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       Secession Push Grows as South African Regime Plots Land Thefts
       By: Hawk Date: March 27, 2018, 6:42 pm
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       SOURCE : New American
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       Secession Push Grows as South African Regime Plots Land Thefts
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       There is only one sensible solution to the escalating crisis in
       South Africa: Self-determination for the Western-minded,
       Afrikaans-speaking Christian majority in the Western Cape. At
       least, that is how a growing number of concerned people across
       the country and among South Africans abroad see the issue.
       Organized efforts to achieve independence for the Cape region
       are already underway. At least one local tribal leader, Khoebaha
       Calvin Cornelius III, whose formal title roughly translates into
       “king” in English, has already declared independence from the
       Communist-controlled South African regime. Other voices hope for
       Afrikaner self-determination in an interior region of the
       country where they once governed themselves within the Boer
       republics. And a growing number of embattled Afrikaners and
       Boers are making (peaceful) preparations in anticipation of what
       they believe is a looming civil war and societal collapse.
       While not everyone agrees on the solution or what to do, the
       fact that there is a major problem can no longer be denied. As
       the world has finally started realizing in recent weeks, South
       Africa is coming apart at the seams amid an explosion of
       violence, tyranny, and hate — not to mention the “Second Phase”
       of a communist revolution. Most recently, the rapidly
       deteriorating situation was exposed in South Africa's
       Parliament. Last month, lawmakers there voted in favor of a
       racist plot to confiscate property from European-descent South
       Africans without any compensation. The scheme to authorize mass
       theft, which requires a change to the Constitution, comes amid a
       growing tsunami of racist violence targeting Afrikaner farmers,
       often labeled Boers. There have been thousands of unimaginably
       brutal so-called “farm attacks” and “farm murders,” known as
       “plaasmoorde” in Afrikaans, since whites voted to surrender
       political power some 25 years ago in the face of a brutal
       communist terror campaign.
       One non-political civil-rights organization, CapeXit, formerly
       known as the Afrikaner Society, has already put the South
       African government on notice that the people of the Cape are
       working to secede using a lawful, internationally recognized
       process. In a letter delivered to then-South African President
       Jacob Zuma, who proudly sang genocidal songs advocating the
       extermination of embattled Afrikaners, the group said the effort
       would comply with the South African Constitution and
       international law. The area in question is known as the Cape
       region, which includes the provinces of the Western Cape, the
       Northern Cape, and parts of the Eastern Cape. According to the
       latest census data, a majority of the region's residents are
       Afrikaans-speaking Christians who are either white or what is
       known in South Africa as “coloured.”
       Speaking to The New American after the latest developments
       involving the government's land grabs, CapXit Co-President
       Hannes Louw said there was no other choice. “The Black
       Supremacist Government of South Africa have set a course towards
       Civil War, the writing is on the wall and all other options are
       exhausted,” explained Louw, adding that options such as mass
       emigration would be less preferable. “The only way to avert the
       next major humanitarian crisis is the creation of a safe haven
       for Afrikaners and other descendants of the aboriginal people of
       Southern Africa, those who currently identify as Khoi or San.”
       That safe haven, he said, should be in the Cape region, where
       Afrikaners and other marginalized people groups still constitute
       a numerical majority and have historically valid claims to the
       land.
       All of the efforts are guided by, and in compliance with, South
       Africa's Constitution and a variety of international treaties to
       which the central government is a party. “The right to secede is
       guaranteed by Section 235 of the South African Constitution,
       Article 1 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political
       Rights and Article 20 of the African Charter on Human and
       Peoples' Rights,” Louw explained, echoing the letter delivered
       to Zuma by the sheriff of Pretoria. “By supporting secession,
       the international community has an opportunity to help a whole
       nation. Granting refugee status should be the last resort.”
       Growing cries to grant refugee status to embattled Afrikaners
       come amid statements by top Australian officials warning of the
       dire plight facing Afrikaner farmers and vowing to explore
       possibilities for them to immigrate there.
       “CapeXit is trying to avoid a potential conflict by proposing a
       peaceful, practical and long-term solution to the growing
       instability in South Africa,” Louw continued in a follow-up
       statement, noting that the name was derived from the successful
       “Brexit” movement. “Unfortunately, there are not many options
       left on the table for a peaceful solution. The issues in South
       Africa are fundamental, long-term, and deeply-rooted differences
       for which no solutions have been found in more than two decades
       of democratic rule. Perhaps the most concerning aspect is that
       these radical and racist policies enjoy widespread popular
       support among the black majority, and that the African National
       Congress and the Economic Freedom Fighters coalition easily
       commands the two-thirds majority required to make constitutional
       changes. Parties proposing unity and reconciliation are either
       stagnating or in decline.”
       But, despite the difficulties surrounding the current situation,
       “the solution is simpler than what many people may realize,”
       said Louw. “There is a region in South Africa that is
       fundamentally different from the rest of the country. A region
       that was independent for almost 300 years until 1910, and by
       rights should never have been incorporated into South Africa. A
       region where the vast majority of the inhabitants are members of
       the oppressed brown and white minorities and speak the shared
       Afrikaans language. This region has for thousands of years
       belonged to the aboriginal Khoi and San tribes, who since 1652
       have lived in peace with the early settlers from Europe.” That
       region is the Cape, consisting of the former Cape Colony, where
       the brown and white peoples are direct descendants of the “First
       Nations” and the early European settlers.
       The following maps (taken from the 2011 South African census)
       immediately and clearly show how substantially different the
       Cape is from the rest of South Africa:
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       It took more than a decade of research and planning, Louw
       continued, but now, the CapeXit movement is in a position to
       facilitate the peaceful secession of the Cape region. “Our goal
       is to create a safe haven for these marginalized minorities,
       thereby not only ensuring their safety but also providing an
       environment for them to thrive and enjoy their basic human
       rights without domination and oppression,” he said. “At the same
       time this solution will not infringe on the rights of the black
       majority in South Africa, since they will continue to have full
       access to their historical lands to implement whatever policies
       they see fit. It should be noted that there are still
       significant minority populations outside of the Cape region, but
       a mass migration of these people to the Cape is already
       underway, and undoubtedly this will rapidly accelerate as
       secession becomes a reality.”
       South African scientist and scholar Harry Booyens, an Afrikaner
       who wrote the epic book AmaBhulu: The Birth and Death of the
       Second America exploring the fascinating history of his
       homeland, agreed that there are no more realistic options for
       dealing with the situation. “The world is witnessing the
       beginning of the end of South Africa as a viable country,”
       Booyens said after the parliamentary vote to steal land. “The
       only possible means of long term survival for non-Blacks is
       formal secession. The world supported the split of the Sudan
       into two countries based on race; it is now inevitable in South
       Africa. The only question is how many will have to die before
       the inevitable happens.” Dr. Booyens has been sounding the alarm
       for years. But now, he says, the situation is completely out of
       control.
       Despite recent statements by Australian officials, Booyens does
       not believe Western governments “have the moral guts” to accept
       some five million white refugees from South Africa — especially
       considering the role many of those governments played in
       bringing about the current situation. Without gas chambers, he
       continued, it will be impossible to fully exterminate South
       Africa's remaining European-descent population, which first
       settled the sparsely inhabited Cape region almost 400 years ago
       alongside small bands of nomadic tribesmen already living in the
       area. There is no way the regime will be able to make 4.5
       million Western-minded Christians into “African subsistence
       farmers,” particularly when the government has stolen all their
       land. “So, the only possibility is secession,” Booyens told The
       New American.
       But unfortunately, it is likely to get uglier before then, he
       fears. “I can only shudder at what will happen if the Formal
       Western Media continues its assault on the Afrikaner while as a
       nation he lies helpless on the ground, pummeled by that vile ANC
       government,” said Booyens, whose Afrikaner roots trace back to
       the earliest Europeans to arrive in South Africa in the 1600s.
       “No group of humans can take this present degree of abuse
       without ultimately reacting with violence. Is this what the West
       wants ... a violent reaction to validate their prejudice against
       these folks?” Unfortunately, there are already voices on all
       sides in South Africa preparing for such an eventuality.
       The constant beating up on the minority population “flies in the
       face of humanity, reason, and mathematics,” Booyens continued.
       “There is no way in heaven or on earth that one can keep
       murdering, literally and figuratively, one person to make nine
       others rich. This is NOT about land; it is about driving out the
       white man from his country.” Citing Dr. Pieter Groenwald, a
       member of Parliament with the Freedom Front Party, Booyens noted
       that virtually all of the “land restitution beneficiaries”
       preferred money and did not want land. The government is already
       sitting on thousands of farms, and virtually all those it has
       redistributed failed. Plus, the whole premise of it all — the
       notion that European-descent South Africans “stole” the land —
       is false. In short, the effort to rob South Africa's embattled
       farmers is not about creating a new class of farmers — it's
       about stealing. “The hubris of the ANC in this regard is now
       bordering on the psychotic,” he said.
       Making matters worse, almost half a million blue collar
       Afrikaners are now living in squatter camps, Booyens said. With
       the total white Afrikaner population number just 2.7 million,
       that means more than one in every seven is now destitute and
       living in a squatter camp. “They are not just neglected; they
       are actively discriminated against,” Booyens explained, noting
       that the “Black Economic Empowerment Act” makes it practically
       illegal for them to be employed. “The fact that they are herded
       together as whites is used by the government to refuse them aid.
       The actual truth is that these people are 'dead man walking'
       because they have nothing left that the government can steal
       from them. So they are left to rot and die.  The Poor White
       problem of South Africa is an active design by the ANC
       government.”
       All pretense at South Africa being a so-called “Rainbow Nation”
       is now “out the window,” Booyens continued. “The rainbow hath no
       color white,” he said. “To fail to appreciate this, is to be
       deaf, blind and devoid of enough intelligence to feed oneself.”
       Of course, there is also the very real communist issue. In fact,
       after Nelson Mandela died, it was confirmed that he was a member
       of the Soviet-controlled South African Communist Party's Central
       Committee. The ANC became practically a front for this murderous
       party, and Mandela led its terrorist wing, the MK, landing him
       on the U.S. government's terrorist list until he was removed a
       few years before his death.
       “Like good Communists the ANC comes ready-made with a
       revolutionary lexicon,” Booyens said. “They talk about Phase 1
       and Phase 2. The white person understands the message of the ANC
       as 'First we’ll abuse Democracy to make you helpless, then we’ll
       chase you out.' They were made helpless just on a quarter
       century ago; now they are being chased out ... but they have
       nowhere to go. Where are they supposed to go?”
       “The Western World is in permanent debate about what to do about
       Black and Middle Eastern people who flee to Europe for a new
       life,” he said. “But those folks are fleeing their own leaders
       and nations who remain in command of their own countries. In
       South Africa we have a government that threatens its white
       population daily, refers to them as the source of all problems,
       and assails them morally morning, noon, and night. But the West
       will not view such people as refugees. Caucasian Christians are
       not allowed to be refugees even if they are being tortured to
       death.” And as more than a few experts have been warning for
       years, the prospect of a government-backed genocide against the
       Afrikaner is very real. Indeed, the ghastly farm murders, which
       often involve savage torture of even children and babies, may be
       just a preview of the future if current trends continue.
       Booyens recounted comments made to him by a liberal Northern
       European professor, who told him that Afrikaners are a “sick
       anachronism” and a “blot on the name of Europe” who “should just
       die.” “He meant it,” Booyens recalled, adding that northern
       liberals and their media allies still believe this.
       “We don’t expect balance from that media. It was the New York
       Times that said as far back as 1901 that Afrikaner women could
       play tennis all day in the British Concentration Camps,” he
       continued. “I never knew tennis was so dangerous that it could
       kill 30,000 women and children. The same media is now
       questioning whether there really are farm murders in South
       Africa. Some say these are robberies gone wrong. I never knew
       that robberies could go so wrong that ladies would end up burnt
       all over their bodies with clothes irons, yet others would be
       suffocated to death with plastic bags, elderly couples would
       have their feet destroyed in boiling water, and men would end up
       shot dead in an execution position with their torn Bibles on
       their bodies. What incredibly peculiar robberies these must be.
       How exactly does one accidentally kill a few thousand farmers?
       Apparently one robbery went so wrong that the farmer was
       tortured to death over five hours while his wife was forced to
       listen to his dying screams. I give you the Western Media.”
       Booyens apologized for sounding “raw.” “But matters are out of
       hand,” he said. Booyens also believes that the only possible
       future for Afrikaners is in self-determination in the Cape.
       Another independence movement led by Cor Ehlers, dubbed
       “Onafhanklike Afrikaner-selfbeskikkingsekspedisie” (OASE) or
       Independent Expedition for Afrikaner Self-determination in
       English, also seeks self-determination for Afrikaners, but not
       in the Cape area. Instead, Ehlers told The New American that he
       would like Afrikaners within a defined territory about the size
       of Austria in central South Africa, near the capital of
       Pretoria, where Afrikaners had the Boer Republics until the
       British brought them down, to vote on independence. There, they
       still retain a majority and would almost certainly vote for
       independence, he believes. And while his definition of who and
       what exactly constitutes an Afrikaner differs from others'
       views, Ehlers, too, cites South Africa's Constitution and
       international treaties as the legal basis for
       self-determination.
       “Recognizing that approximately half of the total Afrikaner
       population in South Africa already reside permanently in the
       defined territory referred to above, with another half a million
       living immediately adjacent to the area, it is obvious where the
       true Afrikaner heimat is — not in the Western Cape,” he
       concluded. “Once materialized, self-determination for Afrikaners
       will naturally exclude racial discrimination of whatever kind,
       including Affirmative Action and Black Economic Empowerment.
       This will result in equal job opportunities for all. Many
       Afrikaners currently living outside the defined territory,
       including abroad, will naturally move into the area similar to
       what happened to the state of Israel.”
       Considering the deteriorating situation, more than a few
       Afrikaner activists believe independence and self-government are
       inevitable over the long term. “The drive for self-determination
       for the Afrikaner Boer picked up speed, and the resolve for our
       own freedom away from a failed Marxist black nationalist state
       made us more determined,” explained Henri LeRiche, a prominent
       globe-trotting Afrikaner activist also working for independence.
       “Our drive for freedom and to rule ourselves will happen, and is
       hard-coded not just in past, or our DNA, but also our future.
       This is why the Afrikaner belongs to the Unrepresented Nations
       and Peoples Organization [unpo.org] which clearly states,
       'defending our political, social and cultural rights, to
       preserve our environments and to promote a right to
       self-determination.'"
       Another secession movement involving Afrikaners and Khoi native
       peoples actually declared independence on September 24 last
       year. Standing at the Castle of Good Hope flanked by supporters
       of various races and people groups, a Khoi tribal leader known
       as King Cornelius III outlined a list of grievances that
       prompted the declaration of independence. His supporters are
       referring to the new state they hope to build as the Sovereign
       State of Good Hope. Under their vision, the new government will
       share power between the various nations and people groups that
       inhabit the area, with the Goeb (roughly translated as king)
       overseeing the whole process.
       So far, no other governments have recognized the declaration of
       secession, South African authorities have ignored it, and few
       media outlets have reported it. A number of other secession
       movements have distanced themselves from that particular effort,
       saying a referendum should be held so that severing ties with
       the South African regime can enjoy full public legitimacy. But
       supporters of Cornelius and the effort say that, as the original
       inhabitants of the region, the Khoi and their leaders have the
       legal right to secede. Cornelius III was at the United Nations
       in New York City just last week. “We are now a sovereign state
       breaking away from South Africa, with 15 million people, … and
       we are ready to make our country a legal, official country —
       this is why I'm in New York,” he said in an interview. What
       happens next remains to be seen.
       Of course, the South African government — an alliance of the
       Communist Party and its front groups such as the African
       National Congress and a coalition of labor unions — is unlikely
       to accept any move that would threaten its wealth, territory,
       power, or prestige. In fact, with the “Second Phase” of its
       revolution now underway, it intends to begin seizing wealth and
       property faster than ever before. That means all of the
       secession movements in South Africa face an uphill battle, to
       put it mildly. It also means that anyone who stands in the way
       is in jeopardy — farmers, business owners, taxpayers, and more,
       of all races and creeds. But with the South African Constitution
       recognizing and protecting “the right of self-determination of
       any community sharing a common cultural and language heritage,”
       the law may be on the side of the secessionists.
       And with essentially no acceptable options left, this may be
       literally a fight for survival.
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