A march for Cornelius
On Saturday, our members in the Western Cape region came together in the town of Robertson to pay respect to a fallen hero. Vryburgers waved the Vierkleur and put up white crosses bearing Cornelius' name around town.
It was Sunday, the 16th of August, when Cornelius van Dalen bravely stood his ground as police started harassing him at the Robertson-area farm house that he rented. The incident eventually led to a standoff much like that of Ruby Ridge in the US, when Cornelius refused to surrender. An image now circulating on social media shows stickers of the Vierkleur flag and the Sonnenrad on Cornelius's vehicle, along with the phrase "Eendracht Maakt Macht", indicating that he was a White Nationalist who also stood for the Boer cause.
In typical fashion, the lying mainstream media immediately started running with the narrative that Cornelius was simply a crazed right-wing extremist who randomly and for no apparent reason open fired on his neighbours and the police.
However, it does not take a lot of research to figure out that there is more to the story and that the corrupt police are covering their own tracks.
As Boers, we live under an occupied government in our own homeland, forced upon us by an occupying police force that practises a two-tier, anti-white justice system. Cornelius stood up to this corrupt system and should be remembered as the hero he was.
