From Adriana Stuijt of CensorbugbearI am posting this urgent request for help in organising and saving all my documentation on Censor Bugbear http://censorbugbear-reports.blogspot.com and the Afrikaner Genocide Archives http://afrikaner-genocide-achives.blogspot.com in easily-retrievable documents in a better organised way than I am currently using. I need advice from skilled IT-experts and if it’s at all possible, people who would also be willing to back ALL those files up on their own websites. I was thinking of using an Adobe-filing system so that each individual case could be retrieved easily with its original documentation, URLs and pictures. However any advice you can give me on which programmes would be most suitable, would be very very welcome.
Best wishes to all of you.
Adriana Stuijt
Any responses should be sent to Mike Smith at South Africa Sucks - e-mail:
uc.mikesmith@googlemail.com
Best wishes to all of you.
Adriana Stuijt
Any responses should be sent to Mike Smith at South Africa Sucks - e-mail:
uc.mikesmith@googlemail.com
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Note from Sarah
I do hope that someone with the necessary IT skills / knowledge or facility can assist Adriana. She has spent years documenting the ongoing savagery and human rights abuses being committed against the white population of South Africa, and has created an extraordinarily valuable resource which needs to be made accessible to as wider number of people as possible so that the world can no longer ignore what is going on.
I frequently receive kind messages thanking me for reporting on the attacks on South African farmers for which I an very grateful, however what I do is very little when compared to the magnificent and dedicated work Adriana Stuijt is doing, she deserves our praise and our support.
I urge all my readers to visit her sites.
Sarah
I do hope that someone with the necessary IT skills / knowledge or facility can assist Adriana. She has spent years documenting the ongoing savagery and human rights abuses being committed against the white population of South Africa, and has created an extraordinarily valuable resource which needs to be made accessible to as wider number of people as possible so that the world can no longer ignore what is going on.
I frequently receive kind messages thanking me for reporting on the attacks on South African farmers for which I an very grateful, however what I do is very little when compared to the magnificent and dedicated work Adriana Stuijt is doing, she deserves our praise and our support.
I urge all my readers to visit her sites.
Sarah
