Dubul' ibhunu

Yeah.

And then you have guys like Julius Malema of the Economic Freedom Fighters, and then even, uh, President, uh, former President Jacob Zuma singing a song called Kill the Boer, Shoot the Farmer.

Wow.

Or Shoot the Boer, how- however it goes.

It's just crime." Well, let me show you.

I have this book right here.

It's called Kill the Boer by Ernst Roets.

It was published in 2018, and it was not easy for me to get my hands on that book.

And they, from that perspective, they thought that taking this Israel case to the International Court of Justice is a strategic move for them.

But what is particularly strange, watching that case from a South African perspective or an Afrikaner perspective, to see how they used the same legal team, the same advocates, or at least one of them, the same advocate in particular, who pursued, who defended the Kill the Boer case in South Africa to argue this case in Israel.

But the arguments made by the political elites in South Africa in the ICJ case are diametrically opposed to the arguments they themselves made in the Kill the Boer case in South Africa.

And I'll give you an example.

In the ICJ case, they played some video clips of IDF soldiers singing songs about Amalek and so forth, and they played those songs, and they said that these songs are clearly in forms of incitement of violence.

The argument was then given that, yes, but you should remember that it's in response to October 7, uh, the, the attacks on October 7th, to which they responded that context is irrelevant.

The only thing you need to look at is the lyrics of the song, and the lyrics makes it clear that it seeks violence and murder.

And then they argue in South Africa that there's nothing wrong with chanting, "Kill the Boer, kill the farmer," because you should not look at the lyrics.

They're chanting at their rallies-

... "Kill the Boer."

That is the white farmer

"Kill the white farmer." Think of the suicide in that.

Um, but I think the difference between the murders in the Cape Flats is the same ethnic group murder their own people.

Malema will stand up there and say, "Kill the Boer, kill the farmer." So a Boer is a farmer in Afrikaans.

Um, he actually give them a order to kill us.

They don't steal.

But if you open social media, you'll see Black people reporting that we, uh, White farmers are murdering hundreds and thousands of Blacks.

Where? Where do we do that? There's no way, no place that we sing like Malema that is all over that just did it on Saturday again.

"Kill the farmer, kill the Boer." Politically, that is correct for the ANC.

We can't have an old flag.

So it's just unfortunate that those are contained in a different section of the report.

Pablo Ndenze on that and a couple of listeners calling out the Kill the Boer chant, saying it has no place in our society today when we should be moving on.

And I know that many are calling out the ANC and I know that members within the ANC also agree that it's time to move on from that.

If you want any of these stories wrapped up, Suzulu Bulletin is at 5 o'clock today and the English day that was is at 7 o'clock.

So we are critical about that.

The problem is that we see when it comes to ideological issues, it's much harder, and this is ideological with regard to kill the boer.

So I don't think our, we always try and use local remedies because we, as President Ramaphosa says, the South Africans, we should get South African solutions for South African problems.

But then he should also act in what he's saying.

Unfortunately, 12-3, they're still fighting to protect that.

That is one that refers to expropriation with no compensation, which is without compensation.

As I said, we also wrote to him with regard to specifically the Kill the Boer chant.

We also had with the Bella Act, we had negotiations with the ANC to come to a solution.

But yesterday he called in and he was like, "South Africa isn't discriminating against whites." [laughs] It's like, oh my God, I'm sitting there playing the audio of hundreds of thousands of people- Oh, we gotta break.

It's the Blabber News ... of, of 100,000 people chanting, "Kill the Boer." And it just, [snaps fingers] it didn't click.

All right, hold onto your seats.

Time for Garrett's World.