n***@gmail.com
2015-11-09 04:04:20 UTC
And one way to morph facts into fantasy is by false associations.
Wasn't that how AliceInWonderland worked?
In post revolutionary SouthAfrica, common news is the murder of white
Afrikaans farmers.
] Moorde deur swart boer en sy vrou
translated from Afrikaans, means "murders by black farmer and his wife"
and is a strong eye-catcher, distortion of the original report below:--
In pre-industrialised [will/CAN it ever become industrialised?] Africa,
sustenance and wealth is logically achieved by livestock ownership.
In post-revolutionary SouthAfrica, governance and logically also policing
has collapsed. So logically, the traditional tribal methods of
vigilantism have re-emerged.
Think South Sudan, and Darfur: perpetual conflict,
stabilises the population count...
Wasn't that how AliceInWonderland worked?
In post revolutionary SouthAfrica, common news is the murder of white
Afrikaans farmers.
] Moorde deur swart boer en sy vrou
translated from Afrikaans, means "murders by black farmer and his wife"
and is a strong eye-catcher, distortion of the original report below:--
Two police constables from Stella, Mazibuko and Nkele, appeared before
the Vryburg Magistrates' Court for assault and defeating the ends
of justice related to the killing of Moses Mosepele (45) on the farm
Soutpansfontein near Stella. Capt. Paul Ramaloko, police spokesperson,
said the incident occurred on Tuesday, 27 October 2015, between 11:00
and 23:00. The two police officers allegedly joined Tigwinita Luwantu
(48), his wife, Lindiwe Mpathani (39), and their friends, Moipolai
Mmastoki (54), Lehula Kedibone (37), Simphiwe Cele (31), David Plaatjie
(43), and Thatafalo Kibane (18), in kidnapping, assaulting, and killing
Mosepele and seriously wounding two other men. The assaulted victims were
accused by Luwantu for stealing his livestock. The two police officials
were arrested during the past weekend after preliminary investigations
implicated them. They are remanded in custody until Wednesday, 04 November
2015 to join their co-accused who appeared in the Vryburg Magistrates'
Court for murder, two counts of attempted murder, assault and
The facts are:the Vryburg Magistrates' Court for assault and defeating the ends
of justice related to the killing of Moses Mosepele (45) on the farm
Soutpansfontein near Stella. Capt. Paul Ramaloko, police spokesperson,
said the incident occurred on Tuesday, 27 October 2015, between 11:00
and 23:00. The two police officers allegedly joined Tigwinita Luwantu
(48), his wife, Lindiwe Mpathani (39), and their friends, Moipolai
Mmastoki (54), Lehula Kedibone (37), Simphiwe Cele (31), David Plaatjie
(43), and Thatafalo Kibane (18), in kidnapping, assaulting, and killing
Mosepele and seriously wounding two other men. The assaulted victims were
accused by Luwantu for stealing his livestock. The two police officials
were arrested during the past weekend after preliminary investigations
implicated them. They are remanded in custody until Wednesday, 04 November
2015 to join their co-accused who appeared in the Vryburg Magistrates'
Court for murder, two counts of attempted murder, assault and
In pre-industrialised [will/CAN it ever become industrialised?] Africa,
sustenance and wealth is logically achieved by livestock ownership.
In post-revolutionary SouthAfrica, governance and logically also policing
has collapsed. So logically, the traditional tribal methods of
vigilantism have re-emerged.
Think South Sudan, and Darfur: perpetual conflict,
stabilises the population count...