WARNING: This is Version 1 of my old archive, so Photos will NOT work and many links will NOT work. But you can find articles by searching on the Titles. There is a lot of information in this archive. Use the SEARCH BAR at the top right. Prior to December 2012; I was a pro-Christian type of Conservative. I was unaware of the mass of Jewish lies in history, especially the lies regarding WW2 and Hitler. So in here you will find pro-Jewish and pro-Israel material. I was definitely WRONG about the Boeremag and Janusz Walus. They were for real.
Original Post Date: 2008-03-07 Time: 00:00:00 Posted By: Jan
[I have a lot to say abou this.
A Jewish friend of mine warned me some weeks back that the Jews were going to invite Jacob Zuma to speak to them. In fact, the Jews have been quietly inviting several speakers from the ANC side to address them. One of them was Rasool who runs the Cape. When he was addressing the Jews he “said some things” that were at variance with the normal party line. I was asked not to repeat what he said. Not that I care what he said. I’ve always regarded him as a liar of the calibre of Erwin, so I don’t concern myself with what he said to the Jews. I don’t buy it anyway.
But, Zuma was to be invited to address the Jewish community. You will recall that I told you that the Jews communicated their unhappiness over crime directly to President Mbeki’s office. See: S.Africa’s FURIOUS Jewish Community speak directly to President Mbeki regarding Crime
You will see in the report below that there were only 800 people present. The Jews represent a lot of capital and business interests, and they wanted to talk to Zuma directly. My friend was there.
I asked him afterwards what he thought of Zuma’s speech. He sent me a short note (which I’ve edited):-
Hi Jan
Went to the JZ/Chief Rabbi discussion last night.
I was seated next to the … but I didn’t find out who he was from…
I see the SABC has broadcast his comments on the death penalty this morning.
Will call you this evening to tell you about it.
What the Jews really wanted WAS A CHANCE TO ASK ZUMA QUESTIONS DIRECTLY! Which is what we whites should be doing more of – ASKING DIRECT QUESTIONS – even if the ANC scum only spend all their time LYING IN RETURN.
My friend phoned me and mentioned a few things:-
o Zuma’s speech was the same boring old ANC party line (which he can’t deviate from because Vavi of COSATU and the SA Communist Party have their hands firmly wrapped around Zuma’s balls). So it was the same tired, old boring rubbish.
Note: The newspapers did not report the full set of events. For example on SABC TV they only reported Zuma’s defence of Mugabe. But Zuma spoke about much.
o He says on a scale of 1 to 100 he rates Zuma as 50.
o Zuma disappointed him. He expected more from Zuma, but he did like some things Zuma said.
o He said Zuma is more uneducated than Mbeki and others. He battles to read some of his notes. He does not come across too well.
o He said questions were written down and handed to Zuma to answer. One question asked him directly what he would do regarding CRIME. Zuma actually fumbled and stumbled around a lot before, after a long time he came up with 3 vague proposals of what he’d do.
o My friend says you could see Zuma’s mind was clearly racing ahead in overdrive when speaking and answering.
What is not reported is that the Chief Rabbi gave a little opening speech to Zuma up front. The Chief Rabbi stated that what this country needs is a Government that cares for the people and is concerned about the crime. He basically emphasised the need for a Government that actually cared about the victims of crime. His appeal was for a “compassionate” and caring Govt which cares for the people it rules.
You will Zuma’s references to the Rule of Law, etc.
My friend said that if he had been thinking of emigrating (he is too old to), then Zuma’s address would NOT have stopped him from considering to leave this country.
Like I say, only small titbits of Zuma’s address to the Jews is mentioned. There was much more. The question and answer session was really where the action took place.
I see Zuma defends the current ANC as the “seasoned veterans of the struggle”. Well, that actually worries me more. It means we’re looking at the old racist communist trash.
I saw on the news last night that Jacob Zuma addressed the farmers (at Agriforum I think – not sure). He said he feels for the farm murders BUT… the 30% of White Farms which the ANC will take away by 2014 REMAINS ON TARGET AND WILL NOT CHANGE. He then repeated that there is a place for whites in this country, blah, blah.
I said to a friend: I’ve heard all this complete junk before. Robert Mugabe was talking like this in the 1980’s. Same old meaningless rubbish.
Let’s revisit Jacob Zuma’s address to the farmers:-
1. He is concerned about farm murders. Clearly NOT because he’d make a big issue of it if he was concerned.
2. The 2014 deadline for 30% of farm land remains. Which means: ANC Policy is NOT changing. And, let me ask you, WHAT HAPPENS AFTER 2014? What then? Will they STOP THERE? What does the ANC do after 2014? I’ll answer that for you: After 2014, the ANC will start seizing the next 30% – in fact – IT MIGHT EVEN SEIZE THE NEXT 30% FASTER! Wait and see. Zuma will continue on driving out the white farmers.
3. There is a place for whites: Yes there is a place for the whites in the ANC’s world – it is a tiny little corner of their world. The blacks will control and own most everything and whites must be content with a tiny little corner of things. Don’t be surprised if the ANC says that as per Affirmative Action, that Whites can only OWN 14% of the farms. Don’t be surprised if the ANC one day tells you that of the 60,000 original farms, that at most only 10,000 farmers will retain their land (if that).
I listened to Zuma’s story. I ignore it completely – as completely as I ignore what Zuma said to the Jews. Zuma basically reaffirmed to the Jews and the Afrikaner Farmers, to their faces that things will AT THE VERY LEAST continue as per Mbeki’s policy.
What Zuma did not mention is that the Communist Party and COSATU WANT TO SPEED UP THIS PROCESS MASSIVELY.
Folks, in my view, Zuma talked, and he talked the normal worthless nonsense that these black leaders talk. Can you plan the rest of your life on his worthless words? You’d be a fool if you did.
As for me, I listen to this garbage and I ignore it completely. I don’t concern myself with rubbish. Listening to the ANC’s worthless words is a waste of my time. I don’t have time for nonsense. But remember these words. And remember Zuma’s address in both cases was filmed. Sadly, we don’t have all of it.
But these empty assurances… don’t fool yourself. Nelson Mandela assured you. FW De Klerk assured you. President Mbeki assured you. Now Jacob Zuma assured you. Do you see a pattern here? Each and every one of them looked you in the eyes and talked a lot of positive-sounding rubbish. But in the end, history will prove it all to have been completely worthless. Jan]
By Fiona Forde and Moshoeshoe Monare
In as many times in the 11 weeks since he was elected president of the ANC, Jacob Zuma on Tuesday night reassured a public forum that the country’s democratic future is in good hands.
The ANC won’t undermine the rule of law, but neither will it tolerate the abuse of state organs, he told an 800-strong gathering from the
Jewish community in Johannesburg, which was hooked up via live video link to more than 150 people in Cape Town.
“Part of the cornerstone of our country’s constitution and democratic culture is the respect for the rule of law and the independence of the
judiciary, which we uphold and will always protect and defend,” Zuma said.
“We are also equally determined to ensure that the organs of state are never used to manipulate the political environment of our country,” he
added, words that were perhaps as much a reference to the corruption charges against him as to previous insinuations that President Thabo
Mbeki played a role in influencing the fate of the legal challenges he faces.
“History is pockmarked with countries that become failed states because of a lack of a separation of powers between the executive and the judiciary, leading to inadequate checks and balances.”
Zuma also defended the newly elected ANC “as seasoned cadres of the liberation struggle”, and assured his audience they have little to fear.
In a speech which lasted 30 or so minutes, Zuma made reference to the Jews who helped bring down the apartheid regime.
He said that while the new leadership is adamant to address the country’s rampant poverty, it
will not be at the “total exclusion” of other constituencies.
Source: http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?art_id=nw20080305070851139C222994