Farm Terrorism and Genocide in South Africa

FARM TERRORISM and
GENOCIDE in SOUTH AFRICA
A presentation by Dr. Peter Hammond

FARM TERRORISM and
GENOCIDE in SOUTH AFRICA
A presentation by
Dr. Peter Hammond

White South African farmers are experiencing the
highest rates of violent crime anywhere in the world.
The Most Dangerous Job in the World

Brendin Horner's body was found
tied to a farm gate
after he was killed on 2 October 2020

“There are no white farmers being killed
in South Africa,” said Malema
A False Narrative

• The most dangerous job in the world is being a
farmer in South Africa. Far more dangerous than
being a bomb disposal expert in a war zone like Iraq.
Farmers are being murdered at a rate four times
more than even the police.

• Farmers in South Africa are being killed at a far
higher rate than our soldiers ever were in any and all
of the wars this country has been involved in.

• Yet the ANC president claimed that “There are no
murders of white farmers in South Africa!”

The Transvaal Agricultural Union recorded 2,070 attacks and
1,266 murders between 1991 and 2009.

The South African Agriculture Union recorded 10,151 farm attacks
and 1,541 murders between 1994 and 2008.

• “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil…
Who justify the wicked for a bribe and take away
justice from the righteous man!” Isaiah 5:20-23

Commissioner Cele refuses to acknowledge
that the murder of farmers is an issue
requiring special police attention.

THE TRUTH BEHIND FARM
TERRORISM IN SOUTH AFRICA

AfriForum has noted that the term “farm murders”
is misleading and the term “farm terror” and “farm tortures”
are more suitable. Farmers in South Africa are now being
murdered at a rate of 220 per 100,000 per year.

The average murder
ratio per 100,000 of
the population
worldwide is 9.
Any form of justice is
incredibly rare.
The criminal justice
system is
spectacularly failing to
effectively prosecute
most of the
perpetrators of these
attacks.

Farming family victims are often tied up, cut with machetes and
pitchforks, burned with boiling water or hot irons, dragged behind
vehicles, raped and mutilated in incomprehensible savagery.
Sadistic Savagery

Kill the Boer
is a book about
the brutal reality
of farm attacks
in South Africa
and how
the ANC government
is complicit to this crisis.

It is argued that the South African government should be
regarded as complicit due to a variety of reasons,

including its
deprioritising of the crime
despite the worsening crises,

negative stereotyping of white farmers in particular,

romanticising of violence inflicted upon farmers,
propagation of hatred from political platforms,

as well as the scorning and ridiculing of the victims of these
attacks.

The Kill the Boer book reveals accounts of the direct involvement
of members of the ruling ANC, the South African government

and the SAPS in particular with the planning
and execution of these attacks.

It is argued that a looming process of ethnic cleansing should be
regarded as a serious threat and something we must campaign
to prevent.

The complicity of the South African media is also indicated by
analysis of news reports which clearly indicate biased reporting,

leading to vilification and negative stereotyping of white farmers in
particular.

the horrific levels of torture that often accompanies these crimes,

the role that farmers should play in society and the unique
circumstances that farmers are in.

When the most dangerous occupation in South Africa
is not that of a member of the police or a fireman,
you should realise that something is wrong.

When the most dangerous occupation is that
of a person who promotes food security & creates jobs,
you should know that something is wrong.

The sad truth should enjoy intensive discussion and considered a
priority anywhere in the world.

However, this is not the case in South Africa.
Here, the government is complicit in farm murders.

Ernst Roets’s book Kill the Boer was
launched on a cold winter’s morning.

It was a striking launch, with the singer Adam Tas singing
songs about farmers and the farming industry.

The morning of the launch saw reports on an 86-year-old farmer
from Hartbeespoort who had been attacked on his farm the day
before.

Kill the Boer does not mince words and details how cruel farm
murders are and why these cannot be regarded as ordinary
crimes.

It investigates the loaded statements by politicians and how
these may result in an increase in farm attacks and murders.

In one section Roets mentions that Julius Malema answered
under cross examination that they had stopped singing “Kill the
Boer, kill the farmer” in the ANC because black farmers might
have been depicted as targets erroneously. Therefore, Malema
had rather started singing “Dubula iBhunu” (kill the Boer).

The book also points out the mainstream media’s double
standards in terms of its reporting on farm murders and reference
to race.

One statistic shows that a publication like the Daily Sun uses
graphics in 69% of the reports covering white-on-black crimes, but
in only 21% of reports on black-on-white crimes.

A publication like the Huffington Post SA does not even use
graphics in case of black-on-white crimes.

The book is more than simply figures and statistics, however.

It is the story of Sue Howarth, who was murdered when attackers
opened fire on her and her husband while they were sleeping.

It is the story of Roger and Christine Solik, where the judge said
during his sentencing that a “great measure of rage and venom”
had been evident at the crime scene.

It is the story of 66-year-old Dries Steenkamp who was shot dead
on his farm outside Lydenburg in Mpumalanga,

and the story of Vanessa Stafleu, whose 3- and 5-yeard-old
children ran into the darkness after they had seen their mother
murdered right in front of them.

It is the story of Johan Strydom, whose skull was cracked with a
piece of metal, after which he was dragged behind his bakkie on a
dirt road until he died of a burst liver.

It is the story of a mother who lost the will to live after her 21-year-
old son, Kyle Stols, was murdered on a farm close to
Bloemfontein.

And it is the story of Attie Potgieter, who was stabbed 151 times
with a panga, garden fork and a knife, after which his wife, Wilna,
and two-year-old little daughter, Willemien, were murdered.

Of course it is not only white farmers who are being killed. Elisa
Mokoenat and Augustine Khonjana, two farmworkers, were
strangled during a farm attack and shot in the stomach.

Last year in the Free State a black commercial farmer was shot
dead by attackers and his wife was kicked and shot.

It is pointed out on the cover of the book that the content
is not for sensitive readers. The fact is that
no South African can afford not to read the book.

The facts contained in the book are essential for any person who
wants to deliver a constructive input
in the debate on farm murders and farm attacks.

It empowers the readers with knowledge of immeasurable value
when being asked why farm murders are different to other
murders and why the South African government is complicit to it.

The content is graphic, but we no longer have the luxury to be
sensitive about the facts.

The book Kill the Boer is an important contribution to the debate
on farm murders and attacks, writes a crime expert.

This was especially true in a time in which farm murders and
attacks had become an uncomfortable, thorny and political topic
of discussion, said former police officer Dr Johan Burger,
consultant at the Institute for Security Studies (ISS).“

“The book will hopefully contribute to the debate and will wake
some of us up who are still completely ignorant as to the
seriousness of the situation,” said Burger.

Dr Theo de Jager, Chairperson of the World Farmers’
Organisation (WFO), said that Roets tackled the topic
of farm murders in a comprehensive manner.

“He writes about the facts and figures, as well as the fears, anger
and worries that have become part of the DNA of the farming
community.”

De Jager said that if you had visited the scene of such an attack,
with the signs of torture, you would lose your appetite for
theoretical debates on the relevance of statistics and figures.

Here follows a compilation of quotes and policies from ANC
leaders: “All white people are criminals and should be treated as
such. We need to take their property, deny them job opportunities
and treat them as second class citizens.
Propaganda Kills

White people are rapists, dogs and cowards. We need to sing
songs about how they should be mowed down and murdered.
White people are in the minority and that means they must have
fewer rights than the rest of us.

Absolutely, that is how democracy works and if they dare to
protest against these views, we must tell them to keep their
mouths shut because they are racists who are simply getting what
they deserve.”

“Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil…
who justify the wicked for a bribe
and take away justice from the righteous man!”
Isaiah 5:20-23

The war on whites in South Africa is also seen in economics
through Black Economic Empowerment/Affirmative Action job
reservation, racial quotas.
War Against Whites

All of which are designed to keep whites and particularly white
males out of government and commercial employment.

But the violent, vicious and brutally sadistic tortures and murders
of farmers and their family members defies description. Farm
attacks in South Africa are 700% higher than in any other country
in the world.

AfriForum has documented multiple cases of incitement to
genocide and other menacing threats against whites on social
media, including: ANC councillor, Bhekinkosi Mvelase: “Kill the
Boer, kill the farmer!”
Hate Speech

Velaphi Khumalo of the Gauteng Arts and Culture Department: “I
want to cleanse this country of all white people. White people in
South Africa deserve to be hacked and killed. You must be
bushed alive and skinned and your offspring be used as garden
fertilizer.”

Luvuyo Max Menziwa: “I hate white people… just get me a
bazooka or AK47 so I can do the right thing and kill these demon
possessed humans.”

EFF leader, Julius Malema declared that he wanted to hit white
men hard “We are cutting the throat of whiteness.”
Cutting Their Throats

The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry calculated
that every farm murder, or attack, cost the South African economy
over R2 million annually. (This figure was based on the annual
contribution of the Agricultural sector to the country’s Gross
Domestic Product.)

When Freedom Front Member of Parliament, Peter Groenewald,
reported on the horrific tortures being inflicted on white farmers in
South Africa today, an ANC member of parliament jeered and
shouted “Bury them alive!”
“Destruction is in its midst; oppression and deceit
do not depart from its streets.” Psalm 55:11
“Bury Them Alive”

“Do not remove the ancient landmark which your fathers
have set.” Proverbs 22:28

Is the War on Farmers
State Sponsored Terrorism?

BLATANT LIES BEING TOLD
ABOUT SOUTH AFRICA’S
HISTORY.

The uproar in South Africa over the claims by ANC that
the 1913 Land Act dispossessed blacks is a blatant lie,
and forms part of four core lies about South African history,

There is a common belief in South Africa that the Natives Land Act
of 1913 shoved blacks on reserves (‘7 percent of the land’) and
‘prohibited them from buying land in white areas’.
LIE NUMBER ONE

That ‘whites forcibly removed blacks to these reserves and that
these reserves were on the worst land in the country with no
mineral riches and that whites kept all the best land and minerals
for themselves’.

Now if I was a black man, I might be tempted to want to believe
that myth, because it could ensure me eternal victimhood status
and compensation for generations to come.

Unfortunately, it is a blatant lie and can be attributed to the lack of
reading ability or legal comprehension of the journalists and
historians of our time.

First of all the biggest Platinum reserves in the world run
through the former Black homeland of Bophuthatswana
(North West province).
THE TRUTH

The former Nationalist government had no problem allocating this
area to the Tswana tribes for self-rule—although they already had
a massive country called Botswana given to them by the British.

It was originally part
of South Africa,
called
Bechuanaland.
Blacks further got
another two
massive countries
from the British
called Lesotho and
Swaziland.
There goes their
7 percent.

‘Black homelands were on the worst land in South Africa’.
LIE NUMBER TWO

When one compares the rainfall map of South Africa and
anybody with elementary knowledge of South Africa will tell you
that the largest part of South Africa is called the Karoo.
THE TRUTH

It is a semi desert comparable to Arizona or Nevada in the USA.
Blacks never even entered this area let alone settled it. Whites
made it blossom and created successful sheep farms producing
meat of world quality.

Black “settlements” are found on the north and east coast of
South Africa.

The East Coast has a sub-tropical climate and the north a prairie-
like climate with summer rainfall and thunderstorms. An exception
to this is the Western Cape with a Mediterranean climate and
winter rainfall.

The northern and eastern part of South Africa with its beautiful
green grasslands and fertile soil is where the blacks eventually
coalesced and this is the land they chose for themselves.

Their eventual homelands were found on the land they inhabited
out of their own free will.

The Afrikaners even have a song praising the greenness of Natal,
called “Groen is die land van Natal” (Green is the land of Natal). It
was perfect grazing area for the cattle herding blacks.

Blacks are indigenous to South Africa and first settled it’.
LIE NUMBER THREE

Today Blacks in South Africa often tell Afrikaners and other
minorities such as the Coloureds, Indians, Chinese or Malays to
adapt to their misrule and corruption or “Go Home”…
THE TRUTH

…implying that we, who have been born here, who hold legal
citizenship through successive birthrights; should emigrate to
Europe, Malaysia, India or elsewhere.

That the only ones who have a legal claim to South Africa, all of it,
are the blacks. Blacks believe that they are ‘indigenous to South
Africa’—but they are not: it was proven by DNA research. We are
ALL settlers in South Africa.

This ill-advised policy of expropriating land without compensation
is based upon a broad propaganda narrative of righting the
wrongs of long ago and taking back that which was stolen.
In a word, restitution.
Questions which Must be Asked

But who stole the land?
Where was it stolen?
From whom was it stolen?
When was it stolen?
How was it stolen?

The Fact is that the Dutch settlers and Voortrekkers purchased
their land and settled and developed the wilderness at great
personal sacrifice.
Facts Ruin a Good Story

Truth does not fear investigation. Facts can ruin a good story.
Marxist Revolutionaries and agitators use propaganda to whip up
hatred for their political ends.

However, if we were to consider the real theft taking place in our
time, we would recognise that no one has stolen more from us
than our government has. The greatest theft is from inflation,
taxation and corruption.
The Real Theft

The African Union calculates that over 32% of the Gross Domestic
Product (GDP) of Africa is stolen every year by governments in
Africa. That is more than 14 times (1400%) of all the foreign aid
received by Africa every year. “While they promise them liberty,
they themselves are slaves of corruption…” 2 Peter 2:19

If we could cut corruption down by just 10%, it would equal all the
foreign aid poured into Africa each year. Imagine if we could
eradicate 50% of the corruption! Imagine eradicating over 90% of
the corruption!
Eradicating Corruption Would
Enrich Everyone

Inflation has devalued the South African Rand to one five
hundredth what it was back in 1980.
Taxation, Corruption and Inflation
Steals from Everyone

Theft by Inflation
A survey on inflation in South Africa (undertaken by
the Old Mutual), reported that in 1971 you could buy
a car for about R1 000.

In 1981, the same amount of
money would buy a motorbike.

By 2001, the buying
power of R1 000 had
collapsed so, that you
could only buy a bicycle.

Now a good pair of running shoes
could cost over R2 000.

"The Lord abhors
dishonest scales,
but
accurate weights
are His delight."
Proverbs 11:1

The theft of so much of our hard work and ingenuity by exorbitant
taxation and rampant corruption by the ANC government is vastly
greater than all other causes of poverty combined. Over
R1,4 Trillion is lost to corruption in South Africa - every year !

Comparison of $1,000,000,000,000 dollars to a
standard-sized Football field

“Shall I count pure those with the wicked scales and with the
bag of deceitful weights? For her rich men are full of
violence, her inhabitants have spoken lies and their tongue is
deceitful in their mouth.” Micah 6:11-12

"Skimping the measure, boosting the price and cheating
with dishonest scales… I will never forgive." Amos 8:5-7

How long are we going to accept the smoke-screens, scape-
goats, distractions and disinformation of the criminals who are
ruining this country? The middle letters of Cancer is ANC.
Reject the Distractions

To distract citizens from the disastrous failure and catastrophic
corruption of the ANC government, lies, distortions, disinformation,
fabrications, misleading statistics and campaigns of guilt
manipulation have been manufactured to create a smoke screen
to cover the rampant corruption and incompetence of the ANC.
Smokescreens to Distract from
Corruption and Failure

To enable the looting of the
country, whites have been
demonised
and made scapegoats
for every problem
in the country.
Even after over 24 years
of ANC rule,
nothing is
accepted
as their fault.

Instead irresponsible politicians have engaged in the
most reckless rabblerousing and hate-mongering which
threaten to subvert the very fabric of society.

Instead of redressing their failed policies, the ANC have continued
to throw good money after bad, hell-bent on promoting immoral,
unwise and counter-productive policies on every level.
Hell-Bent on Destroying the Country

and catastrophic land reform policies of Zimbabwe,
the ANC now want to remove Constitutional protections on private
ownership of property.

They want to be able to expropriate farms without even
compensation for the farmers who have poured generations of
sacrifice and hard work into cultivating the wilderness and turning
them into productive farms.

If they go ahead with this ill-advised policy, it will not only
undermine the food security of South Africa, but greatly increase
unemployment, chase away investors, employers, entrepreneurs
and tourists.
How to Chase Away Investors

The economic consequences and social catastrophe that would
result from such a racist and lawless policy would be incalculable.
It would represent the final breaking of faith with the reconciliation
settlement made in 1994.

Violating solemn international agreements and destroying the very
Bill of Rights which was meant to be foundation for prosperity and
progress in this country will have catastrophic repercussions. One
cannot violate private ownership of property without destroying the
essential foundation for all effective economies.

Insane hatred will destroy this great country and the last chance
for Africa to show a viable and successful working economy to the
world.
Blind Hatred will Have Disastrous
Consequences

The disgrace that this would be to Africa as a whole and the
disillusionment it would create amongst those who have poured
their hearts and souls into building Africa up, would be
catastrophic. South Africa would join the long list of failed African
states.

Yet another warning to outsiders to not even try to invest
in a continent that cannot respect private ownership of
property, nor honour solemn agreements, bills or rights
and international treaties.

Vilifying the victims and villains playing the victim card may
work for a time, but ultimately it will come back to destroy the one
playing this dangerous game.
The Victim Card Has Been Overplayed

The malicious destruction of so many historic places, monuments,
graves, churches, homes and even entire forests, is the path of
national suicide. Destruction for the sake of it, envy, greed, hatred
and jealousy do not build the kind of society any of us would want
to live in.
National Suicide

“Hate evil, love good; establish justice in the gate…. let
justice run down like water and righteousness like a mighty
stream.” Amos 5:15,24

We need to do something. This is first and foremost an
information war. We need to be informed. “My people are
destroyed for lack of knowledge…” Hosea 4:6.
So What Can We Do?

Obtain and read Sketches from South African History, Biblical
Principles for Africa, Renaissance or Reformation
Resources to Set the Record Straight

and obtain the Agenda 2 and Bitter Harvest DVDs. Good audio
MP3 resources, include: South African History Boxset and War
Against God MP3.

Visit the Henry Morton Stanley School of Christian Journalism
website and Facebook page and Africa Christian Action website
and Facebook page and Young Reformers Out to Change the
World Facebook page.

“Do not be afraid of sudden terror, nor of trouble from the
wicked when it comes; for the Lord will be your confidence
and will keep your foot from being caught.” Proverbs 3:25-26

We need to be interceding. We need to be involved in practical
action. We need to invest in workable solutions and we need to
implement workable strategies for security and survival.
“A prudent man foresees evil…” Proverbs 27:12

Pray. Publish. Prepare. Protest. We need to stand up, speak out
and step out. We need to be armed and alert. Stock up supplies.
Have back up plans. Secure your home and farm, church and
mission.
Be Prepared

Prepare for lawlessness, power failures, water mains being cut,
know your neighbours, help one another, as there is strength is
unity. “Watch, stand fast in the Faith, be brave, be strong.”
1 Corinthians 16:13

We need to speak up on community radio phone-in programmes,
write letters and articles for your local community newspapers,
contribute to, or set up webs, blogs and social media that will deal
with these issues.
Practical Steps
Each One of Us Can Take

Organise public meetings and film screenings,
such as Agenda 2 and Bitter Harvest.

Obtain the Security and Survival Handbook and implement its
practical solutions.

“…Do not be afraid of them. Remember the Lord, great and
awesome, and fight for your brethren, your sons, your
daughters, your wives, and your houses.” Nehemiah 4:14

We need to rescue, redeem, restore, reform and revive. Help
build community support structures. Support civic defence,
neighbourhood watch organisations. Get networked.
Rescue, Redeem, Restore, Reform and Revive

Work for decentralisation.
Support Independence for the Cape movement.

Find groups in your area that you can network with for both
information and mutual support.

“…Do not be afraid of them.
Remember the Lord,
great and awesome,
and fight for your brethren,
your sons, your daughters,
your wives,
and your houses.”
Nehemiah 4:14

Dr. Peter Hammond
Reformation Society
P.O. Box 74
Newlands, 7725
Cape Town, South Africa
Tel: (021) 689-4480
Fax: (021) 685-5884
Email: info@ReformationSA.org
Website: www.ReformationSA.org

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