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South African couple attacked in hijack attempt. Husband was armed, he smoked one attacker, and saved both their lives. Criminals 0. Family man 1.

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A couple is approached by armed men as they exit their car. The woman runs away while the man engages in a gunfight. Eventually, they escape in their car, leaving the woman behind. The armed men return to check on their injured companion. The woman catches up to the man and they turn back to retrieve their injured friend. They struggle to fit him in the car, but he is unresponsive. The woman grabs a gun and they flee the scene.
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Speaker 0: Up here, I think a husband and wife or a man and woman. And the woman gets out of the passenger side here, left as a passenger side, in this country. And as she gets out, I think it's a she. Now watch to the very left. You're gonna see a car come out and pull up next to them. And there's going to be a couple dudes with guns in that, and she runs off and tries to get the heck away from them. And now as they approach the driver's side, side. Well, now on the driver's side, there's a dude with a gun, and he is gonna smoke that 1st guy and get into a pretty good gunfight with the 2nd guy here. That 1st guy just lays down and stops what he's doing. And now as you can see, the Phibbs are there. The gunfight is on as they decide to ghost ride the whip here to get the heck out of the way. The man's gonna finally jump in the car and start driving off away as the lady is hiding in the bushes, and our bad guys show up, take a couple more Hotshots at them, and now they're gonna go, oh, jeez, man. What happened to our dude? And go back to him. Now watch the final victim. You watch her now. I think our dude is kinda tooling out, hoping that she'll catch up to him. And so now she is gonna run her way and and run after him to rock that party. And then they are going to I'm I'm just speeding it up for the sake of time. They're gonna turn back around to go get their dude and go, oh, man. We gotta stick this sky back in the car and get the heck out of here. So they are going to do their very best to stuff him in the car. I think he took the room temperature challenge, grab his gun and run off, and we got lessons to learn out of this
Saved - October 9, 2023 at 6:31 AM

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This was a real nightmare in Israel. Please don’t give up your rights to bare arms. Just sayin………

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Another farm attack in South Africa - attacked by 6 armed tango's. When a country accepts this level of brutality as a "normal crime", you should be training.. think about that. https://t.co/EoxLcIH9Ao

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I explore the troubling parallels between South Africa and America, focusing on the aftermath of apartheid and the rise of crime and chaos under the ANC. Despite Mandela's initial moderation, his successors have led the country into a dire situation marked by rampant crime, ineffective governance, and oppressive DEI policies that mirror America's challenges. As I observe the increasing lawlessness and societal decay in both nations, I warn that America is heading toward a similar fate if we don't change course soon. The lessons from Rhodesia's downfall are particularly poignant.

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The South Africanization of America: Chaos is Coming, or Already Here While Rhodesia is a great story of how Western willingness to betray friends led to anti-civilization victory abroad, the closer example to where America is headed is South Africa, in this 🧵 I'll show why👇

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First, as a reminder, South Africa embraced apartheid after WWII, and continued with white-minority government until the early 1990s At that point, it opted for "liberal democracy," and the black majority elected Mandela, a communist convicted for helping blow up a church

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His wife, Winnie Mandela, was even worse She was another active communist in the ANC who was known for "necklacing" her political enemies, a horrific act that consisted of sticking the person in a gasoline-soaked tire and setting it ablaze, causing a long, torturous death

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As in Mugabe's Zimbabwe, some held out hope that the former terrorist would be something of a moderate and not repay the indignities of apartheid with more terrorism To some extent, those hopes proved more fulfilled in South Africa than Zimbabwe, and Mandela didn't resort to open thuggery and brutality-enforced expropriation like Mugabe

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But, things still took a turn for the worse in the Rainbow Nation, particularly after Mandela's ANC successors took the helm In the decades of ANC rule that have followed, crime has risen dramatically, the country's electrical grid has been raided by copper thieves, DEI-type policies have inflicted unbearable burdens on its formerly successful companies, and its formerly top-tier military is now struggling in a proxy war against Rwanda

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The particular issue with South Africa is anarcho-tyranny: to a large extent criminals like zama zama gangs, farm attackers, and basic thugs can get away with brutal murder, with the state sometimes even assisting, while those who defend themselves face lawfare SA is less bad on that front than Europe: self-defense is still allowed, fortunately. But, the government is clearly on the side of the criminals, particularly in farm attacks

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In fact, as @k9_reaper and @twatterbaas have pointed out the farm attackers are using military-grade equipment, including highly expensive signal jammers, to assist in their attacks on farms And, even if the government isn't directly assisting in these attacks (which it may very well be), it's at least letting them continue to occur, which is much the same thing to isolated, rural farmers

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These farm attacks, as a reminder, are absolutely horrific. Here's just one of the stories @k9_reaper has shared:

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And, just as the government isn't interested in preventing them, it's entirely uninterested in solving them. 95% of the murders go unsolved!

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And while the farm attacks are horrible, they're not all that the South African population suffers. There are also riots that involve burning buildings, murders, theft, and the like. Here's footage of a riot that @k9_reaper shared in August of 2023

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These riots often escalate, and in 2021, for example, vast columns of rioters burnt the country to a crisp, causing billions of dollars of damage in the relatively poor country They were only stopped by groups of armed men, mainly Boers and Indians, who were armed to the teeth and fought back, protecting their neighborhoods. Thousands, if not more, died. Here's a video of the chaos, also from @k9_reaper :

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Naturally, the crime has caused a need for safety, so those South Africans who can afford it live in modern day castles. Here, for example, is video from @k9_reaper of a home protected by concrete walls, iron beams, barbed wire, light beams, and alarms:

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Meanwhile, the companies that remain in the degrading country suffer under DEI laws that makes America's look tame For example, the amended "Employment Equity Act" effectively requires racial quotas, and the DEI policies regarding hiring make it near-impossible for well-qualified whites to find employment, get into college or graduate programs, or otherwise thrive economically It's blatant discrimination that has served no one

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The DEI situation has created an immense competence crisis, and now even basic heavy industry like steel-making can't survive

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So, it's a dire situation. Unfortunately, America is headed in much the same direction

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For one, DEI is an obvious millstone in America, as shown by the resistance that even liberal to moderate business leaders and investors like @elonmusk and @BillAckman are putting up to it

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Further, it's an obvious fact of life, and has decidedly hurt white Americans. For example, a Bloomberg study found that only 6% of new jobs at S&P 100 companies went to whites in the years after the BLM protests. “The overall job growth included 20,524 White workers. The other 302,570 jobs — or 94% of the headcount increase — went to people of color,” Bloomberg wrote. It was later shown that that was only new jobs. When turnover for old jobs was included, the real percentage was closer to ~25% going to whites. But, still, at ~61% of the population, that shows obvious discrimination

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The same is true of college admissions, with whites and Asians heavily discriminated against even in the very upper slice of academic scores:

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American companies are, admittedly, much more successful than their South African counterparts. But, still, trouble is on the horizon, with a competence crisis nearing as merit is put last and various racial and political considerations are put first

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Take, for example, the constant chaos at airports. Flights are routinely late, scheduled incorrectly, canceled, or otherwise problematic That wasn't the case even a decade or two ago, but now it's hard to take a single flight without facing an issue of some sort

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Yes, the planes aren't falling out of the sk yet...well, except for Boeing planes, but they are rarely arriving on time

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And then there's crime Yes, America isn't at the rate of crime it was in the 70s, when Black Panthers were assaulting people in the streets, leftist terror groups were carrying out regular bombings, and muggings and other sorts of petty, violent crime were through the roof

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But crime is on the rise. Gangs are using signal jammers to break into homes. Squatting, a recurrent problem in South Africa, is out of control, with the government siding with the squatters over the owners. NYC subways aren't safe and most America cities have "No Go Zones" where violent crime is out of control

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Meanwhile, those who try to stand up to it face lawfare from a government that sides with violent criminals over law-abiding citizens

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And there's the rioting problem...for which those who Burned, Looted, and Murdered their way across America never faced any consequences, and indeed were often given settlement dollars by municipalities

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So, America is heading the direction of South Africa. Though we aren't in the same abysmal state as of yet, we are in a very dangerous situation where we can see the cliff ahead - South Africa-style chaos - but run toward it at full speed regardless A competent, self-confident society would change course before it's too late. But, like South Africa, we might just commit civilizational suicide instead

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Remember, we needn't have neded up here

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And that just makes the Rhodesian story all the more inspiring As an outpost of Old World civilization, they fought the whole world for what they had and saw as right rather than surrender to the Marxist, Leninist grievance politics of their day There's much we ought learn from them

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Read here about the DEI similarities: https://www.theamericantribune.news/p/south-africa-the-dei-nation

South Africa: The DEI Nation South Africa's Disastrous Present is America's Dismal Future theamericantribune.news

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And read here our interviews with @k9_reaper about the state of things in South Africa: https://www.theamericantribune.news/p/surviving-south-africa-a-boers-take

Surviving South Africa: A Boer's Take on the South African Situation Pt. 2 What Americans Must Learn from the Collapse of the Rainbow Nation theamericantribune.news

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And read here about the West's betrayal of Rhodesia: https://t.co/x7wtDCQoiy

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Rhodesia, after it fell to Mugabe in 1980, was forgotten for many decades, but it matters greatly because it shows why the West is no longer what it once was A short 🧵👇 https://t.co/d4TVtICfJe

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And learn here how you can stand up to this discriminatory regime in a legal, reasonable way that helps bring merit back to the workplace:

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As @realJeremyCarl explains in his "The Unprotected Class," much of that wokeness leads to anti-white rhetoric How many companies, for example, force employees into seminars on how "whiteness is evil" or some like topic, and have employee interest groups for all ethnic groups except Caucasians?

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Read here about Rhodesia's similar situation: https://t.co/yXfFEhzzpe

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By now, most everyone has heard of the farm attacks in South Africa They're awful, and it's gut-wrenching to hear stories guys like @k9_reaper have about sickening scenes of torture and death But this isn't the first time we've seen this. Rhodesia had a similar problem A 🧵👇 https://t.co/I0N7Dzovvz

Saved - January 17, 2025 at 4:45 AM
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I've been reflecting on the horrific farm attacks in South Africa, drawing parallels to the past struggles in Rhodesia. The bravery of Boer farmers today reminds me of those who faced similar threats in Rhodesia, where isolated families defended themselves against heavily armed attackers. Stories from that time highlight the extreme dangers they faced, often resulting in tragic outcomes. The key takeaway is that isolation can be perilous; forming defensible communities is crucial for safety. As we observe these patterns, it's essential to learn from history to prepare for potential challenges ahead.

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By now, most everyone has heard of the farm attacks in South Africa They're awful, and it's gut-wrenching to hear stories guys like @k9_reaper have about sickening scenes of torture and death But this isn't the first time we've seen this. Rhodesia had a similar problem A 🧵👇

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These farm attacks, as a reminder, are absolutely horrific. Here's just one of the stories @k9_reaper has shared:

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First, nothing in this is meant to diminish from what the Boer farmers in South Africa are dealing with, or to say their problem is less bad They're heroes for how they try to stand up to this evil, and it's incredible they've managed to hold on for so long So props to them, and their story is definitely worth reading about, along with the Rhodesian one

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So, with that in mind, let's talk about the farm attacks in Rhodesia, as there's a whole lot to learn from them As a reminder, Rhodesia's economy, though industrializing, was primarily agricultural Further, it was a country of great estates. So, there'd be a huge, multi-thousand acre farm like Ian Smith's, perhaps running a cattle operation and growing a cash crop like tobacco.

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Such a farm would be relatively isolated: a few farm laborers, the family, and the vast veldt around them from which the terrorists could emerge at any moment Like the Boer farmers of today, they were isolated in a hostile world, and frequently under attack Only their attackers weren't just thuggish intruders with r*pe and robbery on the mind. They were highly trained and heavily armed intruders

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So, your average Anglo family out on the veldt had to be prepared not just to fight the thugs armed with pistols and sledgehammers today's Boer farmers have to deal with, but the same sorts armed with mortars, RPGs, RPDs, and so on The "floppies," as they were called, were heavily armed and ready to use it, so average families had to be armed to the teeth as well

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And that's just on the farms When driving between the isolated farms, whether to help a family fight off attackers or for a party like in the old days, families had to watch out for ambushes and road mines, effectively necessitating armed and/or armored vehicles for a little jaunt to a friend's house or into town for necessaries

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There are some wild stories about this time. Families fighting off terrorists shooting at them with RPGs while waiting on the RLI to arrive, etc. One of my favorite stories (I wish I could remember which book it's from), comes from the floppies trying to use a mortar with which they had been supplied: As was sadly usual, the terrorists showed up and the family retreated to the bunker on the farm to wait it out. The rebels then set up the mortar and started trying to use it. A few rounds went wild, then the family heard a thunderous boom. After that, dead silence. A bit later, when the cavalry showed up, they went to investigate. They found that the rebels had been drinking, and forgot to make sure the mortar baseplate was on solid ground. So, as it kept firing, it sunk deeper and deeper into the ground, and the barrel pointed more and more toward the sky. Eventually, it was vertical, but the drunken rebels didn't notice or care. So the fired a round, it went up, and then fell right back on them and detonated the ammunition supply, killing all the rebels and destroying their equipment. Just an average day on the veldt

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So, such was what the farmers in Rhodesia had to deal with. They were fighting off murderous thugs armed not just with small arms, but with heavy military equipment, which is terrifying, and something that might be coming to South Africa as its state capacity continues declining...

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Eventually, it proved to be too much. Farmers fled to escape being blown to bits my mortars, and the country gradually ran out of farms and men, weakening the war effort Though the farm attacks were rarely successful, they did aid the rebel cause by frightening Rhodesia's civilian, farmer population out of the country and weakening the agrarian land's economic backbone

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So, what can we learn from them? The big lesson is that you can't retreat to the middle of nowhere and hope that saves you. When it comes down to it, the enemy is ready and willing to raid the farmland, and if you're isolated, you're exposed to their attacks. That might sound apocalyptic...but it's worth remembering. We don't have RLI Fireforce teams to parachute in and save us. Our government hates us and we're on our own. So, instead of staying isolated, people with their heads screwed on straight need defensible communities and bands of brothers willing to defend them, if it ever comes to it, something of the sort that @untappedgrowth talks about Hopefully that won't come to America, or is at least a long ways off...but the South Africanization of America continues apace, so it's hard not to keep it in mind and try to learn some lessons from the Rhodesian farmers

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Check out some more awesome Rhodesia pics here:

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Alright, time for something a bit different for a Rhodesia🧵. Below are my 6 favorite pics from the country and war. If you have others, please contribute them!

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And read here about the West's war on Rhodesia: https://www.theamericantribune.news/p/how-the-united-states-supported-white

How the United States Supported White Genocide in Southern Africa The Problem Elon Called Out is an Old One, and the US is Culpable theamericantribune.news
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I’m sharing old footage from the July Riots of 2021 in South Africa, a time when looters nearly brought chaos and communities had to band together to protect themselves. This serves as a warning to the world about the potential for unrest. More footage follows.

@k9_reaper - k9_reaper | T.I.A

A warning to the world - here is some old footage that I had lying around from the July Riots of 2021.. where South Africa was almost destroyed by countless looters - and communities were forced to defend themselves. More footage in this thread. 👇🏻 https://t.co/G51m4vmL2V

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Soldiers have arrived in Westwood, Durban, as the situation becomes increasingly serious. The soldiers are present and are seen clearing the streets. Reporting live from the scene.
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Speaker 0: Soldiers are here. Soldiers are here. Soldiers are here. Soldiers are here. Yeah. Things are getting tight here. Things are getting very tight here. Soldiers are here. It's really getting tough here. Things are getting very serious here, guys. Solder here. They're wiping the street. The soldiers are here. Reporting live from Westwood, Durban. I'm out.

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Many looters are using trucks to steal goods in the aftermath of recent unrest in Bauteng and Kwazulu Natal. They remove their license plates to avoid being identified. The situation is chaotic, with liquor stores being emptied of stock.
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Speaker 0: And and and Barkis are here in their numbers to transport the loot. And this is, of course, in the wake of the recent, unrest in the in the in the province, in particularly, Bauteng and Kwazulu Natal. And, a lot of vehicles, as such as this one, when they come through to do their load, they remove their number plates so that they can they can try and not be recognizable. So this is the situation quite I don't know what to call it, but it's chaotic at this stage. And, the liquor there for that side has been is still being looted. And, it's almost I could say it's almost out of stock on literal means. So that's the situation here.

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There are currently 100 looters at Makro being confronted by security and tear gas. They are attempting to breach the warehouse in Conovia/Umshanga metro by running over the wall.
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Speaker 0: Guys, this is live right now at Mackerel. 100 of looters trying to get into Makro. 100 of them being discussed by security, tear gas. They're now trying to run over the wall into the the bigger warehouse in gauge or tear gas. This is right here, Conovia slash Umshanga metro.

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There is a situation in Hookest where the losers have looted a bottle store in food lovers markets. They are moving through Koutarogas. Avoid the area, do not provoke or record them. Stay indoors and out of their path.
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Speaker 0: Tyler here from A Force Security. This is the current situation we have in Hookest. The losers have just finished losing the bottle store here in food lovers markets. They're making their way through in Koutarogas. Please stay out of the area. Do not provoke them. Do not video them. Stay indoors, and stay out of their way.

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Reporting live from Eden Jail Mall, it's on fire after looting. This sad reality in South Africa needs action. People will lose jobs, shops have insurance but not jobs. McDonald's is burning, the entire mall is gone. This is a terrible situation. Translation: Informing live from Eden Jail Mall, it is burning after looting. This sad reality in South Africa requires action. People will lose jobs, shops have insurance but not jobs. McDonald's is burning, the entire mall is gone. This is a terrible situation.
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Speaker 0: Guys, reporting live from Eden Jail Mall. The place is now on fire. The looting is done. It's on fire. This is very very sad reality of what's happening in South Africa. Something needs to happen guys. Imagine all the people that are gonna lose their jobs. Shops may have insurance, but people don't have insurances against their jobs, guys. Look at this. McDonald's is on fire. The whole place is on fire. Well, we currently don't have a mall now at Eatontail. This is bad.
Saved - January 17, 2025 at 5:07 AM
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The recent news about Nelson Mandela's grandson has prompted me to reflect on the darker aspects of the Mandela family's legacy. While many view Nelson as a symbol of peace, he was involved in violent acts, including bombings that targeted civilians, and was part of the ANC's armed wing, Umkhonto we Sizwe. His wife, Winnie, was notorious for her brutal methods of execution, particularly necklacing. The family's history is marred by terrorism and violence, culminating in the grandson's recent criminal behavior, which seems to echo their past.

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The Mandelas are back in the news thanks to his grandson's criminal behavior So, time to discuss how awful the Mandela family was: Nelson was a communist terrorist on the terror watchlist and his wife Winnie burned enemies alive in necklacing, a horrific execution method 🧵👇

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Nelson Mandela himself is as good a place as any to start While that stupid "Invictus" movie presented him as a lovable grandpa-type figure looking out for the good of the country, the reality is far different Namely, Mandela was imprisoned not for being a "dissident," but for blowing up civilians in a bombing campaign

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Mandela was, in fact, the one who turned part of the ANC toward terrorism: in the early 60s, he was inspired by the actions of men like Che Guevara and Fidel Castro, and convinced then-ANC leader Albert Luthuli to create an armed division of the ANC Luthuli, though claiming to be predisposed against violence, acceded to the request, and Mandela founded that military branch alongside Joe Slovo, a communist from Lithuania who was trained in the Soviet Union. They called it Umkhonto we Sizwe ("MK'), meaning Spear of the Nation. Slovo and Mandela are pictured below

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Meanwhile, as the ANC admitted around 2011, Mandela himself had joined the Communist Party, in addition to his leadership role within the ANC and MK As could be expected of communist terrorists, MK launched its guerrilla campaign and bombings were carried out over the ensuing years, killing South African civilians. These attacks included destruction of an electrical substation, attacks on government posts, destruction of power facilities, and burnings of farmer's crops Mandela was caught at the end of 1962 and, after the first charges against him was thrown out, convicted of sabotage and treason charges and locked up for the next 18 years

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Over the ensuing years, the Mandela-founded MK continued the terror campaign. Particularly, in the 1980s, the group, trained by the East Germans and Soviets, carried out dozens of bombings and landmine attacks The most notorious of these was the Church Street Bombing, which left 19 dead and 217 injured, but numerous attacks involving bombs, grenade launchers, and landmines were used to attack electrical infrastructure, military bases, and civilian gathering places

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Because of those attacks, Mandela remained on the US Terrorist Watch List until 2008 Reagan, describing the bombings, noted the campaign of “calculated terror by elements of the African National Congress,” a campaign which included “the mining of roads, the bombings of public places, designed to bring about further repression, the imposition of martial law, and eventually creating the conditions for racial war.”

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Winnie, his wife, was even worse She, known for her saying, “with our boxes of matches and our necklaces we shall liberate this country,” used the horrific "necklacing" method of execution to kill her political enemies, many of them young black men who worked with the South African government rather than the ANC terrorists

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Necklacing, which Winnie Mandela and her thugs, called the Soweto Youth, long carried out and never apologized for, consisted of sticking a rubber tire around a victim, hacking off the hands so that it could not be removed, dousing it and the victim in gasoline, and setting it alight This led to long, slow, and painful deaths

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Winnie and the Soweto Youth even necklaced teens suspected of working with the South African government, killing them in the aforementioned, brutal way She remained married to Nelson until 1996, well after her necklacing activity, and retained her official leadership positions within the ANC

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So, it's no real surprise that Nelson Mandela's grandson is carrying out hijackings He was a terrorist on the terror watch list because he and his men blew up civilians His wife was mainly known for torturing young men in the townships to death An evil family

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This great post by @twatterbaas inspired this thread, though I’ve written about both of the Mandelas before

@twatterbaas - Boer

Do you know that Nelson Mandela planted bombs that killed people and that U.S. Government had Nelson Mandela on Terrorist Watch Lists Until 2008. Today his grandson was arrested for car hijacking and had an unlicensed pistol. Nelson’s wife Winnie Mandela was also famous for her words “with our boxes of matches and our necklaces we shall liberate this country.” Necklacing is a method of extrajudicialsummary execution and torture carried out by forcing a rubber tire drenched with petrol around a victim's chest and arms, and setting it on fire. The term "necklace" originated in the 1980s in black townships of apartheid South Africa where suspected apartheid collaborators were publicly executed in this fashion. https://time.com/5338569/nelson-mandela-terror-list/

The U.S. Government Had Nelson Mandela on Terrorist Watch Lists Until 2008. Here’s Why On the centennial of Nelson Mandela's birth, he is remembered as a symbol of peace—but he was on the U.S. terror watch lists until 2008. time.com

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

@twatterbaas Learn more about the destruction of South Africa here: https://www.theamericantribune.news/p/how-the-united-states-supported-white

How the United States Supported White Genocide in Southern Africa The Problem Elon Called Out is an Old One, and the US is Culpable theamericantribune.news
Saved - January 17, 2025 at 4:25 AM
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I’ve been discussing the alarming rise of signal jammers in crime, particularly in South Africa, where they are used to facilitate brutal attacks by disabling communication. This trend raises concerns for Americans as well, especially in a climate where law enforcement is often ineffective. The potential for organized crime to exploit similar tactics here is troubling, particularly with the rise of cartels and groups like Antifa. The overarching message is clear: personal security increasingly relies on individual preparedness rather than state protection.

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

"You Best Start Believing in the South Africanization of America...You're In It!" See the signal jammer? This is the big change coming to American crime We've long suffered the predations of criminals and their enablers, but signal jammer use shows how it'll get worse 🧵👇

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

First, here's how @k9_reaper described signal jammer use to me in a November of 2023 interview: Signal jammers are being used for everything from everything from hijackings, cash-in transfer heists, home invasions, and farm attacks as well. So the signal jammer, depending on the model, works at blocking all incoming and outgoing signals from everything from cell phones to radios to even some security cameras in a range of 25 to 100 meters. The sole goal of a signal jammer is to ensure that your target can’t call for help. The reason they use them for farm attacks is that a lot of farmers are out of the community safety initiative and they rely on radios to be able to call for help to one another, to come and assist. You’re probably thinking of that famous picture of that guy with the signal jammer backpack during a farm attack. It was like a black-and-white photo, and he had that proper military signal jammer. That wasn’t just anything you could get from Alibaba, or even from Mozambique and just driving it over the border or something. That was a proper military use jammer pack in use with the SADF. You’ll see a lot of military and ex-active duty military personnel in these farm attacks, and they often just take what they need from the military before they go out on the attacks. In essence, the farm attacks are the most brutal thing anyone can imagine. They make those attacks going on in Israel and Gaza look like a walk in the park. And the use of the signal jammer packs is real. It is happening on a daily basis. Both to the citizens of the Republic of South Africa and to people they want to assassinate.

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

So, how's that relevant for Americans? Well, first off, even if you are armed not being able to call for help can be a problem if there are multiple assailants But, more than that, most people aren't armed. At least not with firearms. They still, delusionally, believe the police are there to help them, even after the Floyd riots showed that to largely be a lie. So, if unarmed and unable to call for help because of signal jammers, you're at the not-so-tender mercies of the criminal underclass, and face situations like that called out by K9 in the post below

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

And that leads into the other problem: in South Africa, law and order are so decayed that, as K9 mentioned in the quote, locals have to rely on each other. Whether that means responding to farm attacks, defending neighborhoods from riots, etc. they must rely on each other Which means communicating with each other This is something that came up in the Rhodesian Bush War as well: farmers had to defend themselves and radio for relief units to come help them fight off the terrorist attackers Signal jammers make that impossible, particularly if landlines are cut The criminals themselves know this: gangs of illegal immigrant gangs were, earlier in 2024, caught using signal jammers to break into homes, as the jammers can defeat digital locks and prevent residents calling for help

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

Now, America, of course, is not South Africa; so much should be obvious. We're not as bad right now, nowhere near as far along the path of anarchotyranny, and have more of a hope of recovery But the anarchotyranny situation is bad, as 2020 put in stark relief: police forces are too small and the military too far to the left to respond to large public disturbances, such as riots. If the criminal underclass wants to cause chaos and mobilizes enough to do so, you're on your own. And you might be punished if the state glimpses you fighting back. Our state, like theirs will tyrannically regulate the lives of law-abiding citizens to the minute details and punish them for even slight infractions, but is meanwhile unable or unwilling to stop real criminals, particularly those who organize themselves and are ideologically in line with the state, from breaking the law and preying on law-abiding citizens

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

And in some ways it is getting worse Particularly, the cartels have certainly been able to gain a much greater foothold in America during the Biden years, and related groups like Tren de Aragua have taken over entire apartment complexes, with the media and Biden regime minimizing their predations The cartels are already using signal jammers, and, as shown by the Detroit situation, illegal immigrant gangs like Tren de Aragua can as well

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

Trump, of course, will theoretically take those groups on in an attempt to deport most of their members But think of this: what happens when he does that? Will militarized groups like Los Zetas go quietly into that good night? Or will they activate those cells already here, like Pablo in Columbia in the 1980s? These groups are wealthy, have huge gangs of vicious footsoldiers within and without America at their disposal, and have shown some competence at fighting state-level groups Now, suggesting they'd defeat America in actual battles, like happened in Sinaloa when Mexico's military captured Ovidio Guzmán (son of El Chapo), is ridiculous But local police forces? At least for a time? It's a potential problem, and the militarized nature of even low level drug dealers, as shown by the tweet at the top, shows it's increasingly a large one

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

Similarly, Antifa has faded from the news, but 1) it is still around, 2) it appears to be training seriously, and 3) it caused much of the chaos of Trump's first term, particularly 2020 In areas where they're strong, anarchy could be back on the menu

@iamhaleyshane - Haley🔥Shane | Traveling Brand Designer

A friend of mine attended an Antifa meeting. They were nice enough to send me some audio recordings of it to pick through, which I'd like to share here. I will tell you, these people are not the push over blue haired misgender police you think they are. 👇

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

Neither of those examples could play out. I don't know a great deal about either issue, and the US isn't so far gone that either is potentially fatal But both could cause much public nuisance, including that which applies to you And that is the real takeaway from South Africa: it's not that low-level, mostly unorganized crime is bad, particularly when officials tolerate it. That's obvious, but not the biggest problem The real issue is that when organized groups start garnering enough power to do as they please, whether SA's military-backed farm attack gangs, groups like the zama zamas, or looting gangs, they can cause a great amount of chaos and they tech they use matters greatly Signal jammers, in particular, are an issue because they make it difficult to call the authorities or trusted neighbors for help. You're on your own, outnumbered by those who hate you. And our enemies have shown they have and can use similar technology

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

The South Africanization of America remains a problem, even with Trump elected. Hopefully, he fights back against it, but it's still a problem that must be fought...and the issues created by it remain big ones I wrote more on it here:

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

The South Africanization of America: Chaos is Coming, or Already Here While Rhodesia is a great story of how Western willingness to betray friends led to anti-civilization victory abroad, the closer example to where America is headed is South Africa, in this 🧵 I'll show why👇

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

If this helped you remember that your security is in your hands, not that of the state, particularly as the left doubles down on anarchotyranny, @DolioJ and @DonShift3 are great resources, as are @wayofftheres and @IsaacBotkin I'm sure there are other great ones, but those come to mind

@Will_Tanner_1 - Will Tanner

Here's the interview with K9 I mentioned in the thread: https://www.theamericantribune.news/p/a-boers-view-of-the-crisis-in-south

A Boer's View of the Crisis in South Africa What's Actually Going On theamericantribune.news
Saved - June 6, 2025 at 4:50 PM
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The posts discuss various contentious issues in South Africa, including Andile Mngxitama's violent rhetoric against white people, the country's economic struggles marked by high unemployment and poverty, and the controversial Expropriation Act allowing land seizure. They also touch on historical figures like Nelson Mandela and Joe Slovo, suggesting connections to Jewish influence in politics. The narrative raises concerns about anti-white sentiments, corruption in black-owned banks, and the role of wealthy individuals in shaping political agendas, portraying South Africa as facing significant challenges.

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

BREAKING: How does South Africa feel about white people? Andile Mngxitama says for every one black person killed we will kill five whites. The BLF President even claimed cats and dogs owned by whites should die. 🧵

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Why does South Africa tolerate an open call to violence against white people? South Africa has a population of around 60 million, with 4.6 million white people.

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Why doesn’t South Africa focus on fixing its economy? Meanwhile there is extreme income inequality: one of the highest in the world, with a Gini coefficient of 0.63. - Unemployment crisis: a staggering 59.6% of young people are unemployed. - Widespread poverty: 55.5% of South Africans (30.3 million people) live below the national poverty line.

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Why is South Africa such a failed state? Is there a pattern here? South Africa has the largest economy by GDP in Africa of $401 billion and $115.24 billion is generated from taxes. However South Africa’s biggest expenditure item is servicing debts, with a Debt to GDP ratio of 70%! This is unsustainable!

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

What is South Africa’s land expropriation act? The Expropriation Act was established in 1975. The Expropriation Bill passed in 2025 is a legislative amendment enacted by the Parliament of South Africa that establishes the framework for compulsory property acquisition by South African government entities. Donald Trump has threatened to cut aid in response to this new law that allows the state to seize land under certain conditions and for specific public use. The United States provided nearly $440 million in foreign aid to South Africa in 2023, according to government data. After taking office on Jan. 20, Trump announced a 90-day freeze on all foreign aid while a review of those programs was ongoing.

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Who really pulls the strings in South Africa? Joseph Malema: What is our commitment? We are going to take the land and we’re not going to pay a cent. Whether they like it or not, the land will be turned in the hands of our people. RECALL in 2011: Malema was arrested for playing “Kill the Boer (white man)” song at his rallies. In March Julius Malema called on his followers to go after the white man and cut the throat of whiteness. It is billionaire Jew Nathan Kirsh who funds the radical, anti-White socialist ‘opposition’ causes, such as South Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), which is led by Julius Malema.

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A revolution demands killing as part of a revolutionary act. It was stated that there has been no call for the killing of white people, at least for now, but there are no guarantees about the future. If things continue as they are, there will be a revolution. When asked for clarification, it was confirmed that "we are not calling for the slaughter of white people, at least for now" means that at some future date, there may be a call for the slaughter of white people. It was stated that this may very well happen in the future. The phrase "shoot to kill Hamazah. Kill the poor, the farmer" was also stated.
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Speaker 0: Must never be scared to kill. A revolution demands that at some point, there must be killing because the killing is part of a revolutionary act. Speaker 1: I I I don't know what's going to happen in the future. I'm saying to you, we've not called for the killing of white people, at least for now. I can't guarantee the future. Speaker 2: Yeah. But, I mean, you'd understand somebody watching that, especially as as it gets shared on Twitter, they freak out. It sounds like a genocidal Uh-uh. Crybabies. Crybabies. I'm not calling for the slaughter of white people, at least for now. Speaker 1: The we I can't give you a guarantee of the future, especially when things are going the way they are. Subtext. Especially thing if things are going the way they are, there will be a revolution in this country. I can tell you now. Speaker 3: We are not calling for the slaughter of white people, at least for now. That means, at some future date, we may call for the slaughter of white people. Is that correct? Speaker 1: Let's deal with that at that future date. I don't know what's going to happen. Speaker 3: So, you're saying you're not ruling out that in the future you may very well call for the slaughter of white people? It may not be me. Speaker 1: Could it be you? It could be me. Yes. But it may not be me. Speaker 3: Yes. So it could be you. You could, at some future date, call for the slaughter of white people. Speaker 0: Shoot to kill Hamazah. Kill the poor, the farmer. Kill the poor, the farmer.

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

RECALL: Here is Nelson Mandela singing "Kill the Whites" in South Africa! Just a cohencidence? This film, which was shot in 1992, shows Nelson Mandela together with members of the ANC, the ANC’s military fraction the Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) and the South African Communist Party singing a war song of how they have pledged to kill the white inhabitants of the country. Mandela legacy: Since 1994, more than 70,000 (and counting) white South Africans have been murdered of which more than 4000 were commercial farmers (210/year). Exact figures are very hard to come by as the South African police fail to report most of the murders that take place.

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Imagine that! https://t.co/Xk7snHXYRQ

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HOW DID THE FIRST BLACK OWNED BANK IN SOUTH AFRICA COLLAPSE? In June 2020 eight people associated with VBS Mutual Bank and the bank's auditor, KPMG, were charged by the NPA on 47 counts of theft, fraud, corruption and contraventions of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act. Chairperson Tshifhiwa Matodzi, CEO Andile Ramavhunga and CFO Philip Truter were among those arrested and charged. A 2018 SARB report found that R1,894,923,674 was transferred from the VBS MUTUAL Bank to fifty three individuals between 15 March 2015 and 17 June 2018. According to the report, R16,148,569 of that money went to Brian Shivambu, younger brother of the former Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF), senior politician and now UMkhonto weSizwe (political party) member Floyd Shivambu. The report also implicated the African National Congress's deputy chairperson for Limpopo, Florence Radzilani, and treasurer, Danny Msiza. EFF leader Julius Malema sued a former EFF senior member of his party for alleging that Malema had admitted to him that he benefitted from corruption at VBS. Malema later withdrew the lawsuit. By June 2021 Brian Shivambu paid back R4.55 million and admitted that he received VBS money. Jacob Zuma defaulted on a R7.8 million loan that he obtained to finance his Nkandla homestead.

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Who is Jewish South African billionaire Nathan Kirsh? What does he control? https://t.co/Up6VPQPCRo

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Who is running South Africa?

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

RECALL: The Jews created the African national Congress in South Africa: Lionel Bernstein, Bob Hepple, Dennis Goldberg, Arthur Goldreich, Hazel Goldreich and James Kantor specifically. Mandela was also trained by Mossad and Israel supported the apartheid regime. Are you aware of who Nathan Kirsh is? Nathan Kirsh is the 'George Soros of Africa, who is yet another international, billionaire Jew who funds radical, anti-White socialist 'opposition causes, such as South Africa's Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) lead by Julius Malema, while his family also exerts enormous control over Primedia, the largest media conglomerate in South Africa. And then there are the other Jewish billionaires such as Oppenheimers who have made billions robbing South Africa’s diamond minds for over a century.

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

What happened when blacks ran a bank in South Africa? Why did it collapse? https://t.co/akXTXyOtv7

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Who was Nelson Mandela’s Mossad handler Joe Slovo? The ANC's guerrilla force -- known simply as MK, or more formally as Umkhonto we Sizwe translated "Spear of the Nation" was founded in 1961 by Nelson Mandela and his handler, the Communist Jew Joe Slovo.  Slovo was born in a shtetl in Lithuania and grew up speaking Yiddish and studying the Talmud. He joined the ANC's terrorist wing, the Umkhonto we Sizwe, in 1961 and eventually became its commander. He was named Secretary General of the South African Communist Party in 1986. ("Joe Slovo," Jewish Chronicle, January 13, 1995). Joe Slovo was the "planner of many of the ANC terrorist attacks, including the 1983 car bomb that killed 19 people and injured many others... Slovo, who had traveled to the Soviet Union many times, was awarded a Soviet medal on his 60th birthday...Slovo is a dedicated Communist, a Marxist Leninist without morality of any kind, for whom only victory counts, whatever the human cost, whatever the bloodshed...Slovo disputes little of his image as 'the Communist mastermind' behind the ANC's armed struggle.

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

They don’t hide who they are: anti-white, pro white genocide, pro lgbtq, and of course they’re Talmudic! https://t.co/AvNoml4PGJ

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

How is South Africa enabling Israel’s genocide?

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

RECALL: South Africa has increased its trade with Israel despite the ongoing genocide in Palestine and the ICJ case initiated by South Africa! 🧵

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Who are the main migrants to South Africa?

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

@1776General_ Blacks seek to kill the native white inhabitants of South Africa who developed it over centuries! These same blacks are funded by subversive Jews such as Nathan Kirsh, considered the George Soros of Africa. https://t.co/Be0XUozO1B

@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺

Nelson admits that Jewish lawyers helped him get out of jail. I wonder why it took 27 years given his Mossad agency experience? https://t.co/dNGWZE8VA2

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In political trials, Jewish lawyers have often defended those abandoned by others. The speaker, a lawyer, was trained by a Jewish fan. Many Jewish members of the community are involved in their struggle and hold top positions.
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Speaker 0: In the political trials that have taken place, when few lawyers were prepared to defend us, it has been the Jewish lawyers who have come forward to defend us. I, myself, I myself was articulate. I'm a lawyer by profession. And I was trained to become a lawyer by a Jewish fan. And as I have said, we have many Jews, members of the Jewish community in our struggle, and they have occupied very top position.
Saved - February 10, 2025 at 1:07 PM

@TheSecretSarah - Sarah Downs 🇿🇦

I’m a white person in a farm area in South Africa, recently, almost burglary victim. I have Black, English & Afrikaans neighbours & we stick together & experience the same threats. There isn’t white targeted crime, despite our history where white ppl targeted crime @ black ppl.

Saved - February 9, 2025 at 11:11 PM
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Elon Musk has called for sanctions against South Africa due to Julius Malema's anti-white comments, highlighting the plight of white South Africans. I am a white South African who sought asylum in the U.S. in 2019, fleeing a country plagued by extreme violence and crime, particularly against white farmers. Despite the narrative from some wealthy individuals living behind security, the reality is dire. I came to America legally, built a new life, and now contribute as a superintendent, pilot, and farmer, dedicated to supporting my community.

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

Elon Musk calls for sanctions against South Africa over Julius Malema's Anti-Whiteness Comments, even calling to murder white farmers Did you know White People have been fleeing South Africa and claiming asylum in America? “I'm a white South African. I currently live in the United States and I came here legally in 2019 and I pleaded for asylum. Now you ask yourself why on earth would a white South African plead for asylum? Well, I'll give you a few reasons - South Africa is the rape capital of the world - It is one of the most crime-ridden countries in the world - The current government systematically goes out and murders the white farmers, The very people that feed them are being tortured and brutally slaughtered on a daily basis - The rape capital of the world, the infant rape capital of the world - Now, you go onto social media and you, of course, just like America, we've got screaming liberals that have got a woke mind virus And they will tell you that everything's hunky dory in South Africa. But they don't tell you that those are the multimillionaires who live in estates behind 10-foot fences that are electrified and paid security guards to monitor those areas for 24 hours. Just other side those fences people can't stop at a stop sign after 7 o'clock at night. People can't go for a walk at 7 o'clock at night.” “What happens in South Africa is pure evil.” “Now I came to America, I came here legally, and I came and I established myself and as a true South African, like Joe Rogan says, America needs more people that are not losers. And I'm not a loser. I came over here with a few hundred dollars and a suitcase and I've developed a career for myself. I'm now a superintendent of a golf course. I pay a lot of tax, I support the government, I support the American flag, and I support the American people. I also became a qualified pilot. I am in charge of a farmer's market, as well as I now run a 150 acre farm of my own, where I raise cattle and sheep, all grass-fed and all for the American people, because that's in my blood. That's what I do” This whole video on what’s really going on in South Africa is INSANE

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Hi, I'm Jason Bartlett, a white South African who sought asylum in the US in 2019. South Africa is incredibly dangerous, with rampant crime and the government targeting white farmers. Social media portrays a false sense of security, ignoring the realities faced by most citizens. I came to America with little, built a successful life, and contribute to society as a superintendent, pilot, and farmer. My family and I suffered greatly in South Africa, and we sought refuge here to escape the violence and instability. The South African government's recent land expropriation without compensation law is unjust and will devastate the country. We're not asking for handouts, but for intervention to protect our rights and property. We urge President Trump, Elon Musk, and Joe Rogan to help spread awareness of this crisis.
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Speaker 0: Hi. My name is Jason Bartlett, and I'm a white South African. I currently live in United States. And, I came here legally in 02/2019, and I pleaded for asylum. Now you ask yourself, why on earth would a white South African plead for asylum? Well, I'll give you a few reasons. South Africa is the rape capital of the world. It is one of the most crime ridden countries in the world. It is the current government systematically goes out and murders the white farmers. The very people that feed them are being tortured and brutally slaughtered on a daily basis. The rape capital of the world, the infant rape capital of the world. Now you go on to social media and you, of course, just like America, we've got screaming liberals that have got a white woke mind virus, and they will tell you that everything's honky dory in South Africa. But they don't tell you that those are the multimillionaires who live in estates behind 10 foot fences that are electrified and paid security guards to monitor those areas for twenty four hours. Just other side those fences, people can't stop at a stop sign after 07:00 at night. People can't go for a walk at 07:00 at night. Maybe a couple of men can go, but you know what? How about the women? They can't go anywhere when the sun sets. You can consider them raped. You can consider them abused, and you can consider them kidnapped. What happens in South Africa is pure evil. Now I came to America. I came here legally, and I came and I established myself. And as a true South African, like Joe Rogan says, America needs more people that are not losers, and I'm not a loser. I came over here with a few hundred dollars and a suitcase, and I've developed a career for myself. I'm now a superintendent of a golf course. I pay a lot of tax. I support the government. I support the American flag, and I support the American people. I also became a qualified pilot. I am in charge of a farmer's market as well as I now run a 150 acre farm of my own, where I raise cattle and sheep, all grass fed and all for the American people because that's in my blood. That's what I do. And what the the most detrimental part to my soul is, the fact that people can stand up and say everything's okay in South Africa. Because that is my reality. I came here because I've been through some traumatic experiences, including myself and my wife. We've lost family members. We've lost people that we love. And the day to day basis of crime and and atrocities that are happening in South Africa is something that we don't want to live with. We wanted to come to America, live the American dream, and by the grace of God, we have achieved that, and we are we're getting stronger and better. However, since 1652, white people have been in South Africa. They've bought their land, and they've acquired their land legally. And now, Somerol Maphozho, which is our pagan ANC, leader, has signed into law expropriation of land without compensation. So if you're white, they can come up to you and tell you, hey. We want that land, and we're gonna take it, and we're gonna pillage it, and we're gonna rape the earth, and we're not gonna create food for anybody, and you can't say anything about it. Zimbabwe Two Point o. How did that work out? So this over here is just a video for you to understand that those white South Africans and white South African farmers are entitled to their land. They're entitled to what they have. They do not have to leave that country. They do not have to be forced to leave that country. So the wonderful country of United States is always willing to help. They're always willing to help, always signing checks to places like Ukraine, places like Gaza, everything like that. The people that hate America get so much support. How about you take a look at a petition that my friend, Willem Petzer and Tevye Wessels have put together, and they're gonna go to the embassy this month, and they're gonna hand it over, and you're gonna see the hundreds of thousands of white farmers that support Donald Trump. We're not asking for handouts, but we are asking for intervention so people can rightfully keep their property because no one's gonna invest in a country that has expropriation without compensation. Nobody in their right minds would do that. So this is a message to Donald Trump. President Donald Trump, Elon Musk, people like Joe Rogan need to share this far and wide because you know why? That is illegal what they've done. It is unethical, and it is incorrect. So how about we help the good people for a change?
Saved - February 14, 2025 at 3:43 PM

@twatterbaas - Boer

We are already at war in South Africa. If you have the stomach, listen to my friend Ilene from crime scene cleanup at the end of the clip. She took her family and moved to New Zealand after the things she saw. Please share this to your woke liberals that say Trump and Elon are mad. https://t.co/fmChqkxUL5

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We, the black majority, must fight for our freedom by reclaiming our land, seizing the means of production, and redistributing everything equally in a society that prioritizes black people. Peaceful methods have failed to change our lived experiences, and we have been patient for over 400 years. We're coming to take what is owed to us. White people are land thieves with no stake in this society. Farm murders are brutal and intentional, not just robberies. Victims endure unspeakable torture, like nails being pulled out and hands being removed. In one case, a 12-year-old boy was drowned in boiling water by intruders arranged by the domestic worker. The brutality surpasses even the worst movies.
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Speaker 0: We have to fight in order to attain freedom as the black majority in this country. And the fight has to be located in taking back the land and expropriating back into the people, in seizing the means of production and expropriating everything or rather redistributing everything equally. And a society that would embody a value system that puts black people first. We'll have to be attained through, through, through, through confrontation, unfortunately, through confrontation, unfortunately, because our people have waited for so long. Right? We've waited for so long. Peaceful and and and nothing is happening in terms of changing our lived experience. Right? In fact, the settlers know that very well. So we are already at war. We are already at war. We are our people are at war in farms now. Speaker 1: White people and persons like Breidenbach are land thieves, and they have no stake to this society. And the black majority understands that, and we will respond accordingly. Speaker 0: I think black people have been patient enough for more than four hundred years of colonialism, and we don't want you to feel pity for us. We are coming for you, and we are going to get everything that you owe. It's us. Speaker 2: Four murders are one of the most gruesome kind of crime scenes that we have to deal with, especially while while in South Africa. Four murders 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 farmeders, currently, in South Africa, the the brutal the brutality of the farmeders in South Africa is undescribable. We found pieces of nails being pulled out. We found, we found hands being removed from bodies. We found people right murdered, brute brutally murdered, babies, children. The farmers trying to protect their families, and and there's just no stopping. The the farm murders are brutal. Another one that stays with me is in Johannesburg, just outside Johannesburg. We had a farm order 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 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.
Saved - May 13, 2025 at 6:38 AM

@twatterbaas - Boer

South African White farming family destroyed. - grandpa hacked and killed with hammers - father hacked and killed with hammers - mother raped 4 times, with gun next to her head - 13 year old daughter raped and stabbed in neck “Normal crimes”

@twatterbaas - Boer

South African x K9 Policeman opens up about the reality and brutality of the killing of farmers. Listen and share. https://t.co/5okJLZhsuk

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In 1995, as a police officer, the speaker responded to a farm attack in Fochville. Arriving on the scene, he saw a girl with a head bandage and her mother in an ambulance. Inside the house, the father and grandfather were dead, hacked with hammers. The walls were smeared with blood and the words "Viva Appla, Viva Ainsia." The family was ambushed after returning from church. The mother was raped multiple times with a shotgun to her head, as was her 13-year-old daughter, who was then stabbed in the head and left for dead. She escaped and alerted neighbors. The suspects were apprehended after a four-day track. The speaker says farm attacks are uniquely cruel, causing PTSD even in hardened police officers. The memories haunt him still. He will share other crime stories from South Africa.
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Speaker 0: First farm attack I attended as a police officer back in 1995. First of all, I joined the South African Police Force in 1992 straight out of the Army. I went and joined the police. Right after college, I joined the dark unit where I stayed up until 02/2002. In 1995, we were working. It was a Sunday evening, if if I can remember right, and we received a call that there was a farm attack in the Fochville area. Because of the unit that I was working in, we were the head unit in North West and we are not bound by any jurisdiction, so all the smaller police stations can call us and we can go out and help. We received a call that there was a farm attack and they needed the dogs to track spurs that the perpetrators might have left. As we arrived at the farm, it was very chaotic. There were emergency lights everywhere, emergency vehicles, detectives, ambulances, and I remember getting out of the car. I remember a big ambulance standing on the grass right in front of the house, and as we were walking towards the house, the back of the ambulance was open, and there was a little girl and her mother sitting in the back of the ambulance and the mother was smoking and I thought that's very strange, you're not supposed to smoke in an ambulance. And the little girl had a bandage wrapped around her head like this. But we were walking towards the house and just as we were about to enter the house, they carried out the father and right after the father, they carried out the grandfather. Both of them were hacked to death with hammers and they carried the bodies out. Inside the house it was absolute carnage. With the people's blood there was written on the walls Viva Appla, Viva Ainsia. There was blood everywhere. It actually came out from the carpet. When you stepped on the carpet, blood just came out from under your feet. What happened was the people were returning from church that night and as they went into the house, they were ambushed by five men in the house. The mother was raped four times with a shotgun against her head. Her daughter, 13 year old, were raped three times with shotgun against her head and they had to witness these attacks. After the third time that they raped the little girl, they stabbed her with a knife in the back of the head and they left her for dead and she passed out and they thought that she was dead and they carried on doing wild stuff to the mother. In that frenzy, the little girl came too and she managed to escape the house and run naked, bruised, beaten, stabbed down the road to the farm next door where she asked for help and then they phoned the police. It took us four days. We tracked, we took spurs and we tracked and eventually we did find the suspects. And that was the very first fire attack I attended when I was a young policeman. It is true that when they say hardened policemen witness it and they just broke down, that is the reason why most policemen have PTSD. Now, do understand that everybody experiences crime. There's always crime. It affects black, white, everyone in South Africa. But I've investigated a lot of murders, robberies, housebreakings, home invasions, I've seen it all. But farm attacks is just absolutely next level. The cruelty, I don't have words for what you see. That is memories that I wish I never had, I never wanted them, but that is the reality of what a farm attack is. It's just something different. It's something that stays with you for the rest of your life. That was the first one of many that I attended. Things that I've seen that I cannot unsee and experience. Things that still haunt me twenty years later. I'm not going to tell you what the people's name were for respect of them, their privacy, they've been through enough. But what I saw that night, I never ever want to see again in my life. So, that is in a nutshell what I witnessed that night. I will be putting out other stories as well, crime, explaining what happens in South Africa. But I don't have words. I really I struggle to have words. But thank you for listening and I'll send again.
Saved - March 25, 2025 at 12:43 AM

@RadioGenoa - RadioGenoa

White people in South Africa are not safe. https://t.co/EvNXIABsdy

Saved - May 4, 2025 at 6:18 PM
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I shared shocking evidence suggesting that the SAPS and ANC government are involved in farm murders in South Africa. A whistleblower claims that SAPS provides information about farms and supplies weapons to those committing these acts. The government appears to be complicit.

@Lolita721611021 - I ❤️ Cape Town ~ I Stand with Russia🇷🇺 MAGA

🇿🇦💥 SHOCKING PROOF #SAPS & #ANC GOVT ARE BEHIND #FarmMurders IN #SouthAfrica A WHISTLEBLOWER DESCRIBES IN DETAIL HOW SAPS GIVES INFORMATION ABOUT FARMS WITH WEAPONS & SUPPLIES THE GUNS TO KILL FARMERS. GOVERNMENT IS 100% BEHIND SA FARM MURDERS @joelpollak @POTUS @BrentBozell @SecRubio

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Speaker 1 claims that South Africa is a collapsed country, and that police officers protect criminals by providing them with tools, including guns. Speaker 1 says that if they need tools for a job, they contact their contacts in the SAPS. After the job, they give the police a cut and return the tools for future use. Speaker 1 states that the police sometimes give them information about where to find bigger guns. Speaker 1 claims that the police have asked them to attack specific farms for weapons, and that he doesn't know how the police obtained the information.
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Speaker 0: We've touched on a couple of subjects. I'm gonna ask you the following. You you mentioned now the police. Have you on previous occasions cooperated or the police cooperated with you, security companies cooperated with you, maybe the defense force cooperated with you or or traffic department? The people who are actually supposed to be to be there to protect. We know there's a lot of corruption there. But do you have first hand experience where these people actually worked and cooperated with you and where you actually maybe shared money with them? Speaker 1: As I've said to you, South Africa is a collapsed country. Those guys, they have they must protect them. But those guys are protecting us. Because look, if I want to go to work now and I don't have the necessary tools for that, then I will simply contact them. We have all we have our guys. Speaker 0: Who's who's them that you will contact? Speaker 1: The SAP. We have our guys there who are working with us. Speaker 0: And from them, you will obtain the tools you mean in guns? Yes. Okay. Yes. Speaker 1: Because they know after the job is done, we give them what we we we have got there. And we bring them back their tools. That's it. Okay. For next time, when you want to use them. Speaker 0: Have you ever been asked by other criminal entities to go and do specifically farm attacks for something specifically. The reason I'm asking, we're looking over here at the Kruger National Park. We know there's a lot of poaching going on there. Have you ever been approached by poachers or so to say, listen here, we want big guns. We need to get us big guns. Is that also one of the motivations for farm attacks? Speaker 1: Listen. It's nice you've tried that one. It's nice you've tried that one. Sometimes, they give they even give us information of where we can find the bigger ones, the bigger guns that we Speaker 0: are looking for. Let me understand this correctly. Criminals or the police? Speaker 1: The police. I'm telling you about my guys. Speaker 0: So in other words, you're telling me the police is giving you information of where weapons are. Yes. But that is confidential information. Speaker 1: I'm telling you this because I I know I'm safe. I'm saying this because I know I'm safe. Speaker 0: So you've been specifically asked by SAPS members in the past to go and attack a specific farm for the weapons there. Speaker 1: Yeah. And and don't ask me how they got the information. I don't know myself. But I got information from them.

@Lolita721611021 - I ❤️ Cape Town ~ I Stand with Russia🇷🇺 MAGA

FARM MURDERS SAPS COMPLICIT https://t.co/FC0VCTxblr

@Lolita721611021 - I ❤️ Cape Town ~ I Stand with Russia🇷🇺 MAGA

@joelpollak @BrentBozell @SecRubio https://t.co/HHees9UHdc

Saved - May 16, 2025 at 12:08 PM

@Lebona_cabonena - Sir Cabonena Alfred

This man left his car, 5 bedroom house with furniture in South Africa. He said he is at peace because his children are now safe in the US. https://t.co/7O5DbvKwLH

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A South African immigrant states they left behind their house, car, dogs, and mother. They say they didn't leave for fun, but for their children's safety. According to them, in South Africa, if you're white, you're considered wrong, a land thief, and a racist, regardless of personal involvement in apartheid. They recount being overwhelmed by the Trump administration's welcome, expecting instead to be put to work immediately and start from the bottom.
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Speaker 0: I had to leave a five baker in the house, my car behind, my dogs behind, my mother behind. Speaker 1: There are voices out there, including the South African president who has called you cowards. Yeah. You've got other Afrikaners who are saying that you're not you're not refugees. You're opportunists that you've abandoned the country. What would you say to to those people? Speaker 0: I had to leave a five bedroom house, which I will lose now because I'm not gonna pay for it. My car behind, my dogs behind, my mother behind. I didn't come here for fun, but my children are safe. If you're white, you're wrong in South Africa. You're a land thief. You are a racist. I had nothing to do with apartheid. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. Speaker 1: What was it like when you greeted by the Trump administration? Speaker 0: It was it was overwhelming. I I I didn't expect that because I thought we're gonna be in a shuttle bus taken somewhere, and we must start working. All of us that is there, we know we're gonna start here from the bottom because we are the new people here. We we're gonna start from the bottom, bottom, bottom, bottom.
Saved - May 16, 2025 at 11:14 PM
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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.

@gardirms - irmgard

🧵🇿🇦 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.

@gardirms - irmgard

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.

@gardirms - irmgard

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

@gardirms - irmgard

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

@gardirms - irmgard

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

Saved - May 23, 2025 at 1:41 PM
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On February 8, 2025, I experienced a frightening encounter when four armed Black men came to my home while I was alone with my daughters. Their hostile responses to my questions left me shaken and angry. This incident highlights the ongoing struggles faced by Afrikaners under the ANC government's oppressive policies in South Africa. I believe our story of persecution needs to be shared and heard.

@DeliaByliefeldt - Delia Byliefeldt

On February 8, 2025, four unidentified armed Black men showed up at my doorstep on a quiet Saturday afternoon around 4PM. I was home alone with our two young daughters. It was terrifying. When I asked basic questions to understand who they were and why they were there, they responded with hostility, calling me a “difficult white bitch” and saying, “You’ll see.” I was shaken and angry—and honestly, I still am. Our children deserve better than this. Afrikaners deserve better than this. This is yet another chapter in the ongoing struggles faced by Afrikaners like me, living under the oppressive policies of the ANC government in South Africa. Our story of persecution needs to be heard. Please share! 🙏🏻🩷 Recorded: 12 February 2025 @POTUS @VP @SecRubio @DepSec_Edgar @elonmusk @DeputySecState @DepSec_Edgar @TriciaOhio @visegrad24 @joeroganhq @BenShapiroShow @GuntherEagleman @stillgray @Rightanglenews @ori0n7 @MAGAVoice @EndWokeness @RealAlexJones @lotuseatersnews @1776General_

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The speaker thanks supporters for sharing her and her husband's story of suffering, alleging persecution by President Ramaphosa's government, the NPI, SAPS, prosecutors, and judges for four years. She accuses these entities of disregarding their rights as victims and credits AFRI Forum for their support. She claims her husband was falsely charged and that they were attacked by individuals involved in tender fraud, who she says the government protects. Informants from the community have told her about dangerous men, allegedly Tutsis, who exploit impoverished girls. She recounts a story of a politically connected woman who was abducted and murdered, highlighting the country's danger for women and children. She vows to fight back against those who threaten her family, comparing herself to a lioness protecting her cubs. She expresses support for President Trump and criticizes Backerbuddy for removing their fundraising page, suspecting political pressure due to their Afrikaner identity and accusations against the South African government.
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Speaker 0: Good morning everyone. I just wanted to touch base and say thank you to everyone who has shared our story. My husband and I have been suffering in silence for almost four years. It feels wonderful to be seen, to be seen for what we went through, to be seen for what we continue to go through. Mr Ramaphosa, Cyril, your government and your corrupt NPI and corrupt SAPS, corrupt prosecutors and sadly corrupt judges have persecuted my husband for four years. Have you personally read the Victims Charter of this country, Cyril? Have you done so? If not, I suggest you give it a read. There is equality under this constitution and we have been treated with nothing but disregard by each and every person we have encountered in those organisations. If it weren't for the support, the immense support from AFRI Forum, I don't know where we would be. To the South African government: Find someone else to pick on. While you persecuted my husband the first time for two false charges, we spent years and seasons in that courtroom, outside of that courtroom, quietly amongst people who maliciously, horrifically attacked us. You have protected them, Mr Ramaphosa. You have protected them because they are individuals involved very much in tender fraud. We have informants from the communities that have been speaking to us since 2021, women from the community that call me and say to me, Delia, please do not stop. These men are dangerous. One of the ladies relayed to me about three years ago that she decided to rather send her children to attend schooling and grow up with their mother in the very rural areas, then have their children grow up around an area where these Tutsis live. Apparently, when the girls in their area become of age in their opinion, they will pick them up from their homes, they will dazzle them with a cell phone and a McDonald's meal or a takeaway, which sadly for our impoverished children and youth is enticing. And when they are done with them, when they are completely done with them, they drop them off at their mom's house. They are destroying their own communities also. You know, I'm reminded of a story I heard, it was after our attack, but it also happened in our area of a lady very politically connected in our society who was in a spa, in a shopping centre buying groceries with her child when she got abducted. Her child was dropped off in one of the settlements close to town and she was murdered. That woman hasn't received justice. This country is not safe for women and children, especially not if the government is just permitting these criminals to walk out there. And then those people dead pitch up at my house where my children are. Now, for those who don't know a lot about Africa, please be sure to look up what a lion's nest does when enemies come to her den and threaten her cubs. During the first court proceedings outside, I was repeatedly told and I repeatedly heard these men say that that white woman just makes noise. Well boys, that was the roar. The bite is coming now because you came to my den where my cubs are and I will now do what a lioness does to those people, those animals that come to her den and threaten her young. This woman, this white Afrikaner woman will keep making noise and keep talking about what you have done and what you continue to do up until you change it. I will stand with President Trump as he absolutely tears the crap out of you just so that you bend the knee to what is right in this world and what is just in this world. Thank you for your time and ex Mr. Musk, you for creating a platform where I can share this footage where it will not be deleted. You know, years ago we set up a backup buddy page to help us with some of our legal expenses. We'd lost everything throughout this process and had to start over several times. Well, after eleven hours of that Backerbuddy page being up, it was taken off by Backerbuddy, whom wouldn't admit to political pressure but rather said that the content was just simply too violent for their platform? Or was it perhaps because an Afrikaner was attempting to raise money to defend themselves against the South African corrupt government, judiciary and South African police services. All corrupt. Cyril, are you going to do something about that?
Saved - May 22, 2025 at 12:02 AM

@roq1177 - Deo vindice

Honest chat about South Africa. https://t.co/YpdztVAhlD

Saved - May 22, 2025 at 2:14 PM

@Bubblebathgirl - Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

South African law enforcer Mkhwanazi: “We have a problem with the black man in South Africa. We have a serious problem.” Violent crime has skyrocketed and is disproportionately committed by blacks. There’s a gen*cide against whites. Legacy media: 😴 https://t.co/k5nJp9OvaD

Saved - May 22, 2025 at 9:14 PM
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Trump recently confronted South Africa's President Ramaphosa in the Oval Office, showcasing a video of politicians chanting "Kill the Boer" and presenting alarming statistics on farm murders. He described the violence against white farmers as genocide, highlighting the brutal reality of farm attacks, which have resulted in thousands of deaths since 1994. Despite claims that these incidents are merely crime, I argue they reflect targeted ethnic terror. The situation raises concerns about government complicity and the normalization of violence, urging the world to acknowledge and address these issues.

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

🧵 Trump vs. South Africa’s Dirty Secret Trump just embarrassed South Africa’s President on live TV—in the Oval Office. He played a video of politicians chanting “Kill the Boer.” He backed it with brutal stats. He called it genocide. Ramaphosa squirmed. The world watched. (1/25)

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The speaker says that to be convinced there is no white genocide in South Africa, President Trump would need to listen to the stories and perspectives of South Africans, including his friends. Another speaker claims there are thousands of stories, documentaries, and news stories about it. They show a video of what they claim are burial sites of over a thousand white farmers, with cars lined up to pay respects. They say each white cross represents a white farmer or their family member who was killed. The first speaker expresses unfamiliarity with the scene and asks where it is located. The other speaker says it is in South Africa. The first speaker says they need to find out where it is.
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Speaker 0: What does it take from you for you to be convinced that there's no white genocide in South Africa? Well, I can answer that for president. Will take president Trump listening to the voices of South African, some of whom are his good friends, friends, like those who are here. When we have talks between us on the quiet around a quiet table, it will take president Trump to listen to them. I'm not going to be repeating what I've been saying. I would say if there was Afrikaner farmer genocide, I can bet you these three gentlemen would not be here, my minister of agriculture. He would not be with me. So it'll take him, president Trump, listening to their stories, to their perspective. That is the answer to your question. Speaker 1: But mister president, I must say that we have no. No. Wait. We have thousands of stories talking about it. Sure. And we have documentaries. We have news stories. And that is Natalie here? Somebody here to turn that? I I could show you a couple of things, and and I would I just I have to it has to be responded to. Yeah. Sure. We do. Let me see the articles, please, if you would. And turn excuse me. Turn the lights down. Turn the lights down, and just put this on. It's right behind you. Yawn. Speaker 0: There's nothing this parliament can do. With or without you, people are going to occupy land. Speaker 1: Now this is very bad. These are the these are burial sites right here. Burial sites. Over a thousand of white farmers, and those cars are lined up to pay love on a Sunday morning. Each one of those white things you see is a cross, and there's approximately a thousand of them. They're all white farmers, the family of white farmers. And those cars aren't, driving. They're stopped there to pay respects to their family member who was killed, and it's a terrible sight. I've never seen anything like it. Both sides of the road, you have crosses. Those people were all killed. Speaker 0: Have they told you where that is, mister president? No. I'd like to know where that is because this I've never seen. Speaker 1: I don't. Okay. I mean, it's in South Africa this week. Speaker 0: We need to find out. Okay. Mister president, the Pentagon announced they would be accepting

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

“They take the land. They kill the farmer. And nothing happens.” – @realDonaldTrump, directly to @CyrilRamaphosa , on camera. He played Julius Malema @Julius_S_Malema chanting “Kill the Boer.” He showed a sea of white crosses—each one a murdered farmer. (2/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

Imagine being home with your family… And this is what happens: •Blowtorched. •Raped. •Gutted with knives. •Shot execution-style. •Left as a warning to others. This is happening in South Africa. Every. Single. Week. (3/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

Since 1994: •13,000+ farm attacks •2,000+ murdered •In 1998: 153 farmers killed •Today: 1 farmer murdered per week The murder rate? 4x the national average. (4/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

They say it’s just crime. But “just crime” doesn’t chant, “Kill the Boer.” “Just crime” doesn’t call for the death of white farmers at political rallies. “Just crime” doesn’t target the old, the isolated, the white. This is ethnic terror. (5/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

EFF leader Julius Malema sings it with a smirk: “Kill the Boer, kill the farmer.” Asked if he’d ever call for white slaughter? He smirked: “Not for now.” A SA court called it “heritage” but heritage doesn’t end in body bags. (6/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

In 2025, South Africa passed the Expropriation Act, allowing land to be seized without compensation. White farmers saw it as state-sanctioned theft. This is how it started in Zimbabwe. Trump has now called it out in SA. And he’s right. (7/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

These aren’t isolated cases. They’re the pattern. The proof is victims like: Helen Lotter – raped, disemboweled Sue Howarth – blowtorched, shot Robert Lynn – tortured with an iron This is targeted, racialised brutality. (8/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

Farm murder stats: •2018: 54 •2019: 57 •2020: 59 •2021: 55 •2022: 50 •2023: 49 One murder every 6 days. Every year. (9/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

Top murder provinces: •Gauteng •Free State •Mpumalanga •KwaZulu-Natal Farmers sleep with guns. And often die defending their homes. (10/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

@AfriForum reports: •15–24% tortured •52% shot •Many strangled, stabbed, or beaten •Conviction rate: 33% Justice is rare. Fear is constant. (11/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

#Trump wasn’t alone: 🇦🇺 Australia offered white farmers visas years ago 🇷🇺 Russia invited Afrikaners in as well 🇺🇸 And then Trump flew 54 SA farmers to the USA in 2025 Why? These #Afrikanerrefugees were fleeing racial persecution. (12/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

@elonmusk called out his homeland’s “hate-based laws” and the rise of anti-white rhetoric. South African officials mocked him Western media rolled their eyes. Trump didn’t. He showed the evidence to the world — from the White House with the cameras rolling. (13/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

This isn’t just about farmers. It’s about what happens when a government excuses hate. When murder becomes routine. And the media covers it up. (14/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

Police Minister Bheki Cele claimed: “We can’t protect them all.” So farmers built their own defences. •Patrols •Drones •Radio towers •Panic rooms And still, they die. (15/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

Ramaphosa says farm murders are “just crime” and most victims are black. But when politicians chant “Kill the Boer”… And when victims are disproportionately white farmers targeted on their land… That’s not ordinary crime. (16/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

@afriforum and TAU SA data shows: ☠️ Avg. 63 farm murders per year (2010–2019) ☠️ 364 murdered in 6 years ☠️ Torture used in up to 1 in 4 attacks And yet—politicians call this fearmongering. How many more must die before it’s taken seriously? (17/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

In 2023, a South African court ruled that “white genocide” is imaginary. By 2025, over 2,000 white farmers had been murdered. No central plan. But targeted? Yes. If this doesn’t meet the threshold for genocide, what does? (18/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

Farms are now fortresses: •Bulletproof vehicles •Guard dogs •Alarms •Body armour This isn’t farming. It’s surviving. (19/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

They’ve lost land, sons, daughters. But they still farm. They still feed the nation. They still stay. Because #SouthAfrica is still their home. (20/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

The press mocked Trump’s video as “awkward.” The regime called it “fake.” But if it’s fake… Why are so many buried under white crosses? (21/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

You won’t see this on CNN. You won’t hear it from the UN. But it just played in the Oval Office, And #Ramaphosa had no words. (22/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

This isn’t just #SouthAfrica’s story. It’s what happens when identity politics and racial revenge are backed by law. And it’s a warning to the West given its obsession with identity politics. (23/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

Every cross marks a life. Every chant fuels the fire. Every silence enables it. Trump broke the silence. Will you? (24/25)

@NationFirstAust - George Christensen

#Trump is right again. This is #Whitegenocide. SHARE this thread. TAG someone who still calls it “just crime.” FOLLLOW ME for uncensored truth. SUBSCRIBE: http://NationFirst.com.au The world must know. The silence must end. #WHITEGENOCIDE2025 (25/25)

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Saved - May 22, 2025 at 1:02 PM

@KTHopkins - Katie Hopkins

Katie Hopkins: South Africa - The Killing Fields I spent months living & sleeping on white farms. At night is when the monsters come Please share. Full documentary on YouTube https://t.co/hKbC65OMd9

Saved - May 23, 2025 at 4:50 AM
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I interviewed Delia Byliefeldt, a mother and state witness in a police misconduct case in South Africa, where her family faces violence, death threats, and legal intimidation after seeking help from the police. Instead of protection, they experienced further assault and corruption. Delia's husband now faces baseless criminal charges. They applied for U.S. refugee protection but have received no response. I urge authorities to act, as the danger to this family is evident. Additionally, recent court proceedings revealed racial bias in the magistrate's comments regarding Delia.

@TaylerUSA - Tayler Hansen

A South African family is facing physical violence, death threats, legal retaliation, and systemic failure. Their last hope may be U.S. refugee protection. Here are the details: While filming a documentary in South Africa, I interviewed Delia Byliefeldt—a mother and state witness in a case involving police misconduct. In 2021, she and her husband fled from armed hijackers and ran for help into a local police station. Instead of protecting them, SAPS did nothing. What followed was an assault inside the station BY THE HIGHJACKERS who SAPS allowed into the building. An attempt by SAPS to coverup the blatant corruption followed- they confiscated her husband’s phone and attempted to take hers upon realization that she documented the crime. Delia captured it on video. (See Below) Since then, her family has endured nonstop harassment: – Repeated death threats – Two associated individuals from the case have been murdered – Armed men arriving at their home – Ongoing legal intimidation – An attempted murder on her husbands life Her next court testimony is June 2– She has expressed to me and others that she fears she won’t live to see it. Her husband—also a victim in the original attack—is now facing criminal charges that civil rights groups say are baseless, as THEY were the actual victims, not SAPS nor the armed high-jackers. If convicted, he could be imprisoned in a system that can only be described as compromised. They applied for U.S. refugee protection under a policy meant to fast-track urgent, life-threatening cases. They have had no luck or additional contact from the U.S. I’m not here to litigate the entire justice system. But when a family produces evidence of abuse, faces retaliation, and follows the correct channels for asylum—and still gets no response—that’s a problem. This isn’t about politics or what side of the ideological spectrum you may be on— It’s about a principle: If we have systems designed to protect people in danger, they should work before tragedy strikes. If this family vanishes—into silence, into prison, or into a grave—it won’t be because no one knew. It’ll be because no one acted. I hope someone at @StateDept @DHSgov @USCIS @POTUS will consider reviewing this case. It’s complex, yes—but the danger to this family is clear.

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The speaker is going to the police station after being chased. Someone tried to stop them from getting to the police. They are at White River Police Station. They were chased off the road by black men in vehicles and had to drive through traffic. The speaker believes the pursuers have guns. They are now inside Whitehall Police Station. Tippy is with them, in the parking lot outside White River. Just before gas, near the bridge, the pursuers passed them.
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Speaker 0: Go to the police station. Fuck off. Okay. This person is trying to stop us from getting to the police. Driving like Devon, we're at Devon, we're at White River Police Station. We got chased. The baron is taking me to check it. We got chased by black men in vehicles off the off the road. We had to chase through traffic. They're so sorry. We know they have guns. We're now inside Whitehall Police Station. Tippy's with us. Tippy's in the parking outside. From just outside White River. Just before gas, the bridge, they passed us very tirelessly. I mean, when we got to the circle, they it seems Yeah. I can I can help Meraki when he starts here? Oh, gosh. Why are you guys keeping Why are you I'm not

@TaylerUSA - Tayler Hansen

A few key excerpts from the court proceedings: – In referencing a previous case, the magistrate remarked on a White female defendant, implying she believed she was “special” due to her race. The magistrate also mentioned the White woman being suicidal because of the sentencing. – During a review of the case, the new attorney representing the victims successfully got the court to acknowledge that one of the magistrate’s prior comments about Delia was racially prejudiced.

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@wmwchris - Colonel (Ret) Chris Wyatt

Racial intimidation in South Africa... https://t.co/4xE4C55fVU

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The video allegedly depicts racial harassment of a white South African landowner by black individuals trespassing on his property. The landowner is armed due to the dangers faced by farmers in South Africa. The speaker claims the individuals are illegally occupying the land and intimidating the landowner, while the South African government is complicit by not intervening. The landowner confronts the group, who claim the land belongs to black people and accuse him of theft from their forefathers. They argue he should go to court for eviction. The group admits to having firearms in their car. The landowner states he has title deeds and that the property belongs to Absa Bank, but the group disputes this. He threatens to immobilize vehicles and structures on the property. One individual admits to recording the encounter for court and news purposes. Another states that the landowner is at their mercy because they could easily overpower him.
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Speaker 0: The following video is an over seven minute clip of harassment, intimidation, and wanton racial hatred that's taking place here. A legal landowner who has title deed to the property that he purchased is being harassed by black thugs in South Africa who are illegally trespassing and occupying his land and threatening his ownership. They intimidate him. They try to play the victim, claiming that he's armed. Of course, he's armed. Almost every South African farmer carries a firearm because their life is in jeopardy at any given moment in South Africa. These thugs have caught the property and threatened this man, and then they tell him that just go to court to have them evicted. We all know that the courts move with the speed of glaciers and do not evict people and leave them there for time, and then they just occupy the land illegally. Notice how the crowd grows to intimidate and threaten They talk about they have firearms in their car. This is the daily intimidation and harassment that white farmers deal with in South Africa. Now the refugee program is not about farmers. It's not about whites. It's about racial discrimination, and this is a clear case of racial intimidation taking place in South Africa, something that South Africans have to deal with every day. A friend of mine who's a farmer in the free state sent me video footage today of people coming and staking out his land trying to claim his land that he purchased. He has a debt on to pay off for the purchase of the land. This liar coming here and saying you stole this from our forefathers. No one stole anything. You're just a thief yourself trying to intimidate and abuse a lawful landowner. These are the challenges that face South Africans while Johan Rupert lies about South Africa, and so Ramaphosa denies that this is happening. Watch this video, and you'll see what many South Africans deal with on a daily basis, this sort of nonsense, because of their skin color. And the government of South Africa tolerates this. Therefore, they're complicit in it. No? Then they should remove these people, the police should respond. But where are the police? They're not there. Speaker 1: Don't come and distract these people. Why? It's only the court is going to evict them. It's not you No. Speaker 2: I am preventing them. I am preventing them from Speaker 1: take my picture. Speaker 2: I am taking your picture. I'm doing that. Yes. Yes. Yes. Speaker 1: Do you know what is happening Speaker 2: here? Alright. I am telling you Speaker 1: No. If you have title deeds Yes. You don't have the problem. Just go straight to the court and come with the sheriff. It's only the court is gonna Speaker 2: So then you fuck him up like you fucked up missus Akure? Who's missus Sakhure? That owner of that property there that you beat into. No. Speaker 1: I don't even know who mister Sakhure is. Speaker 2: He's the owner there. Speaker 1: That is Maybe the comrades can tell you because the comrades are are are Speaker 2: are are Okay. But the so you you are saying to me that if I do not concede, your comrades are going to come to my house tonight. That's what you're telling me. Speaker 1: No. You should actually, you you pointed them with the gun. Speaker 2: No. I didn't. I asked you now. Did I Speaker 1: do that. Speaker 2: I did not do that. Speaker 1: I I I they said, you are three guys. Three white people came to this actually place and point these people with a gun. Is it so? Speaker 2: Is it did I point you with a gun? Yeah. With a gun there. I stand with a gun. Yes. I am armed. I am armed. I said to you, I am. No. I didn't. Armed. I that doesn't matter. Speaker 1: No. I'm not Speaker 2: I'm not pointing anything at anybody. Here. No one's armed. Speaker 1: No one is armed here. It's only you was Speaker 2: armed. You've got pangas everywhere. Speaker 1: No. No. No. Do have our own guns in the car. Speaker 2: That's right. Speaker 1: You understand? Yes. If I wanted to come and point you the gun, I should have come with the gun. Actually, I I don't have a problem Speaker 2: with do Speaker 1: that to white to the black people. You know, this Why is it a racist? Belongs to the blacks. Speaker 2: Okay. Speaker 1: This land belongs to the blacks. You know what? We are sick and tired of what we are doing to us as blacks. Who who who are you? You took you took the advantage from our great forest, but you can't took it take it to us. You know, you Speaker 2: I've got a title here, sir. If you got it. Speaker 1: Now. We are talking about the the new generation. You know what is happening? It's going to happen now. You you said to us, you do have some papers. So you don't need to stress like you're doing now. Speaker 2: But you've already destroyed my property. Speaker 1: No. No. No. You don't have to come here and distract these people. Just go straight the court. The court will evict these people. They have a right to evict these people. They were going to give the sheriffs the right to come and evict these people, but not you. Because now if you provoke these people, now they they you you start you start now fighting. Once you are fighting, at the end of the day, somebody needs to account. It's you because you have a gun. I We don't have a gun here. If we want we we can surround you here. Speaker 2: You cannot surround me. Speaker 1: But you can't shoot us on. You can shoot one, but you can't shoot us on. Yeah? So please don't Speaker 2: I am not here to shoot somebody. I'm just here. Speaker 1: You. What? Speaker 2: I cheer for protection. Speaker 1: For what? Roger. You can't shoot all of us. Speaker 2: Before. This is my property. Speaker 1: This is our property. Speaker 2: I am the registered Speaker 1: This is our property. Your property? Speaker 2: Yes. Your right for that, you say, is from where? Speaker 1: Your from where? Speaker 2: Where did you get the right for that property? Speaker 1: Let me just tell you no. No. No. Okay. I'm here. Let me just tell you something. I don't have a problem with you. Don't don't don't don't sorry. You know. You know what happened? When in 1994, when the new government, the ANC government took took over, they bought all these farms. You know? You don't know anything about this one. Speaker 2: I've been Speaker 1: You know what? The owner of this place is at Eswatin. You know everything about this thing. You are just as a none. I I I you are nonunity. You are just nothing. They just said no. Just look look after the place. Now you claim that the place is yours. That is not true. That is not true. This place belong to the plaques. Speaker 2: This place belongs to actually Absa Bank. This place belongs to Absa Bank. I'm so pain there. Speaker 1: No. No. No. No. Don't tell us that. Speaker 2: Comrade Sufiso, Speaker 1: if If you do have papers, don't come and provoke these people. Just go straight to the court. The court will evict these people. They have the right to to evict these people, but not you. Speaker 2: Comrade Sufiso, can I say something? Yes. I'm telling you, this is my property, portion 17 of the farm Speaker 1: for the work. Have to come and Speaker 2: Can I say can I say something? Speaker 1: Who told you to come with a gun and evict this people? Nobody tells me. Speaker 2: I'm doing my own things. So we are doing your own thing. I'm a Speaker 1: Don't take a to hear. This is our place. This is our place. Speaker 2: This is not a political speech. This is my property. And if you will listen Speaker 1: This is my property. This is Speaker 2: property. Speaker 1: I Speaker 0: You can check this thing. This For this one. Six hundred thousand. You you know what? You In '19 You got the the papers. You got your money. You got everything. Go to the court. Go to the court, Martin. Speaker 1: You Speaker 2: can go to the court after I have done my thing. You can go to the court. Speaker 1: You can get the police. After you've Speaker 2: stopped by I will not shoot anybody, but I will immobilize Speaker 1: I will immobilize will immobilize expect fire. That will impact fire. Speaker 2: I will immobilize all vehicles here. I will immobilize all vehicles here. That is what what I'm telling you. All structures that you erect, I will break them down like I've taken those poles out this morning. Speaker 1: Who that? Me. At least now you you you said so through your phone. That's right. And you're recording everything. Yes. I'm definitely sure that it's going to appear in the news. Everything will be up here. Speaker 2: This is just for court. Speaker 1: Because you're taking this to the news. Speaker 2: For court. Speaker 1: And for news. Yes. Speaker 2: We are. Why not? Speaker 1: Do that. That's because it's a good idea. You know. It's a good idea. We send Speaker 2: it to the news. Speaker 1: You know now, I'm still at your mercy. I'm still you know, you are still at my mercy because now if I tell these people to come and fight you, you can't do a thing, nothing about this. You can shoot one, but you can't shoot us. Speaker 2: I know that. Speaker 1: And you'll die here. Speaker 2: Is it you or is it you? Speaker 1: You'll die here. You can't dive in now because we are having a gun, you want to shoot us. You can shoot one and put my gun. Speaker 2: To shoot anybody. I'm just saying that any vehicles any vehicles Now Speaker 1: it's the last time. Mhmm. I can check. I can check this thing.
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@OutpostStudios - Outpost

What's really going on in South Africa? 🇿🇦 We went to speak with the victims of farm attacks, to uncover the real stories behind the global headlines and see the devastation this brutal violence is leaving. By @jaglancy and @alexmaccaroon https://t.co/zxXyHeZaUz

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South Africa struggles with high crime rates, including farm murders. Some claim these attacks are targeted and brutal, leading the Trump administration to grant Afrikaners refugee status. Dairy farmer Hendrik's wife was brutally attacked in their home, but survived. Victims are often elderly, and security is costly. Some see attacks on farmers as justified. The EFF, led by Julius Milema, sings "Shoot the Boar," deemed hate speech but later overturned. In 2025, South Africa passed a law allowing the state to seize farms without compensation, reminiscent of Zimbabwe's disastrous land seizures. Livestock farmer Adrian Voss was attacked and his farm destroyed. Neighbors report increased crime and inadequate police response, with farm attacks removed as a specific crime category. Farmers live in constant fear. Motivations for attacks vary, but the "kill the boar" chant and the disproportionate number of attacks on white farmers raises concerns about racial motivations. The ANC, in power for 30 years, has not condemned the song.
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Speaker 0: South Africa. In recent decades, the country, famed as one of the most beautiful on earth, has struggled with a grim reputation for poverty and violence. It has one of the highest murder rates in the world, affecting every ethnic group and every region in the country. However, in recent years, one form of crime has come to the world's attention, becoming a politically volatile problem for the Rainbow Nation, farm murders. Farmers are still living in fear following a recent spate of deadly farm attacks. Speaker 1: Indre Pistorius' body was discovered by his workers. Farm. The bodies of six women and a 17 year old boy were found on the Lisnoy farm on Friday. She was tortured with boiling water. Seven murders in the last decade in a radius of 30 kilometers. Their mutilated bodies were found by the couple's other son. Speaker 0: First eight months of this year alone, the commission recorded a 48 attacks on farms resulting in the death of 33 farmers. The Trump administration has declared that these attacks have become targeted and so brutal that the victims' plight is the same as those fleeing war, and so granted Afrikaners refugee status. We traveled to South Africa to find out what's going on in the country's fields and farms. 30 miles east of Pretoria, I traveled to meet dairy farmer Hendrik on his farm. Two decades ago, there were around 4,000 dairy farmers in South Africa. Today, there are less than 900. As South African farmers struggle to compete with the subsidized milk flowing from the European Union, many, like Hendrik's family, have been subject to horrific violence, making it even harder to make a living. In 2024, Hendrik's wife, Greta, was alone in the homestead when an assailant broke into the farm. Speaker 2: As he went in here, he looked at everything, and he inspected everything. No. He didn't take anything. There was a knife. He took the knife and he got that knife in his bag with his other knives. And as the door started opening, my dog went furious. He ran and he Speaker 3: ran Speaker 2: out. He came back the same way and then he got inside like this. This door was closed and we could see opening the door and he went in. He looked around. My wife was in the bedroom there in the bathroom as he was washing her hands and he came and he grabbed her, but he pushed her down on the floor and he started hitting her with a hammer and he demanded money at the first place. It was his first choice, I want money. And then he dragged her out to the kitchen and then there was already blood. And he pulled out all the cupboards and he opened everything and it was lying on the floor. There was blood up to the ceiling and he stamped her here, he springs on her. It was ramsacked, what you call it in English. It was demolished. Blood all over the place. He dragged her there. When he left her there at that door, on her face it was only, you know, a wound on her head is is that don't stop bleeding. The blood was running down her face when I came came in here. She was sitting on the bed. And the people out there until the people of the ambulances came, and they took over. Speaker 0: Is she fully recovered? Is she okay? Are you okay now? Speaker 2: Yeah. Fully recovered. Yeah. Speaker 1: What is that? Speaker 2: I say fully recovered. Yes. Speaker 1: I am, but sometimes I thought why he wants to kill me because I doing nothing. Speaker 2: Victims are old people. Actually, my cousin was murdered four years ago on his farm on a Sunday morning. They strangled him with bald twine to death. I am ashamed about some farmers that does not have all that good security, but it might be a problem of what does it cost? It costs a lot of money to secure your farm with electric fences and electric gates and everything else. This is where my wife was in hospital. She was in ICU for a week. This is where the ambulances came in Yeah. They took her out. Now we are all we are over everything. We're not don't have any grudge. As Christian people, we're forgiving and we hope you will get forgiveness. We are going on with our lives as usual because we are living here since I was born there. My great grandfather's always there. We produce food for the people of South Africa. Many farmers got stickers on their puckies as we call it, their vehicles says no farmers, no food. Speaker 0: Do you think the farm attacks are gonna continue? Speaker 2: Yeah. I think it will continue. It won't stop. Almost every week, there is one or more, even more, farm attacks with murders. Really, it's not new news anymore. We always you can think it was somebody else, but when it came near to yourself, you realize how bad it really is. Speaker 0: After the attack, did you discuss with your wife and family leaving this farm or leaving farming? Speaker 2: No. We never we will never leave this farm because of the attack No, he is not nobody is going to intimidate us To do it, but I think there are people that left their farms and said they cannot cope anymore there. But now we are living here and my children are living here and my grandchildren and what come after us must live and work on this farm. We are not going to flee or jump out just because of that or any other region actually harming us, putting us down, intimidating us. Speaker 0: I was shocked by the ferocity of the attack meted out on Hendrik's wife, though incredibly, she was one of the lucky ones. Human rights lawyers have highlighted that farm attacks in South Africa stand out for their sadistic brutality, with many involving hours of torture. However, in some quarters, attacking farmers is seen not as a crime, but something to be encouraged. The EFF, a radical Marxist political party, has become famous for its confrontational approach to white landowners. Its leader, Julius Milema, a former ANC member, regularly leads its rallies in the apartheid era anthem, Shoot the Boar. Speaker 4: Kill the Boar. The Boar. The Boar. Speaker 0: The South African courts ruled the song to be hate speech in 2010. That ban was overturned in 2022. Such racial incitement is often written off as rhetorical or a metaphor in the media, an argument difficult to square with the sheer frequency of murders on South African farms. Speaker 4: We'll kill the children. We'll kill the women. We'll kill Speaker 1: anything that we find on our way. Speaker 0: In January 2025, South African president Cyril Ramaphosa controversially passed a law allowing the state to seize farms without compensation. Speaker 1: Should we get our land back? And the answer is yes. Speaker 0: A disturbing echo of Robert Mugabe's policy in Zimbabwe Twenty Five Years before that left dozens of farmers and farm managers dead, destroying Zimbabwe's economy and its ability to feed itself. Speaker 5: Now only a handful of white commercial farmers are still operating in the country. Zimbabwe, once the breadbasket of the Sub Saharan region, now faces food shortages Speaker 0: annually. Adrian Voss, a livestock farmer west of Johannesburg, was attacked in March 2025. Although Vos survived the ordeal, his farm did not. Speaker 6: We have been there, say, about twenty five years now on the main farm. I met my wife on that farm. We got married. We had a daughter, Yolanda Foss. She's been born on that farm twenty two years ago. And, yeah, that's a place she know. She told me the other day that everything is gone now, but we still love each other. Around about 01:00 Sunday morning, the March 16, I was asleep The dogs wake me up. And as soon as I got out of the the farm yard at the gate, then the first shots went off. And I just felt pain in my legs, and they shot me in the knee. And the bucky the the engine stalled. I couldn't get the engine to go in. And I tried to get the engine going again, got it going, and then more shots went off and glass and stuff hit me in the neck and in the face. And then they shot me in the back, and I could feel something was wrong in my lung because I couldn't breathe, and I know it's time now. And, yes, And that is when I realized it's now or never. I must get out of this situation as soon as possible because I won't make it. And it was still firing all over, And I just pulled away and luckily nothing else hit me because I was just waiting for that headshot or something, and then everything will be over. So I just pulled out there and just hoped for the best. Yeah. I lost a lot of blood. Speaker 2: So Speaker 6: And we got out of there. Ambulance stopped there on top. They opened the door, that's when I saw mouse was on fire there on top. Thing is why they burnt mouths, that I can't explain. Really, can't explain that. I don't know if they're angry that I got away. The only thing that I think, kept me going is Just to call my daughter, that's all. Yeah. So luckily I did it. I did it. We lost about everything, me and Yolanda. I just think about we staying in South Africa and trying to feed the people in South Africa and to survive. We need some help because we're not getting help in South that I can promise you. So I want to ask the world, help us. That's all I want to see, say. Just help us please. Speaker 0: When news of the attack came, I traveled to see the farm myself and spoke with Voss's neighbors who came to his aid. Due to the likelihood of reprisals, we've concealed their identities. Speaker 3: Alright. You see this pullet up? It's a 45 the millimeter that it was shot with. And then you can also see it's a 45 that I shot. So there's two guys shooting? Speaker 7: No. There were multiple guys shooting by us. Multiple weapons used. It's definitely a pattern emerging because it wasn't the only incident to happen here in the past few years. There was an incident on this ranch that I drove out of the ranch and they waited for me in a bush and they shot me while I was driving out. Two weeks later, they came back to this ranch and they were shooting at us while we were in our house and they shot my dad through his hand. They've been raiding houses, shooting people, cutting their electricity, and every time they walk outside to see what's going on, they shoot the people to steal the stuff in their houses. So this area has been having major crime incidences. I think it's overall any type of farmer you are gonna be targeted. We're struggling to get any help from the police because we usually, if something like this instance happened, you can say it's a farm attack, and it shows on record that it's a farm attack. But our government took away the farm attack option on the crime report. So if you if the the guy's not shot dead, you should just say it's attempted murder. Speaker 4: Do you think you're likely to get attacked again on other phones as well? Speaker 7: Yes. We every night now, if we we can't drive, if it's after dark, you have to be up. It's still when the sun's up. And even when the sun's up, we're still struggling to think that we'll be okay. Speaker 4: So, I mean, it's you're essentially living in fear. So it feels more like living in a conflict. I mean, how do you see it? Speaker 7: Living in fear. Speaker 3: The ambulance don't come to the scene if the police is not on scene. The ambulances were shot at while they go into the scene. That's how bad it is at the moment. Last night, they came back to his place and stole his transformer. They fired shots at me again, and we got now permanent security. Now you can't even bribe outside. You can't even invite friends to your farm because you don't know when is the next farm attack. There's some black farmers also that gets attacked, But the the problem is we get seven to to 16 guys that that surround your place, and that happened, that was also. It's it's not only our farms. If you go further on in in our area, there's a woman that was shot just before I was shot, and she died on the scene. They cut almost throats while they were sitting in a wheelchair, and their husband they killed in the store. What must we think? It's not normal. We all got the right to live. Speaker 0: I was impressed that these farmers resolved to stay and farm their land, no matter the cost. South African farmers live lives difficult to comprehend in America or Europe. They are spread across vast distances and live tough, isolated, rural lives, with the threat of death looming over them after every sunset. Motivations for farm attacks vary. Some are financial, some are workplace dispute, and while black farmers also suffer from attacks, the chanting of songs calling for the murder of white farmers in a country where they are being killed in large numbers does nothing to dispel the implication that these attacks could be a precursor to violent racial land reform, not a first for Southern Africa. The ANC, who have repeatedly refused to condemn the song, kill the boar, has governed South Africa for thirty years. Over that time, they have led a prosperous but unequal nation into a state of dangerous chaos, severe economic decline, and worse inequality. No one is safe in South Africa now.
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