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We can always use more hard-working, God-fearing farmers and tradesmen.

I can't speak to tradesmen but as to farmers, I doubt any will consider leaving their land unless they were already considering quitting farming. You have to understand farmers. Money is just a means to an end. Nobody deals with the vagaries of the weather, pests and government and expect to get rich working the land. It's being outside, enjoying mother nature, the satisfaction of seeing the physical efforts of your work literally growing everyday and the reward of a good year. He's conservative by nature, some say 'pigheaded", his is his own boss and god forbid somebody tell him what to do on his own property

The Boers have faced hardship all their lives so this is just another 'issue" It's all they know. Whites in the cities and suburbs may leave and find another "asphalt domicile" but the farmer knows his land like his children and, like his children would not abandon them even upon the pain of death.

As you can see, I and my family are farmers ourselves and share a kinship with these people as, realize it or not, we are in the same boat in America, just a few years distant. Even now there are political groups boldly stating whites do not belong in America. Where would we go? It's stand your ground and fight or die and be buried in it.

We will fight until death to keep the land that nourishes our bodies and our souls. Without the land what is a farmer? Nobody. His identity is the land and the land is his. He will die before he is pushed off the land he loves so much.