South African White Supremacist Leader Eugene Terreblanche Bludgeoned to Death by Two Farm Hands

Eugene Terreblanche, South African white supremacist leader, bludgeoned to death by two farm hands in dispute over wages.

I don't normally advocate violence, but when I heard yesterday that South Africa's white supremacist leader, Eugene Terreblanche, 69, was bludgeoned to death allegedly at the hands of two of his farm laborers, I whispered, "you live by the sword, you die by the sword." Good riddance. He was reportedly murdered due to a dispute over wages, the police said.

Terreblanche was leader of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging movement, better known as the AWB. The movement wanted to create three all-white republics within South Africa in which blacks would be allowed only as guest workers. I can only imagine the countless lives of innocent blacks that have died at the hands of these racist scumbags.

The South African Press Association quoted police spokeswoman Adele Myburgh as saying that Terreblanche was attacked by a 21-year-old man and a 15-year-old boy who worked for him on his farm outside Ventersdorp, about 110 kilometers (68 miles) northwest of Johannesburg. Myburgh said the alleged attackers have been arrested and charged with murder. She said the two, whom she did not identify by name, told the police that there had been a dispute because they were not paid for work they had done on the farm.

This killing comes only 10 weeks before the country hosts the first World Cup soccer tournament on the African continent. I will always maintain that given the economic conditions in South Africa, they should not have been awarded such an event. They are literally robbing the poor to put on a spectacular show. The massive expenditures on infrastructure is a blatant waste, considering that South Africa has one of the highest unemployment and murder rates in the world and there are still millions living in slums unable to get basic necessities such as running water and electricity.