Dangers of the masses - White protest suppressed

27 April 2004 a list with 10 grievances was to be handed to the police for handing to the president's office. It was a peaceful protest by a couple of concerned Boer folk who's freedom and rights are being infringed upon. The list was handed over outside the old Raadsaal in Pretoria. A very small group of black people in the area looked on. By the end of our song "Die Stem" the growd started to grow rapidly. They were chanting and singing Umkhonto weSizwe songs (ex terrorist military wing of the ANC). They were chanting that our time was running out. They were tapping their watches (time running out). They were swinging their arms, mimicking the chopping motion of an axe. Soon (10-15 minutes) the crowd had grown to over 1000 black people. The police asked us to leave peacefully as they could not control the crowd (audio on video). We left peacefully without even threatening them or acting aggressively. We have the evidence on video yet the media made us look like the criminals.Source:
Image 1: Afrikaner protesters hand over their memorandum of grievances
Image 2: A few curious black onlookers start to gather
Image 3: The onlookers starts growing into a crowd and theyspontaneously start toyi-toying (marching type war dance)
Image 4: The crowd is now growing fast, yet none of them have a clue as to whatthe protest is about! Union marshals appear from out of thin air, and ANC flagsare unfurled. The crowd is now growing into a frenzy
Image 5: See the man in the second row pointing to his watch - he continually screamed at whites that "their time was running out". The atmosphere was growing increasingly dangerous and aggressive.
Image 6: The police asks the whites to leave, and after they initially refused, threatened them with arrest (even though they had permission to legally demonstrate) When one of the whites asked why the blacks were not being arrested, as they were illegally counter-demonstrating and making hostile gestures, a white police officer told him that the whites had better leave, as they were worried that they may not be able to contain the black crowd much longer.The video & still image footage was offered to various TV channels, but all refused to air the material.