Afrikaner Apathy: When you play on Goliath’s terms, Goliath wins

“My girls were all blond-haired white girls,” Ranadivé said. “My daughter is the closest we have to a black girl, because she’s half-Indian. One time, we were playing this all-black team from East San Jose. They had been playing for years. These were born-with-a-basketball girls. We were just crushing them. We were up something like twenty to zero. We wouldn’t even let them inbound the ball, and the coach got so mad that he took a chair and threw it. He started screaming at his girls, and of course the more you scream at girls that age the more nervous they get.” Ranadivé shook his head: never, ever raise your voice. “Finally, the ref physically threw him out of the building. I was afraid. I think he couldn’t stand it because here were all these blond-haired girls who were clearly inferior players, and we were killing them.” -- How David Beats Goliath: When Underdogs Refuse to Play by Goliath's Rules

Onbetrokkenheid

by Alwyn De Klerk
Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at 11:49am.

Ek het nou al vir 'n wyle 'n klippie in my skoen. Dit het egter nou al gegrooi na 'n rots op my bors. Dit druk my so dat ek nie meer kan asemhaal of rasioneel dink nie. Hierdie rots is die onbetrokkenheid van ons volk. Op alle terreine.

Is dit 'n siekte wat ons geërf het van die vorige wit regering, waar daar vir ons gedoen is? Is dit a.g.v. grootmense wat as bederfde kinders alles gekry het sonder om iets daarvoor te doen? Ek ken nie hierdie antwoord nie.

Ons volk staan op die vooraand van seker een van die belangrikste gebeurtenisse in ons volk se geskiedenis. Die Volksraadsverkiesing en steeds is daar mense wat apaties staan. Wat my so seer maak, is dat dit mense is wat soos ek dink. Konserwatiewe mense. Volksgenote. Boere. Almal wag egter dat iemand anders die wa sal trek. Almal wil saam kom vir die rit, of opklim nadat hulle seker is dat die wa mooi loop. Intussen is daar enkelinge wat aan die jukke beur om die wa aan die gang te kry. Die rieme trek al bloed soos dit in die weefsel insny van die swaar vrag op die wa. Maar dis nie genoeg nie. Haak nog 'n wa aan en nog een......

Paul Kruger of VVK's Boer Volkstaat Education Trip to ICC, UNPO at The Hague

[Boer Volkstaat: Jus Sanguinis]

Press Conference on the Afrikaner Struggle for Autonomy

April 6, 2011
Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO)

On Tuesday 5 April 2011 UNPO attended a press conference of Mr. Paul Kruger, chairman of the 'Afrikaner Volksraad Verkiesing Kommissie' (VVK), on the ongoing struggle of the Afrikaners to preserve their culture and gain autonomy.

UNPO has been supporting the Afrikaners in their quest for self-determination since 2008, when the Freedom Front Plus (FF+) became one of our Members. The VVK (literally: Peoples Council Elections Commission) is not affiliated to the FF+, but nevertheless UNPO was pleased to provide the VVK with a place to explain their agenda, as we believe that extra attention to the Afrikaner cause is always welcome.

The press conference started with a movie about the history of the Afrikaners, beginning at the time of the arrival of the Dutch East India Company at the Cape in 1652 and continuing to the present day. The movie gave special attention to the situation of the Afrikaners since the end of white rule in South Africa in 1994. Shocking images were displayed of murdered Afrikaners, graphically showing how the very high murder rate in South Africa hits particularly the Boers extremely hard, with the murder rate on Afrikaners more than two hundred times higher than that in Europe for example.

The Boer Volkstaat Secession Solution: Have You Registered?

The Secession Solution

January 2, 2011
by Kirkpatrick Sale,
Chronicles Magazine

Aristotle declared that there should be a limit to the size of states. But really, what did he know? He lived at a time when the entire population of the world was somewhere around 50 million—about the size of England today. Athens, where he lived, would have been under 100,000 people. He couldn’t even imagine a world (ours) of 6.8 billion, or a city (Tokyo) of 36 million. How is he going to help us?

He, at least, knew this much:

“Experience shows that a very populous city can rarely, if ever, be well governed; since all cities which have a reputation for good government have a limit of population. We may argue on grounds of reason, and the same result will follow: for law is order, and good law is good order; but a very great multitude cannot be orderly.”

So political units, Aristotle said, have to be limited. And it is with that understanding that we now may start contemplating what in today’s world would constitute the ideal, or optimum, size of a political state.

This is not some sort of idle philosopher’s quest but the foundation of a serious reordering of our political landscape, and a reordering such as the process of secession—indeed, only the process of secession—could provide. The U.S. provides abundant evidence that a state as large as 310 million people is ungovernable. One scholar recently said that we are in the fourth decade of the U.S. Congress’ inability to pass a single measure of social consequence. Bloated and corrupted beyond its ability to address any of the problems it has created as an empire, it is a blatant failure. So what could replace it, and at what size? The answer is the independent states of America.

Let us start by looking at modern nations to give us some clue as to population sizes that actually work.

Among the nations that are recognized models of statecraft, eight are below 500,000: Luxembourg, Malta, Iceland, Barbados, Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, and San Marino.

Freedom for Clive Derby-Lewis Committee Letter to President Zuma

Letter to President Zuma, From: Freedom for Clive Derby-Lewis Committee

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Freedom for Clive Derby-Lewis Committee
P.O. Box 690 Rayton
Fax: 086 577 3041
freedomcommittee@gmail.com
7 October 2010

The President of the Republic of South-Africa Mr. Jacob Zuma
Fax: 012 323 3231
cc. Embassies of other nations to South-Africa
cc. The media

Dear President Zuma,

"SOUTH AFRICA" -OR: WHERE SOME ARE "MORE EQUAL" THAN OTHERS: THE CASE OF CLIVE DERBY-LEWIS

Volkstaat.IT: List of Boer Political Prisoners [Clive Derby Levis] :: [Janus Walus] :: [Phil Kloppers] :: [Deon Maartin] :: [Jaco Badenhorst] :: [Callie Meiring (or Carol Meiring?)] :: [Andre Visser] :: [Etienne Visser] :: [Piet Mathews] :: [Nicolaas Clifton Barnard (Cliffie)] :: [Abraham Liebrecht Myburgh] :: [Johannes van der Westhuizen] :: [Daniel Stephanus Coetzee (Stefaans)] :: [Alexander Whitehead] :: [Gerhardus Taljaard] :: [Hans Wessels] :: [Arend de Waal] :: [Ryan Albutt] :: [Willem Jacobs] :: [Ferdi Barnard] :: [Hendrik du Preez] :: [Petrus du Preez] :: [Jan Marius Swanepoel] :: [Christiaan Harmse] :: [Pierre Jacobs] :: [Pieter Willem Nel] :: [Jaun van Wyk] :: [Douglas Schwartz] :: [Ockie de Meilon] :: [Pieter van Heerden Henning] :: [Albertus George van Aswegen] :: [Johan Isak Jacobus Potgieter] :: [Charles Edward Austin] :: [Eugene de Kock] :: [De Wet Kritzinger] :: [Johan Nel] :: [Jaco Bochhardt] :: [Mev Bochardt] :: [De Ru] :: [Horst Lenz] :: [Pieter Groenewald] :: [Douglas Swartz] :: [Bazil Swart] :: [Hannes Steyn] :: [Van Wyk CJ] :: [Mike du Toit] :: [Andre Du Toit] :: [Johan Pretorius] :: [Kobus Pretorius] :: [Wilhelm Pretorius] :: [Vis Visagie] :: [Herman van Rooyen] :: [Rudi Gouws] :: At van Wyk] :: [Rooi Koos du Plessis] :: [Jurie Vermeulen] :: [Tom Vorster] :: [Dirk Hanekom] :: [Kol Giel Burger] :: [Deon vd Heever] :: [Pieter van Deventer] :: [Oom Frik Boltman] :: [Dr Lets Pretorius] :: [Frits Naude] :: [Jacques Jordaan] :: [Jacques Olivier] :: [Ratte Willem] :: [Eugene Becker] :: [Justin Schoeman] :: [Kotze Günther] :: [Corne de Beer] :: [Visser Petrus] :: [Marais Bouwer] :: [Raymond Senekal] :: [Wesley Borman] :: [Christopher Meyer]

1. In May 1994, Nelson Mandela was inaugurated as the first President of "a new South Africa" which would supposedly be "non-racial", "non-sexist" and free of any discrimination of any kind whatsoever. Few, if any, new governments took office in such a spirit of international euphoria.

2. The very first section of it's Constitution states that South Africa is "a democracy founded on...human dignity, the achievement of equality and the advancement of human rights and freedoms..."

3. Sixteen years down the line under ANC-rule, South Africa is a country plagued by murder; rape; corruption; incompetent administration; unemployment; poverty; disease and a host of other evils. An objective observer cannot but label the hypocritic utterances in the Constitution as tragic jokes.

4. The very different destinies of two South African men making news-headlines is a case in point.

5. On the one hand there is Shabir Shaik; during Apartheid an engineering-student (so much for the despised system of "Bantu education") and, in later years, the businessman closely involved with the ANC. In 2005, he was sentenced to 15 years in prison on counts of fraud and corruption for his role in the multi-billion Rand deal to procure arms for poverty-stricken South Africa. After a mere two years of incarceration, the public learned that Shaik is free again; being released as a "terminally ill" man. Shortly afterwards, this same "terminally ill" man was photographed with his luxurious BMW doing shopping; playing golf; and indulging in other niceties of life. The applicable denial, followed by "settling of the dust and forever-after-hold-your-peace", was the only result.