‘Accompany her to hell’: SA group throws ‘Queen is dead’ party
'We welcome the long overdue death of the colonial queen': The Black People's National Crisis Committee said of their party plans.
Whilst much of the world is mourning as Queen Elizabeth is laid to rest on Monday, a South African radical group will be celebrating her death with a party.
The Black People’s National Crisis Committee announced plans to host a “The Queen is dead” party on the day of her funeral.
Earlier on Monday, a mass funeral service, attended by world leaders, took place at Westminster Abbey. The public service would be followed by a private one at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle.
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PARTY AMID QUEEN ELIZABETH’S DEATH
Taking to their social media platforms, the “pro-black activists” revealed that they would be celebrating Queen Elizabeth’s funeral.
Accompanying a poster, the organisation shared: “We do not mourn the death of a coloniser, we celebrate”.
They added in another post: “BPNCC welcomes the long overdue death of the colonial queen extraordinaire, Elizabeth. We will be slaughtering a sheep to accompany her to hell”
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— #QueensFuneral (@BlackCrisisComm) September 19, 2022
: Sheep Slaughter To Escort Elizabeth Windsor To Hell
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: EPakini, Spine Road (Khayelitsha)
We do not mourn the death of a colonizer, we celebrate.#TheQueenIsDeadParty #QueensFuneral #QueenElizabeth pic.twitter.com/mn6oS9fuAY
According to the poster, the anti-Queen party will take place on Monday afternoon at shisa nyama hotspot Kwa Ace EParkini Khayelitsha, Cape Town.
Last year, the group also hosted a party following the death of former South African president FW De Klerk.
In 2018, the group also slaughtered a sheep on a Clifton beach following a racially-motivated incident that took place there.
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