Apartheid activist Bradley Steyn shows the spot to his chest where he was hit by a police baton. The photo was taken right before his emergency surgery to save his left testicle, after he was shot close-range rubber bullet by Los Angeles police on Sunday.Having survived the Strijdom Square Massacre as a teen and the apartheid government as a young man, Bradley Steyn barely survived with his life on Saturday as a “peaceful” march against police brutality in Los Angeles turned brutal.
Steyn, speaking to Times Select by phone from his home on Tuesday, explained that he was initially excited to take his daughter, 10, with him to the protest. He believed that, unlike when he was a young man, his daughter would witness a peaceful protest and a moment in history. , which is centred on the day he witnessed Barend Strydom, the Wit Wolf, killing eight and injuring 16 black people on Pretoria’s Strijdom Square.
een involved in law enforcement my whole life – the law enforcement community needs to have an introspective look into who they hire. They need to ensure psychological tests are done to ensure the right person is chosen for the job.”
Good! He had no right to get involved!
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Yena aya kwini?
Is the struggle hero still in exile or? I'm too lazy to research. Akere his name doesn't ring a bell.
Salute! Aluta continua! You are one of a kind. Pray for your speedy recovery and that you shall bear more kids according to your wish...
He thought it's 1976
Lockdown is unlawful. ANCMustFall lockdown is OVER! 🔥🔥🔥
Couldn't have happened to a nice person than a traitor and a snitch.
Ninamanga!! Umlungu wase South Africa?
Ahhhh ne aya kae yena 🙆🏿♂️Nkabe ntxe a buile kasi a tlogele go bloma kgole 🤦🏿♂️
Akabuye azoyigxoba la itoyi toyi.
Where was he going Ku tense here at home... let USA deal... we need to fix ourselves also
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