January 1, EXCLUSIVE: Farm Attack Victim Details Brutal Assault by Anti-White Ravagers

Wyatt’s Take

• Another rural American family targeted while federal agencies stay silent on the growing pattern of attacks.
• The victim makes clear these assaults are not random but encouraged from the top down.
• Working families in the heartland are left wondering when Washington will treat their safety as a priority.

A survivor of a violent farm attack is speaking out after enduring what he calls absolute hate from attackers who targeted his property and family.

“They are told to do it,” the victim stated plainly when describing the assault.

🇿🇦 Today, I’m releasing an interview with a survivor of farm attacks targeting white minorities in South Africa.

She told me she is sharing her story on behalf of the thousands who are no longer able to.

Stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/ZBZvevasli

— Derek VanBuskirk (@DerekVBK) September 25, 2026

Scoop: Secretary of State Marco Rubio told @DailyCaller that he is restricting visas for any South Africans engaging in anti-white farmer violence.

"The United States will not allow such behavior to go unchecked. These actions directly undermine peace, economic stability, and…

— Reagan Reese (@reaganreese_) September 15, 2026

The attack left deep scars on the rural community already struggling with rising costs and shrinking law enforcement presence. Neighbors say the violence is escalating while politicians in Washington focus elsewhere.

“They are told to do it,” the victim repeated, underscoring his belief that outside forces are fueling the aggression against farmers and ranchers.

Local authorities have limited resources to investigate every incident, leaving families to wonder if help will ever arrive in time. Many residents now keep weapons close and organize their own watch groups.

Wyatt Matters

Heartland families work the land that feeds the nation and deserve the same protection and respect as any other American. When rural communities are left vulnerable, the whole country feels the loss.