Why Jan did NOT go to the Afriforum Farm Murder protests

25th November 2017 1 Comment

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I did not go to the Afriforum Farm murders protest. I’ve not even checked to see if it happened and what happened. It sounded like it wasn’t going to be that big. I thought too, why give good publicity to Afriforum which is De Klerk’s crowd. Afriforum have said they will NOT defend any “racist”. Anyone white who uses the term “racist” is a WHITE TRAITOR to his race. If you can’t stand up for your race then go and rot in hell you SELLOUT!

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Adam
25th September 2018 at 9:05 pm
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Assuming that they use it as a means to silence other White people who are speaking out on behalf of Whites, I agree 100%!!!
They should STFU!

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