Boeremag Confessions: Dr. Lets Speaks

Dr. Lets Pretorius speaks about his sons Wilhelm and Johan's admission in court to creating the bombs that were used in the Boeremag attacks of 2002.

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South African Police Corruption

Whenever farmers are attacked on their farms, or when members of public have problems to be attended to by police officers, they have to put their trust on the integrity of the local police officers.

The South African Minister of Safety and Security now has confirmed that many members of the SAPD cannot be trusted, with the effect that members of the public cannot ask them for help.

Of greater concern is the fact that members of the police who could be corrupt, are involved in the firearm relicensing application process. TAU SA is also very concerned about the fact that some of these corrupt police officers may enter law abiding citizens’ homes to inspect safes, and in this process could gain access to sensitive information, which could be passed on to criminals.

Can the public be blamed for not being too willing to welcome members of the SAPD in their homes?

Gen. Chris Van Zyl of the TLU/SA and Dr. Lets Pretorius speak about the rampant police corruption in South Africa and its effect on White Afrikaaner/Boer farmers.

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Geloftedag 2008

Boer activists Dr. Lets Pretorius and Henry Pinkham commemorate Geloftedag, or The Day of the Vow, with an interesting recount of the battles surrounding the sacred holy day, including The Battle of Blood River.

Dr. Lets and Henry also talk about the situation in Southern Africa, including the new political party COPE, and Marxist Dictator Robert Mugabe, from the Boer perspective.

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Zim Crisis: Eric Harris Reports

World leaders from US President George W. Bush to former UN general secretary Kofi Annan, and African leaders including Kenyan PM Raila Odinga and Archbishop Desmond Tutu have called for Marxist dictator Robert Mugabe to step down from power in Zimbabwe, aka Communist Occupied Rhodesia.

Live and direct from behind enemy lines, author Eric Harris speaks about his first-hand accounts of the harrowing conditions wrecking havoc his country, and what Marxist Dictator Robert Mugabe is doing to make them worse.

Eric's website, which gives updates on what is going on in Zimbabwe, is Jambanja.net.

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ANCYL Military Camp Exposed

Freedom Front Plus representative Leslie Voorster speaks about the historical split of South Africa's ruling ANC Party, and its implications for the country's political landscape, as well as Afrikaaner and Boervolk.

Mnr. Voorster also speaks about the discovery of a military training camp in the veldt, and the arrest of more than 200 ANC Youth League members who were training there.

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Peter Stiff Interview

Author Peter Stiff talks about his book, The Silent War, which gives insight into South African military operations during the apartheid years. Mr. Stiff discusses top secret raids by Special Forces into surrounding African states, the political dynamics which led to them, the turbulent history of the times, and why South Africa naievly thought it could negotiate its support for Rhodesia for peace.

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Jacqui Thomson Interview

Author Jacqui Thomson talks about her book, An Unpopular War, which documents the lives of South Africans conscripted into national service during the 1970's and 80's, and their service during the Angolan War.

An Unpopular War has sold more than 60,000 copies in South Africa and has been nominated for the Bookseller Award, a prestigious nomination by booksellers honoring the books that trade feel have performed the best this year.

An Afrikaans version, Dit Was Oorlog, has also been released.

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Expropriation Bill on Hold... for Now...

The Communist-ANC’s dreaded Expropriation Bill, which would allow for the Bantu Regime to conduct an all-out land grab of property, including white farms, has garnered an usual coalition of opposition, ranging from the liberal-leaning Democratic Alliance, to the conservative Freedom Front Plus, as well as interests such as the Boervolk and the African Christian Democratic Party.

Last week’s savage beating of white farmers Mike & Angela Cambell & Ben Freeth, who have been waging their own legal battle in Communist Occupied Rhodesia against Mugabe's attempt to expropriate their farms, brought a clear and vivid picture of what may very well be in store for white farmers in South Africa, should the Expropriation Bill become law and given the silent Boer Genocide currently under way there.

This week, news broke of the Expropriation Bill being set aside... for now. How long will this detante last? How true a victory is this? Dr. Chris Van Zeal, Property Rights Manager, TAU SA, explains this and more.

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Apology To The Boervolk

One by one, Western Countries around the world have given apologies for what their ancestors did to so-called "indigenous" populations, Canada and Australia most notedly. One man, John Harding, looks to set the record straight on what his British ancestors did to the indigenous Boer population of the Transvaal and Orange Freestate during the Second Boer War, more than 100 years ago.

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Last April, Marxist Dictator THUG Robert Mugabe suspended counting of returns from a presidential ballot that likely would kick him out off office after nearly 30 years of one “man” rule, proving what we on Hello, Africa! have been saying all along: Zimbabwe is really Communist-Occupied Rhodesia!

The last 3 months have seen a diplomatic tap dance break out between the various political interests involved, in an effort to have free and open elections held in Communist Occupied Rhodesia. Mu-garbage, as our groot friend Henry from South Africa calls him, has told England to “stuff it” and a repeat election was held, this time with only Mu-garbage on the ballot. Of course, he won.

Returning to "Hello, Africa"'s airwaves is Eric Harris, who first appeared on our show when the crisis in Communist Occupied Rhodesia first broke out. Here, to give us the latest on what’s going on, live from behind enemy lines, is Eric Harrison.

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How South Africa Built The Bomb: Al J Venter Interview

Author and journalist Al J Venter talks about his latest book, “How South Africa Built Six Atom Bombs” and explores exactly that, reminding us that South Africa is still the only country in the world to have voluntarily relinquished the pursuit of weapons of mass destruction.

Had South Africa not abandoned its atom bomb program, the entire course of history may have been changed. If al-Qaeda or any other revolutionary group or rogue state were to consider building an atomic bomb, they would almost certainly have to walk the same path South Africa did in the 1970s and 1980s to achieve that objective.

You can buy the book from ashanti-books.com.

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"Ops Medic: A National Serviceman's Border War"

Author Steven Webb talks about his book, "Ops Medic: A National Serviceman's Borderwar", which can be purchased here.

Exempt from the complusory service in the SADF because of his being a British immigrant, Steven Webb entered military service anyway, despite his parent's misgivings, and served in the South African medical service. After basics, Mr. Webb posted to Sam's Combat Medical Operation Company, Ops company, for six months of advanced medical service and he saw service in the Border War.

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The Pushback Against Expropriation

Last week, property owners, especially Boere farmers, across South Africa were raising their voices against the ANC-proposed Expropriation Act. The vaguely-written, Orwellian legislature calls on property deemed to be "in the public interest" must be sold to the government, at lower-than-market prices. Appeal to such an "offer" could not really be refused, as judges in South Africa are appointed by the ANC and would very unlikely go against their party's edict.

This week, a surprise announcement was released by the Northern Cape
MEC of Agriculture and Land Reform, Tina Joemat-Pettersson, who said the Expropriation bill would not be accepted by Parliament due to its unconstitutional nature.

Casper Nordier, Provincial Leader of the African Christian Democrat Party (ACDP) in Freestate, and a standing member of Parliament in Freestate discusses this legislation is uniting the people of South Africa against a truly bizarre and over-reaching legislation.

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The Expropriation Act

Mnr. Edwin Leemans of boerevryheid.co.za speaks about the Expropriation Act of 2008, which will allow the Communist-ANC to legally evict farmers from their land. Under this proposed law, not only farmers are affected - all properties are suspect and determined by the ANC to be "in the public interest" would be "expropriated for public purpose". Property owners would be offered an amount by the ANC for their land and, if they dispute the takeover, would get a hearing in front of an ANC-appointed judge in a kangaroo court which will certainly rule against them.

The bill is expected to be passed into law on Friday, 27th June, and will be signed by Thabo Mbeki later in July.

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Dries Kriel, 1945 - 2008

Last year, Mnr. Dries Kriel appeared on "Hello, Africa!" to discuss the Boervolk Freedom Foundation's May 1st event at the Women's Monument in Bloemfontein.

Last month, Mnr. Kriel passed away on April 6th unexpectedly from a heart attack. He was 63.

In this exclusive interview with The Right Perspective's "Hello, Africa!", Mnr. Kriel's daughter Christine remembers her father, who activism began during his days in the SADF and led him to be involved with the AWB and other organisations. Also an award-winning poet, Christine reads some of her father's poetry, which woke many to the continuing struggle of the Boervolk in South Africa.

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The Case of Nico Breuer

The Right Perspective's "Hello, Africa!" speaks to Mnr. Nico Breuer, who became the victim of racist, anti-white police after being arrested in Polokwane for reckless driving on the night of January 8^th.

Mnr. Breuer's car crashed after one of its tires exploded while driving. Suffering from a concussion, broken rib and shards of glass embedded into his body, Mnr. Breuer was rushed to a public treatment hospital. It was there that police arrested Mnr. Breuer and took him to prison, although he was not fully treated for his injuries.

Repeatedly denied his right to a phone call (and not read his rights, either), Mnr. Breuer was thrown into a jail cell with 25 black inmates. It was there where he was repeatedly raped by his cell mates, who said he was being raped for the sins of his fathers and Apartheid.

Michelle "Girlsniper" Monds, a Boer activist who has been single-handily alerting the world of the vicious Boer genocide going on in South Africa, puts Mnr. Bruer's assault into a greater perspective of mass anti-white atrocities being done by blacks in South Africa and concealed from the media by the ANC.

Truly a must listen episode of "Hello, Africa!".

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Rhodesian-born South African farmer, DB Warren, speaks about his life-and-death struggle against two Bantu home invaders, and how he killed one of them in self defense. DB talks about the political climate in South Africa regarding violence against White farmers, and several other subjects.

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Justice For Agriculture Interview

The political crisis in Communist Occupied Rhodesia, aka Zimbabwe, entered its third week as Robert Mugabe refuses to release the results of a presidential election which he apparently lost (MDC) leader Morgan Tsvangorai "fired" South African president Thabo Mbeki from his position as election moderator by calling for his resignation after Mbeki claimed that "there is no crisis in Zimbabwe".

Throughout this crisis, Mugabe has played the race card. Before the March 29 elections, he vilified British government leaders and whites in Zimbabwe, claiming they were yearning for a return to colonial-era white privilege, calling them "pink noses" which he would smash with his fist.

Following the vote three weeks ago, Mugabe again turned to the racial issue, telling Zimbabweans that the land taken from the white farmers was under threat.

"This our soil, and the soil must never go back to the whites," he said.

Since then, ruling party militants have invaded scores of the farms still owned by whites, part of an apparent wave of intimidation by Mugabe loyalists meant to ensure that the president does not lose an expected runoff.

Live from Communist Occupied Rhodesia, Justice for Agriculture's Ben Gilpen gives us the truth behind Mugabe's lies and terrorism.

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Zim Crisis, Week Two: From Behind Enemy Lines

The political crisis in Communist Occupied Rhodesia, aka Zimbabwe, continues for its second week as Marxist Thug Robert Mugabe clings to power after losing democratic elections. After nearly 30 years as dictator, Mugabe’s regime has not yet released full results of the election, and is crying “racism” against long-vanquished colonial power Great Britain, which includes using the few-remaining White farmers in Communist-Occupied Rhodesia as scapegoats.

Returning to our airwaves from last week is Eric Harris, who is on the ground in Harare, to give us a report behind enemy lines.

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The Zim Report: Behind Enemy Lines

"Without Honour" author Robb Ellis returns to give his take on this week's tumultuous events surrounding the elections in Communist Occupied Rhodesia, aka Zimbabwe.

Then, from behind enemy lines, "Jambanja" author Eric Harrison, himself a White Rhodesian who lost his farm under the Mugabe regime, gives an on-the-scene accounting of what has really gone on in the country, and what Zimbabweans really think about what's going on there.

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