VENTERSDORP Having recently been released from jail after
serving a sentence for assault, Eugene Terreblanche, iconic leader the neo-Nazi AWB
movement, has declared his organizations intent to fight for the rights of
Afrikaners in jail. We are fighting a rear-guard action in jails, said
Terreblanche.
Terreblanche, who was released on the 11th of June, said that those who believed in Aryan
superiority found it particularly difficult in jail.
You know, its not like on the farm, said
the AWB leader, you cant just tell these natives what to do. They are very
cheeky in jail. In fact, they often tell you what to do. If you are real Boer, you often
have your back against the wall literally and figuratively. These blacks in jail
have no respect for the natural order of things. Sometimes, they force you to be unnatural
too.
Most political commentators have noted that Terreblanche seems to have been deeply changed
by his experience in jail. For the most part he has emerged a lot less convinced of
his power to actually change anything significant, said Snoek Zigala, political
analyst at the SABC.
An AWB spokesperson, who identified himself only as Frikkie, said that the issue of
prisoners rights, especially white Afrikaner prisoner rights, had become close to
the heart of his leader because prisoners is people too.
Frikkie also went further to quash the rumour that Terreblanche had been involved in a
number of what would have, in the past, been termed illicit or
immoral relationships with his non-white inmates: Those lies is strictly
false.
According to sources inside the movement, there is still much debate as to how the goal of
better rights for whites in jail would be achieved currently the
options of setting up either a rival body to the South African Prisoners Rights
Organisation, or following the Aryan brotherhood example set in America, are
both being discussed.
AWB supporters should watch this space to stay abreast of the latest developments with
this story.

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