Gerhard Pretorius

In 2016, Kayla Meyer was 9 years old when she was brutally murdered along with her mom, dad and grandfather in a farm attack in South Africa. Her parents were in another building when attackers stormed in and found her grandfather, visitng from England, making Kayla a sandwich. The half buttered sandwich was still on the kitchen counter when the bodies were found. Kayla was tied up with wire (or electric cord), stripped, gang-raped, and then brutally beaten to death with a spade (or shovel-like object). Her body was later found in a shed on the property (some accounts mention it being stuffed into a closet or similar confined space).

South African and proud - we have some of the best security details in the world.. though it's a necessity considering how violent SA has become.

A lot of misinformation from legacy media about Starlink’s entry into South Africa. Here’s the truth 👇 • ❌ “Starlink wants to bypass B-BBEE” ✅ False — it supports transformation via EEIP, a legal framework already used by companies like Microsoft, IBM, and Amazon Web Services. • ❌ “Starlink is asking for special treatment” ✅ No — it’s asking for equal rules so ALL satellite operators can compete fairly. • ❌ “EEIP is less beneficial than equity deals” ✅ Reality — Starlink’s plan would connect 5,000 rural schools with FREE high-speed internet, impacting millions of students every year. • ❌ “It won’t create local impact” ✅ It will partner with local businesses, create jobs, and boost the economy (broadband growth = GDP growth). • ❌ “It will become a monopoly” ✅ Impossible — Starlink operates globally in a competitive market across 150+ countries. • ❌ “Security & privacy risks” ✅ It will fully comply with South African laws like every other country it operates in. • ❌ “Starlink is already operating illegally” ✅ Wrong — it is NOT operating because it is still waiting for a license.

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