Groot Blou Bek

Springbok & Bulls Fan. Rassie fan. World Cup Winner. Loves Banter. Hated by the hippies of Action SA & News24. Pieter noem my 'n liggewig. My skaal nie

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

@MBKEsquire @ErnstRoets @ZeldalaGrangeSA Are you therefore implying that black people are inherent so violent that they will torture any vulnerable isolated person they come across, not just white farmers? Like animals in the wild?

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

@BrentS2 @TonyMpetsheni2 More time to torture their victims. The brutality and gruesomeness of these crimes are simply not normal.

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

@PieterDuToit 🤔

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

@BrentS2 @TonyMpetsheni2 But I haven't heard about a hijacking where the victim was tortured with boiled water. Or credit card fraud where they shouted Kill a Boer, Kill a Farmer while doing it.

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

@JustXavierB @kalliekriel @afriforum Kallie's got the track record. He has done more than any other South African to help those in need when no-one else would them. Who are you and what have you done?

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

https://t.co/mgR0SBn2DV

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

RaceBait24 at it again.

Boks sidestep Esterhuizen captaincy controversy over 2012 racial incident

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

@Anele South Africa would really be a better place without you.

[uSakhile kaMkhulunyelwa @ASZulu]

Your “good intentions” still require us to use race as a basis for discrimination in law.

And that is the point.

There is no equality before the law in South Africa.

Race still determines whether you receive an advantage over others.

Scrap it.

[Willem Petzer @willempet]

Bozell told Ramaphosa to Pick any plan to protect our farmers, and the US will help fund it.

The South African government refused entirely.

Our government hate us so much that they turned down free money just to ensure the violence continues.

https://t.co/iGTFPseVsF

[NewsFlash w/ Joe Emilio @NewsflashwJE]

Their mother was murdered in their home while they were there.

Dr. Ernst Roets tells the heartbreaking story of Vanessa Stafleu's children, who hid for hours after the attack before eventually emerging around midnight and making their way across the farm to their grandfather.

Some of these crosses carry stories that are almost impossible to comprehend.

WATCH 🔴 LIVE: 3,000 White Crosses in Washington DC | The Vigil: https://t.co/9Ii7hOCN7M
@LexLibertasOnX @POTUS @elonmusk @ErnstRoets

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

@AdriaanBasson @USAmbRSA Dis nou die perfekte voorbeeld van disinformasie. Beter om 'n handboek dit nie omskryf nie. Dis hoekom niemand News24 vertrou nie.

[Jacques Broodryk @JacquesBroodryk]

⚠️ WARNING: This video contains disturbing descriptions of violence and torture that may be upsetting to some viewers.

Farm attacks in South Africa are often described as robberies. But what happens during some of these attacks goes far beyond theft.
In this video, people are confronted – without prior knowledge – with real accounts of farm attacks, including descriptions of torture, extreme violence and brutality suffered by victims.

More than robbery is a new AfriForum report documenting the violence and torture associated with farm attacks in South Africa.
These are not simply stories about stolen property.

They are accounts of people who were subjected to violence, intimidation, humiliation and, in some cases, horrific acts of brutality.

Read the More than robbery report and learn more about farm attacks and rural safety through @afriforum.

#farmmurders

https://t.co/MN7UeQ5sOS

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

Brutal

[NewsFlash w/ Joe Emilio @NewsflashwJE]

Johan Strydom was attacked on his farm near Potchefstroom in 2010.

Dr. Ernst Roets recounts the horrific circumstances of his murder and remembers attending the subsequent court proceedings, where he witnessed the anger and hopelessness felt by those who knew the farmer.

This is why Johan Strydom's name is among the crosses.

WATCH 🔴 LIVE: 3,000 White Crosses in Washington DC | The Vigil: https://t.co/9Ii7hOCfie

@LexLibertasOnX @POTUS @elonmusk @ErnstRoets

[NewsFlash w/ Joe Emilio @NewsflashwJE]

Johan Strydom was attacked on his farm near Potchefstroom in 2010.

Dr. Ernst Roets recounts the horrific circumstances of his murder and remembers attending the subsequent court proceedings, where he witnessed the anger and hopelessness felt by those who knew the farmer.

This is why Johan Strydom's name is among the crosses.

WATCH 🔴 LIVE: 3,000 White Crosses in Washington DC | The Vigil: https://t.co/9Ii7hOCfie

@LexLibertasOnX @POTUS @elonmusk @ErnstRoets

[NewsFlash w/ Joe Emilio @NewsflashwJE]

These crosses tell stories that must not be forgotten.

Dr. Ernst Roets recounts the 1985 landmine attack near Messina that killed members of two farming families, including a two-year-old boy and an eight-year-old girl. Decades later, their names are being remembered in Washington, D.C.

WATCH 🔴 LIVE: 3,000 White Crosses in Washington DC | The Vigil: https://t.co/9Ii7hOCfie

@LexLibertasOnX @POTUS @elonmusk @ErnstRoets

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

https://t.co/rSEtFqueog

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

Feel free to google some of the names you see on white crosses. Here is my first one.

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

@BBCWorld The victim's beg to differ, but they can't.

[Groot Blou Bek @GrootBlouBek]

@AfrikanersVirSA Indien plaasmoorde net normale misdaad is, sou net 5% van die slagoffers wees. Maar dit is nie en dit was nie.