Boer Lives Matter! SA Police Use Stun Grenades on Peaceful Boer Protesters Angered by Farm Murders!

#BoerLivesMatter As SA-News predicted the day before, there was a massive swelling of support for Brendin Horner's Family at the Magistrates court in Senekal, as well as a communal outrage at the ongoing brutal farm murders, and the lack of action from Government. It appears the SA Police did not expect such a large reaction, and were caught off guard and had to send in re-inforcements to extract their own people from the magistrates court.
In the process the SAPS reinforcements drove into their own gate, nearly running a mother and two kids over, wo were saved by a quick thinking boer.
The SAPS also threw a stun grenade at a group of peaceful farmers, and then raced away in the armoured nyala vehicle like cowards.

Meanwhile, the mainstream media who had also, like the police, fallen into the habit of accepting and taking ongoing farm murders for granted, were also caught of guard and were hard at work underplaying the event. For instance the Government owned National Afrikaans Radio, RSG suggested there were only "tens" of people, when there were in fact up to 2,500!
Mainstream media is also pushing their usual apology, that it is normal crime - where does anyone tie a young man's dead body to a pole in the "normal course of crime"?

It is clear a turning point has been reached and the Afrikaner/Boer community will no longer tolerate Ramaphosa going to New York claiming there are no farm murders, nor the police minister callously disregarding the issue saying it is not a priority, the Afrikaner Boers have now certainly pushed it up a notch or two on the priority list...

The Farmers carried 'Boer Lives Matter' signs as they stormed a court in eastern South Africa on Tuesday where two suspects were to appear before a judge over the brutal murder of a young farm manager, Brendin Horner (21).

Sekwetje Isaiah Mahlamba, 32, and Sekola Piet Matlaletsa, 44, who were arrested on Saturday, were at the Senekal Magistrate's Court in the Free State on Tuesday morning for a pre-trial hearing.

The two men are accused of killing Brendin Horner, whose body was found on Friday at about 6am local time, tied to a pole at the farm he managed in the town of Paul Roux. He had sustained multiple wounds, and a knife was discovered nearby.

Horner’s death came just days after the murder and rape of 44-year-old white farmer Chantel Kershaw, who was strangled in her own garage on September 30. She was allegedly ambushed by a pair of armed black men, according to witnesses. A neighborhood watch group handed those suspected of her attack over to police.

Tensions boiled over outside the court on Tuesday as thousands of people flocked to Senekal to protest against the killings of white farmers.