Video: WW3: Germans, Boers, Race War, Suidlanders, Simon Roche, Siener Van Rensburg & Adriaan Synman
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The Suidlanders are currently touring the USA & saying that White Genocide is imminent in South Africa, maybe this year. I dispute this type of thinking. Brian Ruhe and Jan discuss the Suidlanders and their plan to save whites from genocide in South Africa. These are sincere Christians who truly believe in the prophecies of Van Rensburg. They claim that 400 of his 700 predictions have come true and that he is the most accurate prophet in history. His prophecies have been mainly documented and interpreted by the Afrikaans author Adriaan Snyman.
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Boer Cartoon: Kill the Boer! Kill the Farmer!
This is well said. This sums up what is valid and allowed in South Africa.
Boer Cartoon: Kill the Boer! Kill the Farmer!
This is well said. This sums up what is valid and allowed in South Africa.
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White Shop: Odins Wheel pendant
The Odins cross, also known as the wheel cross, sun cross or Wodens cross, a cross inside a circle, is a common symbol in artifacts of the Americas and Prehistoric Europe, particularly during the Neolithic to Bronze Age periods.
White Shop: Odins Wheel pendant
The Odins cross, also known as the wheel cross, sun cross or Wodens cross, a cross inside a circle, is a common symbol in artifacts of the Americas and Prehistoric Europe, particularly during the Neolithic to Bronze Age periods.
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White Shop: Beautiful Third Reich Mugs: Mothers Day Mug, Hitler, Hess & many more
However there are a lot of mugs, including 3 poster mugs where you can choose from combinations of posters. In total there are 23+ different variations of these beautiful mugs.
White Shop: Beautiful Third Reich Mugs: Mothers Day Mug, Hitler, Hess & many more
However there are a lot of mugs, including 3 poster mugs where you can choose from combinations of posters. In total there are 23+ different variations of these beautiful mugs.
