SA: Internet & Phone Censorship Laws: 4 Laws just signed by President Ramaphosa
Who are we? Boers or Afrikaners? Answer from Dr Mike Du Toit
I had someone write to me about the topic of Boers versus Afrikaners. I decided to approach Dr Mike Du Toit, who was the leader of the Boeremag, and who is a professional academic who is very well versed in our history to answer this. Dr Du Toit not only knows our history in South Africa but also our history in Europe. This was his answer.
[The Internet Censorship Law is not the name of it. The Internet Censorship is hidden inside other laws, but whites have seen this coming. Whites have seen it coming for long and they have not been fooled by it. They openly called it the Internet Censorship Law. But its actually much wider. It covers even messages sent by phone. This is intended to shut white people up. Its all hidden inside this stuff. Jan]
Here are the four bills President Cyril Ramaphosa just signed into law
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a number of bills into law, the most controversial of which is the Film and Publications Amendment Bill.
This piece of legislation, often referred to as the ‘internet censorship bill’, has been criticised for being poorly drafted.
It provides the Film and Publications Board with the right to regulate online content, explains EWN reporter Gaye Davis.
This bill affects the commercial online producers of content.
Dominic Cull, who is a regulatory expert with specialised legal advice firm Ellipsis, says the bill was not properly thought through.
Here are all four bills that the president has signed into law:
- the Overvaal Resorts Limited Repeal Bill
- the Property Practitioners Bill
- the Electronic Deeds Registration Systems Bill
- the Film and Publications Amendment Bill
S.Africa: Hideous: 5 children murdered for Witchcraft
Blacks in Africa believe in Witchcraft like crazy. Even Black Christians regard Witchcraft as more powerful than the Bible. Murders of Blacks for body parts for Witchcraft goes on in Africa all the time. Here‘s a story from SA.