reactor_sa
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Because I've never seen whites toi toi like that
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Because I've never seen whites toi toi like that
Earlier, in 1913 another strike by whites on the gold mines had occurred over union recognition, with riots, arson, looting and near anarchy across the Rand. The police and the army were unable to contain the disturbances and the new Active Citizen Force (ACF) was still too poorly organised to be effective. The stability of the state itself would be at risk if strike leaders linked up with disaffected rural Afrikaners. Soldiers shot and killed 100 strikers and bystanders before the strike ended. The government had to sign a humiliating accord with the strike leaders, only to be challenged again six months later. A 1914 strike on the coal mines spread to the railways and harbours and culminated in a general strike. This time the government was ready. It declared martial law and sent in units of the newly formed Permanent Force and ACF commandos. The English-speaking leaders of the trade union federation were arrested; Smuts deported nine of them summarily and illegally. To break the strike, Smuts relied on the support of men with whom he had fought the South African War. Rural Afrikaners called up for commando duty enthusiastically took up their weapons ‘to shoot Englishmen’ in Johannesburg.
Why would you even post this kak
Before TV and before the internet.
In 1922 the most violent white miners’ strike followed, leaving far-reaching political consequences in its wake. The strike began in January 1922 and lasted intermittently till March. It had its roots in rising production costs, a gold price that could not compensate for this, and ultimately in radical steps taken by the gold mining industry to try to remain profitable. Wages for certain categories of workers had been decreased and underground jobs reorganised so that blacks could be employed in semi-skilled positions. The colour bar would apply only to skilled jobs.
The strike leaders were mainly English speakers, but a fair percentage of Afrikaners were also involved. Committees, made up for the most part of Afrikaners, organised the so-called ‘strike commandos’, which gradually began to stray from their role as keepers of the peace and started instead to mete out violent treatment towards ‘scabs’.
It has been discussed a million and one times already. We have now mostly moved on to a point where we are trying to rather not give attention to their mindless racist utterances rather hoping that they will fade into obscurity. This is in no way an attack just explaining that we are somewhat tired of seeing Juliass and his fellows trying to take us back to the stone age.
Pity whitey has lost his appetite for such things.. now he just bends over and takes it. Even justifies it.
Whitey is the weakest, for he is the most docile and domesticated of animals.
Pity whitey has lost his appetite for such things.. now he just bends over and takes it. Even justifies it.
Whitey is the weakest, for he is the most docile and domesticated of animals.
blacks do make the best mine workers. They are physiologically better off than whites to handle those extreme conditions deep under.
I think mr. Yoof Leek, that could be a reason why there weren't no whites wiff pangas,machetes etc.
What colour were the cops & security guards? Also black?
Because it shows clearly how idiotic and brainless all levels of the ANC regime are.![]()