This is one of the bravest men you will ever see. Stand up to tyranny, never let the government interfere in your private life, property or personal choices, regardless of the fake or real pretext doesn't matter, freedom and choice is fundamental, never submit. Confront the bastards and die a hero.
Your voice can bring attention to a slow-motion genocide hiding in plain sight. A rinse and repeat of what happened in what was once the "breadbasket of Africa" can be prevented. Sadly, genocides are very seldom prevented; they are written about, after the fact, by a "civilised" world that did nothing to stop it!
Ben and his family were extremely brave but sadly lost so much from the horrors of such an evil government and dictator. How many farmers have already been murdered in SA and how many more will be murdered.? We are just in another country faced with exactly the same evil intent.
Well, this is exactly where SA farmers are heading, only a miracle can prevent it. SO SAD. These governments have blood on their hands and those victims who died, their blood are calling out to God, just like Abel's blood was calling out to God,when his brother Cain killed him. We must keep on praying for SA.
@Patrick Kazan ,I care about all the victims then and now, whether they're black, white, coloured or Indian. Two wrongs don't make it right. This generation are being consumed by hatred and unforgiveness. It's just a vicious cycle
@Patrick Kazan ,I was part of the struggle first hand,but because God has set me free, I cannot hate anyone. Just as Jesus forgave me, I had to forgive. I would rather spend my energy on my heavenly home, cause this world is not my home. Jesus lifted me up out of my deep dark mess, cause I had no choice but to call out to God, The devil wanted me dead, but Jesus heard my cry for help and saved me from that dark pit of despair and nothing in this world can separate me from His love.. I don't expect you to understand and I do understand your frustration but as I said, it's very sad to see innocent children being tortured, raped and murdered, whether black or white. Their blood is crying out to God, just as Able's blood is crying out to God,when his brother Cain killed him.REVENGE BE LONGS TO GOD. I came into this world with nothing and I'm gonna leave this world with nothing, so I'm investing my energy on the things up above. So do what you must do, just don't get blood on your hands and I will do what I must do. I'll keep on praying for SA., and remember, we are living in a fallen world and in the last days. Just look around you. I don't know if you believe in God, but my bible says, nation against nation, kingdom against kingdom, wars, rumours of wars, greed, lawlessness, lovers of themselves, children will get children, etc. I can't change your mind, only God can, but what I can do is keep staying on my knees and pray. Spread the love!!!!
@Patrick Kazan with all do respect, you've got the right to your opinion. There are always 2 sides to a story. Why did Jesus die for our sins? To set us free from the law but to fulfill the law. Jesus was humiliated, abused, tortured, slapped, spit on, crowned with a thorned crown, his body was pierced, he's clothes was ripped off, etc. and HE DID NOT UTTER A WORD!!!!!Should we not at least try to imitate HIM? I am in this world and not of this world. Yes you might get that impression of me, I just can't help feeling sorry for those victims, especially the innocent children. Is that so wrong. Remember, there is a difference between religion and a true relationship with God..between knowledge,intellect and godly wisdom. Anyway, at least we could communicate in a civil, decent manner, without getting into each others characters.....JESUS LOVES YOU!!!!!!! Think about it!
@Patrick Kazan Psalm 27 Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.............
@Patrick Kazan ,well these questions are very normal from a human perspective but remember, our fight is not against flesh but against, powers and principalities of the air. This war is spiritual,between good and evil, since the fall of man in the garden of Eden. I guess we will never have all the answers to all that's taking place in this world today as well as in the past. There was and is a lot of suffering in this world and this is not gonna change, unfortunately, but if each one of us can do our little bit, I guess it will make a difference in the lives of people we encounter in our lifetimes. We cannot afford to take out eyes off the price. I really do feel for all those that suffered in apartheid era,as i experienced it firsthand, and those suffering today. I forgave and cannot hate as Jesus gave me a new heart. Also, my grandfather was also dispossessed of his smallholding, but I have learnt to move on and keep my eyes on Jesus. Anyway, nice chatting....
Zimbabwe is a complete failure. It's been fair worse than the most dire predictions of Ian Smith. Apartheid never existed in Rhodesia which is a common misconception. The Rhodesian government worked with the tribal chiefs. Zanu-PF has completely destroyed this and removed any cooperation with the chiefs. The only people to prosper in Zimbabwe, has been Mugabe and his thugs. The British should have left Zimbabwe alone but it's politically incorrect to say this today or acknowledge that a colony was better than the native alternative.
Unfortunately I don't share his opinion that SA is different to Zimbabwe. The same is happening in SA but will be on a larger scale unless we get support from the West which, at this stage, we are not getting. The police, most of the judiciary etc are Government appointees. African Tribalism vs Western democracy is happening here as happened in Zimbabwe. Western democracy, Constitutions, rule of law etc are foreign concepts to Africa. The worst of it is that these are supposedly educated people running the country who unfortunately live in the past only to repeat it & do not plan ahead for the future. The main violent trouble makes are the young ones who never lived under apartheid or who were to young anyway but have been indoctrinated by the ANC/EFF/BLF who changed history etc & want to retain power no matter the cost to the country & retain their positions on the gravy train.
We want the old "Zimbabwe" returned to the peaceful and prosperous times before 2000, not "Rhodesia." Why does it have to be one extreme or the other with people.
This man stood his ground agains the "jealous" thug that prefers to ruin Rhodesia/Zimbabwe in order not to share it with the ones who conceived it and made it into the #1 place in Africa.
Well only 29 people watched so a little comment base. Watch "Mugabe and the White African", that is the documentation of Ben and his family. You see the court case and you see Ben sitting in a wheelchair.
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One of the most honorable men on earth. He is brave beyond belief. Good luck brother.
This is one of the bravest men you will ever see. Stand up to tyranny, never let the government interfere in your private life, property or personal choices, regardless of the fake or real pretext doesn't matter, freedom and choice is fundamental, never submit. Confront the bastards and die a hero.
Your voice can bring attention to a slow-motion genocide hiding in plain sight. A rinse and repeat of what happened in what was once the "breadbasket of Africa" can be prevented.
Sadly, genocides are very seldom prevented; they are written about, after the fact, by a "civilised" world that did nothing to stop it!
God bless Ben Freeth and his family!
What a Brilliant mind and how badly he was treated
Let us be warned by Ben we need to stand together United that way we will defeat this evil government. .
Much love your strength is inspirational
Ben and his family were extremely brave but sadly lost so much from the horrors of such an evil government and dictator. How many farmers have already been murdered in SA and how many more will be murdered.? We are just in another country faced with exactly the same evil intent.
Well, this is exactly where SA farmers are heading, only a miracle can prevent it. SO SAD. These governments have blood on their hands and those victims who died, their blood are calling out to God, just like Abel's blood was calling out to God,when his brother Cain killed him. We must keep on praying for SA.
@Patrick Kazan ,I care about all the victims then and now, whether they're black, white, coloured or Indian. Two wrongs don't make it right. This generation are being consumed by hatred and unforgiveness. It's just a vicious cycle
@Patrick Kazan ,I was part of the struggle first hand,but because God has set me free, I cannot hate anyone. Just as Jesus forgave me, I had to forgive. I would rather spend my energy on my heavenly home, cause this world is not my home. Jesus lifted me up out of my deep dark mess, cause I had no choice but to call out to God, The devil wanted me dead, but Jesus heard my cry for help and saved me from that dark pit of despair and nothing in this world can separate me from His love.. I don't expect you to understand and I do understand your frustration but as I said, it's very sad to see innocent children being tortured, raped and murdered, whether black or white. Their blood is crying out to God, just as Able's blood is crying out to God,when his brother Cain killed him.REVENGE BE LONGS TO GOD. I came into this world with nothing and I'm gonna leave this world with nothing, so I'm investing my energy on the things up above. So do what you must do, just don't get blood on your hands and I will do what I must do. I'll keep on praying for SA., and remember, we are living in a fallen world and in the last days. Just look around you. I don't know if you believe in God, but my bible says, nation against nation, kingdom against kingdom, wars, rumours of wars, greed, lawlessness, lovers of themselves, children will get children, etc. I can't change your mind, only God can, but what I can do is keep staying on my knees and pray. Spread the love!!!!
@Patrick Kazan with all do respect, you've got the right to your opinion. There are always 2 sides to a story. Why did Jesus die for our sins? To set us free from the law but to fulfill the law. Jesus was humiliated, abused, tortured, slapped, spit on, crowned with a thorned crown, his body was pierced, he's clothes was ripped off, etc. and HE DID NOT UTTER A WORD!!!!!Should we not at least try to imitate HIM? I am in this world and not of this world. Yes you might get that impression of me, I just can't help feeling sorry for those victims, especially the innocent children. Is that so wrong. Remember, there is a difference between religion and a true relationship with God..between knowledge,intellect and godly wisdom. Anyway, at least we could communicate in a civil, decent manner, without getting into each others characters.....JESUS LOVES YOU!!!!!!! Think about it!
@Patrick Kazan Psalm 27 Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.............
@Patrick Kazan ,well these questions are very normal from a human perspective but remember, our fight is not against flesh but against, powers and principalities of the air. This war is spiritual,between good and evil, since the fall of man in the garden of Eden. I guess we will never have all the answers to all that's taking place in this world today as well as in the past. There was and is a lot of suffering in this world and this is not gonna change, unfortunately, but if each one of us can do our little bit, I guess it will make a difference in the lives of people we encounter in our lifetimes. We cannot afford to take out eyes off the price. I really do feel for all those that suffered in apartheid era,as i experienced it firsthand, and those suffering today. I forgave and cannot hate as Jesus gave me a new heart. Also, my grandfather was also dispossessed of his smallholding, but I have learnt to move on and keep my eyes on Jesus. Anyway, nice chatting....
Thank you Ernst and Ben .
then they wonder why 1 million people starved to death in zimbabwa
This is why I support the right to bear arms!!
Zimbabwe is a complete failure. It's been fair worse than the most dire predictions of Ian Smith. Apartheid never existed in Rhodesia which is a common misconception. The Rhodesian government worked with the tribal chiefs. Zanu-PF has completely destroyed this and removed any cooperation with the chiefs. The only people to prosper in Zimbabwe, has been Mugabe and his thugs. The British should have left Zimbabwe alone but it's politically incorrect to say this today or acknowledge that a colony was better than the native alternative.
Unfortunately I don't share his opinion that SA is different to Zimbabwe. The same is happening in SA but will be on a larger scale unless we get support from the West which, at this stage, we are not getting. The police, most of the judiciary etc are Government appointees. African Tribalism vs Western democracy is happening here as happened in Zimbabwe. Western democracy, Constitutions, rule of law etc are foreign concepts to Africa. The worst of it is that these are supposedly educated people running the country who unfortunately live in the past only to repeat it & do not plan ahead for the future. The main violent trouble makes are the young ones who never lived under apartheid or who were to young anyway but have been indoctrinated by the ANC/EFF/BLF who changed history etc & want to retain power no matter the cost to the country & retain their positions on the gravy train.
Couldn't agree with you more .
You'll have to shout to make yourself heard. The West has its eyes closed and its fingers in its ears.
MAKE ZIMBABWE
RHODESIA AGAIN
Chris Petersen that's not what he's saying punk
We want the old "Zimbabwe" returned to the peaceful and prosperous times before 2000, not "Rhodesia." Why does it have to be one extreme or the other with people.
in your dreams
one day Zimbabwe will be free
This man stood his ground agains the "jealous" thug that prefers to ruin Rhodesia/Zimbabwe in order not to share it with the ones who conceived it and made it into the #1 place in Africa.
What has happened to Nene
Am I the only one to comment here?
Well only 29 people watched so a little comment base.
Watch "Mugabe and the White African", that is the documentation of Ben and his family. You see the court
case and you see Ben sitting in a wheelchair.
th-cam.com/video/7psV-jald54/w-d-xo.html
@@skelm4978 They removed that video from this platform.
@@DerSchleier Terrible. It was a great documentary.