We have to win this:
No farmers No food
Every communist revolution in history started with the elimination of the farming sector. Famine, abject poverty, cannibalism & starvation are the inevitable results. Because the party appropriates everything and distributes it only to those who are loyal lackeys of the regime. This whole WEF driven “you will own nothing & be happy” is no different.
Previous blog entries:
Since apartheid ended, African National Congress leaders have siphoned off tens of billions of dollars. Will South Africa’s new government confront such epic graft?
‘They Eat Money’: How Mandela’s Political Heirs Grow Rich Off CorruptionThe dairy farm turned out to be a classic South African fraud, prosecutors say: Millions of dollars from state coffers, meant to uplift the poor, vanished in a web of bank accounts controlled by politically connected companies and individuals.
The money from an array of state contracts like this one helped pay for a lavish wedding that a top executive at KPMG, the international accounting firm, described as “an event of the millennium,” according to leaked emails. And Mr. Zwane, continuing his meteoric rise, soon leaped to the national stage to become South Africa’s minister of mineral resources.
http://www.abc.net.au/…/white-south-african-farmers…/9663696
Outrageous!
This is why, and who, we’re fighting for. LAST CHANCE to SIGN & SHARE the petition
The Australian April 13, 2018
Opposing protesters almost came to blows outside Julie Bishop’s Perth office today as they hurled insults at each other over the plight of South African white farmers. The Foreign Minister wasn’t there to accept a box carrying a petition signed by 50,000 people calling for a special intake of persecuted South African farmers, and a staffer only agreed…See More
Farm attack victim tells her story, calls for help on Australian radio
The victim of a brutal farm attack has come forward to tell her ordeal to the Australian people. Some Australians seriously still want to get involved.

This is CNN: Correspondent Smells Chemical Weapon in Syria
“There is something that stings”
This dumb broad needs to get a cigarette lighter and see if there’s any gasoline in her fuel tank.
While reporting from a refugee camp near the Syrian border of Turkey, the senior international correspondent for CNN Arwa Damon put her face in a backpack from 7-year-old children who survived the alleged chemical attack.






