01 Feb 2012: Vlaams Belang: Philip Claeys Farm Murder Conference at EU Parliament.
Presentation: Henk van de Graaf of the Tvl Agric. Union & Volksraad Member

"Boere-Afrikaner Volksraad Member, Henk van de Graaf had a very successful meeting with the European Parliament. The meeting was very well attended. Henk submitted a report on SA's farm murders and also informed the EU Parliament regarding the VVK's elections last year for a Volksraad, for Boere-Afrikaners struggle for a Volkstaat" - Abel Malan, Volksraad Member [Boere-Afrikaner Volkstaat]
"Boere-Afrikaner Volksraadslid, Henk van de Graaf het 'n uiters geslaagde besoek afgelê aan die Europese Parlement. Die vergadering is baie goed bygewoon. Henk het 'n voorlegging aangaande plaasmoorde as gruweldaad gedoen en verder ook die vergadering ingelig aangaande die Verkiesing van ons eie Volksraad verlede jaar en die Boere-Afrikaner se stryd om onafhanklikheid." - Abel Malan, Volksraadlid [Boere-Afrikaner Volkstaat]
1,544 White Farmers Murdered in South Africa
Andrew Brons MEP | BNP | Feb 2nd, 2012
Racist Murders of White Farmers in South Africa (22:23) |
On Wednesday morning we attended a Conference in the European Parliament that was addressed by Henk van de Graaf, the Vice President of Transvaal Farmers’ Union.
He gave a horrifying account of planned and politically-motivated and racially-motivated attacks on Afrikaners’ farms and on the Afrikaners and their families. He gave a vivid and heart-rending account of a farmer, his wife and three year old daughter being tortured to death.
The political motivation of the attacks could not be doubted. An Africa National Congress (ANC) youth leader had popularised the slogans: Kill a Boer; Kill a Farmer and One Boer, One Bullet. Furthermore, during the World Cup in South Africa (when the South African Government was concerned about its image), the killings stopped miraculously but temporarily.
The number of white farmers had halved and the proportion of land owned by Whites had fallen from 50% to 33%. However, the land handed over to the Black population had been neglected and produced little food. The irony is that South Africa had been producing a large food surplus but food production had fallen so much that it was now barely self-sufficient.
When farmers had reported attempted attacks, the police had refused to take any action saying that they had no fuel for their vehicles.









