White Farmers Alarmed about Black Racist School Assignment: Sketch Plans of Whites' Farm Layouts
May 19 2006

 

(Editor's Note: Over the course of the past several years in South Africa, thousands of White farmers have been ruthlessly murdered by Blacks, with little end in sight.  Groups such as GenocideWatch have become increasingly concerned about such incidents, though governments across the globe seem to "officially" ignore this, since it is "merely" White folks who are being murdered.  In some cases, of course, theft may be the motive--such as when the Blacks murder the White farmers and steal their possessions and/or land.  In other cases, however, the Blacks are merely satisfied by murdering the Whites--killing the grandfathers, grandmothers, mothers, fathers, boys, girls, and even babies, stopping at no one--feeling that Whites deserved such a bitter fate for merely being Whites.  Meanwhile, the South African government seems to turn a grin to such fates, sometimes feigning concern but seldom actively pursuing such wicked people.  The pictures in this article are but a few of the victims.  Who cries for the victims?)
 

Carolina, Transvaal, South Africa.  A school "assignment" in which White students of a farm school were told to gather important information for the Blacks about farms in their vicinity caused so much uproar amongst farmers, that the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) is now alleged to be investigating the matter.

The Black Marxist Principal of the Moedig-school (also known as the Thokozani-school), Ms. Thembi Kobe, last week gave a handwritten questionnaire to ninth grade students, instructing them, inter alia, to make a sketch plan of farms in the vicinity. 

"Although at first sight, the questionnaires looked quite innocent, we feel that the they may possibly used for planning farm attacks," said Mr. Ernst van den Berg, a White local farmer and Chairperson of the Boer Belfast District Agricultural Union.

Beeld was informed that men who introduced themselves as NIA agents visited at least one farmer and enquired about the questionnaires.

As it is, tension amongst the White farmers already is at breaking point due to the threat of a farm invasion by Black land-grabbers, many of whom have murdered innocent White farmers in an attempt to steal their land and belongings.  The South African government has taken a very lackadaisical approach to arresting the Blacks who have murdered many of the Boer farmers, with a relatively low percentage of the murderers (somewhere around 20 percent) even being caught and prosecuted.  Some believe that this is due to a deeply imbued, pathological hatred that many Blacks in South Africa have, feeling jealous that they could not create such a civilization on their own and wanting to outright take everything.

"This incident will definitely worsen the situation," said Van den Berg.

On the plan to be drawn by the kids, farm layout information had to be provided, and students had to indicate where the main homestead, barns, stables, and other permanent structures are situated.  

Farmers are perturbed by questions like how far the farm is from the nearest town, how many people live on the farm, how often the White farmer sees his White neighbors, where the farm workers come from, and what type of collaboration there is between the White farmer and his White neighbors.

The questionnaire was discovered for the first time last week when Mr. Lourens Greyling, a White farmer, was approached by Black students of the Moedig school (presumably to help them with the assignment).

The relationship between the White farmer and his workers has always been one of mutual trust and goodwill.  This trust and goodwill has lately been bedeviled by the White-hating, pro- communist ANC government, which covertly is the driving force behind the land-grabs and farm murders.

Farmers are now prevented by law to enter into paternal relations with their workers, in which the farmer acts in a position similar to that of tribal chief or "father" and assumes a chief's or father's responsibility for the farm worker and his family and their well-being. 

The ANC government laws have supplanted this beneficial relationship of mutual trust and goodwill and interdependence by a hateful industrial class-struggle relationship.

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