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       EFF - ‘Teaching Whites a Lesson’: Every Five Days a White Farmer
        Is Killed in South Africa
       By: Hawk Date: March 24, 2018, 2:03 pm
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       SOURCE : FaithWire
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       March 21, 2018
       South African farming activists are outraged at the lack of
       police action following a series of brutal attacks on white
       farmers.
       Many in the farming community are disturbed by a newly
       introduced motion that rules land can be seized without any
       financial recompense. Critics believe that the proposal to amend
       Section 25 of the constitution has enabled disgruntled members
       of the community to invade and steal farmland without fear of
       legal consequences.
       Civil rights organization AfriForum has alleged that there have
       been 109 recorded attacks so far in 2018 and 15 farm murders,
       which means that one white farmer has been killed every five
       days this year.  “Our rural areas are trapped in a crime war.
       Although the South African government denies that a violence
       crisis is staring rural areas in the face, the numbers prove
       that excessive violence plague these areas,” said Ian Cameron,
       AfriForum’s Head of Safety, as reported by Newsweek.
       A 35-year-old farmer, Gabriel Stols, told the Independent that
       his brother Kyle, 21, was shot dead by four people on a game
       reserve near Bloemfontein. “What is happening to us is torture,
       it is slaughter, it is brutal, it is revenge. The world doesn’t
       know what is happening in South Africa,” he said.
       TWITTER Quotes Link -
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       [quote] Ian Cameron @IanCameron23
       FARM MURDER and RAPE: Ladybrand, FS. Farm manager (40) tied up
       with wire, hands behind his back and repeatedly stabbed and
       hacked to death by attackers. His wife was raped by attackers.
       pic.twitter.com/iBRAlBSVMd
       [/quote]
       [quote] Ian Cameron @IanCameron23
       Victim was dragged 100m from where him and his wife were
       initially attacked and was then hung from a wire by his feet
       after which he was stabbed until he died. Suspects are thought
       to be from Lesotho. pic.twitter.com/wCMf72Md2d
       1:58 PM - Mar 20, 2018 [/quote]
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       The policy was originally proposed by the leader of the far-left
       Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Julius Malema, who has insisted
       that it is the right of black South Africans to take back the
       land. In a speech delivered Wednesday, Malema said it was time
       for the white farmers to leave. “They must leave the keys of the
       tractors‚ because we want to work the land,” the controversial
       figure declared, as reported by Times Live. “They must leave the
       keys of the houses‚ because we want to stay in those houses.”
       Mr Malema has previously described land seizures as “teaching
       whites a lesson.”
       “We must ensure that we restore the dignity of our people
       without compensating the criminals who stole our land,” he said
       in response to the motion passing by 241 votes to 83.
       His fiery response was, in part, as a response to remarks made
       by an Australian Home Affairs Minister, Peter Dutton, who has
       offered to explore options for issuing visas to stricken
       farmers.
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       Dutton said that the oppressed farmers deserve “special
       attention” and need help from a “civilized country” like
       Australia. “If you look at the footage and read the stories, you
       hear the accounts, it’s a horrific circumstance they face,” he
       said, as reported by the Sydney Herald. “We have the potential
       to help some of these people that are being persecuted.”
       On Monday, Australia’s former Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, told
       2GB Radio that there is “a very serious situation developing in
       South Africa,” as reported by the Guardian. “Something like 400
       white farmers have been murdered – brutally murdered over the
       last 12 months,” he added.
       Abbott continued: “Just imagine the reaction here in Australia
       if a comparable number of farmers had been brutally murdered by
       squatters intent on driving them off their land … we would say
       this is a national crisis.”
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       Many South Africans are fearful due to the striking similarity
       of the situation to that of the brutal land reforms, murder and
       persecution that has faced white farmers in Zimbabwe under
       former president Robert Mugabe over the past couple of decades.
       But the South African government insists that it is simply
       rectifying the past via its accelerated land reform.
       “There’s no need for anyone to be scared or to fear anything,”
       government spokesman Ndivhuwo Mabaya told the BBC. “The land
       redistribution programme will be done according to the law. We
       want to say to our friends across the world that there’s no need
       to panic.”
       “We are engaged in a process of land redistribution which is
       very important to address the imbalances of the past,” added a
       spokesperson for the South African minister for International
       Relations and Cooperation, Lindiwe Sisulu. “But it is going to
       be done legally, and with due consideration of the economic
       impact and impact on individuals.”
       The South African Christian Democratic Party has spoken out
       against Malema, claiming that his remarks contitute “hate
       speech.”
       “Land distribution is something that our party agrees with, as
       we agree that injustices were made in the past and many people
       lost their land,” Reverend Kenneth Meshoe, the president of the
       African Christian Democratic Party, told The Independent.
       “Where we disagree is when the EFF and the ANC want to
       expropriate land without compensation and the EFF’s talk of
       taking land from the whites. People like Malema who are
       promoting hate speech should not be allowed.”
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