With the FIFA World Cup 2010 football tournaments only 91 days away in South Africa, it's not widely known that black activist groups and radical islamists plan to disrupt the events with massive, violent mass-protests and even armed attacks.Internet sites in South Africa at the moment are crawling with calls to 'Kill all whites at the WC2010". These are no idle threats either: a hand-grenade and bombs were found on two popular Western-tourist beaches in Cape Town and Durban just recently -- and the country's top security expert warns of 'the very real threat of a terror attack against the WC2010…'
On March 10 2010 in Cape Town, a M75 Chech-made grenade was found on the Table View beach -- which is hugely popular with foreign tourists The grenade was safely exploded by a bomb-disposal expert in the ocean - who told journalist Leon Steenkamp of the local Table Talk community newspaper that 'the hand grenade had been emptied but based on its condition it had been recently dumped."
This wasn't seen as major news by the main-stream news media in South Africa who have been placed under censorship by FIFA -- with threats that their accreditation to football events will be withdrawn -- to only report 'good news' in the run-up to the World Cup. Only this one independent little paper reported the original story - with a front-page picture of the grenade being exploded in the ocean by a bomb-disposal expert.
Yet this should have received more media attention - especially when one also takes note of the recent warnings by top local security expert Frans Cronje, of the SA Institute for Race Relations -- writing in his Jan 2010 report that there is a 'very real terrorism threat' against the WC2010; and noting:
'One of the most effective assets that any terrorist group can possess is to convince its next target that they are no longer at risk…"
read his entire report here
Security experts involved in the arrangements surrounding the World Cup 2010 football tournaments should be alerted to every such incident – even an apparently minor one. Yet outside the readers of Table Talk, people remained blissfully ignorant until one of those emailed me a copied page: now the readers of my blog also know. Several months ago, several rockets also were found on a Durban beach. Again, very little media attention.
These are typical examples of the very pervasive media censorship to only report 'good news' in the runup to the WC2010: a direct result of the rules laid down by FIFA – the Austrian-based organiser of the WC2010.
Meanwhile the World Cup is also causing untold misery for many homeless people – there are widespread reports of crime gangs trying to abduct children outside their schools and homes to press them into sex-slavery -- and the tournaments have not even started -- yet the SA Police Service now issues frequent warnings. Only yesterday a 14-year-old Afrikaans girl (poster with this story) went missing in Benoni, near Johannesburg in Gauteng province and alerts were issued to try and find her.
Hundreds of squatter camps facing the football venues and along the tourist-routes are also being 'sanitised' -- causing misery to many hundreds of thousands of homeless adults and street children; Some 800 poor children in Nelspruit in Limpopo province were kicked out of their school near the FIFA-stadium to make way for site supervisors; and most reports of violent crimes are suppressed by the SAPS ; and FIFA is even interfering with Africa's traditional practices by banning rituals for good luck.
The South African people of all races are becoming increasingly angry with the 'wasteful WC2010' – but especially with their self-enriching, elitist ANC-leaders… who allow all this to happen.
Source: Rant
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