
Alice VL
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South African dragged off the street in broad daylight. 26-year-old Alex Soleil Van Heerden was last seen at 18:57 on Wednesday 5 August 2026. She had just left News Cafe in Rosebank in an Uber, heading home to 123 Mimosa Road, Northcliff, Johannesburg. The moment she stepped out of the Uber at her own gate, at least three unidentified men forced her into a white Renault hatchback. Video footage captured the entire brazen kidnapping. She was taken against her will right there on her doorstep. The Uber driver did the right thing and raced straight to the nearest police station to report it. SAPS Johannesburg Fairlands case: CAS 38/08/2026. She was wearing a white dress and jacket. No tattoos or distinctive markings. This is not a “missing person.” This is a targeted kidnapping in a supposedly “safe” northern suburb. A young woman, an attorney by all accounts, yanked off the pavement in front of her own home while the country pretends crime is under control. Share this. If you saw anything around Mimosa Road, Northcliff that evening; any suspicious vehicle, any group of men hanging around, contact the investigators immediately. Specialised Security Services contacts: Jacques Visser: +27 67 161 2570 Ruan Visser: +27 67 401 1075 Antoinette Coetser: +27 82 319 4751 Or Fairlands SAPS. Every hour that passes is another hour this young woman is in the hands of animals. South Africa keeps producing these headlines while the same people who created this chaos keep lecturing the world about “transformation.” Bring Alex home.
Alice VL182,834 views • 2 months ago

A 25-year-old man gets a bullet above the pelvic area in April. He survives the shooting itself. Then Lydenburg Hospital in Mashishing and Rob Ferreira in Mbombela finish the job. They send him home still in agony. His mother finds him the next morning soaked in blood. They patch the bleeding, ship him to another hospital when he turns yellow and his liver starts failing, and then they just stop. The last 15 days of his life meant no medication, no antibiotics, and they refused to take the bullet out. He died two months later. The hospitals shrug. Lawyers won’t touch it. Another mother burying her child because the system that was supposed to save him treated him like an inconvenience instead of a patient.
Alice VL74,180 views • 1 month ago

South Africa in the 80's, the era I was a teenager in. Can you believe it's the same country?
Alice VL950,910 views • 1 year ago

Your Pestilency, Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦. The clips are everywhere. You, in the room with the kufis and the prayer rugs, while the video claims the "President" of South Africa has converted, and is now bound by Islamic law above the Constitution. The Pestilency who will not say “Kill the Boer” is a problem. Who built his fortune on BEE while the country sank. Now the internet is filling the silence with the simplest explanation available; his Pestilency answers to something else entirely. You sold the farm attacks as “ordinary crime.” You sold the land policies as justice. You sold the cash in the sofa as nothing to see. And the country is now selling the idea that the reason none of it ever gets fixed is that you already changed the book you answer to. Pestilency was always the title. The only question left is which flag it flies under.
Alice VL11,561 views • 5 days ago

Sooooooo, the official timeline is that Black people invented a Dutch dialect in the Cape, taught it to the Dutch, forgot how to speak it, lost the paperwork, and then the Boers nicked it on the way to church. Makes perfect sense. Next week, the Voortrekkers stole the wheel, Eskom was built by the Khoi and then load-shedding was invented by Jan van Riebeeck out of pure spite, and biltong was originally a Zulu patent until a Neanderthal in a kappie reverse-engineered the drying rack. Also loving the “Neanderthal progress” bit. Europeans crawl out of a cave, invent written Dutch, sail to the Cape, and somehow the language they brought with them was already waiting in the kraal, fully conjugated, with a Bible translation and a resentment clause. The Dutch East India Company must have been a front. Shipping manifests were clearly cover for a language heist. Quick question for the scholars in the room; if Afrikaans was invented by Black people, why does it still sound like a Dutch uncle who drank too much brandy and started dropping the consonants? Did the original inventors also invent “ag nee man” and then misplace it next to the cheese? The man called White people subhuman, got told to say sorry, said sorry, then said never mind. Now he’s auditing the dictionary. At this rate next month he’s going to prove the Groot Trek was a home invasion and Table Mountain was culturally appropriated from a flat piece of veld. Neanderthal progress. 😂😅 We stole the language, the farms, the electricity, and apparently the ability to tell a story that survives contact with a history book. Shame.
Alice VL27,745 views • 15 days ago

Advocate Mark Oppenheimer stood at a podium in Washington and walked through the moment Julius Malema looked a White farm-attack survivor in the eye and shrugged. During the AfriForum “Kill the Boer” litigation, Oppenheimer put the facts to Malema under oath. An elderly White farmer testified from a wheelchair. Attackers had burst in. A shotgun blast dropped his wife in front of him with a catastrophic head wound. The same blast tore through his own 10th thoracic vertebra and severed his spinal cord. He would never walk again. In court he broke down describing how the chant “Kill the Boer / Kill the farmer” still yanks him straight back to that room. Oppenheimer asked if that testimony, the murdered wife, the shattered spine, the tears, would make Malema stop singing it. Malema’s answer was, “No. I am not moved. Let me repeat five times. I’m not moved by that case you brought here. I am not moved. And if that will make me lose this case, let me lose it. I am not moved.” South Africa’s courts later decided the chant was not hate speech. Oppenheimer told the DC audience that is exactly why the fight had to leave those courtrooms and go international.
Alice VL40,291 views • 23 days ago

Michelle and Gideon Roos, a couple from the Stellenbosch/Somerset West area in South Africa, were the 9th victims in a series of armed robberies carried out by the same group of four Black men over the past two weeks. On the evening of 29 May 2026, at around quarter past seven as the sun was setting, Michelle and Gideon Roos were relaxing on their stoep (veranda), braaiing (barbecuing), and speaking on the phone with Michelle's parents when their dog Charlie began barking. Michelle sensed something was wrong and alerted her father. Within seconds, four Black men wearing balaclavas and thick rubber gloves stormed the property. The attackers threw Gideon onto the grass. One immediately grabbed the phone from Michelle's hand, ripped her pearl earrings from her ears, and pulled her wedding rings off her fingers. They forced Gideon into the house and into the bedroom, where they tied him up. Michelle and Gideon repeatedly pleaded, "Please, please don’t hurt us." While three of the men ransacked the cupboards, shouting "Money, money!", one stood holding Michelle's gold jewelry. Gideon was forced onto the bed. The attacker with the pistol focused on Michelle. She handed over her handbag and wallet with what little cash she had. The man also grabbed Gideon's wallet. When Michelle tried to negotiate to keep their ID's and licenses, he shoved her onto the bed and agreed curtly. Gideon attempted to direct them to money in his cupboard but struggled to speak clearly. One attacker, armed with a long bent Y-dropper tool resembling a crowbar, stood threateningly behind Gideon, visibly irritated and ready to strike. Fearing for her husband's life, Michelle told him to stay quiet. She then dropped to the ground, offering to help the robbers by searching through the scattered belongings herself and handing over valuables, saying things like "Do you want this? This is worth so much!" to de-escalate the situation. The man with the pistol pulled Michelle back onto the bed. When she tried to reach the panic button, he caught her, threw her down, and ordered her to sit next to her husband. Michelle feared she was about to be assaulted. The attackers continued their search. One ripped Michelle's precious gold cross necklace from her neck despite Gideon's plea that it was from God. They took Gideon's bakkie (truck) keys, with one briefly going to the vehicle before returning. After holding the couple for 15-20 minutes, the group fled. Michelle slammed the bedroom door, and together they pushed a large chest of drawers in front of it. She pressed the panic button repeatedly while desperately trying to free Gideon by biting and pulling at his ties with her teeth, chipping a tooth in the process but refusing to stop. After a short time, they secured the trellis gate and hid until security and a large number of police arrived. Michelle and Gideon sustained no physical injuries, thank the Lord, but both are suffering significant emotional and psychological trauma. This incident occurred just as they were beginning to recover from a previous farm attack on Gideon's parents the year before. The couple had to recount the full story in detail multiple times to authorities, recalling additional elements with each telling. The Roos family reports that these connected robberies in the area have not been publicized in the news or elsewhere, and they only learned of the prior incidents from police and security. Their cellphones were stolen, leaving them temporarily unable to receive calls or messages on new devices, though they welcome all prayers and support.
Alice VL103,322 views • 4 months ago

Dear CNN, 60 Minutes, The Washington Post, Whites are imagining things, right?
Alice VL68,606 views • 3 months ago

Deputy Principal Vuyokazi Gana, 52 years old, educator of the nation’s children by day, running a human trafficking and brothel operation by night. Recruiting young girls from the Transkei, housing them, charging them R250–R300 a night to sell their bodies, and banking the proceeds. Some of the victims as young as 16. And now the crocodile tears in the dock are supposed to make us whisper “shame.” Spare me. This is the same system that produces “community leaders,” “pastors,” and “deputy principals” who treat young women like inventory while the rest of the country pretends it’s shocked every single time one of them finally gets arrested. She didn’t “fall.” She built a business model on broken young girls and a school salary as cover. And the people currently typing “it’s heartbreaking” will be back to defending the exact same cadre of predators the moment the next one gets exposed.
Alice VL33,226 views • 1 month ago

"We are coming for you, and we are going to get everything you own."
Alice VL60,444 views • 3 months ago

On July 10, 2015, Braam (35), a hardworking father of four young boys, rushed home from his mining job near Mooinooi/Buffelsfontein, North West province, after his wife Izulda called about intruders. Two attackers ambushed him at gunpoint, forced him inside, tied him and his wife up. When they threatened worse harm, including to his children, Braam fought back desperately. He was shot three times in the chest, one bullet severing his spine and leaving him paralyzed (paraplegic from the chest down). He dragged himself away to shield his boys from seeing him die as the attackers fled. His wife escaped amid gunfire. Braam survived the initial attack but endured years of immense suffering; repeated infections (including osteomyelitis, a severe bone infection), multiple hospital failures in South Africa's strained system, and eventual amputation of both legs. Despite his fight, his condition deteriorated rapidly in early October 2019, leading to organ failure. He passed away on October 5, 2019, at age 39. His attackers were never caught, one used a 🚨police service pistol.🚨 Braam left behind his wife Izulda and their four sons. 60 Minutes says these are "robberies gone wrong," yet, they "forgot" to rob.
Alice VL83,994 views • 7 months ago
