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Thursday, 26 October 2017

Farm murders - South Africa - Unity for God

First of all I apologise for typing this in English. Fortunately Afrikaans speaking people are clever enough to understand English and the majority of the world and South Africans cannot understand Afrikaans.

I am a farmer even though I do not own a tractor or a farm. My future of farming died when my parents was murdered 16 years ago on our family farm. Therefor I am a farmer by blood and I will never see myself otherwise.

We as farmers want the world to see and help us against farm murders? We want to wear black to make a point that we stand together against farm murders and genocide in the hopes that someone hear our plea?

Every country has its own problems. America worries about North Korea and other than that they have so many problems. European countries worry about terrorism and mall bombings. Why would they care what happens to a country called South Africa. On second thought. What can they even do?

The point is we should stop calling “someone outside”. Everyone says. “Iemand moet ons sien en ons help.” Wie is daardie iemand?

To whom do we turn to? Our government will most likely stand behind the killing of farmers than to emphasize the situation. As long as their pockets are filled they will never bother to step in or do anything and even if they did I doubt they’ll even have a solution to this.
So what do we do? We get together and form a military group to do the same? Kill the murderers who killed the farmers? Kill the people we assume may kill a farmer? It won’t work. Revenge won’t be a solution to anything. It will only be a catalyst to the wheel of apartheid, hatred and murders and end up causing more heartache destruction and cycles of revenge.

We can try to defend ourselves in our own homes but unfortunately if you shoot someone in your own house you will most likely go to jail. Whether the guy had intentions to murder, rape or abuse, the law will protect that guy before the victim and most likely the victim will end up in jail.

The people responsible for these murders are broken people.
Some do it for money which does not justify their actions but you can pick this up by the way they kill the victims. The real problem, who’s the psychopath sitting behind the payment?

Others do it out of hatred and racism towards whites. The typical “kill the boer” mentality. You can categorize them with Psychopaths. To brutally kill someone for fun is not normal, it is psychopathic. These people will kill or hurt the most fragile person in the most brutal way their messed up minds can think of. They don’t feel compassion or sympathy. Sadly our country is filled with psychopaths. In fact the world is filled with them. They rape, abuse, kill, torture people. Whether it is children, women or elderly people it is also farmers, farm-workers and people in general.

Whether it is racism, hatred or psychopathic it does not matter it should be dealt with. A military group won’t be able to control these people because we cannot identify them beforehand and how do you deal with them once they’re caught? You skin them alive? It won’t bring anyone back. They will go to jail and the ones who had the intention to kill but did not pull the trigger will be out on parole in the next two years after the incident.
Who sits behind this psychopathic mentality? Unfortunately whether you want to sound biblical or not it is Satan himself. He is exploiting broken people and their situations to become vessels of destruction and heartache.

How do we deal with this?

First of all we should stand together and unify. South Africans struggle to do that. We speak nine official languages and we all hate each other because our ancestors ruined the future of this country by their stupidity and recklessness. We should unite and pray because there is only one person we should call for help and that is God.

No man alone can deal with a corrupt government. No man alone can deal with individual cults or groups or predict the future to know which people will kill tomorrow.
We must turn to God. South Africa, in the last few years, has been a God forsaken country. God always provide for us but we ignore him. The drought brought us slightly closer to Him thanks to the united prayer for rain but after a while we took it for granted again and now we depend on our government to come up with a solution for drought?

I say we need to unite. Wear black to show we unite. Take your tractor and Block the N1 if you must so that people can see and know they should pray. Americans, Europeans and everyone internationally please help us to pray for this situation. Put hands together and ask God to change the mentality of people. To manifest in broken people’s lives. To plant seeds in a corrupt government and rip gang violence from the planet. Lay these problems in front of Gods’ feet because He is the only answer. Jesus said in Psalm 121:
 I lift up my eyes to the mountains - where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.”

How do I know God is the answer?

I am not preaching because I am pretty sure I should be the last person to preach. I don’t know my Bible well. I’ve been lacking to build my relationship with God for years. I’ve fell and try to get up and keep my eyes on Him but honestly today I feel further from Him than I did when I was nine years old. The headlines and daily news of murders, farm murders and racism in particular open up scars that easily let in hatred. I feel depressed, alone, and sometimes in total darkness when I slide. Time does not heal all wounds. In fact the older I get the harder it becomes because you know your parents will never witness key moments in your life.

However, when I try to aim that hatred at the individuals who killed my parents I cannot find anything. The day they killed my parents I forgave them and I did not do it from within myself. It must’ve been supernatural because I cannot fathom the idea of forgiving someone who just murdered your family for no reason. I keep an old article close as my personal testimony to remind me of what God is capable of.

For this reason I know God is the answer to this and every problem. We must stand together and pray and ask Him to step in. Go out of your comfort zone and join hands for Jesus said in Matthew 18:20, 
“For where two or three are gathered together in My name, I am there in the midst of them.” 


There is power in unity!


The article I based my testimony on

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