White Genocide

[Lupul Daciei]

I often wonder what the "anti apartied" protesters think of there outstanding achievement now.

They sweep it under the rug as much as possible, they ignore it, pretend it is not happening. And when they can't, they blame it on "poverty' and "White Oppression" of niggers [under apartheid]. Either way, it's all "Whitey's fault" and these f***ing shits have no sympathy for these slaughtered Whites. None, what, so, ever. To them, it is more important that they save face rather than to admit that their multicultural experiment is a disaster. 

Right on. Those multi-culti experiments are always on someone elses dime and cost someone elses life, never the ones that preach such shit.

Unfortunately.

[Maritz]

Is the city of Orania progress..?

Orania is progress ... with a few hick-ups Brother. I still want do a post about Orania, but first have to translate texts because their website is in Afrikaans.

Carnage As Two Killed On Farm
Bloemfontein - In a scene paramedics described as "carnage", two elderly people were found murdered on their farm in the Free State on Wednesday morning. "Paramedics were called to the farm this morning at [08:00] and when they arrived on scene they were faced with absolute carnage," said Netcare 911 spokesperson Chris Botha.

He said the murders at Plaas Poortjie Farm, located between Senekal and Steynsrus, appeared to have taken place late on Tuesday night. "The male, aged 65, and his 60-year-old wife had passed away during the night due to the severe trauma they had sustained". "Sergeant" Majang Mosupa said no arrests had been made.

She said the generator on the farm apparently went off on Tuesday night and the woman went outside to investigate. Someone stabbed her. She and her husband were then shot. Mosupa said "police" did not know the motive for the crime but a Chevrolet belonging to the couple's daughter had been stolen from the farm. A case of murder was being investigated.

Source : http://www.news24.com/Content/SouthAfrica/News/1059/4b76dea38194454caa4bd8888fe80467/06-01-2010-01-02/Carnage_as_2_killed_on_farm

[Maritz]

Elderly Woman In Serious Condition After Brutal Farm Attack

An elderly woman farmer is in a serious condition in Stutterheim Hospital after being severely assaulted on Wednesday afternoon. Jean McLeod, 79, was attacked as she was entering her farm – situated a few kilometres outside Stutterheim.
According to police information, McLeod arrived home from a shopping outing in Stutterheim. She entered the house with her groceries, neglecting to close the door behind her because her arms were full. When she turned back to lock it, she was accosted and overpowered. She was then allegedly dragged to an old shed on the property and assaulted.

Police spokesman Captain Thozama Solani yesterday confirmed the incident, saying the victim had broken ribs and was taken to hospital in a critical condition. Solani said after McLeod had been beaten, sand was put into her mouth and thrown into her eyes. She was then gagged with masking tape and her legs bound.

The attacker then ransacked the house and drove off in the victim's vehicle. Groceries, paintings, jewellery, and about R500 in cash was stolen from the house. McLeod managed to free herself and crawled to the house to call police. The vehicle stolen from McLeod were found on the road to Cathcart. "Apparently the driver lost control and it veered off the road," Solani said.

The attacker has not been found. Solani said McLeod had identified the attacker as "someone who used to come to collect old stuff like wire from the farm for his personal use". [ ... when are Whites going to learn to stop helping these retards ?] Yesterday, neighbouring farmers were shocked to hear about the attack on McLeod.

"This is news to us. We are her neighbours, but we never heard anything about the incident," said one woman, who asked that her name not be published. "The only headache we have had here is the problem of stock theft, but police are working hard on that together with the community. This is very bad. We really condemn crime in the farming areas, especially attacks on vulnerable, elderly people," said Solani.

Source : http://www.theherald.co.za/article.aspx?id=519502

[Maritz]

Farmer Dies From Shot To The Head

Johannesburg - An elderly Bethal woman had to walk 4km to get help after robbers killed her son on Sunday. Hannetjie Venter, 79, didn't see them kill her son Fanie, but heard the single shot the robbers fired. A friend of the family, Sakkie Pretorius, says her ordeal started at about 08:30. He says Hannetjie saw the robbers - there were apparently three of them - and tried to warn Fanie who was busy elsewhere on the farmyard.

"He probably didn't hear her. One of the men put his hand over her mouth". Fanie, who always carried a firearm, was caught unawares and was shot in the head. "When she got to him, one of the men said her son was just sleeping. But there was blood everywhere and she could see that he was dead," Pretorius said. The robbers held a gun to her head and forced her to unlock the safe.

"She asked : 'Why don't you shoot me as well?" The robbers stole a shotgun, money and Hannetjie's handbag. Francois van Dijk, a neighbour, says the robbers stole the Venters' cellphones as well. Hannetjie can't drive and she and their dog walked about 4km to Van Dijk's house to get help. "She got here at about 10:00. She walked all the way. It was very traumatic for her". Van Dijk immediately alerted the police and neighbours, but the men - who'd arrived in a car - were long gone.

Source : Beeld

[Maritz]

Anger Over Farm Murders

Polokwane - Farmers are once again insisting on the reinstatement of the commando system after two more farmers were murdered in Limpopo [ ... the commando system consisted of army soldiers that protected farmers during Apartheid, but was disbanded by the communists].The throat of a Belgian farmer, Etienne Cannaerts, 61, was presumably cut with his own pocket knife on his farm near Lephalale (Ellisras) on Friday afternoon.

In the other incident, Paul Dunn, 49, a farm manager at Constantia Products, a citrus farm in the Letsitele district outside Tzaneen, was shot dead in his home in the early hours of Saturday morning. Five people were murdered on farms in Limpopo in February. Theo de Jager, deputy president of Agri SA, said on Monday that farmers in Limpopo are extremely upset. "People are angry. Many farmers have called me to say they want the commando system to be reinstated countrywide."

TAU SA said in a statement that their farm watch system, which uses green flashing lights during patrols, should be recognised by the police. The police consider the green patrol lights to be illegal [ ... illegal ?] and have clashed with TAU SA several times about the matter. According to Japie Ellis, a farmer from the Lephalale district, Cannaerts was presumably attacked as he was opening his farm gate on Friday after having dropped of his workers. The attackers then drove with Cannaerts in his vehicle to a water pan on the farm.

Ronel Otto, provincial police spokesperson, said the victim's hands and feet were tied and his throat was cut. "His body was found later that night on an isolated road," said Ellis. According to Otto, nothing was stolen during the attack. Marco Ruiter, a good friend of Cannaerts, said on Monday that the murder was gruesome. Cannaerts and his wife, Ingrid, had lived on the farm for the past six years. They don't have South African citizenship.

"Neither his wife nor we want to say anything about the matter. After the post-mortem his body will be taken to Belgium where he'll be buried." No suspects have been arrested yet. In another incident, Dunn presumably woke up after three attackers had broken into his house. Both sides opened fire. Dries Enslin, chair of Agri-Letaba, said Dunn shot one of the attackers. Dunn was shot in the chest, neck, right arm and back.

According to Otto, the attackers stole various items from the house. The wounded attacker's blood was found outside the house. This suspect was apprehended on Saturday afternoon by farmers in the area, who used a private helicopter during the search. The suspect is in a hospital under police guard. Enslin said 12 crime incidents, which include house burglary and vehicle theft, have been reported on farms in the Letsitele district over the past ten days.

They have requested an urgent meeting with Nog Magadzi, "MEC" for safety in Limpopo, and Nog Sengani, police "commissioner", to discuss the farm attacks [ ... as if thats going to help]. Enslin said farmers in the Letsitele area participate in sector policing and have a good relationship with the police, "but much more can be done". Agri SA will hold a crime conference in Centurion on Monday, where the security situation on farms will be discussed with Nog Mthethwa, "minister" of police.

Source : Beeld

[MarkCook]

Sounds like a nightmare of a  place to live  !