By John Whitlock
Thami Zwane’s letter “Let’s solve the problem of racism” gives one the impression that only whites are racist.
Could I remind him of the names of black racists such as Julius Malema, Andile Mngxitama, Velaphi Khumalo, Mampuru Mampuru, Major MV Mohlala andthe drunk judge Nkola Motala, just to name a few, as well as the students who wore T-shirts stating “Kill All Whites”?
Black racism is just as prevalent as white racism – a fact.
In the 1993 referendum, whites, in good faith, voted to hand over the white-controlled government to the ANC, hoping for a better life for all.
Unfortunately the ANC has done nothing for the country as a whole, and blacks in particular, except to line their own pockets. Millions of blacks are living in abject poverty while the black elite live in lavish opulence – a harsh and cruel reality.
Zwane believes that we are “too racially divided to launch any successful assault on greed and corruption”.
Nonsense! The moment whites complain about anything it is immediately regarded as racist.
With regard to the Coligny case, all three Appellate judges found that the only witness (Bonakele Pakisi) to the tragedy allegedly admitted afterwards, to at least four people, that he had lied about what he saw, and had not seen the farmers murder the teen. He also contradicted himself on several occasions. The police probe was also bungled.
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