When mad Bob's thugs visit your farm

[Batista]

Google image search only references this page for that picture.So it doesnt exists anywhere but inside FB which is exempt from google image search and on this page.

 

[The Voice]

Hmmm - Facebook and Zimeye (not very professional looking).
I'd like to see this from a real news source

Unfortunately this is Zimbabwe we're talking about. Not a lot of free media running about. They report what Bob tells them they can.

 

[CamiKaze]

Not sure why people are going on over old furniture... Old furniture/antique is a lot more expensive than what is being made today.

 

[schumi]

From the Facebook page

And from the State newspaper the Herald, who in their delight at discovering a bullet making making machine and a number of rounds at the home of the evicted McKinnon family jumped to the immediate conclusion that this was a 'British' arms cache (the Australian flag has a Union Jack in its left corner). This 'British' remark was soon removed from the report after the unidentified "crime reporter" received a roasting on social media, however it seems he is still unable to identify the nationality of the offending 'sponsors'.
The truth behind the bullet machine and the rifles is going to leave this 'crime reporter' with his foot in his mouth however. Just rewards for disinformation..

Today's story in the Herald vilifying the McKinnon's after their eviction on Tuesday the 30th of August was false and mischievous. The Herald made out that the McKinnons had illegal arms of war and were manufacturing ammunition illegally.
Mark McKinnon recently represented Zimbabwe in the World Championships with his shotgun and the Zimbabwean team ranked 19th out of 42 nations. Sadly he had to withdraw from the recent Rio Olympics because of the jambanja (violent farm eviction) situation he was having to deal with.
All his weapons were licensed as well as his reloading machine for his ammunition.
Their eviction case is on appeal before the High Court and as such any orders from the magistrate's court are suspended until such time as the High Court hears the appeal and gives judgement.

Link to state media article http://www.herald.co.zw/arms-cache-at-domboshava-farm/#disqus_thread

 

[SauRoNZA]

Staged? In Zimbabwe?

Because this doesn't happen often there

Which pretty much begs the question why those people were sticking around this long.

Then again most people think the same of any of us staying in South Africa.