of their perspectives.

So in 2008 FW sent of a bunch of letters to Mr. Gwede Mantashe, Secretary General of the ANC, wherein he requested such a meeting with the ANC leadership.

That letter was followed by a subsequent letter on 24 October 2008 and again on 11 November 2008. Furthermore messages were left on the telephone of his secretary to request when we could expect a response to our request.

As of this date, there has never been any response from the ANC leadership to FW letters.

ANC message to FW De Klerk, Pik Both and white South Africans?

Africa is for Africans: If You Don't Like the ANC Black Apartheid's BEE & AA, Crime and Corruption, Raping and Thieving.... You can Voetsek...

SAIRR: The ANC's BEE & AA “policies are harmful to race relations, injurious to equality of opportunity, destructive of entrepreneurship..”

“We are looking for hard working teachers who believe in free market capitalism. . . . Multi-cultural specialists, ultra liberal zealots, and college-tainted oppression liberators need not apply.” AIPCS Principal's Philosophy

If the ANC 'care' about black people; why are they implementing BEE and AA policies, which emphasise, re-enforce and encourage black entitlement, victimhood, low black self esteem and dependency on the goverment?

If the ANC care about serving the people, according to the people's preference's; why do the ANC ignore the people's demands that labour policies should be based on merit, and not on race/colour?

Immigration and Refugee Board Member William Davis, 27 August 2009 ruling in the case of Brandon Carl Huntley, found that:

[100] Reports emanating from the Institute for Race Relations (IRR) indicated that about a fifth of white South Africans had immigrated over the past 10 years with the main reasons given by immigrants were crime and affirmative action, so said Democratic Alliance leader Tony Leon in Cape Town. He accuses the ANC government of being indifferent to the lot of minorities, especially whites, and has expressed hostility to their interest.

Why We Are White Refugees Petition to Federal Court Justices, Canada [Sign Petition]:

[4.13] South African Citizens Views on Affirmative Action, and Black Economic Empowerment Laws: A report released by the Helen Suzman Foundation, Who Needs Affirmative Action?, Focus Survey, 19 Sept. 2000, provides evidence of three surveys done, which document that the majority (over 60% of South Africans of all colours, support merit, over AA or BEE):

[4.13.1] A 1994 Post Election Survey on Affirmative Action revealed that 61% of all voters, including 52% of Africans wanted to see appointments made strictly on merit, "even if some people do not make progress as a result".

[4.13.2] A 1996 Survey on Affirmative Action found that only 23% of voters took a hardline position in favour of affirmative action, whereas 54% were clearly opposed believing either that "There should be special training of African/blacks but the best applicants for jobs should be appointed whoever they are," or that "There should be no such policies and jobs must go strictly on merit." A middle group of 22% believed that "preference should be given to African/blacks, but if others are better qualified, they should get the job." Thus 76% regarded merit, not race, as the overriding criterion.

[4.13.3] A June/July 2000 Affirmative Action Survey, found that 22% took a hardline position in favour of affirmative action, while 56% took a hardline position against it, with a middle group declining to 19%.

Race profile of graduates will ask questions of employment equity - 25th November 2009

‘With 40% of all graduates being white, it is absurd to insist that whites make up only 10% of the skilled labour force,’ said Lebone. ‘The Government should perhaps pour its energy into ensuring that all South Africans have a decent education, rather than wasting time on racial bean-counting,’ Lebone added.

SAIRR Today: Empowerment which disempowers - 25th November 2009

Although jobs are the only real answer to poverty, our Government's answer to poverty is not jobs but social grants. Although Jacob Zuma has said that there is ‘something wrong" in the fact that more than 14 million people depend on social grants, he is powerless to stop this other runaway train.

Transcript of IRB William Davis Ruling: Brandon Carl Huntley, 27 August 2009

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Full Transcript of Immigration and Refugee Board: Mr. William Davis Ruling, on 27 August 2009, in the Case of Brandon Carl Huntley, RPD File / No. dossier SPR: MA8-04910; Paragraphs: 81 to 133 (PDF Feint Original:2761K) & (PDF Retyped:20K)

Minister of Citizenship & Immigration: Mr. Jason Kenney's Application to Canada's Federal Court (IMM 4423-09) for Review of the IRB's 'White Refugee' Ruling documents (and 'White Refugee' responses):
» 04 Sep: ‘Canada’ Applic. for Review
» 13 Sep: ‘White Refugee’ Petition to CA Fed. Crt (Please Sign Petition!)
» 30 Sep: ‘Canada’ Memo. of Argument
» 21 Oct: ‘White Refugee’ Petition Response
» 02 Nov: ‘Huntley’ Memo. of Fact and Law
» » Affidavit: Amina Sherazee
» » Affidavit: Stefanie Gude
» 10 Nov: ‘Canada’ Reply Memorandum

Other Resources: UHNCR Handbook on Procedures and Criteria for Determining Refugee Status, issued by the Office of The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees; see paragraphs 53, 54 and 55 (UNHCR PDF) & (PDF: Scribd Download)