Injured & sick senior leaders of Defence Groups: Boere Legion & Dexter
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Just a note. I’ve been taking care of some matters here at home. And I also spent a few hours talking to people here touching base with everyone.
Among the news:
Basil Swart, the leader of a defence group called Dexter was in a very serious car accident. He has not recovered. But he needed very serious surgery. He is ok now
Izak Van Zyl, the leader of the Boere Legion, has had serious heart problems. He is currently in hospital waiting for a triple heart bypass surgery. I think he is also trying to raise money for this. So he is in a very bad way.
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