We can see that the Freedom Front, in alliance with the government, is again trying to set the gullible Afrikaner voters up for the 1999 elections. Before the 1994 elections, General Viljoen was used successfully as a lightning conductor to divide the whites, so as to prevent a united uprising against the Communists.

The talking General fed the Afrikaners fighting talk until the last minute, changed course and instead led them to the polls. His resistance talk turned out to be pure political rhetoric. Even Nelson Mandela himself said on TV that General Viljoen came to him and asked him to only give him something which he can use to lead the Afrikaners to the polls.

Mandela offered him the still born Volkstaat Council which cost impoverished taxpayers millions of Rand and achieved zero. Entering Parliament, also gave Constand Viljoen the opportunity to demonstrate his gratitude by sucking up to Nelson Mandela and becoming one of his biggest admirers and praise singers in the country.

His only achievement to date, is the dubious plan devised with the ANC government to export white farmers to African countries, so as to make more land available for the unproductive black farmers.

With the 1999 elections looming, the FF/ SACP/ANC successful recipe of 1994 is again being revived for the 1999 elections, only this time with a slight variance. They realise that General Viljoen will not be trusted again, so a new face and a new man must be used. Now enter Dr Corne Mulder.

Dr Corne Mulder, who appears in no physical condition to lead the Afrikaners in an uprising, made a slightly militant speech in Parliament. It is apparent that the fat salary cheques and perks provided on the gravy train, was good to Corne Mulder. They have all become fat and rich amongst all the prevailing poverty of their own people.

The Communist government television and the left wing media simply played along by endlessly reporting the speech. Their TV even invited him to make a somewhat rare personal appearance to once again state his case. General Viljoen, as is usual, was hastily "summoned" by Thabo Mbeki for a meeting to "defuse" the situation.

As we progress towards the 1999 elections, we can expect Thabo Mbeki to make many empty promises to placate the Afrikaners. He will probably announce that he will again look at the concept of a Volkstaat for the Afrikaners. After the 1999 elections, it will be thrown out of the window. The FF/ANC contrived political skulduggery is now well on course for the 1999 elections.

The Freedom Front will never rise against this Communist government. They are too well entrenched on the gravy train for that.

Every time another farmer is murdered, general Viljoen, leader of the FF, calls for another meeting. These days he is conducting himself more like a Salvation Army general, than a fighting general for which he commanded respect in the distant past.

A friend cynically remarked the other day, that we have always had the singing Nun, but now we have the talking general. We must realise that we cannot pin our hopes on the FF or General Viljoen. Smothering in the aromatic, thick

gravy on the train, is more important to them than really trying to obtain a sovereign territory for their people. We must not be fooled by their sabre rattling and empty political rhetoric. Nothing has, or will ever come of it.

By participating in the elections, they gave recognition and their acceptance of the unitary state. This means that they also forfeited any right to a truly sovereign homeland.

They cannot even legally claim back the old Boer Republics of the Transvaal and The Orange Free State which was recognised throughout the world. Being totally at the mercy of the ANC government, they can only go along for the ride and devise new plans to retain an insignificant position for their leaders on the gravy train.

They are at the mercy of the government, and at best they will have to beg for the right to even retain Afrikaans as a language. Even in this respect, they have achieved nothing and failed dismally.

In 1994 the Freedom Front picked up 640 000 votes which was supposed to have been their mandate for the

establishment of a Volkstaat. A mandate they misused instead to ride the gravy train.

This time round they will not get even half of their 1994 support, the reason being as clear as daylight: The Afrikaners will, like the Boervolk in 1994, not allow themselves to be led up the garden path and bullied yet again by gravy train self-centred politicians.

Freedom 2000 calls on all those who opt for an own republic,

not to use the polls to obtain our much desired freedom and sovereignty. Let us rather gather together in unity and utilize a means of much greater honour and excellence to obtain our freedom, that of standing on our rights as a Volk in its own right, in accordance with Ethnology and International Law.

It is estimated that in 1994 some one million members of the Boervolk refused to partake in the elections solely because they were not prepared to give any legitimacy to the ANC’s Communist rule.

On the other hand 640 000 went to the polls to legitimize the Communist system by participating in the elections with dire consequences for them. They received absolutely nothing in return, except humiliation and total embarrasment .