This video has now been BANNED on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
The WEF wants it scrubbed, and their lackeys are happy to oblige.
Thank you @elonmusk for not caving.
The public want answers.
In remembrance of the Afrikaner victims of the British concentration camps, here is a database where you can see if anyone from your family tree was held there.
I counted 30+ on the one side of my family and too many to count on the other side.
https://t.co/kq3xfKpcLp
KONSENTRASIEKAMPDAG
In Orania onthou ons hierdie verskriklike verskroeide-aarde beleid en die dapper mans, vrouens en kinders wat dit ter wille van vryheid trotseer het.
History of June 16 for Afrikaaners. These are things they won't teach you in school...
On June 16, Afrikaners reflect on a moment etched deeply in our history and our grim struggle for independence.
On June 16, 1900, during the Anglo-Boer War, Lord Roberts, a British cammander, formalized the scorched earth policy. This brutal strategy saw our farms burned, livestock destroyed, and families shattered as Boer women and children were forced into concentration camps to die. Thousands perished in those camps. Nearly a third of the entire population was murdered... Leaving a legacy of loss that still shapes our identity as Afrikanars.
June 16 reminds us of the resilience of our people, who faced unimaginable hardship yet rebuilt with unwavering determination. This is a history that the ANC communists have erased from teachings in schools in an effort to stamp out Afrikaans culture and legitimacy in their own genocidal intentions.
Share this to spread awareness about afrikaaner history. Don't let history be dominated by socialists who despise culture or reality.
#AfrikanerHistory #June16 #Resilience
May we never forget Willemien Potgieter.
Hello my name is Willemien Potgieter and I am two years old. On December 1, 2010, my life changed drastically with no meaning to most people of South Africa. Here is my story South Africa!
I was brutally murdered with my father Attie and mother Wilna on our farm in Lindley District Free State.
My dad Attie was stabbed more than 151 with a knife and my mother Wilna was stabbed in her face with a knife and shot through her neck.
I was also cut in my face with a knife and I was shot behind my head and then kicked in under a bed like a piece of mess!
I never asked someone to hurt me or my family.
Six people were arrested and sentenced to our murders, but it deprived me of everything. There were few marches and no pronunciation of the leaders within our country around our meaningless murders.
I would have been 17 years old today. A young teenager who could have enjoyed the sweet taste of our farm's soil.
I was deprived of being able to have any friends and friends like other teens. I was deprived of having a brother or sister to play with and help our parents on the farm.
I was deprived of being able to live my future dreams about who and what I would be one day.
I could never have the opportunity to worship my Most High in Church.
I was deprived of a life just because I was white. There was and is still no fairness for the barbaric way of my parents to come to our end.
People have long forgotten about us. Our names are on tombstones and that's it.
I am a victim of a system that was evil and meaningless and still is!
This is my story, I am Willemien Potgieter and I was only two!
Happy fathers day.
Fathers, your #1 job is to raise your children with as little influence from 'daddy government' as possible.
Your #2 job? Is to make this statement true for the sake of your kids
#MaintenanceMinute : Planning Meetings
Why is it that the organisations that are doing well in controlling (planning and execution) their maintenance effort, has highly effective planning meetings? Yet, the organisations that struggle to control their ma…https://t.co/ELBDJFOlUA
#MaintenanceMinute : Reliability is a habit
Reliability is not something achieved through capital expenditure. Yes, you can instantaneously improve your plant reliability by spending capital, but it will NOT deliver a sustainable reliability if your incr…https://t.co/rNj8clWO7l
Maintenance is not always about preventing all failures, sometimes the more suitable solution is to reduce the consequence of the failure.
#maintenance#effectiveness
#MaintenanceMinute : Work Management
Do you have a Work Management process in place? How effective is it? Is there any work being done that you do not have visibility over?
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#MaintenanceMinute : WOM KPI’s vs Availability
I was asked this question: Which is more important, WOM (work order management) KPI’s or Availability?
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