Friday, April 9, 2010

The AWB in the 'new 20th Century'

Much of South Africa was shocked a few nights ago when the AWB`s secretary general Andre Visagie stormed off the set of Africa 360. In a statement released by the AWB last night their new spokesman Piet van Klapman said,

`This thing have been blown in the wrong direction. On AndrĂ©’s farm the ousie brings him his tea and melktert and never looks him amongst the eyes. Now here she is telling him what are what.`

When it was explained that the woman on Africa 360 was not Visagie`s domestic worker but political analyst Lebohang Pheko, Klapman said,

`But to Visagie she happened to look very similar. He made a mistake.`

Klapman explained that Visagie was `Very confused. He found himself wondering why he was explaining himself to his garden boy and cleaning girl. While in his own kitchen!`

Visagie apparently then noticed a wire attached to his body and believed that he was under surveillance from the `Swart Gevaar`. He hastily de-miked himself and stormed out onto the street. Not however before explaining to Pheko that he was not finished with her.

`What he meant by this` Van Klapman said, `Was that she would not be receiving sweet cake on Friday. That is standard punishment on the Visagie farm if the girl does not address him as Baas.`

Later that night Visagie narrowly escaped death when he drove his ox-wagon through a red traffic light in down town Johannesburg. A bottle of Klippies was found on the back seat.

`You must understand` said Van Klapman, `That these red lights can like to confuse Visagie. On the farm he haven`t yet been finding them. Procedures are under way to help him make the adaption to the new 20th Century!`

3 comments:

  1. The AWB is not a Racist organisation. We do not advocate for a return to Apartheid. All we want is a Volkstaat where races can live their daily lives in separate harmony. Is this not what you have in other developed countries? Japan, India, Holland? It seems to me a human right to live how you please and to protect your culture.

    Vrystaat

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  2. No Vrystaat. It are not like that in the overseas. Those you refer to can like to be called 'countries', like Soufafrica. Get it? Got it? Goed so.

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