[It delights me to see the TRUTH spreading ever faster among whites, and farmers. They can see that train coming to hit us head on. Excellent stuff. If people are AWAKE… it will help our survival SO VERY MUCH. I always worried that they’d “take us out” through secrecy, etc. But instead… whites are awake, seeing the truth, spreading the message.

As always, I ask people “Do your bit”. Convert your friends and family, wake them up… work on them. Get them ready. These jerks are trying to disarm us all so that they can drive us out with impunity.

As always TAU does excellent work helping the farmers. Jan]

JoAn wrote:-
Thanks to the several readers of the African Crisis website who submitted this article. The voice of the TAU is a strong voice for the white farmers of South Africa. I am particularly happy to see they brought up the issue of firearms and the effect of the Firearms Control Act which does, I believe seek to disarm the people of SA. I have made mention before that George Soros has entered the picture in a big way in South Africa. Where he is involved, you KNOW he will be supporting groups like Gun Free South Africa. His resources are seemingly endless. This is indeed a life and death struggle for all South Africans. In any society, people must have the ability to protect themselves and in SA there is NO QUESTION regarding the need for self protection!
JoAn

Subject: FW: Government was implicitly involved in farm attacks
Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 08:50:14 (43)+0200

September 08, 2005 PRETORIA – The government was implicitly involved in farm attacks, a conference of Transvaal Agricultural Union (TAU-SA) heard on Thursday.

“Its involvement lies in its failure to do something,” the union’s national safety and security committee chairperson Danie du Plessis told conference delegates. He likened the situation to foreign governments closing their eyes in the 1940s to the Jewish holocaust.

Du Plessis blamed the government’s transformation policy for what he described as a slackening of the country’s security forces -which he said were loyal to the ruling party and not the general population.Transformation amounted to lowering the white citizen’s position in society and making him submissive to the will of the masses, he said. This also undermined the country’s economic prosperity.

The TAU claims a countrywide membership of some 6 000 white commercial farmers.

Du Plessis said a growing crime level spurred on by an inefficient police force, had a huge financial impact on the farming sector. Stock theft in the year to March 31 amounted to about R230m, and total farming losses due to
theft to nearly R750m. The country’s 45 000-odd commercial farmers suffered an average loss of R26 190 in the year due to theft.

Transformation had paved the way for criminal elements and political pressure groups to take aim at commercial farmers and their dependants, du Plessis said. Deputy chairperson Herman De Wet cited new firearm legislation as an attempt at a “massive disarmament” of the citizenry.

The conference adopted a proposal for amendments to the legislation, which would see existing firearms licences remaining valid until the death of the owner or him being declared unfit. There should also be no limit to the
number of firearms or amount of ammunition a licence-holder was allowed to have, the draft resolution states.
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VERENA Replied:
Hi JoAn and thanks!