By now everbody in South Africa knows that we are faced by a Human Rights calamity. BEE, AA and 117 other racially based laws are driving our people out of the economy into squatter camps where they are faced with starvation and misery.
Our farming community dwindled to less than half (about 35000 left) of what we had in 1994 – and that in a country dependant on its agriculture!
The biggest crisis of it all is the escalating genocide of white farmers and elderly people, which, in its sheer brutality is a grotesque example of what we have to deal with day by day. We also know by now that it is absolute wishful thinking that either the ANC government WILL do anything about this state of affairs, or that the DA opposition CAN do anything about it.
Our only possible hope lies in the expectation that the civilised world will realise what is happening.
We have numerous activists in South Africa and abroad writing about the situation on facebook forums.
We have political parties promising to bring the situation to the attention of the world. We have so-called civil rights organisations collecting millions of Rands through SMS-lines for spreading the news.
It is logical to argue that the sensible forum to start at is with the United Nations, and in particular with the UN Human Rights Commission. They need to hear about an elderly, terminally ill man kept in jail against all Human Rights principles, they need to hear about the hate speech against our people, about the killing and persecution and oppression.
That is why Front National South Africa submitted an application to be registered with the UN Human Rights Commission. Our application was considered yesterday at the 113th session of the UN HR Committee Session taking place from 16 March to 2 April. We are delighted to announce that it has been approved and that Front National is now registered as NGO with the United Nations to speak on behalf of the white South African.
We are the only organisation in South Africa with that status. (Yellow arrow on the picture) In case you still wonder why this is so necessary, have a look at the red arrow.
Of all the countries invited to the session (we couldn’t attend because our membership was not approved yet) South Africa is the only one which did not submit a report on Human Rights Violations at the United Nations.
In other words: ALL THE POLITICAL PARTIES CLAIMING TO FIGHT THE CAUSE OF THE WHITE PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY, ALL THE CIVIL RIGHTS ORGANISATIONS COLLECTING MONEY FOR THIS CAUSE, ALL THE BIGMOUTHS CLAIMING TO SPEAK TO THE INTERNATIONAL WORD ON BEHALF OF OUR PEOPLE DID….EXACTLY NOTHING!!!!
That is why Front National will now stand up and do it.
Daniel Lötter Dept Information
South Africa Today – South Africa News
