Pierre-Olivier Sabalot - „Verwoerd, the murdered prophet”

editions of Camas, Marseille, 2nd edition, 2017, pp. 244

We really liked this first essay by Pierre-Olivier Sabalot. This is his first since the first edition dates from 2009 while his second on Piet Meyer (which we have already presented) dates from 2018. Despite the fact that we did not do our Greek military service, we liked this decision. of Colonel Smuts (see further) in 1922: „A compulsory military service of four years (active service and regular reserve periods) will therefore be organized for any white citizen over 21 years of age” (op.cit. page 28) . To whet our appetites, Sabalot mentions on page 41: „An association which took the name of” Afrikaner Broederbond „(” League of Afrikaner Brothers „) in 1920, and which was transformed into a secret society on August 26, 1921.” (op.cit. page 41).

Wanting to draw a parallel with another Great French thinker, Sabalot also quotes René Binet whom we had read in the past: „Our message today still uses certain words from the man of yesterday, insofar as new values still in gestation have not yet created their own language. Yet the old words for us are already filling up with a new substance „(” Contribution to a racist ethic „, text of December 1946, Editions Celtiques, Montreal, 1975, p 22, taken up op.cit. Page 82).

The slogan „Kill the Boer” which we believed belonged to the post-apartheid period (after 1994) ultimately is a very old slogan which dates from 1959: „the Youth League of the ANC, founded in 1944 by Nelson Mandela , split in April 1959 and transformed into a „Pan Africanist Congress of Azania” (PAC) on a violently anti-white racist political line „(op.cit. page pp.86-87).

„The founders of the South African Communist Party (created in Cape Town on July 30, 1921) are mostly Jews … On February 1, 1937, the Hertzog / Smuts government passed the” Aliens Act N ° 1 „, a law imposing the criterion of the assimilation of the immigrant to the national community, without giving other precise criteria. The G / NP, in the opposition since July 1934, is not satisfied and proposes in particular the prohibition of immigration and the prohibition of certain professional branches of Jewish South Africans. ” (op.cit. page 56).

This is a serious enough argument to advance the thesis that Verwoerd (nicknamed „the architect of apartheid”) was assassinated by the Mossad who are not afraid to act even outside Israeli territory.

In 1953 „David Malan (Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs – note to us), theologian and pastor of the NGK by training, is very marked by the Old Testament origins of South African neo-Calvinism and then officially declares himself a friend of Zionism „(op.cit.page 150). But, good for us, things will change in 1958 when Hendrik Verwoerd finally takes power! . „Some Israeli leaders even fear reprisals in South Africa even against the local Jewish minority, which Verwoerd likes to recall that she still massively supports white progressive political and trade union organizations (COD, Progressive Party, NUNSA …), hostile to the separate development policy „(op.cit. page 150). Tuesday, September 6, 1966 „live, in front of all the deputies, dumbfounded, a man in a blue bailiff’s uniform, appeared out of nowhere, took out a knife concealed in his clothes, and violently struck the Prime Minister with four blows in his chest „(op.cit.page 183). „It is very likely that Verwoerd, a man of new ideas, ideologically far ahead of the tense reactionary conceptions of the” Baasskap „, was the victim of a conspiracy, a conjunction of interests involving the reactionary / segregationist wing of the NP , liberals and representatives of big business hostile to economic interventionism, supporters of the alliance with Israel and a retrograde fraction of the (military) secret services, the Directorate of Military Intelligence (DMI, ancestor of BOSS, the „Bureau of State Security”), restricted by Verwoerd.” (op.cit. page 183).

It is more than likely that the Mossad had led this operation from a great distance.

written by Dionysos Andronis