Farm Attacks

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Loads of privateers fly drones in rural areas especially on farms. I had a friend do an aerial video of our farm in Zeerust. Our neighbors could easily assumed it was "attackers" using it for surveillance...
 
Funny thing is it was the ANC doing that to their own people during apartheid at camp Quattro in Angola.
 
Mngandi is just a useless bottom feeding peasant who has a potatoes farm on his shoulder. Brainless Twat.
 

Unfortunately these type of people live amongst us. What is more troubling, is that this type of person with these blatantly hateful (and perhaps even racist) thoughts, is not at all afraid to publicly share these type of thoughts with zero regard or fear for any sort of repercussions. Not that there will be any consequences. We really are in a place right now, where non-whites have to watch what they say so carefully, and blacks can spew whatever hateful **** they want. Very dangerous path this.
 
Unfortunately these type of people live amongst us. What is more troubling, is that this type of person with these blatantly hateful (and perhaps even racist) thoughts, is not at all afraid to publicly share these type of thoughts with zero regard or fear for any sort of repercussions. Not that there will be any consequences. We really are in a place right now, where non-whites have to watch what they say so carefully, and blacks can spew whatever hateful **** they want. Very dangerous path this.

Social media is full of these people, from both sides unfortunately. Not much an average person can do about it.
 
Farm attacks and murders: This is SA's most deadly province for farmers

Police Minister Bheki Cele has released statistics on farm attacks and murders dating back to 2012, which show that while attacks have increased, the number of murders reported have decreased year-on-year.

In a written response to a parliamentary question from the Freedom Front Plus' Pieter Groenewald, Cele and National Police Commissioner General Khehla Sitole provided a breakdown of farm attack statistics dating back to the 2012/13 financial year.

It was not clear from the response, however, what criteria were used to qualify an incident as a farm attack.

More at:
https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/...sas-most-deadly-province-for-farmers-20180505
 
Facade !


Farm attacks and murders: This is SA's most deadly province for farmers


More at:
https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/...sas-most-deadly-province-for-farmers-20180505
Here you go

http://www.politicsweb.co.za/documents/govt-releases-farm-attackmurder-stats-by-province-

Another "thin" report
Which hides all of the really important background detail !

I would imagine MANY people especially those that think they can become "experts" on South Africa -- in TWO weeks will have very little understanding of what the spatial relevance of these stats imply

Indeed for MANY the implications will be a most BITTER pill to swallow -- they should make sure that it is the

"RED PILL"
 
Here you go

http://www.politicsweb.co.za/documents/govt-releases-farm-attackmurder-stats-by-province-

Another "thin" report
Which hides all of the really important background detail !

I would imagine MANY people especially those that think they can become "experts" on South Africa -- in TWO weeks will have very little understanding of what the spatial relevance of these stats imply

Indeed for MANY the implications will be a most BITTER pill to swallow -- they should make sure that it is the

"RED PILL"

I understood your posts in the other thread but you switched to greek for this one.

Anyway, it's a pity that there is not an even more in depth analyses of what is going on in these crimes (whether successful or unsuccessful), it would be useful to know what make the unsuccessful ones unsuccessful (but probably a lot of the unsuccessful ones are not even known about).
 
Here you go

http://www.politicsweb.co.za/documents/govt-releases-farm-attackmurder-stats-by-province-

Another "thin" report
Which hides all of the really important background detail !

I would imagine MANY people especially those that think they can become "experts" on South Africa -- in TWO weeks will have very little understanding of what the spatial relevance of these stats imply

Indeed for MANY the implications will be a most BITTER pill to swallow -- they should make sure that it is the

"RED PILL"

So Afriforum's non genocidal numbers (or slowest genocide ever performed in the history of humankind) are confirmed. Debate over, thank you.

The figures show that over the last six years since 2012, there were 3059 attacks altogether (on average, that is 509,8 per year) in which 338 people were killed (on average, that is 56,3 per year).

If these figures are compared to other available sources, then they seem to be fairly reliable.

Statement issued by Dr. Pieter Groenewald, FF Plus leader, 5 May 2018
 
Well, the genocidal conspiracy theorist are obviously morons, one would expect these 10+ men death squads with jammers and vehicles and radios and assault riffles to do a much better job.

What is not moronic is the bad security situation in SA and that whether one is urban, semi-rural or rural, one has to harden ones homestead and yard, or you'll eventually become a statistic.
 
NOPE !

So Afriforum's non genocidal numbers (or slowest genocide ever performed in the history of humankind) are confirmed. Debate over, thank you.
NOPE
One has to compare against the overall crime picture in order to ascertain IF farmers are -- compared to all the rest of the murders -- a specially targetted group / demographic

The above released crime stats do NOT show how farm murder / farm attack crime compare to the general level of crime and violence in the rest of SA -- especially URBAN areas -- which obviously do NOT count as "Farm-Murders"

Only when reliable stats of ALL the different elements are analysed will one be able to prove or disprove any "genocide" theory ( fast or slow ) and / or IF farmers are a specially targetted group ?
 
Farm attacks and murders: This is SA's most deadly province for farmers



More at:
https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/...sas-most-deadly-province-for-farmers-20180505

"which show that while attacks have increased, the number of murders reported have decreased year-on-year."

dead people lying around, headlines say robbery gone wrong. pretty sure its what police are told to call it, like with protests and riots, government ordered not to call them riots. all to make stats look good.
 
NOPE
One has to compare against the overall crime picture in order to ascertain IF farmers are -- compared to all the rest of the murders -- a specially targetted group / demographic

The above released crime stats do NOT show how farm murder / farm attack crime compare to the general level of crime and violence in the rest of SA -- especially URBAN areas -- which obviously do NOT count as "Farm-Murders"

Only when reliable stats of ALL the different elements are analysed will one be able to prove or disprove any "genocide" theory ( fast or slow ) and / or IF farmers are a specially targetted group ?

Let's settle for the slowest genocide in the history of humankind, no time to argue again and again on this.

At this rate, the ANC genocidal murderous and racist government will have accomplished its task in "only" 600 years. If you add the families, probably 1800 years.

I'd probably be faster with a teaspoon.


Every murder, wherever it happens is one too much but these claims of genocide (which implicates an organization being behingd it) are nothing more than nutjobs conspiracies.
 
Let's settle for the slowest genocide in the history of humankind, no time to argue again and again on this.

At this rate, the ANC genocidal murderous and racist government will have accomplished its task in "only" 600 years. If you add the families, probably 1800 years.

I'd probably be faster with a teaspoon.


Every murder, wherever it happens is one too much but these claims of genocide (which implicates an organization being behingd it) are nothing more than nutjobs conspiracies.

you should know about boiling frogs? :p
 
Farm attacks and murders: This is SA's most deadly province for farmers



More at:
https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/...sas-most-deadly-province-for-farmers-20180505

So basically the Gangsters paradise, I mean Gauteng Province, home to most urban, corporate & domestic crime has a spill over to rural.. woah, I’d have never guessed criminals would realize what easy targets farmers are vs urban sprawl scenarios.. and the NorthWest adjacent to it account for a large %.

I will stick to my story, this a crime issue.. SA gov, especially under Zuma squandered cash for deals so that there can be corruption and fraud rather than spending it on things that can be tracked such as policing. It’s the norm in Africa and SA is part of the continent.

The sad reality of SA post 94’ is that people(white, black, purple, green, etc) have shown that they are pathetic at self governance and will abuse the system where they see fit. So next time you the reader see some moron (could be yourself?) do as they please on the road, realize that this comes with the fact that if someone hijacks and kills them.. it’s all the same, s/he(female hijackers? They usually walk into roads to stop people in WC) is doing as s/he please as they did. Different scales of the same.

Personally I think SA needs a government that will not tolerate any form of lawlessness (that includes your etoll) but that’s just me. While people make grey areas for petty or administrative crime, the is another person doing the same for major crime and the cycle will continue. Yes this is brutal.. but after the failed experiment of having the freedom do as we please I think we need to go back.
 
So basically the Gangsters paradise, I mean Gauteng Province, home to most urban, corporate & domestic crime has a spill over to rural.. woah, I’d have never guessed criminals would realize what easy targets farmers are vs urban sprawl scenarios.. and the NorthWest adjacent to it account for a large %.

I will stick to my story, this a crime issue.. SA gov, especially under Zuma squandered cash for deals so that there can be corruption and fraud rather than spending it on things that can be tracked such as policing. It’s the norm in Africa and SA is part of the continent.

The sad reality of SA post 94’ is that people(white, black, purple, green, etc) have shown that they are pathetic at self governance and will abuse the system where they see fit. So next time you the reader see some moron (could be yourself?) do as they please on the road, realize that this comes with the fact that if someone hijacks and kills them.. it’s all the same, s/he(female hijackers? They usually walk into roads to stop people in WC) is doing as s/he please as they did. Different scales of the same.

Personally I think SA needs a government that will not tolerate any form of lawlessness (that includes your etoll) but that’s just me. While people make grey areas for petty or administrative crime, the is another person doing the same for major crime and the cycle will continue. Yes this is brutal.. but after the failed experiment of having the freedom do as we please I think we need to go back.

You had me in complete agreement until the end. Then I realized you are just a turd covered in sprinkles.
 
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