What Is SANARA

SANARA stands for the South African National Resistance Army. We are a political organisation that is doing everything in our power to highlight the plight of white South African citizens that are currently being persecuted. Farm murders, land appropriation without compensation and racism against white South Africans has become a daily reality for us. We are here to stop this behaviour. The biggest problem in South Africa is corruption. The State has been captured. The executive, the politicians and the judiciary have been bought off and are promoting and protecting those that are committing crimes against the people and the constitution. Some people say we are a small organisation. To those I say it's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog.

What Are The Goals Of The Resistance?

Our goals are simple. Our demands are directed towards the leaders of the government and the ruling party, as well as the leaders of other political parties and the judiciary. 1) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must respect the Constitution of South Africa and the Universal Declaration on Human Rights. 2) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must stop their policies of economic oppression and tax slavery. 3) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must stop allowing hate speech that is directed at the white citizens. 4) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must stop allowing the incitement of violence against white citizens. 5) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must stop their illegal promotion of land appropriation without compensation against white citizens. 6) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must act against the racial violence being perpetrated against white citizens. 7) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must respect the wishes of Nelson Mandela and stop trying to open up the wounds of the past. 8) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must stop the radicalisation of the public based on promises of illegal solutions. 9) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must stop their attacks on the dignity and nationality of white citizens. Calling white South African citizens foreigners or invaders or settlers is a form of cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment. 10) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must stop using the word ‘white’ as a derogatory term or to describe the things they do not agree with. White monopoly capital, white land, white jobs, etc is unacceptable in a constitutional democracy. 11) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must refer to the old South African flag as being exactly that, the old South African flag. It is not the apartheid flag and calling it that is historically incorrect and is designed to promote hatred. 12) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must acknowledge that inciting racism and hatred to say that racism and hatred is wrong, is unacceptable and is not in the spirit of brotherhood as outlined in human rights laws. 13) the executive, politicians and the judiciary must acknowledge that the genocide of white citizens (and farmers) is a reality and laws addressing racial murders and crimes must be enacted with sever penalities. The reality is this, if I used any of these terms against blacks I would be accused of racism, arrested and charged. If I said black people must be killed, black peoples land must be taken without compensation, black people are not allowed to fly the ANC flag, etc it would be a crime. So how come it is allowed to be said against white citizens?

What Will Happen if the Demands are Not Met?

Failure to do so will result in the following actions, some of which have already begun 1)complaints being made to the international community 2) calls for a major downgrade of the country from the rating agencies 3) calls for international companies and the WEF to stop conducting business in and with South Africa 4) report South Africa to the United Nations Security Council and call on the UN to introduce sanctions on South Africa, and introduce other methods as outlined in stage 6 of the 8 stages of genocide. 5) As a last resort, the actions of the executive, politicians and the judiciary will be considered an act, incitement and declaration of war against the citizens who are being targeted, and a call for rebellion to resist the goverment, executive, politicians and the judiciary of those that are promiting the genocide, in line with the preamble of the UN Declaration on Human Rights, to bring the country to its knees, and charges of crimes against humanity will be brought against the executive, politicians and the judiciary as mentioned above.