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Defending God’s Truth in Church Doctrine and Political History   –    Renette Vermeulen

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Arrests at the Jewish Liliesleaf Farm, Rivonia 

Before 1962, Mandela was arrested but repeatedly released for subversive, indiscriminate terrorist activities.  For the protection of all South African’s citizens against indiscriminate attacks, why was he not jailed at the time?  With the sharp South African intelligence service, which then governed the country, it seems completely impossible that this dangerous man could walk free time and again!  Nevertheless, he was not present when Walter Sisulu, Govan Mbeki, Raymond Mhlab and Ahmed Kathrada were arrested at Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia near Johannesburg.  Five Jews, (always behind the communist drive and terrorist mayhem in South Africa and in the rest of the world,) were among those arrested - Lionel Bernstein, Hilliard Festenstein, Dennis Goldberg, Bob Hepple, and Arthur Goldreigh.  Goldreigh and Harold Wolpe bought and managed Liliesleaf as headquarters for the banned Communist Party and it remains in their possession to this day.  They used it mainly as “a bomb factory and a safe house” for terrorist commanders such as Mandela

With these arrests, police officers uncovered the frightening fact that these Jews and Mandela and his comrades had enough explosives to destroy the whole country!  At Mandela’s Rivonia Trial, they were all charged “with the preparation and manufacture of explosives, including 210,000 hand grenades, 48,000 anti-personnel mines, 1,500 time devices, 144 tons of ammonium nitrate, 21.6 tons of aluminium powder and a ton of black powder.”   

These were enough explosives to blow the whole South Africa sky-high!  Nevertheless, the charge of treason supposedly never entered anyone’s mind.  Instead, Mandela never even had to testify to his role in planning and approving any of these crimes against the citizens of South Africa.  

  

STOMPIE SEIPEI (MOEKETSI) – MURDERED BY WINNIE’S THUGS   

Winnie Mandela, ex-wife of Nelson, has never expressed any remorse for her militant “Amandla” [political power] calls to her responding “Ngawethu!” crowds, [the power is ours!]  Neither did she ever regret the illiteracy and complete lack of skills, which her demands, “liberation [to place the ANC in power] before education,” caused.  She actually baptized the whole country in fire and blood by “liberating this country with tyres and boxes of matches,” thus ordering the live cremation of an undisclosed number of her own people as so-called ‘informants’ and ‘apartheid collaborators.’ 

These heinous agitations, coupled with her intimidation through her ‘football club’ or bodyguards, led to most merciless crimes against innocent civilians, policemen, and children such as Stompie Seipei or Moeketsi and his friends, whom she perceived a ‘apartheid informers.”  It was alleged that “Stompie was slaughtered like a goat.” 

Because I speak out for all those who could not, and cannot speak for themselves, I now speak for all the ‘Stompies’ who were caught in the line of fire during this brutality against the citizens of   South Africa.  Incomprehensibly, these atrocities were suppressed, minimized, ignored and even praised!  If the ANC and the deceptive and manipulative Afrikaner Broederbond were not working together to Shift South Africa into communist mayhem, how could Winnie Mandela and most of her communist comrades away from such terrible carnage unpunished?  [‘Beating the One World Order,’ John Galt.] 

 

MANDELA’S EX-WIFE WINNIE FACES THE TRUTH COMMISSION 

This is what happened when Winnie went before the Truth CommissionJohannesburg November 241997 – SAPA-AP:  An image of brutality and cruelty involving Winnie Madikizela-Mandela emerged Monday from the first day of her requested public hearing before the TRC.  One witness told how he last saw his son alive, badly beaten, in a vehicle with President Mandela’s ex-wife, while another said she was beaten by Winnie when she was three months pregnant... 

The weeklong hearing on a total of 18 killings and other crimes allegedly involving Winnie’s former bodyguard unit could determine her political future… 

Winnie was convicted of kidnapping in 1991 and sentenced to six years in jail in the case of four ‘young men,’ [no, ‘children’ because Stompie was only 14 years old!] including Stompie, who were [severely] beaten in her home.  Her sentence was reduced on appeal to a R3,200.00 fine…  [What a cheap price to pay for the torturous death of Stompie and others!]  Jerry Richardson, her chief bodyguard, was convicted of the murder.  The Truth Commission can grant amnesty to people who make full confessions of political crimes…” 

The TRC judged Winnie in its report to have been implicated in murders and ruled: “The commission finds Mandela herself was responsible for committing such gross violations of human rights… Winnie finally said sorry to Stompie’s mother and to the family of her former personal doctor whose killing she is alleged to have ordered after he refused to cover up Stompie’s murder…” 

Yet, in spite of this ruling, Winnie Mandela walked free – the great “mother of a nation!” 

APARTHEID TORTURE CAMP VLAKPLAATS 

We all agree that apartheid was a terrible crime against humanityHowever, while the Mandelas were liberating this country through their bombs and boxes of matches, the apartheid regime tried desperately to maintain control of the swelling masses, while systematically relinquishing apartheid measures by employing non-whites in every sector of the economy, etc.  [The ANC lied that the Government was unwilling to negotiate and relent.]  They constantly checked passes, [those horrid passes!] and interrogated many of those suspected of “communist collaboration.” I do not and will never condone murder and torture.  However, the wild, completely unproven allegations that the old regime incarcerated and murdered thousands of people, even innocent children in torture camps, is sheer rubbish.  I say it again:  such ‘camps’ and ‘mass-murder’ would surely have been addressed by the Truth Commission.  The ‘mass graves’ would have been exhumed and the torture camps for thousands of people would have been exposed. 

What did exist, (and this too, only became known to the general population of South Africa after 1994,) is the fact that the Broederbond regime used Colonel Eugene de Kock to secretly torture, maim and murder some of the leaders of the communist ‘struggle’ to extract information that would “stop their indiscriminate acts of terrorism, and spare the lives of innocent civilians of all races,” as declared by Police and SANDF officials.  However horrible and unacceptable the circumstances, this regime was the government of South Africa at the time.  They had the responsibility to curb the extremely violent and prolonged terrorist onslaught form inside and outside South Africa’s borders (a period of 34 years form 1960 to 1994,) and to keep their citizens safe. 

The only proven and much condemned torture camp of this nature that I am now aware of was Vlakplaats, under the command of Police Colonel Eugene de Kock, the “fall guy” for the apartheid regime government.  Wikipedia reports, “[De Kock,] considered one of the darkest figures of the apartheid period… was the commanding officer of C1, a counter-insurgency unit of the South African Police that kidnapped, tortured, and murdered [some of the] anti-apartheid [terrorists] from the 80s to the early 90s. C1's victims included members of the African National Congress. 

Following South Africa's transition to democracy in 1994, De Kock disclosed the full scope of C1's crimes [The Truth Commission’s main condition for amnesty] while testifying before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.  [However, unlike Winnie Mandela and her comrades,] in 1996, De Kock was tried and convicted on eighty-nine charges and sentenced to 212 years in prison. Since beginning his sentence, De Kock has accused several members of the apartheid regime, including former state president F. W. de Klerk, of permitting C1's activities,” but still, they all walked free. 

Colonel Eugene de Kock sang like a canary at the Truth Commission’s hearings to spare his life while the government walked away from the dirty work he had to perform under their command.  So did the workhorses in the ANC, while both the war commanders in the old government and the presidents and commanders of the ANC either refused to say a word, or, despite confessing to the mass murder of civilians through indiscriminate terrorist bombings, machine gun attacks, etc., walked away with awards and high positions in the government. 

The leaders of apartheid and of Marxism all got away with it.  Those that sang and those that kept silent, like Mandela, was never even asked to confess any of his terrorist crimes in South Africa.  And so did PW Botha, who simply said that he had a country to govern.  Except of course, Colonel De Kock, the “fall guy,” (guilty of course but under the command of his government,) who will most probably rot in disrepute while his Afrikaner Broederbond and African National Congress peers party on the South African communist gravy train. 

BBC One Minute World News wrote in ‘Can Winnie Mandela’s heroism outshine her crimes,’ “Joyce Sikakane worked with Winnie… when they were arrested in 1969.  In jail, they were interrogated by the notorious apartheid torturer, Theunis Swanepoel.  Sikakane said, “He ordered me to stand on bricks.  He took a pistol from a drawer, pointed it at me, and said, ‘If you don’t talk now [and tell us what crimes against civilians you have planned next,] you’ll be gone.’  And I remember saying to him: ‘What kind of a human being are you… to do this to me?” 

If you have ever seen the obliteration of a bomb blast, you will know why Sikakane was being interrogated.  As most white South Africans, I did not know anything about apartheid torture camps —  and I wonder how many Africans knew about ANC torture camps?  Apartheid has always, and will always constitute great human rights abuses against the vast majority of South African citizens.  However, knowing what I know now concerning ANC bombings, machine gun attacks on civilians, genocidal mob murder and mayhem, and communist corruption and destruction, I believe Swanepoel should have answered Sikakane, “As all law enforcing officers worldwide, I am doing a despicable but vital job to curb terrorist crime that endangers and murders people of all races in our country.  To save civilian lives, I deal with murderous and maiming terrorists, not 14-year old children like Stompie Seipei.  Do you perhaps see before you a tyre drenched with petrol, which you and your comrades use to cremate your own people alive?  What kind of human being are you?” 

UNMENTIONED ANC TORTURE CAMPS IN NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES 

Here follows proof of the ANC torture of their own troops in their most heinous communist gulag camps.  Paul Trewhela, ‘Vindication of Searchlight South Africa,’ reported, “Searchlight South Africa has been vindicated by three recent reports and one major press investigation into the system of prison camps run by the African National Congress in exile…  The ANC was compelled at the highest level to acknowledge its imprisonment, torture, and execution of members in exile as a means of suppressing critical opinion.  It was compelled also to acknowledge the role of Searchlight South Africa in exposing these abuses. 

The Weekly Mail, the leading liberal newspaper in South Africa, also acknowledged reliance on material published in South Africa more than two years previously, as a source for its own exposure of torture and executions by the ANC…  The reality of the ANC’s system of prison camps and the nature of its Security Department, Imbokodo, “the boulder that crushes” has been established without question.  The ANC is no longer portrayed almost universally by the left and the liberals as saintly…  Where previously there was silence, or uncritical celebration of the perpetrators of abuses there now is routine reference in the South African and international press to the issue of ‘the camps’.  It is a truth that can no longer be suppressed…” 

South African History online, 19 October, 1992, The African National Congress (ANC) released a report by an internal commission of inquiry (the Skweyiya Commission), appointed to investigate detainee abuse allegations in ANC camps abroad. The members of the Commission, Louis Skweyiya, Gilbert Marcus and Bridgitte Mabandla, found evidence of brutality and torture to extract confessions from alleged South African spies and other detainees. The worst abuses had been committed at the Quatro rehabilitation centre in Angola, but they added that the conditions in other ANC camps in Angola, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia had in no way been acceptable…” 

Note that in this report, they do not confess to murder.  Such mind-blowing cruelty without murder?  Well, whether confessed or not, their apartheid-superseding slaughter in torture camps remain historical fact. 

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