Americans Against Genocide of the Boers in South Africa

Welcome to both Boers and Americans

I want to welcome both the Americans and the Boers to this new Page. As we both know, there is a constant genocide going on against White South Africans as we are speaking. There is also the constant discrimination going on against the Boers and White South Africans and other minority groups on daily basis. There is also the targeting efforts against our heritage and history and monuments by the Communist ANC Regime and the plundering of funds and of the South African people in general.

We all know that for the past twenty five years there had been constant genocide going on against the Boers and White South Africans. It now also spread to other minority groups. As many as over 720’000 had been brutally assaulted by the radical anti-White Black Radicals, of which over 120’000 perished and still counting, taking the homicide (Murder) rate of nearly 200/100’000, which is very much war zone. Many farmers are also brutally murdered. Our businesses are also getting plundered in the same way and our houses being broken into.

Part of is is also Armed Robbery, of which almost none of us escaped, car jacking and burglary on a daily basis and rapes taking place, taking the violent crime rate to well over 50’000/100’000. Most of the time the SAPD just don’t see any need to investigate since it is not priority to them, but rather focus on something else as more important to them. They will however be as quick as the speed of light if it is an accusation of White on Black crime. But Black on White, you hear nothing, accept a report that is being written without anything being done. Brutal murders of Whites by Blacks, rarely gets attention by the Police and the court systems.

Then we also deal with the Affirmative actions that is going on against the White Minority groups too by Law of the South African Government. We have 114 Affirmative action Laws making it impossible for White people to can get jobs. Then we also have the Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment Laws making it extremely hard for White people to can open up a business, forcing them who started up to handover the businesses to Black people by majority shares. The same with senior positions and also for University admissions and for Welfare.

If that is not enough, we then deal with the so-called Land Reforms and now expropriation of Land without Compensation which includes properties of White people. State entities are all failing due to the looting of them by the ANC cadres who runs these organizations into the ground. If that is not enough, Cyril Ramaphosa now also plans to loot the pension funds of the hard earned pensions of the pensioners.

All of these are the Back Grounds of what is happening. We want to share more of the News to bring Awareness of what is going on in South Africa to our American Friends. We also want to appreciate your support from America.

God bless you all and God Bless America

My First Blog Post

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.

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