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May 8 2004 - "If these terrorist attacks were happening to black South Africans, the US government would have invaded South Africa by now and put a stop to it...""

Popular radio host Jeff Rense, whose show averages some 7-million listeners, also said that the US government must urgently start making arrangements to evacuate all the ethno-Europeans from South Africa, "because they will all be ethnically-cleansed, and soon..."


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i wonder if kerry and wife would care more as she is from one of those shithole places mozambiqie i think

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"following a temporary moratorium on the release of crime data by the government, government regulation of the national internet domain, and the President’s release of farm murderers from jail"

[This Genocide Watch is to raise an alert concerning the number of Boer farmers slain since the end of apartheid in South Africa. The threat of destruction of a group must not be ignored because its numbers are small or its members disfavoured because they have acted in discriminatory ways in the past. A critical factor in this analysis is the total remaining number of Boer farmers. The total number of ethno-European farmers in South Africa has been estimated at approximately 40,000 to 45,000. The majority of ethno-European farmers are Boers.

In world context, this may seem to be a small number of people. But such absolute numbers are biased against recognition of threats to the survival of minorities. The smaller the minority the more severe this bias.

It may indeed be possible to exterminate a specific group over an extended period of time while the absolute number killed each year decreases, paradoxically creating a false impression of a diminishing annihilation – decreasing in annual numbers but resulting in undetected genocide. Pogroms against Jews in Europe diminished after the Enlightenment but prior to the Holocaust, and massacres of Tutsis slowed in Rwanda before 1990. The slow decimation of the Ache in Paraguay and of other native American groups in Brazil, while set in quite different historic and cultural contexts, present disturbing parallels.

The agricultural department of a bank in South Africa has calculated the per capita murder rate of ethno-European farmers to be four (4) times greater than the average murder rate for the population of South Africa.

This comparative trend analysis of murder rates for specific ethnic groups is troubling. If the per capita murder rate of the population as a whole has decreased over recent years as the South African government claims, but at the same time the per capita murder rate of a specific group (in this case Boer farmers) has increased, it is reason for alarm.

This Genocide Watch will present evidence of the increasing murder rate against Boer farmers. Additional issues of concern that remain to be further developed are the possible manipulation of farm murder statistics following a temporary moratorium on the release of crime data by the government, government regulation of the national internet domain, and the President’s release of farm murderers from jail.
http://www.genocidewatch.org/BoersSlain01.htmReference http://www.news24

all this crime goes on there and oprah and bono from u2 are over there smooching with mandela

it makes me sick

boycott south africa

the blacks also are suffering

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[SA journo Jani Allan on American talk show June 17:

June 13 2004 - Glamorous South African journalist Jani Allan, now actively job-hunting in the Big Apple, has been invited as a guest on absolutely the weirdest and most interestingr radio show in the United States of America, which is hosted by the hugely popular Jeff Rense.

She has been invited to discuss South Africa for three hours and listeners are in for a real treat: Jani Allan was the hugely-poular host of her own radio talk show called Jani's World in Cape Town.

Using a Jeff Rense-style format, Jani's World ran for three hours every Friday night on Cape Talk radio, and grew so popular that it became the highest-rated talk show in South Africa.

However, the beautiful former Sunday Times journalist and ex-model was fired unceremoniously and in fact very rudely - she had to learn about it in the newspapers. Among the reasons given for firing her was that her show had become "too rightwing" even though it was raking in new advertising revenues because of its huge popularity.

Another South African who is regularly interviewed by jeff Rense is the forthright journalist Jan Lamprecht, a Zimbabwean refugee now living in

..wow..you mean having black skin doesn't make you incapable of any evil act, after all..?
The despots and mass killers who have turned most of Africa into a cesspit of nepotism, murder and AIDS since colonialism, sadly, fell out of fashion make Saddam look like a kidergarten school teacher, but the US won't act..?
What a shame Africa is not right next to Israel..and doesn't have oil.