The Suidlanders, About The Group & What They Are Up Against In South Africa

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https://suidlanders.org/who-we-are/ https://suidlanders.org/the-coming-revolution/ https://suidlanders.org/our-emergency-plan/ https://suidlanders.org/the-future-of-the-west/ https://suidlanders.org/the-geneva-convention/ https://suidlanders.org/get-involved/ Suid-Afrika Is In 'n slegte situasie dieselfde aan die gebeur Is die wêreld oor maar dit Is die vinnigste In SA eskalerende. Dit is waar ons die meeste moeite om die wit boere hulp of 'n manier uit te kry moet konsentreer. Awareness Share these pages with everyone. People need to be warned of ‘The Coming Revolution’ and ‘The Future of the West’ so they too can prepare to become part of ‘Our Emergency Plan’. International mainstream media has been proven unreliable time and time again. They cannot be trusted to warn people. But Brexit, Trump and the 2016 Italian Referendum proved that social media and word of mouth is still the best way of sharing the truth. So, go ahead, Share these pages. Start preparing for disaster. So that, when the time comes, you can help. There are many informative resources on the internet that can assist you in preparing according to your budget. International Get involved by contacting us at relations@suidlanders.org about any of the following: Relevant Inquiries Relevant Cooperation Comments and advice Online questions and answer sessions with management for relevant organizations or companies Media interviews or documentaries Obtaining assistance in the development of an emergency plan Donating to the development of ‘The Emergency plan’ Warning Signs Water An acute water crisis, similar to the electricity shortage which led to load shedding, is looming in South Africa. A Rapport investigation into the water crisis in South Africa revealed that water-shedding is now a possibility in the country. According to the report, there are numerous factors which led to the dire water situation: South Africa’s dam building programme is a decade behind schedule. Faulty pumps are resulting in the loss of great amounts of water. Leaks and poor water infrastructure leads to a tremendous loss of water each year. Poor or dysfunctional sewage plants result in large amounts of sewage flowing into rivers and dams. According to the newspaper, there are now 1,100 fewer functional rain meters in the country than in 1970. This clearly shows the government’s “don’t-care” attitude towards the water crisis, said the experts. https://mybroadband.co.za/news/government/189452-water-crisis-in-south-africa.html Electricity THERE is a more than 50% chance that the country’s energy grid will suffer a total collapse soon, energy analyst Ted Blom recently told a National Energy Regulator of SA (Nersa) panel at a public hearing in Johannesburg on Eskom’s application for a further hike in tariffs. News 24 reported that Blom said: “A total grid collapse is what we don’t want to face because it will take you anything between a week and two weeks to recover, and I’m not even talking about the mayhem that will occur in the meantime.” http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/TOTAL-BLACKOUT-Do-the-local-authorities-have-a-plan-if-Eskom-collapses-20150729 Unemployment South Africa’s jobless rate rose to the highest in over a decade in the third quarter as more people started looking for employment. The jobless rate rose to 27.1% in the quarter through September, the highest in at least eight years, from 26.6% in the previous three months, Statistics South Africa said in a report released on Tuesday in the capital, Pretoria. The median of six economist estimates compiled by Bloomberg was 26.6%. The number of people without jobs rose by 239 000 to 5.9 million while those employed increased by 288 000 to 15.8 million. http://www.moneyweb.co.za/news/economy/q3-unemployment-hitsf Mining South Africa’s key mining industry is at risk of collapse due to political unrest and labour instability which have negatively impacted investment into the country, the chief executive of the nation’s biggest gold company said on Monday… …“It’s just very clear, we sit on a knife edge as an industry – it could well collapse and that means it’s unlikely that Africa’s potential will be realised because resources will be sterilised.” http://www.iol.co.za/business-report/companies/sa-mining-sector-on-the-edge—sibanye-ceo-2094237 Economy South Africa’s Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago has forecast zero percent growth for 2016, 1.5% in 2017 and 1.7% in 2018. This spells disaster for the country, particularly the unemployed. http://www.sabc.co.za/news/a https://www.patreon.com/Safety_For_SA - Fund To Buy A Farm For South African Farmers/European Family's In Danger! -PLEASE DONATE!