24-11-2011: Voorpost Protest against Anti-White Racism at the S.African Embassy in The Hague
Voorpost | OnsvirJou.nl | Rogeria Gillermans

Voorpost is conducting a Protest against Anti-White Racism at the South African Embassy in The Hague on Thursday Morning
20 November 2011
Voorpost wishes to draw attention to the racist violence against the white population in South Africa. Voorpost wants the Dutch goverment to call the South African Ambassador to the carpet to hold him accountable for what the SA Goverment is doing to whites in South Africa. It is unacceptable to Voorpost that there is an ethnic genocide occuring on farms in South Africa, without any criticism from Netherlands. Thus we support the Afrikaners, stop anti-white racism!
Since the population of South Africa have abolished apartheid, the attention of the international media has ignored events in South Africa. The situation of the Afrikaner volk, also known as the ‘boeren’, is drastically deteriorating. Since 1994 more than 3,000 white farmers have been murdered in South Africa, under gruesome circumstances. The situation is so urgent that the Washington based organisation Genocide Watch in September 2011 raised the status of the white South African genocide from phase 5 (polarisation) to stage 6 (preparation).
The Dutch government, like its predecessors, allows for a deafening silence regarding these serious violations of human rights. In the European Parliament, however, the MP Philip Claeys has raised the matter of these massacres to the EU spotlight. Voorpost demands the Dutch goverment also signs up their objections.
For Voorpost, racist violence is unacceptable. That is why Voorpost shall be conducting a protest on Thursday, November 24, from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., at the South African Embassy in The Hague. Voorpost Post draws attention to the racist murders of white farmers in South Africa and also demands action from the South African government. The protest action has been reported to the police. Voorpost Netherlands director shall also make a speech at the protest.
Hilversum, Sunday 20 November 2011