Fighting Back !!!

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Johannesburg - A taxidermist shot and killed two of the West Rand's most wanted criminals on Tuesday, after he was wounded in the foot. Two other suspected members of a gang which carried out four robberies within three days were arrested. Jacques Fouché, 36, from Randfontein, told how he was helping a client, a certain JJ from Mauritius, carry hunting trophies, skins and skulls to the client's car at Fouché's house in Fir Street, Green Hills.

"When we walked back, I saw two men walking toward us. "I leaned into my bakkie to press the remote control button to close the gate, but then they were already on us."
The robbers took Fouché and JJ to the workshop at the back of the premises, where they repeatedly punched a worker, Jacob. The three men were forced to lie on the floor and their hands were tied behind their backs. They were stripped of their valuables. "Another two men came in with a bag containing an R5 rifle. I was warned not to take any chances while the one robber waved the R5 in front of me. Then they took me alone to the master bedroom in the house."

The safe was already unlocked by then. The robbers wanted to know where Fouché was hiding his money and pistols. Fouché was repeatedly hit over the head with the R5 while he was tied up and held on his bed. "Suddenly some of them came running in, screaming that they have to get out of there. I don't know what happened, but I suspect Jacob freed himself and jumped over the wall into the neighbours' property to get help. "Then a security company was called."

Fouché freed himself and grabbed a shotgun. When he tried to shoot the gun misfired. He grabbed a second shotgun and left the house. Two of the robbers turned back and opened fire on him. "When I saw they were coming back, I had to run to the stoep and find shelter." Fouché shot at the suspects, who were near JJ's car, from the stoep. One of them shot back from inside the car. He was hit in the right foot while on his way to hide behind his bakkie. "I carried on shooting back and then I just sat behind the bakkie until the shots stopped."

The two back windows of JJ's car were shattered by bullets. The body of one of the robbers lay outside the car on the road. Another suspect's body was in the driver's seat. Police spokesperson Appel Ernst said Peet Venter, a policeman who lives in the area, reacted quickly when he heard the shots and called the police. "Another two robbers were found in the veld and in a nearby townhouse complex. We found two 9mm pistols in the vehicle. Another 9mm pistol was found in the veld and the R5 rifle was found in the townhouse complex. "They are definitely among the most wanted criminals in the area," Ernst added.

Source : http://m.news24.com/news24/SouthAfrica/News/Man-kills-robbers-in-shootout-20100824

Here are some pictures of the shooting, some are graphic http://boerboel1.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/sometimes-justice-prevails/#more-3964

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Farm wife Cecelia Steynberg, 51, shoots armed attacker in neck – Stormpan, Wesselsbron

An armed black man, one of at least four home-invaders, who invaded a farm homestead near Wesselsbron was shot in the neck by the farmer's wife, leaving the gunman injured and probably permanently disabled. Nothing was robbed. Two suspects are still at large. Mrs Cecelia Steynberg (51) of  the farm Stormpan woke up at around 3:00am from the loud barking of her little dogs inside. She fetched their firearm from the safe where, by law, it has to be locked up, and climbed back into bed. She said her husband Callie works in Kroonstad and she's alone at home: so she make certain that she was able to protect herself. After a while she heard the security-door inside the hallway leading to the bedroom being broken down. She tried to raise the farm-manager on her Farm-watch link's two-way radio, but could not reach him: he apparently was busy at the chicken-house.

A black man then suddenly entered her bedroom, pointed a firearm at her and pulled the trigger.  However she was lucky: the attacker's gun failed to fire so the man surged towards her while she fired off a shot which hit him in the neck. He was only a meter away from her when she shot the gunman, police said. She then rushed outside and fired off another warning shot to alert the farm-workers. Police and the local farm-watch were on the scene very quickly. SAPS sergeant Puleng Motsoeneng, said the injured man told them that there were three other men with him who were attacking the Steynberg homestead. They got in by cutting through the burglar-bars with a wirecutter.  Police confiscated a firearm from him which had its serial-number filed off. They also found another person's driver's license and Mrs Steynberg's car-keys on the injured man. He was admitted to Odendaalsrust hospital under police guard and then transferred to Welkom's Bongani hospital.

Meanwhile local farmers teamed up with field-trackers and Agri-Free State's intelligence chief Hennie Gerber and launched a massive search for the three other farm-attackers, arresting a second suspect later that morning who provided information to help track down the other two. However the two are still at large; they managed to get through the cordon put up near Odendaalsrust.

http://www.beeld.com/Suid-Afrika/Nuus/Boervrou-skiet-inbreker-in-nek-20100929

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Two Blacks Shot Dead In Farm Attack

Walkerville, Vereeniging. The supermarket chain who buys the dairy-products from 26-year-old dairy foreman Eon Viljoen has much to answer for. Their failure to pay the farm for its products has caused a chain of horrific events in which two former farm workers – angered because they did not get their Christmas bonuses in time – beat farm-owner Marie Weilbach, 79 into a braindead-coma with a steel-pipe. The two workers then were killed in turn when they waited for her grandson Villjoen in ambush and tried to kill him with a shotgun and a steelpipe. Two dairy-farm workers – Mkhlushwa Khoza and Mbongiseni Hornsby – beat 79-year-old farm-owner Mrs Marie Weilbach into a braindead coma while the retired Boer dairy-farmer was watching a religious TV-programme. Both her hands were crushed from trying to ward off the blows. She's on life-support in a Gauteng hospital – declared braindead.

Earlier this year the young Mr Viljoen had taken over management of the family-farm from his frail grandmother – its ownership dates from 1903 (from the era when the British colonial military forces attacked the independent Boer Republics). Viljoen said that from the outset as its foreman, the farm had struggled to get paid for their dairy-products from their buyers. Eon Viljoen worried about the Christmas bonuses, so two weeks ago their six workers were called together and told by Viljoen that that he would not be able to pay their annual Christmas bonuses before Christmas – but also promised that they would still get the bonuses immediately after the farm got paid by the buyers in the city. They had always received their wages on time; the problem was with the bonuses. "One of the workers at the meeting then reacted very angrily, demanding his money immediately, said Viljoen. "He told me 'you are not wearing a bullet-proof vest, and I am going to shoot you'."

Viljoen said he then hurriedly borrowed money from a friend, called the workers together again and paid them their bonuses. However – he also fired the worker who had threatened to kill them and told the assembled workers that if this man had carried out his threat and Viljoen ' was no longer there to run the farm, they would all have been out of a job'. He said a second worker then decided to quit his job as well. Then these two disgruntled workers started a campaign of terror against the remaining four farm workers and their families which got so bad that the four workers fled from their cottages to the township – one even left with his wife without getting paid. Another fleeing worker stole R800 – his last remaining cash – from Viljoen's wallet before disappearing, he said.

His grandmother – in whose name the family farm is registered – took these threats and all these incidents very seriously and warned him to protect himself – giving him her legally-registered 9mm pistol on Tuesday-nigh (December 21, 2010), he said. "I phoned the two workers Khoza and Hornsby on Wednesday, asking them to come to the farm so that we could find a solution to the problem,' he said. "They both showed up but then demanded more cash payments of R6,000 and R3,000 respectively as 'entrenchment packages'. I told them that I didn't have that kind of money and that they would have to contact their trade union to take the matter up with them to deal with it legally." Khoza and Hornsby then left the homestead and shortly thereafter, Viljoen also went outside to drive his usual rounds before stopping by a hiding-place in the stable to fetch his grandmother's pistol at around 18:20. He immediately wanted to give it back to her for her self-protection.

When he returned to the homestead the back door stood open, he told Beeld. "At that time of the evening my grandmother always feeds her dogs so I did not suspect anything amiss until I walked into the kitchen. The two workers, Khoza and Hornsby were waiting for me – one immediately fired a shot from a shotgun without saying a word, and I fired back at once. Both shots missed. The worker then fired again with the shotgun. Vijoen said he then shot the man with one shot to the head and as the other worker stormed towards him with a steelpipe Viljoen also shot him dead as well. The grandson then rushed inside to find his grandmother –"she is a very religious person and always sat and watched the church-channel on TV all day...' — and found her on her chair, her head caved-in and bloodied; critically injured. He immediately phoned the SAPS and medics from Netcare 911. Mrs Weilbach was rushed to Sebokeng hospital where she was put on a life-support machine. She has been declared braindead, he said. "Why didn't they just wait for me somewhere on the farm ? Why didn't they leave my grandmother alone ?" he said. SAPS constable Makgauta Serathi said they are 'investigating two murder-cases.

https://rahowadirectory.com/sacreativity/two-blacks-shot-dead-in-farm-attack/

Sadly, what the the farmers in this country have not learned as that a nigger cannot be trusted; dont give him work ... not on the farm or in your house ... let him whither on the vine. We have 800 000 poor whites in squatter camps, employ them and empower the White Race

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Gran Shoots, Kills Intruder

13 June 2011 - An elderly St Francis Bay woman  shot and killed one of two intruders (blacks) in her home early yesterday after they broke into her house and held her hostage. Police said the 72-year-old was assaulted and robbed at about 3am by the men, who were armed with a screwdriver and knife. The attackers gained entry by breaking a window and opening  a sliding door. Warrant Officer Marianette Olivier said the woman had heard a noise inside the house just before the men stormed her bedroom and attacked her. "They confronted her, tied her hands behind her back and blindfolded her, demanding bank cards and pin numbers," Olivier said. "One of the robbers allegedly took her Mercedes-Benz and drove to a nearby ATM, where he withdrew an undisclosed amount of money. While he was drawing the money, his accomplice remained behind in the house."

The nearest ATM is at a local shopping centre about 2km from her home. During the time that the robber was at the ATM,  the woman managed to untie herself when the other attacker left the room.  In a panic, she grabbed her 38 special revolver. "The suspect saw her with the firearm and allegedly ran towards her in an attempt to stab her," Olivier said. "According to her, she then fired three shots at him, but only two hit him." The wounded attacker, whose identity is not known to the police, died at the scene. "His accomplice returned to the house only minutes later and found him dead and her with a firearm," Olivier said. "In a hasty escape, he jumped out of the MercedesBenz and ran away without attempting to confront her." The woman was taken to relatives in nearby Oyster Bay as she was suffering from shock and feared the other robber would return. "She is very traumatised by the incident and still in shock," Olivier said. "Her doctor was called to the house shortly after the attack and treated her at the scene. We have spoken to the family and at this stage they do not want to talk to the media." Police refused to divulge the woman's name, saying she was now part of a criminal investigation. Many residents in St Francis Bay remained unaware of the attack and were alerted only after The Herald spoke to various home and business owners in the area.

Neighbour Andy Nosworthy said he had been unaware of the incident, but said he had wakened at about 3am after his dogs "went mad". "I got up when I heard the dogs barking and turned all the outside lights on," Nosworthy said. "I saw nothing and went back to bed.  Only in the morning did I see that one of our cars in the driveway had been broken into and the radio face was on the ground." Nosworthy said he suspected the attackers had been frightened when they heard the dogs and then scaled the fence into the woman's yard. Her property is relatively unprotected, with only a low wall surrounding the house. Her son-inlaw, who owns a guesthouse in St Francis Bay, only a few kilometres from where the attack occurred, was tight-lipped about the attack, but said she was doing well. "She defended herself and is a very brave woman to have done that."

"We need more people who are not intimidated by criminals," he said. "She is resting at the moment, so understand that she does not want to talk." A case of murder and robbery is being investigated, but  the woman has not been charged. "She is in shock at the moment and once she calms down, detectives will take her statement and take it from there," Olivier said. "Once we have all the details we will take the documents to the Director of Public Prosecutions for a decision on what further action should be taken. "At this stage it appears she acted in self defence, but the investigation will reveal all the details." The woman's car was impounded by police so forensic experts could obtain fingerprints and evidence to help identify the robbers.

Source : The Herald Online

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White Benoni Woman Shoots Dead Black Male Gunman

One of two black men who broke into a family home in Crystal Park, was shot dead during a gun-fight on July 29. Clyde Meela reports in LookLocal Benoni that the unnamed white home-owner was awakened by the house alarm and her dogs. She was asleep in the bedroom with her two children. She took her gun and went downstairs to investigate. She looked through her living room window and spotted two black men with guns in her yard. When they saw her one pointed his firearm at her, and she raised her gun and a gun-fight ensued, with shots fired through the windows.  She fired off two shots and saw one man fall down. She alerted the Crystal Park police and Community Monitoring Service (CMS) security guards but after a search in the dark they could find neither of the two gunmen.

Later on the same day, at about 7.30am, the gardener arrived and started with his daily duties. He saw suspicious liquid drops on the grass and decided to follow the trail, which led him to the discovery of the body of the shot suspect on the grass. The paramedics were called to the scene and declared the suspect dead. At that point the police were called back to examine the scene with photographers and detectives and a mortuary vehicle arrived to fetch the dead gunman's body. It was taken to the Germiston Mortuary.  The other suspect is still on the run, and the cases are being investigated by WO Riana Erasmus.

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Limpopo Farmer Fights Back

Johannesburg - A farmer shot and killed a man trying to rob him of copper cables in Trichardtsdal in the Maake area, Limpopo police said on Sunday. Five men entered his farm around 13:00 on Saturday and struck him on the head with a panga, lieutenant colonel Mohale Ramatseba said. He managed to draw his gun and fire several shots at the intruders. A 30-year-old died on the scene after he was shot. His accomplices ran away without taking anything. The farmer was admitted to hospital with a minor wound. An inquest docket was opened. The four men were still at large.

http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/Limpopo-farmer-fights-back-20111002?utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=breakingnews&utm_source=sabreakingne

On the one side we have White Racialists undergoing training to defend themselves in an ever hostile country



... and on the other side we have black youths undergoing military training



... and anti-White garbaged being puked forth