> The BBC had a fairly objective review of data a few years back This is analogus to me asking for objective data about Afganistan...from the US. I think you'

> The BBC had a fairly objective review of data a few years back This is analogus to me asking for objective data about Afganistan...from the US. I think you've missed my point entirely, either disregarding my concern for objectivity as invalid or you really do believe commonwealth countries, which are largely homogenous and/or majority white - are the best examples of objective views on a criminal/race driven murder in a majority black, African state. I will continue nonetheless to ask for objectivity. The call for expropriation without compensation isn't new nor is it growing. It's a regular part of South african political discourse since pre-1994. Nor is it a new concept, being a regular part of post war administration - see Post World War Japan[1], Korea and Taiwan for US involvement in land reform not dissimilar to South Africas land reform policy and make your own conclusion. > racism towards coloureds This comes off as grasping at straws. This would be national news. I would like to see evidence of this please.