Words alone can’t describe the brutality of farm attacks

Can one imagine the intense fear a person experiences when under attack? Words alone cannot describe the horrific and brutal attacks on farmers in South Africa. Yes, every attack is despicable, egregious, terrible, brutal, and horrific but those words alone do not describe the ruthless farm attacks.

A farm attack is not an ordinary crime; it is nothing more than an inhumane act of violence against farmers who have over the years become victims of merciless criminals obsessed on killing the minority.

On Christmas day December 25, around 21H00 Mr. and Mrs. Keiser were at home on their Wolhuterskop farm when they were assaulted, kidnapped and the suspects never stole anything. This attack reveals the extremely inhumane act of cruelty. Read the full story – Farm couple seriously assaulted, kidnapped, nothing stolen

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Police Brutality in Alexandra township

The community of Alexandra township claim that the police are brutal and treat people unfair.

Alexandra is an informal settlement located near the upper class suburb of Sandton and situated on the banks of the Jukskei River and home to more than 20 000 people.

Alexandra has its fair share of problems, crime is rife, drugs is a major problem and poverty is widespread.

In the video, one can ask the question of whether there is police brutality in the township.

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War of the Flea – Hate crimes in South Africa

South Africa, is filled with racial hatred,  crime, corruption and a government that has failed the majority. The white population is about six percent and the minority group that is targeted by the majority. What chance does this small percentage of people have of surviving, against the massive majority who hate the whites?

War of the Flea – hate crimes in South Africa is a video that will give you a chilling account of the reality of what happens in South Africa.  The video will reveal the blatant hatred, the farm killings, the racial tension.

The ignorant, uneducated, unemployed blacks have no mind of their own; they are led like sheep by the African National Congress (ANC) government, who instigate the hatred. Jealousy is an evil trait, and the majority are filled with envy, and that causes the hatred to spill into horrendous murders of whites.

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84-year-old EL granny assaulted by caregiver – VIDEO

A story and horrific video was published last year in May about a caregiver caught beating

84-year-old Hope Shepherd, a chronically ill pensioner at an upmarket East London home for the frail and elderly.

The video shows how the caregiver hit, kicked and punched the frail old lady and one cannot but admire the fighting spirit of Shepherd who tried her best to defend herself from the bully.

Hope Shepard, a courageous and brave person, died seven months after the assaults.

The caregiver Ncediswa Mkenkcele has been found guilty on all five counts relating to the brutal beating of Hope Shepherd and will be sentenced on March 30.

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Malema wants to occupy land on Van Riebeeck’s Day

Landowners in rural areas are on maximum alert and largely engaged in reorganizing security after the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema announced that nationwide occupation of land would commence on April 6, known as Van Riebieek’s day.

The leader of the FF +, Dr. Pieter Groenewald, said Malema is playing with fire by uttering comments and a proposed plan to occupy the land. Dr. Groenewald said these statements create conflict, clouded relations in South Africa, and have the potential of anarchy that South Africa cannot afford.

The land issue is abused by both the EFF and the ANC who use land reform to boost their reputation among voters in the hope of securing more votes.

“If there is going to be any land taken by force, then the EFF and its supporters should take note that landowners will also use force to protect their property,” warns Dr. Groenewald.
 
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