Nicholas
14-08-2006, 07:41 PM
The South African government has given the 8,107 white farmers still in South Africa, who are an ethnic minority in South Africa, just six months to agree to sell their land or they will be ethnically cleansed from the country. Though most of the blacks that live in South Africa are the descendants of non-South Africans imported into South Africa as cheap labour during the apartheid era, and therefore have no claim to ownership of the land in any way, the ANC are using the politics of racism to bolster their popularity amidst the escalating crime wave, rape epidemic and racist violence that is afflicting the country since the ANC racists came to power.
The ruling communist African National Congress before taking power promised to return 30 per cent of white-owned farms to black South Africans when it came to power in 1994. This arbitrary, racist and ridiculous policy of stealing land owned by Whites who have farmed it for generations is also supported by the racist Labour government in the UK.
Transformation
The black agriculture and land affairs minister, Lulu Xingwana has said "We will no longer waste time negotiating with people who refuse to see the transformation of our country, from now on we will only negotiate for six months and if all fails, expropriation would take place."
This policy has a direct lineage in the present racist policy of the ANC supported land policies of neighbouring Zimbabwe, where terrorism has been the basis of redistribution of white-owned farms leading to starvation and the crippling of the country's agricultural economy.
Anti-white racism
The BNP regard the ongoing anti-white racism in South Africa and Zimbabwe as an issue that cannot be ignored. The constant sickening adoration of the ex-ANC leader and President of South Africa Nelson Mandela by the media and idiot celebrities whilst white farmers and their families are being slaughtered is disgusting.
White farmers fleeing from black anti-white racism are amongst the few genuine asylum seekers that the BNP will admit to the UK. We also intend to seize South African government property in the UK, and freeze bank the accounts of UK companies that do business in South Africa, if this policy is enacted.
British companies that do business with the New Apartheid Nation of South Africa will not be tolerated by a BNP government
http://www.bnp.org.uk/news_detail.php?newsId=1082
The ruling communist African National Congress before taking power promised to return 30 per cent of white-owned farms to black South Africans when it came to power in 1994. This arbitrary, racist and ridiculous policy of stealing land owned by Whites who have farmed it for generations is also supported by the racist Labour government in the UK.
Transformation
The black agriculture and land affairs minister, Lulu Xingwana has said "We will no longer waste time negotiating with people who refuse to see the transformation of our country, from now on we will only negotiate for six months and if all fails, expropriation would take place."
This policy has a direct lineage in the present racist policy of the ANC supported land policies of neighbouring Zimbabwe, where terrorism has been the basis of redistribution of white-owned farms leading to starvation and the crippling of the country's agricultural economy.
Anti-white racism
The BNP regard the ongoing anti-white racism in South Africa and Zimbabwe as an issue that cannot be ignored. The constant sickening adoration of the ex-ANC leader and President of South Africa Nelson Mandela by the media and idiot celebrities whilst white farmers and their families are being slaughtered is disgusting.
White farmers fleeing from black anti-white racism are amongst the few genuine asylum seekers that the BNP will admit to the UK. We also intend to seize South African government property in the UK, and freeze bank the accounts of UK companies that do business in South Africa, if this policy is enacted.
British companies that do business with the New Apartheid Nation of South Africa will not be tolerated by a BNP government
http://www.bnp.org.uk/news_detail.php?newsId=1082