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Whenever I think about SA farm murders, I remember the 2018 Farmlands documentary. A crime scene cleaner recounts horrific details, including the brutal murder of a child. She emphasizes that these acts are not mere robberies but intentional killings marked by extreme violence. Many dismiss these events or even express indifference towards the victims due to prevailing anti-white sentiments. The documentary shares chilling stories, like a man executed in front of his family and another victim who survived a face shot. It's a stark reminder of the ongoing violence.

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🧵🇿🇦 Whenever the topic of SA farm murders arises, I always recall the 2018 Farmlands documentary in which a crime scene cleaner describes how she had to scrape the skin of a 12-year-old boy from a bathtub after he had been drowned in boiling water. She speaks of brutally murdered babies, children, torture, rape, severed limbs. The cleaners say the murders aren't robberies as the government claims, but are intentional killings due to the sheer brutality. Yet many want to deny the murders are even happening, or even worse, seem giddy about whites being killed because of the anti-white rhetoric that's plaguing society.

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Formerders are intentional killings, not robberies. The brutality against farmers in South Africa is indescribable. Victims have been found with nails pulled out, hands removed, and instances of rape and murder, including babies and children. One case involved a 12-year-old boy drowned in boiling water by attackers arranged by the domestic worker; the skin peeled off in the hot water. The reality of these murders surpasses the worst movies.

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Speaker 0: Formerders are intentional. It's not robberies. It's it's intention the the intention of the attackers is, according to us and what we've seen, is to kill. It's been classified, especially on the crime stats as well that it's attacks or robberies, burglaries. But because there is no statistic for former murders currently in South Africa, The the brutal the brutality of the farmers in South Africa is indescribable. We found pieces of nails being pulled out. We found we found hands being removed from bodies. We found people raped murdered, brutally murdered babies, children, the farmers trying to protect their families and there's just no stopping. The farm murders are brutal. Another one that stays with me is in Johannesburg, just outside Johannesburg. We had a fire murder where five people came in. It was arranged by their domestic worker. And they drowned the 12 year old boy in boiling hot water. So we had to remove the skin from the bath as as it was peeling off him in the the hot water. That was a terrible scene. If you look at the worst worst movies ever made, it's not really a patch against what is really going on there. It's unbelievable.

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Later in the documentary, this woman said how her father was shot in the stomach, stumbled to his chair, and was then shot in the head 'execution style' in one of these farm attacks. The attackers helped themselves to food in the fridge and 20,000 Rand ($1,300) before leaving. Other farmers caught the attackers, not the police, and they were given 15 years, but that sentence could easily have been cut to six.

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This man's mother-in-law was murdered in 2008. The attackers strangled her with a belt, took out her eyes with a fork, and then stabbed her all over her body with the fork. https://t.co/8EDZOS8j3u

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This woman said that her husband was shot in the face during a farm attack, while her two young children were home. Thankfully, he survived. She says that you hear about farm murders every day. https://t.co/OpBDGcB8Ab

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The documentary, for anyone who wants to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_bDc7FfItk