Henke Pistorius says Oscar and whites need guns because ANC-regime fails to curb violent crime, & protect whites & white farmers

Henke Pistorius says Oscar and whites need guns because ANC-regime fails to curb violent crime, & protect whites & white farmers



Andrea Muhrrteyn | Jus Sanguinis | 04 March 2013

Oscar Pistorius Father - Henke Pistorius - says his son needed guns to protect himself, because the ANC fail to curb violent crime, particularly against whites and farmers. South Africa's crime rate is among the highest in the world with 15,000 people murdered last year, with an estimated 1,600 (cited by Telegraph) vs over 4,000 (Censorbugbear stats) murders of white farmers since 1990. Telegraph Reporter Ainslin Laing does not mention the numerous reports of Police cooking crime statistics, to pretend that crime has decreased.

Ishmael Mnisi, an ANC spokesman, said Mr Pistorius' comments were "worrying", and that massive crime does not justify citizens owning guns, they should report crime to the police.

Meanwhile the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) has revealed a report that about 932 people died in police custody in South Africa in 2011/12.

Deaths in Police Custody: Apartheid 2.4 per year (1963-1994: 75)
Deaths in Police Custody: ANC SA 2010: 566; 2011: 932

Apartheid: 1963 – 1994: 75 Deaths in 31 Years = 2.4 Deaths per year

Throughout the entire apartheid-era up to 75 people died in police-custody throughout the period between 1963 and 1994. [The South African Police: Manager of Conflict or Party to the Conflict, Dr. Johan Olivier, Center for Study of Violence and Reconciliation; A Crime Against Humanity - Analysing the Repression of the Apartheid State, Edited by Max Coleman, a publication of the Human Rights Committee in South Africa: The Detention Weapon.]

ANC 'Freedumb': 2010: 566 Deaths in 11 months: increase 25,725%

"Political parties yesterday called for a swift investigation into the deaths of 566 people at the hands of police in the current year. The call comes after the Independent Complaints Directorate (ICD) revealed yesterday that out of this overall national figure, 16 of those killed by police were innocent people. Many of the policemen involved have not even been suspended, let alone charged!" [Parties urge probe into 566 deaths, Canaan Mdletshe, Mhlaba Memela & Sibongile Mashaba, The Sowetan, 23 November 2010: See Zimbabwefication of South Africa: State‟s Strategic Collapse, in Jus Sanguinis Boer Volkstaat 10.31.16 Theses Briefing Paper, submitted to EU Stamvader nations.]

ANC 'Freedumb': 2011: 932 Deaths: increase 38,833%

Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) has revealed a report that about 932 people died in police custody in South Africa in 2011/12. [City Press: Police Stations of Death, 04 March 2013]

The Swiss Militia vs. “If I were a Tutsi, I'd Emigrate..”

The Swiss Militia: The First Defenders of Liberty...

Since the origins of the Swiss Confederation in 1291, it has been the duty of every male Swiss citizen to be armed and to serve in the militia. Today, that arm is an 'assault rifle,' which is issued to every Swiss male and which must be kept in the home. During Germany's Third Reich (1933-1945), that arm was a bolt-action repeating rifle, which was highly effective in the hands of Switzerland's many sharpshooters.

Americans of the wartime generation were familiar with the fact that brave and armed little Switzerland stood up to Hitler and made him blink.

As a map of Europe in 1942 shows, the Nazis had swallowed up most of everything on the continent but this tiny speck that Hitler called 'a pimple on the face of Europe.' The Fuhrer boasted that he would be 'the butcher of the Swiss,' but the Wehrmacht was dissuaded by a fully armed populace in the Alpine terrain. ...

The Swiss federal shooting festival, which remains the largest rifle competition in the world, was held in Luzern in June 1939. Hitler's takeover of Austria and Czechoslovakia was complete, both countries had been surrendered by tiny political elites who guaranteed that there would be no resistance.

Swiss President Philipp Etter spoke at the festival, stressing that something far more serious than sport was the purpose of their activity. His comments demonstrated the connection between nationaldefense and the armed citizen:

'There is probably no other country that, like Switzerland, gives the soldier his weapon to keep in the home. The Swiss always has his rifle at hand. It belongs to the furnishings of his home. ... That corresponds to ancient Swiss tradition.