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White supremacists in SA court
Monday, 8 April, 2002, 12:04 GMT 13:04 UK

Three men accused of belonging to a white supremacist group and plotting to overthrow President Thabo Mbeki have been taken to court in Pretoria.
They will remain in police custody until Friday, when they are due to be formally charged with terrorist offences.

Police said four men from another but unrelated right-wing group face similar charges for plotting to blow up a major dam.

Police spokesman Captain Ronnie Naidoo said: "They were planning to overthrow the government and cause havoc by blowing up prominent targets and people.----

It said four men, members of a sect of the ultra-right Afrikaner church "Israel Vision", appeared in court on Tuesday last week for allegedly conspiring to blow up the Vaal Dam wall. -----

The paper said right-wing groups have been using fundamentalist Christian doctrine and concerns about Zimbabwe's seizure of white-owned farms to recruit angry whites in rural areas.

It said it had a document from one group marked "top secret" containing plans to reclaim "lost territorial self-determination".

It speaks of plans to spring prisoners from jail, including the apartheid-era policeman Eugene de Kock and the assassins of former South African Communist Party secretary-general Chris Hani, Clive Derby-Lewis and Janusz Walus.

Extracted - http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/africa/newsid_1916000/1916582.stm

[Anonymous]

Police Obtain Recording of Bus Attack Suspect
Panafrican News Agency
August 11, 2000

Police have obtained a tape recording believed to have been made by Jan Gabriel De Wet Kritzinger, the man who is suspected of carrying out a racial attack on a Pretoria bus in January which left three black commuters dead and four others injured.----

On the tape Kritzinger, who has been on the run since the incident when he calmly opened fire on passengers, declares his support for the racist ultra-rightwing grouping Wit Wolwe.

Barend Strydom, the leader of the Wit Wolwe, told a group of journalists on Thursday that Kritzinger had mailed him the tape.

The tape includes recordings of gunfire, a radio news bulletin describing the bus attack and Afrikaans songs.

Kritzinger's voice, which is interspersed with other recordings, accuses the government of being manipulated by "satanist Jewish forces."

Kritzinger is believed to be a supporter of the Israel Visie (Israel Vision) church - a loose grouping of racist religious sects who believe the white race is descended from the lost tribes of Israel and all other races, including Jews, are sub-humans.----

Strydom, who refused to condemn the bus attack, caused an international outcry in 1988 when he shot 22 black people, killing eight, in the centre of Pretoria.

He was sentenced to death the following year, but was released in September 1992 as a part of an amnesty agreement forged by the ruling National Party and the newly unbanned African National Congress.

Strydom said he had no regrets about his action, saying "it was the right thing at the right time."

From: http://allafrica.com/stories/200008110033.html

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