They call themselves "liberation heroes" and "freedom fighters" while they fill our country with foreigners, loot all resources to death, destroy public health and education, squash the rights of minorities, hollow out the police and army and kill the economy. Is that freedom?

Also, Starlink has proven to be essential for saving lives during natural disasters throughout the world, when all other communications systems have failed, so you would also be helping save men, women and children throughout India. 🇮🇳

#Switzerland reaffirms its support for the @IntlCrimCourt as an independent and impartial judicial institution. 🇨🇭 opposes sanctions, threats or other measures aimed at undermining the Court’s independence and its ability to fulfil its mandate. As a court of last resort, the #ICC plays an important role in combating impunity for the most serious international crimes.

Botswana buys fuel from South Africa & is exactly half the price as here. This is how we are being fleeced by our government.

Lex Libertas | Media Statement Latest farm murder shows White Cross Project’s work is far from finished PRETORIA – The brutal murder of Hannetjie van Zyl (55) near Ottosdal in the North West Province of South Africa once again demonstrates that the crisis highlighted by Lex Libertas through the White Cross Project is real and that the South African government should be regarded as complicit until the necessary action is taken. Van Zyl was attacked at the entrance gate to her farm on Monday, 5 October. Reports indicate that she was struck repeatedly on the head and neck with an iron bar and later died on the way to hospital. Two suspects have reportedly been arrested in connection with the murder, while another remains at large. ‘The White Cross Project succeeded in dramatically increasing international awareness of farm attacks and the broader crisis facing minority communities in South Africa,’ said Dr Ernst Roets, Executive Director of Lex Libertas. ‘However, our position from the start was that this awareness has to be channeled towards support for tangible solutions.’ Lex Libertas maintains that the quickest and least confrontational route forward remains for the South African government to take meaningful action itself. Lex Libertas recently published the White Cross Project Campaign Report in Washington, D.C., in which several immediate measures that could be taken by the South African government are outlined. These include: 1. Farm attacks should be recognized as a serious crisis by the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches of government and the execution of these crimes should be unequivocally condemned. 2. Farm attacks should be treated as a distinct category of crime requiring specialized responses rather than ordinary crime classification. 3. A dedicated national rural safety strategy, including priority policing, dedicated intelligence capacity, rapid reaction units, and structured cooperation with organised agriculture and rural communities should be restored and strengthened. Strengthening the plan should necessarily include making additional resources available for the execution thereof. 4. Legitimate community-based and private security initiatives in rural areas should be legally enabled and supported. This should be done by deregulating the private security industry. 5. Data transparency and independent monitoring of farm attack trends and responses should be improved significantly. ‘These are not impossible demands. In fact, they aren’t even difficult,’ Roets said. ‘These are practical steps that can be taken immediately to save lives. We have learned from experience, however, that the political elite in South Africa are not prepared to take even the most basic measures to address this ongoing crisis. That is why more action needs to be taken. Action includes applying more pressure on the South African government to do its part, but also advocating for a decentralised political dispensation in which communities have more authority over their own affairs, including their own safety.’ This is why it is argued in the report that rural insecurity forms part of a deeper political problem and that meaningful decentralisation and greater self-governance remain necessary in the long term, particularly where communities remain heavily dependent on central institutions that repeatedly fail to protect them. ‘If the South African government chooses to act, we will welcome it and support effective measures,’ Roets said. ‘But continued denial, minimisation or inaction cannot be treated as neutrality. If the state continues to fail in its responsibility while people are being murdered, then Lex Libertas will have no choice but to intensify its domestic and international campaigns, expand pressure for reform and continue building support for communities to take greater responsibility for their own safety and future.’ Roets extended Lex Libertas’s condolences to Van Zyl’s family and community. ‘The White Cross Project may have concluded in Washington, but the work clearly has not. Every new victim reminds us why the campaign was necessary in the first place, and why we cannot stop now.’ - Lex Libertas is a South Africa-based think tank and advocacy group working towards a viable political order for the peoples of South Africa, based on the principles of freedom, decentralisation and self-governance. Statement issued by: Dr Ernst Roets Executive Director Lex Libertas

I keep thinking about the fact that Rebecca Davis from the Daily Maverick quoted the Lex Libertas website where it states that our goal is a viable political dispensation as evidence for her conclusion that our goal is apartheid.

This is Andrea Imbayarwo, also known as Andrew Ndlovu. He was convicted of raping and murdering Christine Robinson at her lodge in Limpopo. He fled and remained at large for years before eventually being caught and sentenced to two life terms. I worked with Christine’s family. They waited years for justice. The NRSO exists. Ordinary South Africans cannot freely search it. #OpenTheRegister IC

This is Andrea Imbayarwo, also known as Andrew Ndlovu. He was convicted of raping and murdering Christine Robinson at her lodge in Limpopo. He fled and remained at large for years before eventually being caught and sentenced to two life terms. I worked with Christine’s family. They waited years for justice. The NRSO exists. Ordinary South Africans cannot freely search it. #OpenTheRegister IC

South Africa is under dictatorship! 💔

Dear South Africa. What did you expect when you supported your government getting into bed with a bunch of pro jihad countries.

Our new Reality Is Sad 😭💔