BACKGROUND
Guerrilla warfare, as fought by the Boers one century ago, is recognized
internationally as the honourable defence by disciplined fighters against a
superior, armed enemy. The Boers attacked classical military targets, even though
outnumbered most of the time by overwhelming numbers. The so-called 'freedom fighters' of
Southern Africa, however, be they Frelimo, Zanu, Swapo or the ANC/Communist Mkonto e
Sizwe (MK), very seldom attacked anything resembling a military target, - on the
contrary, they specialized in the callous bombing of Wimpy Bars, the cowardly laying of
landmines on farm roads, the barbarian 'necklacing' of defenceless township dwellers, and
even the brutal torture of their own dissident comrades. What makes these atrocities
more despicable is that some of the organizations actually signed the Geneva Protocols,
which explicitly forbid this kind of terror and cruel intimidation. Serious students who
wish to get an unbiased and balanced picture of the kind of terrorist 'war' fought
by terrorist organisations like the ANC/SACP, the PAC and others should read the book
"The Other Side of the Story" by Herman Stadtler, Sigma Press, ISBN
0-620-21100-8.
Here follow a few graphic images of atrocities committed by the so-called 'Freedom
Fighters' of Southern Africa. !Warning : The pictures may offend some readers'
sensitivities.
(images - Click on thumbnails for larger version)
[image 1] The remains of a civilian bakkie [small truck], which detonated a landmine on
the road between Ulundi and Nkongo in Eastern Ovamboland. Because many of the local people
are poor and do not own a vehicle, locals used to hitch rides on the back of these
vehicles to the nearest town to buy their daily needs. These "soft target"
vehicles offered no protection against the Swapo mines, often boosted by placing two mines
on top of each other.
[ image 2] To deliver rations to remote bases, 'rat run' trucks had to cover long
distances over untarred roads. Ahead of them, the hardy 'sappers' walked these dusty dirt
roads on foot, mile after mile under the blazing African sun, 'sweeping' the two
well-defined tracks with their mine detectors.
[image 3] Another landmine statistic : More innocent locals and their vehicle. Note the
crater made by the explosion [foreground] and the distance the vehicle was flung. Those
not dead were usually badly mutulated, for life. In his incident many black locals were
killed.[photo - near Ulundi]
[image 4 & 5] One of two pieces of a "Wit Olifant" [White elephant]
after it struck a landmine. The name 'Wit olifant' was given to the big white
Mercedes Benz Trucks transporting goods to remote outposts throughout the old South West
Africa (now Naminbia). In this instance the driver was on his way to Ruacana when he
detonated a landmine. Because it was a civilian vehicle which detonated the mine, a police
task force in a 'Hippo' was sent out to investigate. The Hippo was a mine-protected
personnel-carrying vehicle built on the chassis of the old 'vasbyt" Bedford. In this
incident, the area was swept thoroughly for further landmines, declared "clear"
and....WOOM, the Hippo went up as well, just as it was about to leave the scene.
Actual figures of people killed or injured in this incident are not known. As in
most cases it all happened near a local kraal [village]. The local people, although not
hostile to the police and army forces, refused to say who planted the mines for fear of
the brutal intimidation and savage methods of the terrorist. It was not uncommon for an
"informant" (real or not) or simply the headman to have his tongue cut out, his
child or wife killed, or, as in recent South Africa, to be tied up, soaked in petrol and
then be burnt alive with a tyre round his neck For civilized soldiers anywhere this type
of intimidation and situation was totally alien, and it is no wonder they were at wit's
end.
[image 6] This civilian truck detonated a landmine near Nkongo in Northern South West
Africa. The logistical wing of the army lend a hand to tow it to Oshakati. It is not known
whether the driver was killed in the incident.
A beheaded victim of the notorious 'Church
Street Bomb', 1983. How can the detonation of a car packed full of explosives,
parked at peak hour traffic in Church Street, Pretoria, in the middle of thousands of
unarmed and inocent civilians, both black and white, be classified as an "act of
war"? [photo from the book, "The Other side of the Story, A True
perspective."]
Nineteen
people died in this incident, most being civilians of all races. They were referred to as
'crossfire' casualties. Another 219 suffered various degrees of injuries. The ANC's armed
terrorist wing, Mkonto e Siswe, was under the command of Ronnie Casrils, a self-confessed
Communist and currently serving as Deputy Minister of Defence in the New SA (Azanian)
Defence
Force....
How something like this is
classified as an 'act of war' and part of a 'justified struggle' by the so-called Truth
Commision chaired by 'Archbishop' Desmond Tutu, goes beyond the comprehension of any
civilized true Christian. Such monstrous murders of babies like these resulted from
landmines planted on private farm roads by 'valiant heroes of the struggle', who, believe
it or not, were awarded medals for bravery by President of the New South Africa (Azania),
Nelson Mandela. Medals for the killing and mutilation of whole families, innocent farmers,
wives and children like this baby. Farm labourers were not spared, either. The photo of
the wrecked tractor, which detonated a mine while ploughing, shown in the book "The
Other Side of the Story, a True perspective" bears silent witness to this.
[image
1] This victim of a necklace murder still has his arms tied behind his back. Although it
is unthinkable for the normal human mind that people can dance and chant around a burning
and begging human being, it actually happened in more than 400 reported cases. Why? One
should ask the so-called 'Mother of the (Azanian) Nation', Mrs Mandela, what
she meant, when she said, quote : "With tyres and matches we will liberate this
country", unquote...
[image 2] Still another victim of the "necklace" murders by supporters of the
ANC/Communist alliance. Note the steel rings of the tyre still around the bodies' neck.
All of these people were civilians, and they were murdered for such reasons as "not
taking part in illegal strikes", not adhering to party policy and not obeying
"non-shopping orders" Many mother's were forced to eat the borax and
washing-powder they bought for their households because "they dared to challenge
ANC's orders not to buy from whites".
[above]Terrorism
did not stop when the ANC/Communist alliance officially ended its terror war. The former
terrorists had been given South Africa, lock, stock and barrel, by a spineless De Klerk
government, but their slogans 'Kill a Boer, kill a Farmer', and 'One
Settler, One Bullet' were and are still being screamed out, the clenched fist is
still raised, and anyway, old terrorist habits die hard. While the words 'peace',
'democracy', 'reconciliation' and 'justice' are gushing out like verbal diarrhea from
politicians' mouths, something totally different is gushing out from countless
defenceless, innocent victims : Blood and guts. Now classified under the euphemism
'crime', the terror continues unabated, - if anything, worse than ever before. The aim is
still the same : To drive out the white man and to intimidate all opposition, white and
black. The focus is still on lonely farms and on the weak and helpless : Especially the
elderly, women, even babies are brutally attacked, beaten, raped and killed. The
politically correct, fawning media reports the 'crime' on page 4, it even makes clucking
noises every now and then, - but none dare call it what it is : Terrorism in its pure,
unadulterated form. Terrorism aided and abetted by the Regime in its many forms and
variations : Be they Ministers like Peter Mokaba shouting 'Kill the Boer", Missies
Mandela screaming out hate-speech, hit-squads slaying opposition politicians, or the
gullible mob doing the butchering on the streets, inside houses, at the work place, or on
farms. By the end of 2001, 7 years into ANC/Communist rule more than 1150 mostly white
farmers have already been murdered in the so-called democratic new South Africa.
mc-bride-ronnie casrils car-bomb pp.71 against geneva convention-refer to ronnief
[more to follow]