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Andre van Tonder, a horse breeder and Boere farmer, discusses the recent murder of his parents at their farm near Vrede in the Orange Free State.
The farming district of Vrede is a region of agricultural plenty, including the Free State's largest stock fairs of maize wheat, mutton, wool, beef, dairy, products and poultry. The extremely savage and violent farm murders are obviously aimed at intimidating White commercial farmers into abandoning their farms, so the Communist ANC government's goal of distributing white-owned farmland to black squatter communities can be met.
Andre is eager to tell the story of the genocide on Whites, and the degeneration of South Africa under ANC control.
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Just a quick correction. One of the hosts - I think it was Frank- states that the Boers have been living with the Bantus for 350 years. This is incorrect as the Boers did not come into contact with the Bantus until the mid 1770s when the eastward trekking Boers of Trekboer descent came into contact with the Xhosas near the Kei River in the eastern Cape.
The Boers did however encounter the aboriginal Khoisan (non Bantu) peoples of the Western Cape (who were the original inhabitants of much of southern Africa before being displaced & decimated by migrating Bantus) but most of them fled north -particulary the San / Bushmen- & the Khoi-Khoi who remained became part of the various Coloured cultural groups.
The fact of the matter is that the Boers had germinated & existed as a distinct people for at least 120 years before they came into contact with any local (ie: the region which would later become known as the state or country of South Africa) Bantu group. This is significant as it demonstrates that the Boers had developed into a distinct & separate cultural group before encountering Bantus & that they were formed on soil which the Bantus had never settled until well into the 19th century when the Cape was by then under British control.
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