S.Africa: More police resign than retire – My Comments
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Africa: Witchcraft fears: Newborn babies bashed to death
Blacks in Africa believe the craziest Witchcraft nonsense. In this story you will see the kind of junk they believe and then if need be they kill their own babies.
[This is an interesting twist. It shows deep discontent, even among the non-Whites. There were lots of Whites, Afrikaners, in the Police. But they too have been driven out. This article seems to suggest that this is a problem across the board. This is yet another sign of the state falling apart. We're heading there in more ways than one. I see silver linings in things like this!!! Jan]
The SA Police Service (SAPS) lost more personnel to resignations than retirement in the 2019/20 financial year with nine other reasons given for continued manpower shrinkage in the wider ranks of National Commission Khehla Sitole’s crime fighters.
Resignations totalled 1 733 up to mid-March with other major contributors to the overall personnel loss of 5 128 being retirement on pension (1 009), early retirement (870), death (719), dismissal (343), ill-health retirement (311) and dishonourable discharge (117).
Police Minister Bheki Cele told Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) MP Henry Shembeni there was, as yet, no decision on the number of new SAPS personnel to replace “lost capacity”. This is, in part, due to what Cele termed “significant reduction in the SAPS compensation budget”.
The lack of crime fighting “people power” was partially addressed, according to Cele, by enlisting 2 504 reservists and/or security officers as permanent police officers in December.
“Additionally,” his response to Shembeni states, “trained and skilled police officers, who left in the ranks of constable, sergeant and warrant officer were invited to apply for re-enlistment”. The process was to be completed by the beginning of April.
Source: https://www.defenceweb.co.za/security/civil-security/more-police-resign-than-retire/
White Shop: Odins Wheel pendant
The Odins cross, also known as the wheel cross, sun cross or Wodens cross, a cross inside a circle, is a common symbol in artifacts of the Americas and Prehistoric Europe, particularly during the Neolithic to Bronze Age periods.
