[I received this fascinating email from an Afrikaner who is living in England. Here he tells of some things that have happened already in S.Africa. I do enjoy these personal stories.

When I was a teenager, in Rhodesia, my parents sold our little farm, and Blacks bought it. About 2 months later, they Blacks asked me to come to the farm to help them because the irrigation system was no longer working. I discovered to my horror that they had burst the steel pipes because they switched on the mono-pump, without opening the taps… I was shocked at the state of our farm house. They were making a fire on the floor of the kitchen. It was quite a shocking thing to see. In later years, people who went past our little farm reported to us that the buildings were mere shells and that there was no farming of any kind going on there. This is a story that has been repeated in many parts of Africa, and it is dreadful to see it happening even now in S.Africa. Some of the farms which the Blacks get are so beautiful, and so modern and in such excellent working order, and yet, within a few years, they are completely ruined.

Read below what this Afrikaner has to write about such incidents, and also, take note, of how little difference donor money actually makes in the end. Jan]

Good day Jan,
I told you previously about Dordrecht, my home town where the idiots emptied the town’s two dams to get the fish, leaving the town without water.

Now here is something else:

My aunt works for the MPO (Melk Produsente Organisasie)
in Pretoria and deals with everyone in the dairy business. So she knows almost everything:

For years now, our town had some Swedish people there, a man, his wife, their children and about 15 exchange students “uplifting” the black community. So somehow they initiated the idea of building a cheese factory. So my aunt got into the details of that.

A little while ago, the minister of agriculture gave around 200 cows to the black community, as well as bought them the farm of Judge Munnik, a well known retired judge from Dordrecht. They also got a massive load of lucern bales as feed for the dairy cows.

They ended up selling the lucern, and of the cows there are no sign! (Eaten up?)

Well, the cheese factory is now complete at a cost of 8 million, and with no cows, Didiza visited them, and now they are getting a new herd of dairy cows to supply milk for the cheese factory. Thats not all. Judge Munnik’s son, Doctor Munnik has 3 farms and the government is now buying that for them too at a cost of around R3 million. (o, and the swedish guy left his wife for a black woman and his former wife went back to Sweden, while his kids attended a school in the location)

In my opinion, before next year this time, there will be not a single cow without mastitus, half eaten up, and only a few white farmers supplying milk to the cheese factory (that is running at a loss) to keep it going.

The UK did it for former Transkei, but at a bigger scale. Cows were also eaten up, and of around 100 – 200 tractors they were given, only wrecks were standing around, with the people selling parts off it. Friends of mine bought some implements there, and by the sounds of it, whenever they needed money, a big back wheel will be sold for R10 ($2)or R20, usually by the females, as the males worked at the mines in JHB. I used to plough in the Transkei and saw these things myself.

Even though I know this is very true, I have no proof of any figures, but I’m just telling you this for the sake of interest.

By the way, when I heard about the London Rapers, I could only say “Lekker, kry vir julle” because the people here in the UK worship blacks, especially the girls. “It is mos [just] fashion to walk around with a Darkie”. You should see how proud they look. And don’t you dare say anything negative…..

(I saw in the Daily Mirror yesterday they want to ban the BNP now)

Kind regards,
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