Denied by the World, The Unspoken Genocide Continues

In my mailbox this morning there was a further e-mail from a young white South African who has been writing to me recently seeking to convince me that the genocide of white South African farmers is not actually happening, that the figures have been exaggerated and that there isn't really a problem. He (or maybe they are a she) sends me links to a blog which appears to have been set up for the sole purpose of undermining Brandon Huntley's claim for asylum in Canada, and another one which quibbles over the list of victim names compiled by Adriana Stuijt at Censor Bugbear.

Why would anyone seek such a goal, why would anyone conspire to pretend this ghastly carnage is not happening?

Such people as my correspondent would rather have every tooth in their bigoted heads removed without anesthetic than question the claims of a non-white asylum seeker or cast doubt on other genocides, yet they are desperate to deny what is being done to the whites in South Africa. How is it that we have raised so many children who so hate their own kind that they would rather see them slaughtered than admit that they are victims.

Ironically, the e-mail next to that from my rainbow nation fantasist, self hating, correspondent, brought me news of another white south African farmer murdered in the relentless bloody genocide he so craves to deny.

Only two days ago, on Friday, I reported the last killing, the victim of which is now named as Alberto Costa, and now I must update my figures and name another.

The latest victim was Mr. Helgard Muller of Frankfort in the Free State, who turned 66 during the week. He died of his injuries in an ambulance on the way to hospital.

The incident took place on the farm Mara, about 15 km outside Frankfort. Mrs. Marietjie Muller and a domestic worker were alone when two men in their early twenties, armed with a gun entered the house and asked for money. Mrs. Muller, who is confined to a wheelchair, told the men she didn't have the key to the safe and her husband was not there. The men tied them up with shoelaces and rope and left them in different rooms.

An hour later Mr. Muller returned and was overpowered and shot in his head. The men made off with his truck which was later found on a gravel road nearby Frankfort. Mrs. Muller and the domestic worker were able to free themselves with a knife, and, although not hurt, were treated for shock.

News Report

I am told that there are additional reports stating that arrests have been made, and the weapon which killed Mr. Muller has been recovered, however, I am unable to find that story.

In a separate news report, South Africa's News 24 state that there has been a farm attack every day since President Jacob Zuma made his State of the Nation address in which he claimed that certain categories of crime were falling. I imagine some will accuse News 24 of "exaggerating the problem" as well.

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Hat Tip: Heather C