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🇿🇦 CYRIL RAMAPHOSA, WHAT EXACTLY IS ORDINARY ABOUT THIS BARBARITY‼️⁉️ I’ve heard South African politicians argue for years that farm attacks and farm murders are simply part of the broader crime problem in South Africa. In 2020, Cyril Ramaphosa dismissed claims of genocide or ethnic cleansing, describing farm killings as acts of ordinary crime. Fikile Mbalula and Bheki Cele have made similar arguments, to name just a few. Well, I have a question for all of you. WHAT IS ORDINARY ABOUT CUTTING OFF A MAN’S EARS? Yesterday, cattle farmer Donovan Marx was brutally attacked on his farm between Potchefstroom and Ventersdorp. His ears were cut off. He was shot, stabbed and tortured. I cannot begin to imagine what that man went through. Thank God his wife had already left for work in town! What makes me even angrier is that this is nothing new. NOTHING! We’ve been reading about these horrific attacks for decades, and somehow we’re still having the same arguments. Let me remind you of a few. Attie Potgieter, his wife Wilna, and their two-year-old daughter Wilmien were brutally murdered on their farm in the Free State. Attie suffered 151 stab wounds! ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE! His wife and their little girl were attacked with a panga before being shot. THAT LITTLE GIRL WAS TWO YEARS OLD! Tell me, what exactly is ordinary about that? In the Eastern Cape, a mother was attacked while trying to protect her children. According to the court indictment, she was raped, her 13-year-old daughter was threatened with rape, and the mother was raped again in front of her daughter. Can you even begin to imagine what that does to a child? In 2024, Christo and Christa Morrison, both in their seventies, were attacked in the Free State. He was stabbed with sheep shears. She was tortured with a stun gun, struck with an iron, and her throat was slit. Her body was dumped in a septic pit. PLEASE, GIVE ME ONE EXAMPLE OF HOW ANY OF THIS IS ORDINARY. JUST ONE! In Mpumalanga, 70-year-old Rolé Uys reportedly had boiling water poured over her during a farm attack. Hayden Luck, in the Eastern Cape, was tied up, beaten, waterboarded, and threatened with dismemberment using a chainsaw. And now Donovan Marx, whose ears were cut off. Mr. Ramaphosa, what kind of people do these things to other human beings? WHY DOES YOUR GOVERNMENT SEEM MORE INTERESTED IN DISPUTING HOW THESE ATTACKS ARE DESCRIBED THAN IN CONFRONTING THE BRUTALITY? What exactly are you trying to convince the rest of the world to believe? According to AfriForum, there were 184 recorded farm attacks in 2025. That’s more than three farm attacks every single week! Their figures also indicate that 36% of recorded attacks involved serious violence or a substantial risk of death. AfriForum has documented 47 particularly violent farm attacks between 2019 and 2025, involving horrific forms of torture, including burning, stabbing, strangulation, and sexual abuse. And those are selected documented cases. Who knows how many others never make the headlines? Is this why organisations speaking out about farm attacks face so much political hostility? Why is challenging the narrative seemingly more important than addressing what is happening to these people? Now, before someone jumps into the comments to tell me that people are also murdered in townships, let me save you the trouble. I KNOW! I’ve never claimed that a farmer’s life is worth more than anybody else’s. Murder is murder, regardless of the colour of your skin. But surely we can acknowledge that there is something deeply disturbing about the deliberate torture and humiliation of people in their own homes, sometimes right in front of their children! Farmers and farmworkers often live kilometers from their nearest neighbours. When something goes wrong, help isn’t always five minutes away. I grew up in South Africa. I’ve experienced violent crime myself. I know what it feels like when your safety is taken away from you. And perhaps that’s why these stories bother me as much as they do. I don’t care whether you want to call it genocide, ordinary crime, or something else. I’M MORE INTERESTED IN WHAT YOU’RE GOING TO DO ABOUT IT! Because while politicians argue about terminology, families are burying loved ones, women are living with the trauma of rape, and children are growing up with memories no child should ever have. Mr. Ramaphosa, nobody is asking you to value the lives of farmers above anybody else’s. We’re asking you to recognise the particular dangers facing farming communities and respond accordingly. And if you genuinely believe these attacks are no different from any other violent crime, perhaps you should spend some time with the families who have survived them. Look Donovan Marx in the eyes. Speak to the families of those who didn’t survive. Listen to what these people went through. Then explain to them why, after all these years, South Africa is still struggling to protect people in their own homes. Because there’s one question I’d really like you to answer, Mr. Ramaphosa. IF CUTTING OFF A MAN’S EARS, TORTURING ELDERLY PEOPLE, RAPING WOMEN AND MURDERING A TWO-YEAR-OLD CHILD ARE ALL PART OF WHAT YOU CONSIDER ORDINARY CRIME… WHAT ON EARTH WOULD YOU CONSIDER EXTRAORDINARY?

This was deleted on the internet. I am here to put it on again. Share before it disappears down the Orwellian memory hole.... 🔴📍🇿🇦South Africa's Shocking Islamic Takeover Plot Exposed: Somalians Bribing Malema, Ramaphosa with Millions to Fund Farm Attacks and Seize the Nation‼️ To accelerate this, Somali networks are pumping millions in bribes straight to EFF firebrand Julius Malema and ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa. The payoff? Open-border policies that allow endless inflows, silence on foreign crime syndicates, and political cover for their expanding empire. Ramaphosa's weak, compromised leadership and Malema's chaotic race-baiting make them perfect puppets for this foreign agenda. Blood Money Funding Farm Attacks Even more horrifying: This dirty money is directly funding farm attacks across South Africa. The bribes don't just buy influence—they bankroll the brutal violence tearing apart rural communities. Somali and allied foreign operators, leveraging their cash flows and criminal networks, channel resources to hit squads and gangs targeting white farmers. These aren't random robberies; they're strategic assaults designed to terrorize, displace, and ultimately seize farmland for the takeover. Farm murders continue at a horrifying pace—torture, rape, execution-style killings—while the bribed elite look the other way. The same networks flooding South Africa with bodies are arming and financing the chaos that drives farmers off their land. This clears the path for foreign dominance: weakened rural security, collapsing food production, and a power vacuum they can fill. Malema's inflammatory rhetoric and Ramaphosa's inaction aren't accidents; they're features of a paid-for agenda that sacrifices South African lives—especially Afrikaner farmers—for foreign gain. Christian South Africa Under Siege South Africa is a predominantly Christian country, built on values of faith, family, and freedom. We cannot—we will not—allow radical Islam to supplant that. Yet under this corrupt regime, foreign invaders from Muslim-majority regions bring incompatible values: Sharia demands, grooming networks, no-go zones, and the erosion of women's rights and Christian freedoms. We've seen it destroy Europe; now it's here..... Posted on 28 May 2026 - removed since ! westernpulse.co.za/article?i… westernpulse.co.za · x.com