This is a voice note sent via WhatsApp.
Disturbing stuff from a ‘bright’ young mind seeking to better himself and contribute to South Africa in a positive and meaningful manner.
Other video recordings follow.
Just imagine that YOU are an employer and you come across the voice note recorded here and recognise the voice as one seeking employment with you.
The question is; “Will you forgive and then employ the young man threatening to KILL anyone who does not do what he wants them to do?”
With thanks and acknowledgement to @athi_plaathie, @HeraldPE and ONE other anonymous contributor.
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Alan Straton
Chief Cook, Bottle Washer and Broom Mechanic at MyPE
Passionate about Port Elizabeth and definitely NOT packing for Perth.
Alan's ethos is epitomised in the words of Nelson Mandela; "I have fought against white domination and I have fought against black domination. I have cherished the idea of a democratic and free society. If need be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die."
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Violence will never solve problems. It is disturbing that a young person with a supposedly bright future ahead of him will resort to such terrible threats. And if he did carry out his threats he would then be a murderer. Did he at any time stop to consider what idiotic words he was uttering and their implications? Or have we become so immune to violence and protests in this country that we accept it as the norm? I thought that SA was a democracy – but clearly not