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 The UFS video described scene by scene
    Gill Gifford
    February 28 2008 at 08:49AM
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This is the shocking racist video white students at the University of the Free State made in their fight to stop integration at their residences.

It shows hatred and contempt for blacks, highlighted by gross scenes of one of them urinating in food and making university cleaners eat it.

His friends, including the one videotaping the incident, can be heard laughing in the background.

From beginning to end, the film lasts for exactly 10 minutes and 9 seconds... and none of the students tries to hide his face.

'Our first activity is down-downs'
It is believed that the video was recorded last September but only leaked this year as the process of hostel integration intensified.
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Last week students went on the rampage, burning tyres and smashing windows in protest against integrated residences.

The university believes that the video was first recorded at the Reitz men's residence.

The clip starts in the garden and exterior of the Reitz men's hostel.

A voice says in Afrikaans: "Once upon a time the boers lived happily here on Reitz island until the day the less-advantaged discovered the word 'integration' in the dictionary."

It cuts to an inside scene where a dark-haired student in a khaki T-shirt addresses the camera. A crude handwritten sign reading "INTERGRASIE" is stuck over the computer screen next to him and there's an open bottle of beer on the table.

"Our first activity is down-downs. It's a very important sport here at Reitz. Every Friday night here at Bond Bar we see who can drink the fastest.

"Also, for our integrated rugby teams, one of these candidates could be man of the match and also be required to participate," says one student.

The action then moves to a bar where a blond-haired student in a light blue T-shirt faces the camera while the cleaners - one man and four women, one of whom appears to be over 60 - are lined up along the counter.


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