Communism was and still is an international enemy, therefore he did what was right. Take into consideration that he and his country had suffered under communism. Communism is still the enemy in South Africa, but due to the ANC keeping people uneducated, they'll never understand. They have to ask themselves why the Russian Federation rejected communism and since then Russia has grown exponentially and millions lifted out of poverty. But... the ANC knows that people that depend on the government will most probably vote for the government as long as they can blame apartheid and not themselves for their corruption and incompetence.
Mostly by a small group of right-winged extremists, it is obvious they are the most active group here in comments section. Personally I find his story sad and tragic. The more I read about Waluś he seem to be a kind person who has been persuaded to do something horrible. However there should never be a place for gloryfing assassination like this. Of course I am afraid some political groups will try to make use of him in Poland, but if he served his sentence and is no longer a danger to anyone I think you should just let him go and live his last days where he wants to.
Of all the european I have met, the polish is one the most peaceful, accepting than any european. I did not find them racist and this why I believe that they poisoned his mind with bad ideas.
Well...He will be released in about 10 days time. You can have him in Poland. Until he kills people in your country then you will stop jumping for joy. Once a racist always a racist. Once a killer always a killer, even if they tell you otherwise, don't trust them.
Damian Hadko a true hero for running away from his own country. Very weird way of being a hero. Hero to me are those brave people in Gdańsk who stood up to general Jeruzenski and martial law. Not a coward who looked for safe heavens in South Africa.
@@youssefcamara3916 I agree. Also mind that in 1993 there was new democratic government in Poland, and he could go back to his fatherland if he hadn't liked situation in South Africa.
Ntsika Maki The difference is that the different Communist regimes really oppressed people, without giving them or the option of coexistence any chance. About 150 million people were killed by the different Communist regimes, while the number of people, killed in South Africa during the years 1948-1990, was about 21 thousand, mostly in "Black on Black" violence. This is the difference.
@@Freeseselj slavery and colonialism are part of capitalism. Wanna estimate how many people died because of this systems? Over 10 million in Congo alone
@@charlesscott4722 The government of Today's South Africa is Comopitalistic; it is for sharing the property of the helpful poor with the property of chronic parasites, but never the property of the super rich ruling class. And yes, during the many years all Capitalist and similar systems existed, many people were killed.
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Communism was and still is an international enemy, therefore he did what was right. Take into consideration that he and his country had suffered under communism.
Communism is still the enemy in South Africa, but due to the ANC keeping people uneducated, they'll never understand. They have to ask themselves why the Russian Federation rejected communism and since then Russia has grown exponentially and millions lifted out of poverty. But... the ANC knows that people that depend on the government will most probably vote for the government as long as they can blame apartheid and not themselves for their corruption and incompetence.
YES, HE IS A POLISH HERO
And a brutal murderer! He will die a slow and painful death in Jail.
Waluś wyrwał chwasta! Amen.
He did a great job
What about Adolf Hitler?
@@reckless_trucks Adolf was a socialist and crypto commie so Janusz also shoot him if he could
We not interested on this one, display the one for Adolf Hitler
The word "hero" seems to be used loosely in Poland
Mostly by a small group of right-winged extremists, it is obvious they are the most active group here in comments section. Personally I find his story sad and tragic. The more I read about Waluś he seem to be a kind person who has been persuaded to do something horrible. However there should never be a place for gloryfing assassination like this. Of course I am afraid some political groups will try to make use of him in Poland, but if he served his sentence and is no longer a danger to anyone I think you should just let him go and live his last days where he wants to.
Freedom for Janusz Waluś!
Of all the european I have met, the polish is one the most peaceful, accepting than any european. I did not find them racist and this why I believe that they poisoned his mind with bad ideas.
Please watch the clip, "What Umkonto we Sizwe did to civilians", which can explain who was Hani and who were Umkonto we Sizwe.
We remember.
Polish Hero Janusz Waluś.
You remember K A K
I have to tell the truth: When I heard the wonderful news about Hani's death, I jumped out of joy.
and now? Do you still jump up for joy?
@@malikkau6863
when walus' is completely redeemed and comes to Poland, please God, I will.
Well...He will be released in about 10 days time. You can have him in Poland. Until he kills people in your country then you will stop jumping for joy. Once a racist always a racist. Once a killer always a killer, even if they tell you otherwise, don't trust them.
@@malikkau6863 That's why so many people are killed-every day if I am not mistaken-in South Africa today.
Are you South African?
His real name was Khubah?
Kuba
It's a nickname given by his family "Kuba"
Janus Walus, his foolish thought of killing the sprit on African man never work
Damian Hadko a true hero for running away from his own country. Very weird way of being a hero. Hero to me are those brave people in Gdańsk who stood up to general Jeruzenski and martial law. Not a coward who looked for safe heavens in South Africa.
@@youssefcamara3916 I agree. Also mind that in 1993 there was new democratic government in Poland, and he could go back to his fatherland if he hadn't liked situation in South Africa.
@@amethyst8852 exactly!
"Many Poles feel about Communism the way many blacks feel about Apartheid"???? Okay, Shap.
Ntsika Maki The difference is that the different Communist regimes really oppressed people, without giving them or the option of coexistence any chance. About 150 million people were killed by the different Communist regimes, while the number of people, killed in South Africa during the years 1948-1990, was about 21 thousand, mostly in "Black on Black" violence. This is the difference.
@Demoth khonkhe Yes, Black on Black violence, at least the IFP has some culture and tradition.
@@Freeseselj slavery and colonialism are part of capitalism. Wanna estimate how many people died because of this systems? Over 10 million in Congo alone
@insta Nolo As if to justify the murders of countless innocent men, women and children Chris Hani was responsible for.
@@charlesscott4722 The government of Today's South Africa is Comopitalistic; it is for sharing the property of the helpful poor with the property of chronic parasites, but never the property of the super rich ruling class. And yes, during the many years all Capitalist and similar systems existed, many people were killed.