Tuesday 11 June 2013

24th May 2013 - Pretoria


Colonel 'Big Mac'

Roy and I have just returned from SAPS Headquarters in Pretoria. We had been invited by senior police researcher (there is only one) Colonel Cheeze Burger, affectionately known as 'Big Mac', to look into allegations, first floated by the Ograbis Bugle, that the police website had been hacked. Big Mac initially thought that someone had simply taken a machete to the computer as is the norm amongst 'toy toying' protesters but, after looking up 'cyber attack' in the dictionary, rephrased his response to the public & stated that the police had in fact outsourced an IT specialist from Abuja in Nigeria (infamous for orchestrating the 419 scams) to 'look into the matter' with the help of man'áge'ment & the various Nigerian drug pedlars on Point Road in Durban (as long as they all received a blanket amnesty as part of the arrangement).

"I think it is in the national interest that we offer these criminals amnesty as part of our investigation into this matter. This is vital for our national security." Phasta was quoted as stating with the wisdom of an orphaned elephant on whoonga.

Almost 16 thousand confidential emails (are there any other type on police sites?) were hacked and made public in objection to the recent Marikana Miners slaughter with no-one being bought to book over the massacre although the national President has stated in defence of the police force that they had made every attempt not to fire their Uzis until all other options had been exhausted such as landmines, agent orange, carpet bombs, tanks, smuggled nuclear warheads from North Korea & Chernobyl, and so on. And the President also observed astutely that the unfortunate event did occur over a Friday. He noted that the police always look forward to their Friday lunch socials (with the first twelve beers free for the first ten officers only) at the Pretoria Headquarters canteen which might help explain the hasty decision to open fire.

'Someone should be getting the boot' seems a more appropriate course of action when even the police in our troubled land cannot protect their own supposedly secure site. Police spokesman Brigadier Eet Putu Phasta said that the police cyber crime unit (there is only one), headed up by Yoruba iBoot from Abuja (as long as he can continue with his credit card scam for another two months), was investigating and that he was hopeful the hacker would be bought to book, as indeed he is hopeful of reducing crime (delusionally & with no bearing on reality) on at least two days this year. Phasta has stated that the overburdened police force must take small steps at a time to combat this new form of crime.

"When we rush in, we ultimately bugger things up," he added accurately for the first time this year.

Afrikaaner realtor, Koos Yookan, was appalled to hear that his complaint against the drug riddled neighbourhood had gone viral. What especially irked him, & more than his philandering wife whom he once found In Flagrante Delicti at a community braai with the new dominee, Gert Gobbelear, was that he had not had any response to his complaint. For the safety of his family, he had decided to buy a state of the art caravan second-hand from 'Burnin' Ecclestone (who is quickly dumping assets to be cash ready) and keep moving to stay ahead of the savage criminals who continue to traumatise local residents in his area. It was reported in the Ograbis Bugle that he was camped on the corner of Dlamini and Gazza streets in Kempton Park.

Another troubling factor centred on the accusations against purported paedophiles and their whereabouts in the community, and also the alleged rape cases (there is more than one). Eet Putu Phasta said that he was not bothered about one isolated incident and that the public could rest assured that everything would be done to protect the public as long as it was not over lunchtime.....Would they, hell!

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