The Practical Fight Against Farm Attacks

This is one woman's fight against farm attacks in South Africa. Come walk beside me.

For 20-odd years our farmers have protested, asked government to intervene, and even requested assistance from international influencers. Very little, and definitely not enough is yet happening to stem the tide.

This situation leaves me terribly ashamed because I have been waiting for others to take the lead in bringing solutions, whilst knowing I have been hiding my full potential.

I am a female INTJ and represent 0.08% of the population. That, in effect, means that I do and think differently than 99.92% of the population.

This fact compels me to now act, and act decisively, because I feel an innate sense of responsibility and duty to apply my mind and bring those solutions I know I am capable of, yet 99.92% may not have considered.

Though I'm not a natural leader, I lead well and relentlessly when required, where others may tire in despondency.

I cannot do this alone. You and I need to work as a well-oiled machine to make bold progress.

Except for expenses to keep the lights on, all contributions will be applied to research and development of systems to bring affordable peace of mind to any rural citizen under threat.

I thank you in advance for your contribution to effectively saving every precious life we can.

“To conspire is to breathe together, to harmonise, or to unite in a purpose. Because conspiracy implies thinking, talking, and imagining together, it is a particularly significant feature along the pathless journey of beauty. In the context of cultural change, breathing together describes the essence of communication between agents of change and the others. Walking the path of beauty, the role of a change agent is to trigger the imagination of others, turning hideous social activities into beautiful and sustainable practices, and the aesthetic appreciation of beauty into the experience of the sublime.”
~ Farouk Y. Seif