Glow Of Fire Over Gauteng (South Africa) - Siener Van Rensburg

Glow of Fire Over Gauteng
Vision: 1st October 1917: Maize cobs are on fire in Johannesburg.
On this side of Johannesburg a number of grey goats with white
bellies are gathered on a rise. Wild muscovy ducks come from the
east and fly in the direction of the fire. ‘African’ spears appear in
the east. Small and large red cattle go out from East to Northwest.
Interpretation: The maize cobs on fire in Johannesburg is a sign of
riots and bloodshed occurring there. (Compare other visions with
this one: 12th August 1922 and 12th July 1923). At the same time
there are English (grey goats with white bellies) who identify
themselves with the cause of the Boers. Foreigners (wild
muscovies) from East Africa (Mozambique and Tanzania) flock into
the country and wherever they go, there is violence and
bloodshed (‘fly in the direction of the fire’). But the actual
violence with the blacks and their communist allies starts at this
point (‘African’ spears appearing in the east and small and large
red cattle go out).