Afrikaner Plight Ignored by Most
Non Whites, even the most intellectual of them, simply do not understand the plight of Afrikaner people, and of course lobby group Afriforum, nor do they care to try and sympathize. ANC Propaganda news networks keep pushing the White Genocide narrative, as if President Trump and Kallie Kriel accused the South African government of these heinous crimes.
Newsroom Afrika and SABC News love to gaslight the likes of Mr Kriel, Afriforum’s CEO, by rehashing the ‘Genocide’ narrative, when there is stronger clearly a focus on the Expropriation without Compensation Act, better known as EWC, and Malema’s Kill The Boer song. The ANC and its captured news networks fear the day that the World wakes up to the sad reality of a cultural Genocide which is indeed taking place in our beautiful country.
White Afrikaners may not be caught up in a Genocide, but farm murders are still an undeniable reality, whether Ramaphosa likes it or not! Just the other day, reports have come in of an elderly woman being tortured by boiling hot water poured over her, and there have also been reports of a drill allegedly being used to drill through a person’s foot, and other sickening torture methods which involve the use of hot dripping plastic.
Anyone who still denies the extreme brutality of these murders whilst claiming that Afriforum is accusing anybody of White Genocide is naive and needs enlightenment. This is misinformation at its best, and it’s all done by the ANC government to avoid accountability and to keep pushing the Apartheid narrative to gain sympathy from the Global audience.
An Al Jazeera staff writer, Qaanitah Hunter, wrote an article in February about Far Right lobby groups who have used the term ‘White Genocide’ to gain traction for its agendas, but mr Kriel has been crystal clear about this on multiple occasions- he is not saying there is a genocide, but what he is saying, is that there is a definite attempt by the ANC government to undermine White Afrikaners and deny them basic rights, which, in my view, deserves much more attention!
How can we prioritize Rhino poaching and gang violence, without acknowledging Farm murders? The same goes for GBV- Why is Ramaphosa so sluggish in his response to these acts of barbarity? Well, the answer is very simple- the ANC and the BEE beneficiaries, of which Ramaphosa is the biggest one, only care about themselves, and as far as the White minority group’s safety goes, they couldn’t care less.
The only thing they care about is that the World won’t see how extremely racist they are, and how they have economically sabotaged our country, whilst enriching themselves, at the expense of even their own voters! President Trump hit a nerve that day at the White House, when Ramaphosa was forced to watch his worst nightmare of a video, Malema and his barbarians chanting Kill the Boer!
Afriforum deserves a lot more praise for its unfailing determination to wake the World up to what SA really has become- a country plagued by rampant crime, unspeakable farm murders, grand scale state capture and a police force which is complicit in editing crime stats, hiding certain atrocities by government officials, and the deletion of serious cases which are simply swept under the rug.
This is a serious crime against humanity, and the White Afrikaner is at the forefront of a group of people who have been completely alienated, shut down and crippled by an inept police force and a government that seeks revenge for Apartheid crimes committed by a previous dispensation. BEE and farm murders are classic examples of why President Trump and the US want to boycott the G20 Summit, and then the ANC news puppets have the audacity to question Kallie Kriel about his reasons for going to the US to expose the rot.
We live in a country where statues of Afrikaner heroes are destroyed, job opportunities are few and far between, and families are literally being slaughtered simply for being White. It’s a shame! When Afrikaners such as Piet Croucamp and Max Du Preez pander to ANC propaganda, my heart sinks and I ask myself: what has happened to fighting for your own people, for justice and for equality?
