Gideon Prinsloo

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The United Liberty Allicance

Gideon Prinsloo (talk) 01:03, 19 October 2019 (UTC)

The United Liberty Alliance is an alliance, founded by Hein Marx for the sole purpose of setting in motion the process to sovereign secession from South Africa. The background for the legal process towards secession by the ULA is based on the Afrikaner Accord signed in 1994, but of which the Freedom Front Plus had not done much about it after General Constant Viljoen retired from Politics and resigned from the Freedom Front Plus. Constant Viljoen contacted Hein Marx to start to revive the process again, from where this process was started. The Civil organization actually started in 2009 under the name of Afrikaner Eenheid.

Background

The international community was both vocally and financially supportive of the transition from the race-based policies of the apartheid era to a democratically elected government. This support, along with the widespread desire for reconciliation and collaboration amongst the citizens of South Africa, allowed the transition to occur peacefully in 1994. The resulting new South African constitution was hailed as a political miracle, which struck a balance between correcting the wrongs of apartheid and protecting the significant minority populations in South Africa. During the initial years of Mandela's presidency, all ethnic groups united to work together to realize the dream of a prosperous South Africa.

But today, more than 25 years later, that dream has been shattered by widespread corruption, incompetence at all levels of government, out of control violent crime and a return to race-based policies and legislation.

Most concerning is that almost all the failures of the South Africa government are increasingly being blamed on the white minority, who constitute only 8.4% of the total population and have had virtually no political, fiscal or military power for more than two decades.

History

In 1994, the ANC took over in South Africa. Before that time in 1993, Constant Viljoen made sure that our right to external Self-determination is guaranteed or there will be war. Both the National Party and the ANC agreed to it, which led to it that the Afrikaner Accord is signed by Thabo Mbeki as the representative of the ANC with his witness, by Roelf Meyer of the National Party and his witness, by Constant Viljoen and his witnesses, as well as by the international witnesses from the United States of America, United Kingdom, and Germany.

On the pictures above you can see the evidence of the Accord being signed, which lead to it that it was incorporated in article 235 of the South African Constitution to guarantee the right to external Self-determination as well as Article 1 of the International Covenants