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Gawain
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I thought you were being nice..
/cries
lol nope "nice guys" hang out at sagood news the evil twisted bastards hang out here ... what you doing here?
I am Penguin
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Maybe so, but I have personally heard some guys in Natal scream, "Ons gaan julle boerjies naai" before, but agreed it's not so common..
Rosaudio
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lol nope "nice guys" hang out at sagood news the evil twisted bastards hang out here ... what you doing here?
I'm an evil twisted bastard :twisted:
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:twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted:
heh, heh, or installation dates
Fazda
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Zuma and Malema to launch range of new genocide songs
PRETORIA. President Jacob Zuma has defended Julius Malema's call for genocide, saying that the ANC will widen its repertoire soon with the release of new songs calling for various minorities to be slaughtered. He confirmed that the list, based on Malema's personal terrors, would include cross-dressing dwarves, mime artistes and girls.
Malema's singing last week of a witty struggle-era cantata entitled 'Kill the boers, they are rapists' triggered a nationwide outcry, with some whites tentatively suggesting that reconciliation might not be best served by senior members of the ruling party singing songs calling for the extermination of racial minorities.
However this morning the President repeated his defence of Malema and the song, saying that South African minorities needed to "lighten up" and see the fun, educational and nation-building side of genocide.
But, he said, if whites insisted on feeling paranoid, they would soon be reassured by the ANC's new line in hate-mongering songs that would "spread some of the hate around" and take the spotlight off them.
"It's some of Comrade Julius's best work," he explained. "We gave him an Etch-A-Sketch and asked him to brainstorm up a list of everything and everyone he hates."
Zuma said Malema's initial list had consisted of 230 pet hates, ranging from girls who giggle behind his back and SterriStumpies that have "gone siff" to counterfeit Rolexes and dwarves in fishnet stockings.
He said that Malema had finally whittled the list down to a shortlist of "exciting and new scapegoats".
"Jews, gypsies, gays and intellectuals are so 20th century," explained Zuma. "Comrade Julius has reinvented the classic pogrom and transformed it into something really quite special."
He said the new list contained 20 minorities who were "uber-niche".
"Julius is particularly frightened of dwarves in fishnet stockings with husky voices and bedroom eyes," said Zuma. "Them, and mime artistes. He wants to stand them up against an invisible wall and machine-gun them."
Asked if he was simply resorting to an ancient strategy of racist rabble-rousing against minorities to distract attention away from rampant government corruption and incompetence, Zuma said, "This World Cup will be the best ever!" before handing out free tickets and loaves of bread.
He also had a stern warning for racists, counterrevolutionaries, honest tax collectors, incorruptible judges, hard-working taxpayers who go work every day, and other subversive enemies of the state.
"Some people say that the liberation struggle ended 16 years ago and that it is time to stop polarising black and white," he said.
"They say the ANC won 70 percent of the votes and that instead of trying to secure power and enrich itself, it should use its mandate and actually try running the country.
"To these people I say: Julius knows where you live."
PRETORIA. President Jacob Zuma has defended Julius Malema's call for genocide, saying that the ANC will widen its repertoire soon with the release of new songs calling for various minorities to be slaughtered. He confirmed that the list, based on Malema's personal terrors, would include cross-dressing dwarves, mime artistes and girls.
Malema's singing last week of a witty struggle-era cantata entitled 'Kill the boers, they are rapists' triggered a nationwide outcry, with some whites tentatively suggesting that reconciliation might not be best served by senior members of the ruling party singing songs calling for the extermination of racial minorities.
However this morning the President repeated his defence of Malema and the song, saying that South African minorities needed to "lighten up" and see the fun, educational and nation-building side of genocide.
But, he said, if whites insisted on feeling paranoid, they would soon be reassured by the ANC's new line in hate-mongering songs that would "spread some of the hate around" and take the spotlight off them.
"It's some of Comrade Julius's best work," he explained. "We gave him an Etch-A-Sketch and asked him to brainstorm up a list of everything and everyone he hates."
Zuma said Malema's initial list had consisted of 230 pet hates, ranging from girls who giggle behind his back and SterriStumpies that have "gone siff" to counterfeit Rolexes and dwarves in fishnet stockings.
He said that Malema had finally whittled the list down to a shortlist of "exciting and new scapegoats".
"Jews, gypsies, gays and intellectuals are so 20th century," explained Zuma. "Comrade Julius has reinvented the classic pogrom and transformed it into something really quite special."
He said the new list contained 20 minorities who were "uber-niche".
"Julius is particularly frightened of dwarves in fishnet stockings with husky voices and bedroom eyes," said Zuma. "Them, and mime artistes. He wants to stand them up against an invisible wall and machine-gun them."
Asked if he was simply resorting to an ancient strategy of racist rabble-rousing against minorities to distract attention away from rampant government corruption and incompetence, Zuma said, "This World Cup will be the best ever!" before handing out free tickets and loaves of bread.
He also had a stern warning for racists, counterrevolutionaries, honest tax collectors, incorruptible judges, hard-working taxpayers who go work every day, and other subversive enemies of the state.
"Some people say that the liberation struggle ended 16 years ago and that it is time to stop polarising black and white," he said.
"They say the ANC won 70 percent of the votes and that instead of trying to secure power and enrich itself, it should use its mandate and actually try running the country.
"To these people I say: Julius knows where you live."
That alone shows the posters lack of intelligence.
lilDeath
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What is said in the OP (killing, torturing, burning white pigs and raping white whores till their last breath) is what has been happening on the farms for years now. And the police and leaders are standing by them.
So this guy, even though it is true, it has been happening for a long time... making it old news.
Good way to spread it though, via FB though and making it more known.
So this guy, even though it is true, it has been happening for a long time... making it old news.
Good way to spread it though, via FB though and making it more known.
Mila
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Gawain
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I have yet to meet the black guy that uses that word.
Maybe I am just not liberal enough to see a white hating afrikaans black guy
ROFL !!
Flanders
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I have yet to meet the black guy that uses that word.
Maybe I am just not liberal enough to see a white hating afrikaans black guy
Do you remember the IsedeTroll using expressions like "finish and klaar"? I don't think it's so far-fetched.
I have just seen this on FaceBook. If this is more than tongue in cheek, then perhaps we should be nervous about the fact that Malema is getting his message across to his followers!
Bring it on!
Fazda
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"Naai" is tsotsi taal...often used...don't let that throw you off.
iCare
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ROFL
Kloofvreter
Honorary Master
There's not enough MXiT lingo and sh*tty abbreviations in there for this to be an authentic Malema supporter. 
OTOH, a white person writing a fake post would be even more likely to avoid any Afrikaans at all to cover their tracks. Maybe it's fake, maybe not, but there are a good number of black people for whom this actually represents honest sentiment, making it apocryphal at worst. Further, I've most definitely heard black people tell me personally "ons gaan jou doodmaak" so they most certainly have no problem switching to Afrikaans when the topic at hand is harming whites.
Divestar
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There's not enough MXiT lingo and sh*tty abbreviations in there for this to be an authentic Malema supporter.
+1
d0b33
Honorary Master
You get sick people everywhere, the government is the one you should watch not some facebook group if you want to know where the country is headed... so far Zuma has not called for ethnic cleansing and does not intend to.