A Dutch/South African Heroine most people don’t know about: Adriana Stuijt – CensorBugBear

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[Adriana Stuijt is a Dutch born lady who came to live in South Africa. She was a Medical Journalist. When she retired and returned to the Netherlands, she set up a website called CensorBugBear and she was the first person to draw attention to the Farm murders of Whites in South Africa. She and I often shared information on my early AfricanCrisis website. She died on 29 March 2020. Below are the tweets from Holland when she died. She and I last spoke on the telephone roundabout 2016. I've never seen a photo of her, and nobody seems to care, sadly. Jan]

Martin Bosma
@Martinbosma_pvv
Overleden: Adriana Stuijt.

Died: Adriana Stuijt.

Emigrated to South Africa as a child. Journalist. Last 20 years from Dokkum: one-person press agency on plaasmoorde, sticker camps and the anti-white race laws.
Tireless fighter for the Afrikaners.

Als kind geëmigreerd naar Zuid-Afrika. Journalist. Laatste 20 jaar vanuit Dokkum: één-persoons persbureau inzake plaasmoorde, plakkerskampen en de anti-blanke rassenwetten.
Onvermoeibare strijder voor de Afrikaners.

Baie hartseer. Rus sag, tannie.

29 Mar 2020
Replying to
@Martinbosma_pvv
Heb haar een keer mogen ontmoeten, wat een moedige en sterke vrouw. Rust zacht, we zullen u niet vergeten.

29 Mar 2020
She tried to help the Afrikaners. Poor lady. God help her family and friends. May she rest in God’s Eternal Glory.

Source: https://twitter.com/Martinbosma_pvv/status/1244178832644546560



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