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Anti-Communist Angolans Fight for Life...

Veronica - ... on the left side, is the hammer and the sickle, the sign of communism and slavery.
     Now, the hammer and the sickle now is floating. It seems to have lost its moorings. It's floating over, over Our Lady's statue, and now I can see the whole continent of Africa. And the hammer and the sickle now is floating down. It's in the southern part of Africa. Now I see it's going north. And I see blackness. Oh, it's like the continent is going into darkness. It's a very frightening-looking sight!  (March 18, 1977)

A WorldNetDaily article on June 5, 2002 reports:

CAPE TOWN, South Africa – Black UNITA rebels of Angola, who won the war against communism only to lose it at the negotiating table, now face a final battle as thousands are at risk of starvation in government demobilization camps.

     As WorldNetDaily reported in April, following the assassination of UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi, his soldiers had laid down their weapons and were considering accepting the Marxist MPLA government's offer to enter the camps.

     In its war against UNITA, which began in 1975, the MPLA was backed by China, the Soviet Union, Cuba, the United Nations, Chevron Oil, the DeBeers Diamond cartel, East Germany, North Korea, Zimbabwe, the ANC and the apartheid mercenary army Executive Outcomes. The fact that UNITA fought on for more than a quarter century against such a wide range of foes shows the determination of their fighters….

     Sese Calahan, an Angolan soldier who fought with UNITA in the 1990s, traveled to Rundu, Namibia, where he spoke with WorldNetDaily about UNITA's loss of the war.

     "But in the end, the world turned against us. The British, American and Dutch don't care about freedom or fighting communism; they only care about Angola's oil and diamonds."

The death toll by communism (100 million plus and counting) will continue to grow until Russia (not the world) is consecrated by the Pope and all the bishops of the world. Until then, the innocent will continue to die at the hand of communists, whether it be Catholic priests in Chinese prison camps, or UNITA soldiers in Angola who have lost their homeland to the communists.  Communism is not dead; it has effectively triumphed throughout a great part of the world and has silenced many members of the Catholic Church. Millions of Catholics no longer pray for the conversion of Russia because they have been misled by their leaders.

 America’s day of judgment is coming. When it is our country that is attacked, our citizens who are dying, who will come to our aid?

Directives from Heaven...

D10 - Consecrate Russia
D57 - The Great WW III Chastisement (Part 1)
D58 - The Great WW III Chastisement (Part 2)
D59 - The Great WW III Chastisement (Part 3)
D105 - Fatima
D106 - Peace

Links:

Anti-communist Angolans fight for life, June 5, 2002

"State-sanctioned violence moves to the city Zimbabwe's capital new site of Mugabe's anti-white harassment," Anthony Lo Baido, May 8, 2001

"Congo war blamed for 2 1/2 million deaths," San Francisco Chronicle, May 5, 2001)

Atrocities of the Marxist ANC, July 3, 2000 by Anthony Lo Baido

Cold War alive, battles in Africa, WorlNetDaily, May 15, 2000

African Violence Unnoticed in the West, May 15, 2000 by Dr. Chuck Baldwin

A tragedy in Angola January 17, 2000 by Anthony C. LoBaido