Utiliser "apartheid" dans une phrase

1. · The end of Apartheid in South Africa

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2. Apartheid schools had strict policies on hair, and any infraction would be reason for a flogging

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3. Another interesting point of this battle is that our Apartheid historians speak of with awe of the 998 guns that fired at El Alamein

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4. I thought that we should take a look at some of the Apartheid laws to demonstrate what we learned at College, and the effect they on the populations and those of us who had to enforce them

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5. They created Apartheid, and the question is how? From a purely legal perspective the answer is almost as satisfying as the question of how the Jewish Holocaust became legalised in Nazi Germany

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6. It is an extremely dangerous concept, and because of the Afrikaner mentality (for lack of a better word) it exploded into Apartheid

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7. The Nationalists went completely nuts after 1948, passing hundreds of laws collectively called the Apartheid laws

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8. Think about it: if the Apartheid laws had never existed and SAP had all those years only focused on crime, do you think they would be thought of today as an “instrument of oppression?” Absolutely not! Would the Security Branch have existed in the form it took on in later years? No

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9. What are the consequences? History will never forget Apartheid and the SAP

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10. I cannot be bothered with defending that indefensible thing called Apartheid

11. As you can imagine, the younger generation not even born during Apartheid takes a very dim view of this state of affairs

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12. During Apartheid, no Indian person was allowed to be in this province between sunset and sunrise (night time in other words)

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13. As white people, I believe, we do not always realize how stupid the Apartheid laws were because they did not affect us all that much

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14. The only Army generals ever suspended were suspended a year or two after Apartheid ended, (but before Mr Mandela took over)

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15. She cannot sue you for refusing to marry her but we did have a thought-provoking case in Apartheid South Africa where a black man proposed to a white woman

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16. You must understand the Apartheid laws were not based on anything but farming principles and the Bible

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17. You can read about it in my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police

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18. you will remember no relationships between white and black was allowed by law under Apartheid

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19. How must a dedicated policeman feel when he sees that? Are we back at Apartheid Minister of Police Jimmy Kruger now?

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20. Who will fail to recall Apartheid Police Minister Jimmy Kruger notorious reply on hearing of the death of Steve Biko in SAP custody: “It leaves me cold!” Or in other words: “I really don’t give a (you know what) if you have seen the movie

21. In an out and out conflict, no country in Southern Africa could even begin to compete military wise with Apartheid South Africa

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22. Such things are part of human rights and human rights were a dirty word in Apartheid South Africa

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23. With the Apartheid Laws, the Liberation Movements decided to take up arms and as we know lost badly during the first attempts where Mr Mandela was arrested

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24. There was never Apartheid in Rhodesia by the way and the place more English than England

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25. Politically it was a complete disaster for Apartheid South Africa, such as the African leaders had hoped it would be

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26. Half of them studied Christian Theology before joining parliament to create the Apartheid system! The rest were lawyers with many law professors amongst them

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27. One of our practical problems on our own borders was that many thousands, if not millions of black newly liberated Africans, wanted to live and work in Apartheid South Africa as the living conditions was and still is very much better than anywhere else in Africa

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28. Unrecognised and much abused everywhere, and Apartheid described as “a crime against humanity” which indeed it was

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29. Apartheid was wrong and cannot be defended as much as the Nationalists tried to

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30. Nature has a way of equalising an unnatural state of being, and Apartheid was very unnatural

31. Apartheid was simply against the rules of natural justice for what is good for the geese is good for the gander

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32. Almost all the riots were caused by the Apartheid laws which makes parliament ultimately responsible

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33. What good is there to say about people who corrupted an honourable political system to Apartheid? Why did that not happen in the other 47 countries that used exactly the same system? What did they do to the SAP who was once an honourable Police Force trusted by all?

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34. We were branded (still are) as "Apartheid Policemen" and not in a complimentary way either

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35. What then is the use of staying on? We tried the same thing on a much lesser scale in Apartheid South Africa

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36. We were not allowed to shoot and kill indiscriminately and I assure you if we were Apartheid would still be alive

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37. Most died of hunger and disease caused by overcrowding and it is a war crime of note which probably caused Apartheid as I explain in my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police

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38. It took place between 1964 and the end of 1979 when Britain contentedly surrendered a successful pro-Western country with no Apartheid to become the failed state called Zimbabwe today

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39. For more details on COIN training and operations please read my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police where I dedicate a whole chapter to it

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40. As I said in my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police: "Any idiot can figure out that the parents of children who joined the Liberation Group will not tell the Army and Police that

41. As always her Apartheid policies made her the black sheep of the world and created a sort of lager mentality of us against the rest of the world

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42. You can read about this incident in my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police (I was not there for it would be another year before I was even born when that took place)

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43. Idiotically the Afrikaner nationalists (Apartheid politicians) tried to destroy the "English" traditions of the South African Army when they came into power in 1948

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44. I describe this in my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police as follows: "During my time a healthy dislike between the Army and Police existed

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45. In regard to the identification of dead terrorists allow me to quote to your from my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police: "There was a rumour, probably true, that Policemen cut the ears off dead terrorists to keep as trophies but I have never seen that myself

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46. You can read about this aspect in my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police

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47. It is to be wondered at that the Apartheid State lasted as long as it did and probably due to its powerful security forces

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48. It was the notorious commander of the Police hit squads or assassination team Colonel Eugene de Kock who in his book "A Long Nights Damage - Working for the Apartheid State" who first said what is rather obvious and few realised

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49. The way the Apartheid politicians acted is insightful and shows us an important warning

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50. The fact that de Kock was promoted (and highly decorated) to senior rank shows he enjoyed and received the support of the Apartheid politicians

51. Many religious ministers and school principals were part of this evil and made sure that the white folk kept believing in their cr-p for you will never find me defending Apartheid

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52. It was not unique to Apartheid South Africa

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53. Allow me to quote again from my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police: "Many times we swore we will kill the criminal next time because the courts did not deal with them in the way we thought it should

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54. It is also better for publicity and publicity is the one thing which Apartheid South Africa and Rhodesia failed in completely

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55. From what came out later and always suspected the accredited diplomats did nothing to protect their country's reputation for they felt as long haired liberals that they could not defend Apartheid

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56. They created pseudo academic and sporting groups to explain the wicked Apartheid ways as only a true spin-doctor could

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57. The English speaking white South Africans were never supporters of Apartheid and also never constituted a threat for even a pooled English vote would not have stopped the Afrikaners at the polls

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58. During the last days of Apartheid a blanket amnesty was given to all members of the Security Branch but it did not stand legally in court for these very reasons

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59. You can read about it in my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police if you wish

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60. It also explains the lack of a human rights culture and how the courts were abused into Apartheid legally for the Judges were not necessarily supporters

61. Even in Apartheid South Africa this type of behaviour was not allowed

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62. The third line of defense was the activities of the Apartheid intelligence Agency called NIS (National Intelligence Service) and not much is known about them being very small and secretive

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63. There is a constant rumour that they assassinated Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme in 1986 because he supported the ANC against Apartheid South Africa an about to make a speech about it

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64. * I am quite critical of the UK imported "advisors" in African Police Forces in my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police and its Afrikaans translation

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65. Carter supported the UN boycott against South African apartheid

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66. Reagan overturned the ban and worked with the apartheid regime

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67. Apartheid finally ended when Bush Sr

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68. In Zimbabwe, Carter successfully pressured a racist white minority into holding free elections, ending a system as evil as apartheid

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69. There was no evidence at all Iran ever tried to develop an A-bomb, and no effort at all to rein in Israel which has over 100 H-bombs since the 1970s, its weapons developed from an alliance with South Africa under apartheid and plutonium stolen from the US

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70. Apartheid in South Africa may last longer, and Reagan's failed and ultimately hypocritical and insincere policy of constructive engagement may not even be attempted as it was in the 1980s

71. Having escaped the turmoil of family and French-Canadian nationalism, she was thrust into the bitter dismantling of South Africa’s apartheid — and with it her marriage

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72. system that in many ways anticipated apartheid

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73. 1994 upon the end of Apartheid in South Africa

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74. apartheid it has emerged as a collage of its diversity

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75. It told of their oppression under apartheid rule, their new

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76. We have studied your CV very comprehensively and are most impressed by the fact that you attained Senior Officer rank comparatively early, during your period of compulsory Military service, during the Apartheid years… as attested by the glowing Letter of Reference which specifically mentions your flair for organising and leadership, from the then Chief of the Army - I see that he wanted you to join the Permanent Force? - well, his loss is our gain!……we’re inviting you to become a member of the “Inner Circle Group”…

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77. Many of the Afrikaans and Rhodesians had Germany connections and most of them looked upon the reports of Nazi atrocities as nothing more than British and American propaganda coupled with the fact that they already operated an apartheid regime in which blacks were segregated where ever possible

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78. The meetings reinforced beliefs in apartheid; they inflated egos and encouraged bullying with their strong fascist content and their white supremacy messages

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79. “Commandant, South Africa and Rhodesia were obvious choices for German soldiers; here they have empathy with us with this apartheid regime

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80. We should have substantially more numbers by now especially as apartheid is so rigid here

81. In South Africa they replaced apartheid with black rule and the whole thing has gone crazy

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82. He witnessed England’s expanding colonialism in South Africa and several injustices that must have paved the way for apartheid

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83. the apartheid regime in South Africa, and when the country finally had

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84. The apartheid government of the “old” South Africa conditioned us

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85. He began by questioning the strategy of civil disobedience by which Apartheid had been challenged since its declaration in 1948

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86. ‘You see, sometimes this stuff comes crawling out of this festering pit of apartheid in

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87. We did apartheid in history

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88. had his career not later been hampered by Apartheid, he might well over time have

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89. Apartheid against the wrath of the world

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90. to the abhorrent Apartheid Practices of the

91. Opposition to the country’s abhorrent Apartheid Policies also meant that South

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