I clearly recall, years ago, the shudder that went through me as I was reading a letter that was written by the daughter of Rasputin to a former member of the Russian court in which she told how, while trying to escape from the revolutionary madness of Russia in 1918, she came across a group of Communist revolutionaries who opened her father’s grave.
They dug his body from it, was hacking pieces off the corpse while screaming and shouting obscenities and tossing and kicking the body about. She told how she hid in the shadows until they had left and how the deafening silence of the night was her enemy…
What uncivilised barbarians would come to the point of desecrating the memory, the remains of people who once lived and walked this earth? People who had their weaknesses and wrongs, but also their loves and laughs. And now that they have gone to a place we cannot yet reach, all we have are those symbols of what they meant to us as family, friends, fellow human beings…
What kind of creature would want to destroy this? What kind of man can stoop so low, beyond the point of taking life to the point of even denying a human being the dignity of a peaceful rest in death? The kind of being who is so far behind in the development of humankind that he cannot possibly hope to catch up, he can only destroy what he cannot achieve and thereby bring civilisation back to the darkness in which he lives.
Darkness can never make peace with light. They are irreconcilable, they are enemies by nature. In a similar way civilisation with its inbred respect for the deceased and the heritage of their former existence can never reconcile with the barbarity of basic existence in which instincts such as revenge, destruction and hate rule over rational thought. Of all emotions, hate is the easiest to reciprocate.
Therefore peace and reconciliation are two words without meaning in South Africa.
The families, friends and fellow Boere / Afrikaners of the thousands of victims of the white genocide against farmers gathered some years ago to plant a white cross for every victim on a hillside. A photograph has been going around for a day or two now allegedly showing a group of EFF Supporters of Julius Malema, the left-wing revolutionary former ANC Youth League president, who went to that sacred place and destroyed the crosses.
These are people who claim to want reconciliation and peaceful co-existence of all races in South Africa.
No. No. No. Absolutely not! If there is no respect for the victims of this senseless slaughter, there is no possibility of even thinking of reconciliation! There is no possibility of co-existing in one state of unity! There can be no future if it has to built on this act of barbarity.
If this is true, you have chosen the darkness while we are still in the light. There can be no unity between darkness and light, for even the flicker of a candle light drives the darkness away. Your chosen path is one of self destruction and miserable shame. And there is nothing we can do for you, for you have been warned…
By Daniel Lötter (Front National)
South Africa Today – South Africa News
