The forfeiture of 54 Balfour Street is legalized theft.
Is this organized crime within the government and is Willie Hofmeyr going to do anything about it or is there a "reasonable suspicion" that someone within his camp is responsible for what happened?
Who will benefit most in the event that I am dead?
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The forfeiture of 54 Balfour Street is legalized theft. |
South Africa's Prevention of Organized Crime Act of 1998 is nothing more than a dirty money making racket for the government and I am going to keep screaming until others can see this Act for what it is.
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Depriving someone of their home is one step away from killing them. Willie Hofmeyr boasts about his special crime fighting task force so why isn't he working 24/7 with the police to solve the riddle of who is trying to kill me? The leads are there to solve the crime. Case number 800/08/2009. Contact Kraaifontein police department: TEL: (021) 980 5559 FAX: (021) 980 5546 This is a high profile case and if Willie Hofmeyr and his fancy crime fighting task force are not with the team to solve the crime then I say that he or someone that he knows is with the team that are trying to kill me. Until this crime is solved then Willie Hofmeyr remains the number one suspect. Can I demand that the Asset and Forfeiture Unit seize his assets on the basis of a reasonable suspicion? Hofmeyr used the notion of a "reasonable suspicion" and the premise of "a balance of probabilities" to throw me and my family into the street and subjected us to abject poverty. In terms of "presumption of innocence" and after I had been found not guilty of the criminal allegations then is what he did legal? |
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No one may be deprived of property and no law may permit arbitrary deprivation of property. |
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Let me make it abundantly clear that what happened to me and my family is on par with social atrocities that happened under Adolf Hitler in Nazi Germany, Joseph Stalin in Soviet Russia and Mao Zedong (Tse-tung) in China.
What kind of regime are we living under in South Africa? South Africa's Prevention of Organized Crime Act of 1998 violates the South African Constitution left, right and center. |
