THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA ...where all are so
wonderfully transformed and equal...
some are just more equal than others
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Life in the New South Africa, alias
Azania, is really a treat, a wonderful treat, - as long as you are black. And
that's official. You see, if you are black, you are, ipso facto, disadvantaged,
dispossessed, badly done by, historically discriminated against, disempowered, and poor.
So the glorious ruling Party (and its 'people's court', the so-called Constitutional
Court) has decreed that in the wonderful New South Africa you are entitled to be
empowered, advantaged, and enriched by all kinds of so-called affirmative actions and
expropriation of (white) land, regardless of merit or historical facts, - if you
belong to the pigmentally correct class. Then nothing can go wrong, literally. And if
anything bad does happen to you, - why, it's simple. Just blame it on apartheid! It always
works. And you can shout "kill the Boer, kill the farmer" as much as you
like, and nothing will happen to you as long as your name is Peter Mokaba and you are a
prominent member of the ruling ANC/Communist cabal. And even if somebody lifts up an
eyebrow at the obvious link between your hate-speech and the killings of thousands of
defenceless whites, - why, back to rule 1 : blame it on apartheid. If, on the other
hand, you are one of the over hundred women raped in the wonderfully transformed New
South Africa every day, or perhaps one of the about sixty daily murder victims, surely you
must realise it is not the fault of the black killers or rapists, oh no!, - it is all the
fault of good old bad apartheid, such a convenient stand to hang any kind of hat on!
Equally so, if you are mugged, highjacked, or robbed, - surely it must be
because you did not show enough appreciation for the priviledge of living in the wonderful
democracy of Azania. And you have not done enough yet for the glorious Azanian
transformation process, you horrible white reactionary, you, and there is the perfectly
understandable need for some rather faster and more drastic transformation. Like from rich
to poor, or from fit to cripple, or from alive to dead. In Azania-speak we call this
the privatised, fast-track kind of transformation.
On the other hand, if you are pigmentally correct
and just a normal kind of guy, without politicaL connections, then you might have
some problems, too. In fact, the longer these illustrious Great Leaders of yours are
lording it over you, the more it becomes evident that you are actually worse off now
than ever before in the 'bad old apartheid days'. Maybe you are one of the more than
500 000 people who lost their jobs over the last 5 years since the ANC-Communist alliance
was given free reign? Or maybe you were naive enough to believe all the propaganda about
houses for all, land for free, and a buckshee Mercedes in your backyard, - all
without working for it. Well, old chap, it can be done, - but only if your name is
Yengeni, or Mbeki,or some other Xhosa-sounding surname. If not, you'd better realise the
Dark Age of Black Africa has descended on this beautiful land of ours...
Image
showing 'Holy Nelson' Mandela, shortly after being elected as the first Azanian
[New South African] President toy-toying with his fellow Comrades. The picture has not
been altered and was displayed in the Flying Springbok, official magazine of the SAA. [New
South African Airways.] There was much speculation as to why a so-called President would
wear a sock with a big toe sticking out. Some say it was a publicity stunt to evoke
sympathy and to cover up the fact that he receives an annual income of nearly a
million Rand, and that his wife Winnie wanted 20 million as half the spoils allegedly
accumulated by him. Others say he must be blind, or ignorant of the fact that socks do
need darning every now and again. Still others say that with the current value of the rand
he probably can't afford a new pair of socks. And some wit thought he might have
been so much under the impression of his new sanctified status, that he made sure his
socks are 'holey', too. Whatever the truth, Nelson Mandela is probably the best
ventilated African president who ever lived in modern Africa.
South African saying: "Nelson is not a Seagull, he's a jailbird."
Winnie Mandela, so-called
"Mother of the Nation".Cartoon from 'Rapport' depicting her at Heathrow airport.
Although being fired as deputy Minister more than a year ago, she was travelling
with a "diplomatic" passport, - a favourite with black African 'emperors',
dictators and life-long fathers and mothers of nations. She is on record as saying:
"With our matches and tyres we'll liberate this country". The method used
by her and her so-called "soccer club" to convince people to go along with her
and the ANC/Communist cause was to tie people up, force them to drink petrol, putting a
tyre around their necks [photo image], soaking them in petrol and then set them
alight. Filmed by pro-ANC overseas film crews, the barbaric killers would then dance
around the screaming, wriggling human torch and shout and kick and spit on it until death
mercifully ended his/her life. More than 400 known cases of this crime were reported.
Mandela herself was accused of at least 13 child murders. The book Katiza's
Journey, about a young Zulu's traumatic life as a member of her notorious
'soccer club", written by Fred Bridgland with a foreword by British MP Emma
Nicholson, gives one a glimpse into the soul of this so-called "liberator".
Apart from a half-hearted, failed attempt to convict her of the murder of young Stompie
Sepei, Mandela was never arrested, charged or prosecuted for her atrocities in spite
of overwhelming evidence against her. Allegations have since come to light that she uses
cheques of the Mandela Childrens Fund to wine and dine her friends on the Cape Waterfront
as well as in the Kruger National Park. She was eventually charged with defrauding cheques
of the ANC Womans League in 2001 involving about a million rand. And still she is a
'revered' political figure surrounded by scores of black and white flunkeys...
During the Rhodesian bush war against the
Communist-backed Zanu PF, an incident happened vaguely like this "...An enemy-base
was attacked. The well-trained Rhodesian attack force soon took control. While
searching the terrain, a soldier got on the radio: "Sergeant, this once's got a
wooden leg!"
Came the answer; "Do a 360 and
look for the parrot..."
Overheard in a "New" South African Shebeen: "Did you hear
Holy Nelson and Graca Machel s' wedding plans were postponed for at least a week?
"No, - why?"
"Yebo, apparently somebody broke into his car and stole the plans...."
When asked about his well-being in prison, a Boer
political prisoner 'humbly' replied with this sketch :

;
Overheard on the border as part of the lecture to prepare some brave
troopies for the coming battle : "If you can see the
white of the enemies' eyes, you know you're running the wrong way..."
The late Samora Machel, former Communist leader of Mozambique, who effectively
'transformed" the once prosperous tourist and agricultural haven into the poorest of
all countries in the world, apparently threatened to invade South Africa
"forcefully". Given the nature of his untimely death, it can be said that
he managed to fulfil this threat of his only seconds before his death... (Machel's
plane strayed across the border and crashed onto South African soil in the eighties).
Contrary to the available evidence on the ground, the ANC/Communist witch-hunters persist
in trying to find reasons to re-open the investigation.
Scientists are reported to be considering using politicians for
research, rather than rats. The reason being that they get too attached to the rats,
because they are more loveable. Politicians also breed faster than rats and there are some
things that rats will not do!
[The following true incident might offend some readers. It has to be judged in context
though - soldiers living on the edge of death, with a big enemy force approaching
and adrenaline pumping after a heavy contact:]
During an ambush of a road deep inside Mozambique
by a small Rhodesian force, two even smaller early warning groups were placed on both
sides to warn of the expected enemy reaction force. Eventually, after over 20
'kills' of armed terrorists running into the ambush, this reaction force arrived and made
contact with Billy's eraly warning group in the east. Billy was only supposed to
hold them off to give the main ambush group the time to pack up and leave. Soon the enemy
began throwing mortar bombs, - unfortunately, for them, slightly off target and onto the
heads of their own men. Came the exultant praise over the radio from the early
warning group "Well done, Willem, well done! Keep it up, keep it
up!" The rather surprised mortarman Willem Butler, who had not fired a single
shot yet, looked at the commander, the commander looked at him, and they both
giggled and enjoyed the welcome, but somewhat undeserved praise.
Meanwhile, the disgusted enemy point
platoon had obviously sent through corrections, and their mortars began adjusting their
line of fire, - rather too close for comfort to dear Billy, who until then had been
happily contemplating the excellence of his own mortar support. Next came his
outraged shout over the radio : " Stop firing, Butler you c... ! Stop!"
Except for a few finer nuances, friend and foe
respond almost exactly the same when looking down the barrel of a gun from the wrong
side...
Deep in thought, a man sits sipping his drink at a
bar counter. "What's the problem, old chap?" someone asks. "You know,"
says the deep-thinking man. "I'm worried. In nature, everything balances
out, - if you have a strong point somewhere, you have a weak point somewhere else. For
example, if someone is strong, he's normally not so bright; if someone is handsome,
he is often weak; if someone is brave, he is slow; if someone is fast,
he is sometimes ugly; if someone is good, he is normally poor; if someone is
rich, he is bald and fat..." "So what's the problem, old
fruit?" "Well, the problem is, that I'm now nearly fifty years old,
- and I STILL haven't been able to find my weak points..."
When former South African "old South Africa" President P.W.
Botha was forced to resign as Pesident by conniving Pik Botha and F.W.de Klerk he refused
to vote in a following election that signed South Africa over to the ANC/Communist regime.
A cartoonist captured the moment of his refusal.
WELCOME TO UTOPIA!
To all tourists. Welcome to the House of El
Thabone.
And enjoy you
stay in the wonderful
democratic new South Africa.
And have a nice day spending our ailing
curency.
. Please, support our
African Renaissance program
by donating some of your wealth to our employment buro,
just look out for taxis
and car thieves! 
Subject: THE NEW TAXI REPORT - South Africa -
Inevitably, the National Taxi drivers' organisation has asked my friend Togetherness
Tshabalala, the demon taxi driver of Diepsloot, to road-test these new, safer, 18 seater
and 35 seater maxi-taxis. The transport Minister wants these vehicles to replace the
notoriously dangerous minibus ftaxis.
Togetherness's report has caused a stir among the manufacturers. Maxi taxi road test by
Togetherness Tshabalala: My test shows that the 35-seater holds 157 passengers, at a
squeeze so to speak. The roof managed to support a good three tons of luggage, chickens
and building material. This is a big advantage over the minbuses.
Despite a cargo of this magnitude, during my test run to Pietersburg, the vehicle handled
well and experienced very few serious accidents. At one time the back assembly became
incandescent because the handbrake had been left on. This ignited the petrol tank but most
of the passengers managed to
alight.
(Alert readers will spot Togetherness's little pun.) We managed to repair the bus at the
roadside with pieces of corrugated iron and a hammer and resumed our journey. The bus, now
reduced to a 26 seater,
was in fact now much easier to handle, cornering at speed. I liked the 18-seater. It
can accomodate 77 passengers - nine under the seats and onein the spacious engine
compartment (at reduced fare). It put up animpressive performance on the Soweto
route but only after the electronic speed governor had been neutralised by striking it
with a pipe wrench. This speed control device will not be well accepted. Crawling
down the Soweto Highway at a governed 60km/h would certainly be inviting parking tickets
as
well as hubcap thieves.
Talking of which ,the wheels in both versions does not take BMW hubcaps,drivers are not
going to like this. The automatic hydraulic door is a big advantage over the minbus's
sliding door. If the passengers' appendages are left sticking out, the sliding doors tend
to guillotine them off, causing much smarting of the eyes. I was pleased to note that the
maxi-taxi's automatic doors, as they swing shut,tend to relatively /painlessly compress
the passanger-load as opposed totrimming its edges. Passengers are going to welcome this.
Seat belts on all seats - this cuts by one third the number of passengers who are
propelled to the front of the vehicle every time the brakes areapplied.
A warning: these busses may be safer than combi taxis but, when one is forced to take to
the pavements in rush hour, they are decidedly less safe and badly frighten the
pedestrians. However, the power steering does allow one to jink among the traffic lanes
without rolling the vehicle, which is a
big time saver.
It was, I must say, rather nice driving a bus with sturdy side-panels which do not flex
like lungs when one plays music and neither do the windows pop out, even when I play my
Nine Inch Nails' CD.
A Genie in Africa.
A dark-complexioned man finds a dusty
old bottle in Soweto. He dusts it off and a genie appears, offering him three wishes.
"E wannade Maciedies" -
Poof a big, black Mercedes appears. "E wanna de beeg hows!" - Poof a mansion
appears. wanna be white likka de baas!" - Poof he becomes white. And Poof! the
car and the house vanish. "How Wa!!! Wezma cah en hows?"
To which the genie replies : "Hijacked, you white sucker.
If you want another Benz and house,
go work for it!"