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Original Post Date: 2001-09-19 Posted By: Jan
From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 9/19/2001 9:26:12 PM
Lest We Forget: Civilian Airline Terror in Africa
I received this from John Redfern and it is worth remembering those who died
in two civilian Viscount Airliners in Rhodesia. Both were shot down with SAM
7 ground to air missiles. When the planes crashed, there were terrorists who
had been waiting in their flight paths. As the survivors crawled from the
wreckage they were massacred.
Here is John’s e-mail:-
“I have nothing but sympathy with those who are here today, and whose
grief we share. I have nothing but revulsion for the less than human act
of murder which has so horrified us all. I have nothing but amazement at
the silence of so many of the political leaders of the world. I have
nothing but sadness that our Churches have failed so badly to practise
what we preach. May God forgive us all and may He bring all those who died
so suddenly and unprepared, into the light of his glorious Presence,
AMEN.”
These words were uttered by the Very Reverend John da Costa on September
8, 1978.
The whole world rightly reacted with indescribable horror at the recent
terrorist activity in the skies of America.
48 passengers and crew of a civilian airliner lost their lives through
terrorism 23 years ago this September, in a country called Rhodesia. And
the world remained SILENT.
A transcript of the memorial service held for victims of terrorism in
Rhodesia is attached, lest we forget The Deafening Silence.
John Redfern