Ek haal jou aan waar jy die volgende uit 'n koerant of iets aanhaal:
"Last month a 33-year-old man killed three women and wounded two men in a southern Swiss village."
Is dit nie fantasties nie!? Nie dat die ou nou mense doodgemaak en gewond het nie maar dat, in die vorige week, net drie mense daar vermoor is. Hier by ons, met 22 000 moorde per jaar, werk dit uit op 423 mense laas week. Die verkragtings is net so erg, een elke paar minute blykbaar.
Net vandag weer het die polisie 'n ou, vasgemaak agter die polisievoertuig, deur die strate gesleep. Hy is later in die sel dood. Gister is 'n kind deur 'n ander kind vermoor; in die nek gesteek met 'n skerp voorwerp. Die dag wat my vorige brief aan jou gepos is, is weer oor die verkeersverslag gesê 'n sekere gebied moet vermy word want daar word bande gebrand en klippe gegooi. Is die Switsers ook so lief vir klipgooi? 'n Dag of wat voor dit was berig dat van een of ander gemeenskap se mense motoriste stop en R50 van elkeen eis. Ek is redelik seker dit gebeur nie in Switserland nie maar jy kan ons inlig.
Terloops, dis malbeessiekte; dis nie net koeie wat die siekte kry nie en mens 'lei' nie aan 'n siekte nie, die regte woord is 'ly'. En malkoeisiekte is een woord (sou dit nou net koeie wees wat daaraan ly).
Kom by poephol, koop vir jou 'n woordeboek.
Jan Rap
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Ja maar Jan, jy moet in gedagte hou dat Switzerland NOOIT deur die Kaaskoppe en Engelse gekolonialiseer was nie, dus, ongeag hoe gewelddadig en korrup Switserland ookal is, sal hulle waarskynlik nooit so erg, swak en pateties kan wees as die VK bv nie, en SA sukkel nog om daai effekte af te skud, daar stem ons saam ... maar wat is die oplossing?
Duidelik te veel Wit kultuur nog in SA ... dis duidelik ...
Gepraat van swak polisie, dan kom NZ ook altyd ter sprake ... hierdié is regtig swak ...
Police could have prevented the death of a Hamilton woman who was bludgeoned with a hammer by her mentally ill neighbour, a report today reveals. Diane White, 53, was killed in her Frankton home in January 2010 in a prolonged and frenzied attack by her former neighbour, Christine Judith Morris, 42. Morris had earlier escaped from the Henry Rongomau Bennett Centre (HBC), a mental health facility at Waikato Hospital. She was convicted of murder last April and was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum non-parole period of 10 years. This morning a report released by the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) confirmed police had the information and the ability to have prevented White's death. The report revealed the police communications centre received a 111 call from a HBC nurse about 11.30am after a concerned neighbour rang her to report that Morris was at White's house and making threats. However, police didn't send any officers because they thought it was a repeat of information from an earlier call from the HBC nurse. About 50 minutes after that call, the neighbour rang 111 to say Morris was leaving White's house with blood on her face. Police were dispatched and found White dead. The IPCA said that if police had been dispatched to apprehend Morris when the second call was placed it "was likely" White would be alive today. Former Waikato police area commander Allan Boreham - who was in charge of the region at the time of White's death - today admitted police failed her. Boreham, who is now assistant commissioner Upper North Island, said he had met with White's family and apologised on behalf of police."Police clearly failed Diane when she needed us after several individual errors came together on the day that resulted in a situation that had tragic consequences," he said. "We are deeply sorry for what happened and I've met with her family in person to tell them this." Boreham said responding to incidents involving people with mental health issues was often a very complex and challenging area for police officers. "Notwithstanding that, the sequence of events that occurred in Hamilton that day are a tragic reminder that we have to be at our best at all times, even when dealing with what may initially appear to be routine matters. "Boreham said the police accepted all of the findings outlined in the IPCA's report, which echoed actions already undertaken following their own review of the incident. "While we know that it will not bring Diane back, we want to make sure it does not happen again," he said.
bly maar hewig korrup ... as hulle eers die vleis uit die vleispastye kan steel ... nou ja ...
LONDON (AP) -- Here's one they weren't expecting — meat pies with no meat. When officials in Iceland began hearing about horse meat being secreted into beef products around Europe, they decided to run tests to ensure the same thing was not happening in Iceland. Icelandic meat inspector Kjartan Hreinsson says his team did not find any horse meat, but one brand of locally produced beef pie left it stumped. It contained no meat at all."That was the peculiar thing," Hreinsson said in a telephone interview Friday. "It was labeled as beef pie, so it should be beef pie."Hreinsson said it appeared to be some kind of vegetable matter. He said the mystery pie was traced to a firm in western Iceland and the case had been handed to municipal authorities.
Jy vra wat die oplossing is? Demokrasie natuurlik.
Jan Rap
Ek was lanklaas hier rond en verstom my dat ou Fransie nog steeds sy spul twak hier kwytraak! Dis eintlik lagwekkend en ek dink die ou roer maar net die pot. Diep in sy hartjie weet hy dis 'n pot snot en hy wil maar net almal opklits.
Groetnis
Perdebytjie
FW praat soveel kak dat ek nie kan glo dat iemand dit nog nodig ag om hom te antwoord nie. Die poephol moet maar lekker in la-la land woon. Ek redeneer net met mense wat ek respekteer, ek redeneer dus nie met die knaap nie.