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Original Post Date: 2006-01-26 Posted By: Jan
From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 1/26/2006
S.Africa: The Farmers Form Military “Support Circles”
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From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 1/26/2006
S.Africa: The Farmers Form Military “Support Circles”
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[I mentioned before that I heard a rumour that the farmers of this country were starting to do something to help each other. This is the first news report I have of it. It comes from a friend who feels this gives us all hope. I agree. Larry Pratt’s intervention and the new South African Gun Owners Association – these things give me hope. I feel too, that there are glimmers of hope as White people realise not only how much trouble we are in, but are starting to react to it. We must support and help each other. And, let me point out, that these “Support Circles” are due to the work of the Transvaal Agricultural Union who do such excellent and valuable work for this country. Jan] Hello Jan, A little bit of hope for this country! Farmers form support circles FARMERS in Limpopo are mobilising into support circles to improve security, in response to the high number of farm murders and the disbanding of commandos. Transvaal Agricultural Union (TAU) North chairman Dries Joubert said 17 of these groups had been established in the Mokopane (Potgietersrus) area. The purpose is wider than just security, and our wide range of training courses includes fire fighting, first aid and target training, he said. The 17 groups were operating in the Mokopane, Roedtan, Sterkrivier, Immerpan, Nyl and Crecy areas. About 200 farmers were involved, Joubert said. These groups consist of eight to 12 members and use radio communication. In areas where these circles have been operating we have had a definite decline in crime, Joubert said. “ CNS. Source: The Citizen |
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