🇿🇦It's Official, here are the 4 Main Reasons why President Trump Canceled AGOA‼️
All 4 Aspects Directly Link to Cyril Ramaposa and his ANC, as well as Julius Malema for Singing the Song "KILL The Boer".
There you have it South Africa, up to 250 000 Jobs down the drain. This is just the beginning... #FAFO
@BBCAfrica Oh for the fictional murders you rarely report on? The "normal" crimes as you quote from the mouth of your beloved South African @GovernmentZA ?
@Amahashi_ Actually it is you who never left apartheid. Nothing gives you more meaning. Without it you would just be another slave to your chief you like in government. Ah sweety, at least you're pretty...
@cremieuxrecueil There are no white liberals in South Africa. We're all conservatives. The "liberals" are just actors. They are scared conservatives who appease the crocodile, hoping it eats them last.
Brutal farm attack: Elderly couple burned, beaten as attackers tried to cut off wife’s nipples with bolt cutters.
The couple were allegedly stripped naked, beaten and burned with boiling water as three armed attackers tortured them for safe keys at their Broederstroom game farm on Sunday evening, November 1.
The couple endured hours of torture while the men demanded access to their safe. When Les refused to surrender the keys, the attackers began cutting Natasha’s nipples with bolt cutters and repeatedly threatened to rape her.
They only stopped when Les handed over the keys. The attackers reportedly fled with two cellphones, a laptop and 7 firearms, leaving numerous other valuables behind.
Yeah guys, just ordinary crime. These satan spawn will have their day.
@motsepematlala Did you even read the conditions for AGOA? Last I checked ot was the ANC running the country. Not Afriforum, Solidarity, the DA, FF , Cape Independence, Saai, Afriforum the farmers or Rob Hersov. Maybe you should stop letting AI write your shit. Twat.
South Africa: Farm torture: “The worst was when they started cutting my wife”
Les Brett (67) says the worst part was not what happened to him: “It was when they started cutting my wife’s nipples, just to cause pain. She’s a very, very strong woman. A good woman.”
He and his wife, Natasha (68), have lived for 13 years on a farm at Broederstroom, near Hartbeespoort Dam, where he is involved in wildlife conservation. That is why he has guns, including an AK-47 assault rifle.
“They put the AK-47’s barrel in my mouth and pulled the trigger, but it didn’t fire,” he says.
“It was God’s grace. There’s nothing wrong with my gun. But they didn’t know much about guns, to be honest.”
The attackers left with seven of Les’s guns and the couple’s cellphones.
Three attackers broke into the house and overpowered the couple. They tied their feet, blindfolded them and tied their arms behind their backs.
“But they kept us apart, so most of the time we could only hear what was happening to the other one,” says Natasha.
The motive for the attack? “There were only two reasons. They wanted to get into the safe, and they wanted cash,” says Les.
He says it was as if they knew he owned firearms. “That’s when they started assaulting my wife in front of me. But once they had the keys, they got it into their heads that we keep cash.”
The couple can’t remember exactly how long the torture lasted, but estimate it was between two and three hours. “It’s difficult, because you’re in so much pain that time passes more slowly,” says Natasha.
Photo caption: Les and Natasha Brett before the attack. (Supplied)
Les and Natasha are already back home, but their injuries are still serious.
“They slapped me and cut the clothes off my body. Exactly like in the movies, as if there’s a mafia above them giving them instructions,” she says.
She also believes that at times it felt as if they were simply taking out their frustrations in anger. “You could see the adrenaline and the rage in their eyes. They also acted as if they weren’t coordinated among themselves.”
In the middle of the attack, one of them told her: “We’re not here to steal cables.”
The couple’s bank cards were left untouched. “I even offered to drive to an ATM, but they didn’t want to,” she says.
Natasha also says she was nearly raped twice. “But they’re like children in a toy shop. When the safe opened, he forgot about me.”
Natasha suspects that if they had not handed over the keys to the safe, the attackers would have killed Les. “It was like a negotiation.”
Photo caption: One of Les’s wounds. (Supplied)
Her lips are now badly swollen, there are bruises behind her ears, and the attackers almost dislocated her shoulder.
“They tied my hands so tightly that the blood circulation was cut off, and then there were the rags they kept pushing into your mouth...” This later tore her frenulum (the tissue that attaches the tongue to the floor of the mouth).
Both of them were tortured with boiling water, but it is not yet clear how serious the burns are.
Les’s injuries are worse than his wife’s. “They hit him over the head with bolt cutters. His face was very swollen, the white of his eye was red and full of blood, and he can’t hear out of his left ear. His eardrum is burst,” she says.
Natasha remembers that it later went quiet where she was sitting alone. “I think they realised we had nothing. When I thought it was quiet enough, I struggled for 15 minutes to untie my feet,” she says.
There was a knife on the table, which they used to cut each other loose.
“The strangest thing is that they let our dogs out, and even threw their pellets in for them to eat,” she says. They have boerboel and Rhodesian ridgeback crosses, as well as a terrier, “and they didn’t even bark.”
Les thanked all the services that helped them after the attack. “We can’t complain at all,” he says.
Leilani Basson of Bush Babes Conservation Adventures has worked with Les for 14 years. “That something like this should happen to a man like him is tragic. That it should happen to someone so devoted to conservation.”
She describes him as “a man who is always ready, a real army man who stays out in the veld with the wild animals because he loves them.”
“He can tell you about anything, from history to facts about the soil and the grass. He’s a walking encyclopaedia of the veld!”
Les also runs the Dung Beetle Bush School, which aims to teach children and women more about the Bushveld. It is also part of an anti-poaching unit that Les runs together with several other organisations.
The police are investigating a case of house robbery. No one has been arrested yet, says police spokesperson Sergeant Kelebogile Morake.
Lieutenant General Arthur Peter Adams, the provincial police commissioner in North West, condemned the attack.
“It is concerning that criminals continue to target vulnerable members of our communities in the safety of their own homes. We condemn such acts of violence and intimidation in the strongest terms.”
Adams said the police would “intensify efforts” to make sure the attackers are arrested.
Anyone with information that can help the police investigation can contact the investigating officer, Warrant Officer Gregory Kwadi, on 082 373 9636.
Source: Desiré Nortjé, Netwerk24
@chestermissing So Afriforum determines the nationaĺ geopolitical climate now? A small organization thet represents less than 1% of the country's population? Maybe time to remove your hand out of your own ass.
All the anti-Afrikaner and pro-discrimination South Africans today pretending like the ANC has done more than enough to meet the AGOA criteria of "making continual progress toward establishing, a system to combat corruption and bribery":
🇿🇦 An elderly couple was tortured for hours during a brutal farm attack in Broederstroom.
Les and Natasha Brett were assaulted by three assailants, burned with boiling water and threatened with horrific torture before handing over the keys to the safe.
At least its a sovereign country... At least they have their favorite people in power. At least there is a BEE partner enjoying his contract where he never did maintenance. At least they can have water trucks. At least somewhere a singke pit toilet at the cost of Millions will get celebrated with a ribbon cutting ceremony.