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Hawks Finally Confirm Report Implicating SAPS Members in Stock Theft Syndicate Linked to Brendin Horner’s Murder!

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The Hawks have confirmed that they are in possession of the detailed report implicating Paul Roux police in a local stock theft syndicate, responsible for the barbaric murder (assassination?) of Brendin Horner. Had Hawks acted timeously Brendin would still be alive and the whole Senekal court debacle with farmers protesting would never have happened! 

The Hawks have now admitted that a detailed report about police involvement in a stock theft syndicate operating in the Paul Roux area, the same syndicate responsible for the murder of Brendin Horner.

Mr Herkie Viljoen, the safety co-ordinator of the Bethlehem district agricultural association, challenged the Hawks and Police on 6 October – the day when the 2 accused in the Horner murder first appeared in court –  to say what they did with the report which he said he provided to a Lt Colonel of the Hawks in 2 parts a full year ago.

The report made serious allegations about the involvement of senior Police officers in sto
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VIDEO: “To Hell With Peace!” After 26 Years of “Peace” We Are Still Being Murdered, Yet Our Self Appointed “Leaders” Want More Peace?

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#Senekal2 There is no doubt that the murder of the farm manager in the Senekal area, Brendin Horner, was a turning point for our people. Although the horrific incident ultimately put the farm murders higher on the media and ANC government’s agenda, it also forced us, as a people, to focus on our current situation. It also raised issues that need to be addressed about where we are at present and what the future holds for us, as whites in South Africa. For this forced focus, we will be forever grateful to Brendin Horner, who paid the highest price.

The video is two of many clips we have received where Boer Afrikaners express their anger and frustration over the one-sided events in Senekal and the unilateral handling of events in Senekal on the part of the government and EFF / ANC, where Malema, Bkeki Cele, Floyd Shivambu and the Minister of State Security had a good time, sitting in court at the bail hearing of Brendin Horner’s two killers.

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Was Slain Brendin Horner Silenced By Corrupt SAPS Stock Theft Syndicate Unit? Why Are SAPS, ANC & MSM Demonising Upset Farmers?

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Senekal farmers were incensed after they were informed that police corruption is what killed farm manager Brendin Horner! This is why they stormed the court! The Hawks are in possession of a detailed report about Paul Roux police involvement in local stock theft syndicate, responsible for the barbaric murder (assassination?) of Brendin Horner. Had Hawks acted timeously Brendin would still be alive and the whole Senekal court debacle with farmers would never have happened!

Farmers in the East Free State say the brutal murder of the 21 year old Brendin Horner would not have taken place if the Hawks acted on a detailed report containing the names of a local stock theft syndicate, submitted to a lieutenant colonel of the Hawks working at Hawks HQ.

The report contains the names of senior Paul Roux police officers involved in the syndicate, photos of the cars of stock thieves and their registration numbers and names of people with insider knowledge of  corruption at Paul Roux p
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Black Attacker Stood on Elderly White Man’s Throat & Beat Him to a Pulp! 78 Year Old Thought “Today is my Day to Die”!

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#SadisticCele Where is the outrage? During a home invasion by two black males, an elderly white man, whose hands were tied behind is back and was, complying to all the attackers demands, was still bashed, beaten and kicked to a pulp, thrown down the stairs, stabbed with a knife, burned with boiling hot water, bashed over the head with a crystal bowl and a pot! His hands were tied so tight the skin turned black, but we are told this is “economic crime“? Clearly it was pure bloodlust as the poor old man was fully complying to all their demands, so the torture was unnecessary and appears to be pure sadism! This however happens multiple times a day in bloody South Africa, where the Minister of police also seems to take sadistic pleasure out of it!

Law and order in South Africa is totally collapsing as the message is being sent loud and clear to the people on the ground, that it seems the priority of the Minister of Police is to encourage land and home
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No School, Alcohol or Family Visits – Just Protests, Full Taxis & Crime! CCP-Virus Perfect Tool for Socialists to Destroy Economy & Society!

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Ever since the arrival of Covid-19 in South Africa, the country has more and more resembled socialist Cuba or Venezuela, where everyone is on government grants, the government controls everything and the zombie citizens are radicalised in an eternal “revolution” against their own prosperity. SA has literally devolved into a country littered with criminals and eternally disgruntled protesters, militarized on a local level by ANC structures, to supposedly show their displeasure over anything the local leaders choose to highlight, because none of this is about the people or services, it is all about the leaders and what they stand to gain.

A good example is Ramaphosa’s announcement that cabinet had decided to close schools for a month, which was actually Cabinet capitulating to the pressure exerted by trade unions. The battle between the Minister of Basic Education and the Trade Unions ended this time in favor of the trade unions. Likewise the battle against Covid-19 is being se
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Be Alert! Real Criminals, Chancers & Even Those in Authority Are Taking Advantage of Lockdown & Bheke Cele’s Distraction With Misdemeanor Crimes!

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#TotalitarianTimes Never before has your state of readiness and preparedness been so important. If you have a gun locked in the safe, now is the time to take it out while you are at home during lockdown, just keep it away from bored kids. It is clear that criminals are not obeying the lockdown regulations, and farmers & city dwellers alike are increasingly falling victim to this, even as Police and Armed Forces are also abusing their new totalitarian powers in greater numbers, and are also committing crimes themselves, while Police Minister Cele distracts everyone with CoronaVirus misdemeanors. The joke is that awaiting trial criminals are being released due to COVID19, so the message to criminals is loud and clear… it is open season!

According to the Transvaal Agricultural Union (TAU SA) there is an apparent increase in theft of agricultural products nationwide, such as crop, feed and livestock theft, while cable theft is also increasing in certain areas and
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The largest number of unlicensed weapons in SA comes from locations and squatter camps

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Although the Minister of Police, Bheki Cele, did not say this prominently, it became known that the largest number of illegal weapons were handed in by people from locations and squatter camps.

Firearms can be still handed in at police stations until the end of May this year, when the official amnesty period will come to an end.

Observers have pointed out that the handing in of weapons that are likely to be smuggled into the country is now being handed over in the hope that the crime and the firearm with which the crime was committed will not be detected.

The Minister’s remark that he would like to see that no one in the country owns a weapon was not well received by Afrikaners.

The farmers themselves have also expressed concern that they will be left defenceless against the killers who focus on farms.

The arms amnesty period began on December 1, 2019 and ends on May 31 this year.

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Firearms amnesty: SAPS biggest distributor of illegal firearms and ammunition

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Just like a pencil cannot make spelling mistakes of its own accord, a firearm cannot kill of its own accord. In addition, recent parliamentary questions that the FF Plus addressed to the Minister of Police seem to reveal that the police service is to blame for the majority of the illegal firearms and ammunition in the country.

With that in mind, the following question should be asked: What is the purpose of the proposed amnesty period for handing in firearms? According to the government, the purpose is to confiscate illegal firearms so as to combat crime in South Africa.

However, in response to a parliamentary question that the FF Plus posed the Minister a few months ago, he said that approximately 10 million rounds of ammunition were either stolen from or lost by the police service itself over the last six financial years. The police service also lost 4 357 firearms in the same period of time.

It is, thus, clear that the police service itself is the biggest d
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Minister of Police accused of corruption but strongly denies that he benefited from State Capture

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The man with the big hat, who draws heavily on the American cowboy forms, has now pulled out his pistols and is looking for the guilty liars.

The Minister of Police, Bheki Cele, rejected the accusations that he had benefited from distributing gifts during the state capture.

A so-called “secret witness” said the head of the police service is linked to the gift of a luxury vehicle, but Cele says the witness must show where the vehicle is.

Allegations that Cele was involved in “crime intelligence” but there is also no clarity about this, although it was alleged that he received R40,000 on occasion, but the information was vague and also unconvincingly communicated to the commission.

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Minister of Police must pay R300,000 plus interest for wrongful, unlawful arrest

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The Constitutional Court ordered that the Minister of Police pay R300,000 plus interest since 2012 to Brian de Klerk for an unlawful, illegal, arrest.

A person has complained to De Klerk even though he had punched the complainant and was therefore injured, and the police decided to arrest De Klerk on the strength of it.

The law stipulates that a person must appear in court within 48 hours, but De Klerk has been in custody longer without being given the opportunity to state his case.

He was also not given the opportunity to apply for bail upon his first appearance in court, and had to return to the cells.

After the events, he decided to sue the Minister of Police, and the judge gave him the opportunity to state his case, and then ordered the police to show up.

 
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