Government is the modern mafia

Mafia family structure

The South African Police Service only exists to enforce the politicians’ legalised thieving of the little people.  Extortion of the public’s private property through taxes and fines, imprisonment of innocent people for victimless crimes, and forcing the public to use corrupt and debased money which corrupts and debases society as well as goods and services in society, are enforced by the threat of violence, and violence, by the police.

In the mafia, the associates do not go above the soldier’s or even the caporegime’s head to mess with an underboss, and even less so the underboss’ superior, the boss’s wife.  This is why Petros will accompany Odendaal when he apologises to Winnie.  Petros is embarrassed for insulting his mafiosa superior.

Government is the modern mafia. President’s and minister’s are the underboss and caporegime classes.  The SAPS are the associates.

Winnie’s arrogance to being stopped for driving 150km/h in a 100km/h zone proves it. She is above the law of the little people.

Cops abused after pulling Winnie’s car over

2011-01-12 08:04

Jacques Steenkamp, Beeld

Johannesburg – Winnie Madikizela-Mandela is demanding an apology from two police officers who pulled over her car on the M1 highway because it was weaving recklessly through traffic at 150km/h.

“Who the fuck do you think you are,” she repeatedly yelled at him and his colleagues, Warrant Officer Jannie Odendaal said on Tuesday.

“I didn’t recognise her since she had white powder all over her face and looked much older than when I’d last seen her.”

Odendaal, a member of the Gauteng police flying squad, said the occupants of the vehicle refused to identify themselves.

“I’ve been working my arse off in the police for 19 years and now I have to apologise to her for doing my job,” said Odendaal.

A general in the office of the Gauteng chief of police, Lieutenant General Mzwandile Petros, told Odendaal that he would accompany them to Madikizela-Mandela so they can apologise.

Petros apologetic

Petros would then apologise on behalf of the police.

“I don’t know if I still belong in the police if this is the way they treat me.

“It looks like they’re accepting Ms Madikizela-Mandela’s word above my own,” said Odendaal.

At about 09:50 on December 30 2010, Odendaal and his colleague – who doesn’t want to be identified or discuss the events – pulled over a silver Audi A6 at the Jan Smuts Avenue off ramp on the M1 north.

On orders from Petros, they were pulling over and searching vehicles.

According to Odendaal they had already noticed and followed the Audi at the Xavier Road off ramp.

“We decided to pull over the Audi and switched on our sirens and lights,” Odendaal said.

The car, which has tinted windows, only stopped about 5km further.

Apartheid

“A man jumped out and yelled: ‘Who the hell do you think you are to want to search this vehicle, we are not in the era of apartheid any more’,” Odendaal said.

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The man’s right, we aren’t in the apartheid era anymore.  We are in something much worse.